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I wish more of you were in Canada so I could just push you to Space where you can actually watch the entire series to date online right now.
Anyway in short it's about a Book of Pure Evil that gives the owner whatever they want, monkey paw style. Todd and his gang fight the book as the tagline says with mixed results. The first thing you'll notice is that for a show based on a teenage in high school it's decidedly adult (content wise not maturity) not just the language but the gore. It's cartoonish and hilariously awesome. I've never laughed at a dude getting his giant talking chopped off before.
In addition to that last promo, there actually is a metal musical episode. Aired last week and I so hilarious I've been watching it over and over again. I haven't rewatched a music episode this many times since the third episode of Glee*. The fan favorite song is "Horny Like the Devil" this will ruin some minor aspects of the show but nothing big and it's still fun to watch unfold.
My only problem is who gave Jason Mewes old man moves? He's not that old. (also that episode also features a number called "Wolf Rape".
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (jpm) did the Federal Reserve a favor when it bought Bear Stearns & Co. during the height of the financial crisis in 2008, J.P. Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon said Wednesday. "We did them a favor. We were asked to do it and we did it at great risk to ourselves," Dimon said at an event in Washington held by the Council on Foreign Relations. To avert the collateral damage to the markets from the Bear Stearns collapse, the Federal Reserve provided major government guarantees to assist J.P. Morgan to acquire the institution in March 2008. Dimon's comments come after the New York attorney general filed a lawsuit against J.P. Morgan on Oct. 2 for alleged fraud in the sale of mortgage-securities issued by Bear Stearns.
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2010-09-22, 22:59 | Link #7121 |
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Meh... the latest chapter was... Okay, Nagi has finally realised she's nowhere near the level of a pro mangaka (do tell!). We've also learnt that Azumamiya's family is full of mangaka, but either way, in my opinion, yet another boring episode.
It seems Chiharu and Luca are friends, but I guess that was hinted at the end of the Greece arc.
2010-09-23, 07:25 | Link #7124 |
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The wuss with Nonohara as butler. When Nagi/Hayate visited Hina's kendo club, and Hayate ended up fighting "SAFETY SHUTTER" Nonohara and Hina whacked down Azumamiya (who was jealous about Hayate's closeness with Hina)
The only positive thing I could possibly see about him is his Hina connection. But even so... *yawn* I'm not sure what Hata is doing at the moment. I think he's trying to establish a new wide-range storyline to develop Nagi, but the limitations he gave her in the past (being little more than a bratty kid living in her own world) will be difficult to overcome. And sorry - it's neither really funny, interesting or dramatic in any way. *sighs and shakes his head* Maybe he should have ended the story with the Royal Garden arc after all. |
2010-09-23, 14:47 | Link #7125 |
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I don't think it is as bad as most of you think.
It is necessary for Hata to change Nagi's behavior after she is not rich anymore. She can pass off plenty of antics in the past as a bratty rich kid, which is kinda funny and cute in a way. If she keeps doing the same things as she did in the past after she is not rich anymore, she is just plain annoying. Whether it is a good move to make Nagi poor is another matter though.
2010-09-23, 15:43 | Link #7126 | |
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A lot of mangaka would probably just ride this down in flames for as long as they can without changing anything.
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Um ... wow. I ... don't even know what to say. Things must pretty dire for the manga for you to say this. Quote:
Yeah, looking back on that, I think we should have taken that as an indicator for how this arc would be handled. No matter what limitations Nagi might have as a character, in the hands of a competent writer, they can be overcome, difficult as they may, it's not an impossibility. However, from the looks of, Hata seems to have given his A-game during the Greek Arc, and after that was exhausted and is now just ... not motivated to actually writer a half decent story anymore.
2010-09-24, 00:32 | Link #7128 | |
*boot to the head*
He's probably already planned out the story from start to finish and just tossing us tidbits. Maybe that's what this arc is about, showing how hard it actually is for a mangaka. Most authors just make comments about it in special bits, Hata is actually integrating it into the storyline.
2010-09-25, 11:20 | Link #7129 |
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No matter how boring recent chapters are, delicious Hina spoiler is still delicious.
2010-09-25, 12:12 | Link #7130 | |
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2010-09-25, 12:50 | Link #7131 | |
*boot to the head*
Course, this is Miki.. she wouldn't care at all now if only she gets to play a part in the plot, being called on to help with the manga draft time crunch?
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2010-09-25, 12:53 | Link #7132 |
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is this just the cover for the next chapter? or is Hata seriously interrupting this manga arc midway to add yet another random Hina-filled fanservice chapter? please tell me that is not the case and it continues were the last one left off...
I like my Hina chapters as much as anyone but...seriously, if he did this I would be seriously disappointed.
2010-09-25, 13:18 | Link #7133 | |
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2010-09-25, 15:31 | Link #7134 |
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I would've liked to see how Hayate will deal with Nagi's newfound "oh god I suck" attitude after seeing the pro's manuscript. But I guess i'll have to wait for next week for that. At least Hina is cute...damn you to hell Hata
2010-09-25, 19:39 | Link #7135 |
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Posting here and on MF is a pain, so I'll be short.
It might not be a real Hina / Miki chapter at all. In the previous chapter Maria was on the cover, yet she had absolutely nothing to do with it. It might be the same here. Let's not jump to conclusions, though I already wrote a little possible scenario on MF if it does end up being a chapter about those two. And that's about all I have to say at the moment.
2010-09-25, 23:35 | Link #7136 |
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What Rah said might be quite true, but the lower right corner of the spoiler picture give me a bit hope that it is going to be Hina chapter.
つかんでいるのは ヒモというより導火線? What she is holding is more like a fuse than a string? Here "fuse" is used metaphorically: meaning the "fuse" of some massive or dramatic event.
2010-09-27, 12:18 | Link #7140 |
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I honestly wouldn't mind a Hina fanservice chapter, if I get the chance to skip the previous borefest. Of course, if we go back to the Yosora storyline, even better.
As for Nagi's limitations, that's how Hata wrote her. He's definitely been developing her throughout the entire manga, that much is undeniable, but I think he should keep the same pace. Trying to develop her at a faster pace, because he probably believes he hasn't developed her enough, currently, I believe is not a good idea. Of course, by the time this arc ends, we may be thinking different, and this turned out to be good. However, as of now, this arc so far, with the exception of Luca and Yosora (and they haven't got too much focus) for most of the part has been rather boring. I'm not even comparing it to the Greece arc, but to any other arc. It's simply plain boring. Naturally, this is just my opinion, but it seems several other people seem to share it. So, that may mean something.
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Wyndham San Diego Bayside offers 600 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and complimentary newspapers. Rooms open to balconies or patios. Beds feature premium bedding. A pillow menu is available. 32-inch LCD televisions come with premium digital channels and pay movies. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, bathrobes, designer toiletries, and complimentary toiletries.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottled water and coffee/tea makers. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Balcony or patio
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Digital TV service
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Pillow menu
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Hazelwood's Bayside Deli - Fresh salads and sandwiches served daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Ruth's Chris Steakhouse - Serving dinner nightly, this restaurant's main specialty is custom-aged U.S. prime beef. Reservations are suggested.
24-hour room service is also available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness facility.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10 per day.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 25 per pet, per night
- Dogs and cats only
- 2 per room
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 5 and USD 20 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: USD 29 per night
- Valet parking fee: USD 40 per day
- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per night
- Refrigerator fee: USD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per day
Hotel Name
- San Diego Bayside Wyndham
- Wyndham Hotel San Diego Bayside
- Wyndham San Diego Bayside
- Wyndham San Diego Bayside Hotel
- Holiday Inn San Diego - On The Bay Hotel San Diego
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the train station. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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a resident of another community
on Apr 20, 2014 at 4:45 pm
Great Review Boss! Wait...errr...uh :-)
a resident of another community
on Apr 21, 2014 at 9:20 am
sorry, but lobster roll with butter is not the way it is done in Maine - they do that further south.
lobster rolls in Maine have just enough mayo to make the lobster meat stick together - and nothing else.
lobster salad implies more mayo and things like chopped celery.
IMO the lobster rolls at the old port lobster shack are better and more authentic Maine style than sam's.
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Apr 21, 2014 at 6:08 pm
Most of the food we have had over two visits was too salty, too greasy, or two sweet. However, little children seem to like it....it just isn't for most adults.
However, I would not recommend taking children here...the staff obviously does NOT like kids under twelve, at least not on weekends.
The service is sporadic. Sometimes slow, sometimes accommodating, sometimes arrogant and snarky--no consistency.
Not worth the price--I bet it will not be in business a whole lot longer.
a resident of another community
on Apr 21, 2014 at 6:53 pm
There used to be a Mexican restaurant in south PA called the Red Pepper. It was part of a small chain. Their crab enchilada was my all time favorite meal. I read a critic's review of the place, they had the crab enchilada and hated it. Nothing like the awesome, wonderfully tasty crab enchilada at some other place. I went to the other place, tried the crab enchilada, and it tasted like wet cardboard. Yuk! So I had the realization that restaurant reviews are useless, because everyone has different tastes.
A while later the Red Pepper closed, hopefully not because of one bad review.


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Address: Part of the university campus, located a mile from the centre of Loughborough.
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Vital statistics: Offers the AMBA-accredited Loughborough MBA and five full-time conversion MScs for non-business graduates: management; business analysis and management; finance and management; international management; and marketing and management. It also offers an ESRC-accredited MRes, MPhil and PhD, as well as an extensive range of tailored and open programmes for managers and directors.
Added value: The flexible part-time MBA offers the option of evening and weekend classes or a three-day or four-day block format. This makes an MBA achievable in two years for working students and busy executives. Loughborough has an excellent library with superb learning resources, as well as on-campus restaurants, shops, cafés, pubs and clubs. The university's world-renowned sports facilities are available to all students. Loughborough also has ESRC-accredited MRes and PhD programmes, with doctoral students playing an integral role in the school's research community.
Easy to get into? You need a degree or equivalent and three years' work experience for the MBA, and a degree for the MSc programmes. The post-experience management development programmes are open to everyone.
International connections: The school has been accredited by EQUIS, which confirms its international reputation for excellence. It is also a member of Erasmus, Socrates and ESSAM – a consortium of European business schools – which gives MBA students the opportunity to study with European partners for 10 days in their final year. Loughborough is partnered with several top European universities and has partners in Asia, such PSB Academy in Singapore.
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Should We Stop Photographing Our Food?
I'm currently reading Ariana Huffington's new book, Thrive, and in it she talks about a CTO (Chief Technology Officer) of a Fortune 500 company who hoped that some day we all leave our phones off the table when we're eating a meal (disclaimer: I say that I do that 85% of the time) and better yet, we all stop photographing our food.
Food is so compelling to take photos of: it varies from geographic and cultural regions and types of lifestyle. People travel to Italy to eat pasta, to Paris to eat macaroons and to Hong Kong for dim sum. We connect with people over a meal or shared dish. I don't know about you, but over a meal, I'm probably talking about another meal (especially if I'm with my dad).
It's such a pet peeve to see people from my home state who cook pasta and throw jarred alfredo sauce over it and call it homemade and healthy all over their Facebook and Instagram accounts. I know we all don't enjoy cooking and eating healthy, but at what point did we begin to need validation for our food choices? (And believe me, I know I need to be less judgy when it comes to food. Blame it on me constantly acting like a know-it-all. At least I do it privately, right?)
Do I hope people stop taking photographs of their food? The answer is, I hope people leave their phones off the table and if they want to take a photo, snap a pic and Instagram it later. Who really wants to eat cold food?
This post was inspired by Thrive: The Third Metric to Redefining Success and Creating a Life of Well-Being, Wisdom, and Wonder by Arianna Huffington. As a member of From Left to Write I received a copy of the book for review purposes.
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CAN YOU BELIEVE I DRANK SNAKE BLOOD? (Short answer is no one should be surprised, I'm insane). What do you think about people taking pictures of their food? I want to hear your thoughts!
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I really don't think public food photography will go anywhere anytime soon. Honestly, I hope it doesn't because my favorite type of humblebrag is "look at this super cool restaurant I'm eating at." But it really is a good point to leave the phone out of the picture (punny) for most of the dinner and only get it out when you need it for the photo. Dinner is no fun when someone's nose is into Twitter and iMessage!
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DEFFFF agree – the best humblebrag is an awesome restaurant :)
Curtle instituted a rule where I have 5 minutes to photograph food before the meal and then the phone goes away at dinner. Computers are also not to be opened after 9PM. I kind of hate him for this, but I know he's right.
Also bad food photography irks me. And people who post a picture of the one time they let themselves indulge and hashtag it #balance. You're not balanced cause you had one damn vodka soda. And you know exactly what (who) I'm talking about ;) ;) ;)
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Aiiii snake blood girl?? You are way more adventurous than me haha. I agree with you about the food photography thing, though…I usually get bored scrolling through instagram and seeing the same thing over and over, and honestly even if it's a good meal, I don't necessarily want to see a pic of it. Personal preference I know, but there it is. Rather spend the time talking/relaxing/enjoying with my fam and friends than concerned about the picture of it
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Yes – Insta totally gets taken over by food and sometimes it makes me want to unfollow people!! PS what is your Insta handle I need to follow you!!!
[…] Cassie from Almost Getting it Together discusses unplugging at the dinner table in an era where everyone Instagrams their food. […]
I do it, but not all the time. When I have a particularly delicious looking dish, I Instagram it. There are way better things I could be doing with my time, but what can I say? Food gets a lot of likes ;)
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You're so right!! Food does get a lot of likes… it kind of bugs me because I want my other photos to get more likes lol.
Snake blood is definitely photo worthy– curious how it tasted and why Taiwanese drink it, or maybe it's just a drink like soda pop over there? curious– anyway food pictures, my opinion is that if you're not a food blogger, too many photos of "what I ate wednesday" is not necessary and some people can be down right annoying filling your feed with half eaten baby shit looking meals.
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Haha loveee your comment this made me laugh. Snake blood is used for fertility as far as I remember (but I was maybe a little drunk when I had it). I remember it being salty and warm and exactly how I imagined poison tasting.
So I'd like to think that I'd try anything once, but the snake blood thing…I'd struggle with that :-p And this is a hard question! I think that our over-connectedness is a problem, but….clearly, I like taking pictures of my food. I've gotten more picky about when/where I'll do it, and if I'm at a restaurant and want a picture I'll try to get it done quickly, and put the phone away. I can Instagram it on the way home.
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Haha I love that we discussed this at brunch last weekend!! xo
I LOVE that you drank snake blood.
Somedays I feel like a shitty blogger for not taking pictures of ALL MY MEALS but to be honest, 90% of them are ugly and/or boring, so I don't. I very much do not like to have my phone out when I'm visiting with people, I think it's rude, so I put it away.
But….if we're talking about being connected, I've met so many amazing people through Twitter and blogs and IG that I really do think it is a good thing, but it's up to the individual to monitor use. However awesome it is to connect online, I don't think it's a substitute for IRL connections.
Wow. That was long. And probably off-topic. And I can't believe I haven't mentioned it before but I SUPER LOVE YOUR FANCY NEW BLOG!!!!!!!!!
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Social is definitely amazing for meeting people and keeping in touch – love it for that. I hate that it's a distraction which I'm guilty of myself! AND THANK YOU!!!! Needs a few tweaks here and there but I'm also in love xo
Unless it's for a WIAW post once a week or something super out of the ordinary, I don't usually find myself willing to take pictures of my food. Too much hassle! And I'm lazy! The only time I get up really close and personal with my food is when I'm having a photoshoot for a recipe, but that's kind of unavoidable.
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Definitely agree… such a hassle and I'm lazy… and did I mention to hungry to stop to take a photo?
I have a love-hate view toward food photos. Food photos are ok if (1) if you're documenting a recipe, (2) you are reviewing the restaurant, or (3) the restaurant is on your bucket list. I'll give a pass to bloggers, too, because y'all help me to learn things. I think that home cooking photos in-and-of-themselves are interesting, because I do think it's about validation. I have had a few moments where I stepped back and thought 'wow, it worked!' or ask 'what went wrong?'. Otherwise, I don't post photos of daily meals, because I assume that living people feed themselves and don't need to post a play-by-play.
I LOVE THIS COMMENT: I assume that living people feed themselves and don't need to post a play-by-play. YES! People don't understand that social media isn't for a play-by-play of their lives… no one cares unless it's a big/cool/funny moment!
I don't have a problem with folks taking photos of their food – although, I agree with you that some foods don't really warrant photos – but what I really find disturbing is when folks immediately pull out their phones when they sit down to dine with their families (did you see the study about this? http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2014/03/05/peds.2013-3703.abstract) and the tactics that the kids go through to get their parents' attention off their smartphones?? UGH! when you eat, put the phone away!! (that goes for when you're driving a car, too, btw!)
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I haven't seen that study but I do have something similar that happened… this guy hit me with his kid's stroller because he was walking it and texting. So sad. Like hang with your kid for one moment, distraction free!
I'm so curious about what snake blood tasted like!
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Pretty terribly, from what I remember. Kind of warm and salty? Ew, getting shivers thinking about it.


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This is just one more reason why perma-tree should stay! *nod*
How to entertain yourself endlessly during AFKs
#4 by Dinte on August 12, 2010 - 10:12 am
Do this all the time. It my be the single most adorable/awesome (adorasome?) part about being a tree.
#8 by dorgol on August 12, 2010 - 3:29 pm
With the coming removal of perma-Tree Form I insist on pulling out my Teldrassil Sproutling pretty much 100% of the time.
#13 by LolDrood on August 13, 2010 - 3:27 pm
You know the end of Little Shop of Horrors? When Audrey II has little mini Audrey? And then Seymour kills her, and the cuts to Audrey II screaming, then the little Audrey buds screaming?


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Not that MS sufferers need any more dark clouds in their horizon but I've always wondered why higher cancer risks have never been associated with MS and other destructive autoimmune diseases.
I'm a firm believer that MS is autoimmune but I also believe, and I think it's widely believed that MS originates with a trigger and it seems to me that trigger would have to be either environmental (carbon monoxide, etc..) or an event (trauma, etc) along with genetic suceptibility.
This story has received lots of coverage in the UK with the annoying consequence that friends and family members have alerted me to the 'miracle' treatment, or sent me the press cuttings. They mean well, but tend to read these sorts of stories at face value. Hopefully, it will show as much promise in the trial and become another option.
The worse was the coverage in the UK of the stem cell injections in Holland. My dad keeps saying to me "I'll give you the £14,000!".
30 seconds ago a colleague just said "did you see the press at the weekend about a new treatment?". If I strangle the next person who says this I might need you as a witness for the defence.
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in other PQ news, D3Publisher is looking for fans in the LA area to do some focus testing for Galactrix. they sent out this message yesterday:
"Attention all Puzzle Quest fans in the Los Angeles Area!
D3Publisher of America would like to give you the opportunity to participate in upcoming focus testing for the next game in the Puzzle Quest franchise. If you own Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords on any platform and would like a chance to participate, please e-mail email@example.com and put ?Puzzle Quest Research? in the subject line. All e-mails must be received by April 18th, 2008. Participants will be considered on a first come, first served basis and will be screened for some additional criteria."
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Archive for the 'Technology' CategoryMLA's 2014 Fall Educational Webcast SeriesThank you to all the host sites that made MLA's 2014 Fall Educational Webcast Series a success! The following webcasts were sponsored: (more…) Celebrating National Medical Librarians Month 2014!October is National Medical Librarians Month (NMLM)! Highlighting the fact that medical librarians are the best and most cost effective way to obtain quality health information, this year's NMLM theme is "Critical Knowledge for Challenging Times." In honor of this event, we are recognizing the contributions of medical librarians by promoting Network member outreach projects. (more…) Highlights of Information Services Outreach for Rural and Frontier Nevada in 2013-2014!by Terry Henner In general, rural and frontier areas possess important differences in demographics, economics, and social characteristics that influence health priorities and outcomes. Nevada communities situated in rural and frontier areas face unique challenges regarding the availability of hospitals, clinics, and associated health care resources, including access to health information services. The Savitt Medical Library received NN/LM PSR outreach funding for a second year to extend services to these rural and underserved areas through the activities of a Coordinator of Outreach Library Services (COLS). During the past year, this position has been playing an important role in helping to mitigate the geographic isolation of health care workers by raising awareness of information services and access to training opportunities. (more…) Sutter Medical Center (Sacramento) Health Information Ambassador Programby Theresa Johnson, MLIS In April 2013, the Sutter Resource Library received outreach funding support from NN/LM PSR, to enhance our pilot project to "bring the library to the patient." 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Archos 5 Internet Tablet Review
I've been wanting to add an Android device to my collection for some time now, but I had to wait until I had the funds to spare. The Archos 5 was released last fall in the US and Europe. It's your usual MID with a 4.8" screen, 8GB flash, Wifi, Bluetooth, and a microSD card slot. It also has excellent media abilities (Archos has been making media players for quite a few years now.)
It's important when looking at a tablet that you keep in mind that it can do a lot more than just read ebooks. If you get one, you should remember that Archos calls it an "internet tablet" for a reason. I have some (6 or so) devices that fill a similar ereaders niche as the Archos 5, and I kept 2 handy in order to compare to the Archos 5: an Ipod Touch and a SmartQ 7. Everyone is probably familiar with the iTouch, and the SmartQ 7 is a 7" Linux tablet with Wifi.
The Archos 5 is both thin and just the right size that I can hold it in portrait in one hand. It was nice to hold, and having used PDAs with 4" and 3" screen I was quite pleased with the 4.8" wide screen. There's no stylus, but the screen was reasonably fingertip friendly.
The hardware is great, but I had serious issues with the software. I'm about to return this tablet, again, because it keeps crashing. I can live with system crashes for a little while, but the first unit also lost Wifi. I've also had to force a reboot a number of times because half the screen went black.
I've also had trouble with file permissions. What I'm used to doing on Windows or Linux is double-click on a file and let the system open it with the correct program. This didn't work on the Archos 5, and I'm not sure whether this problem was caused by Archos or the Android OS.
The other major problem I encountered was that a couple of the reading apps couldn't find the microSD card. Again, I don't know if this was the fault of Archos or Android, but my guess is that the problem was caused by my unit having both internal flash and a microSD card slot. I think Archos did something slightly funky to the file system, and Android OS isn't flexible enough to cope.
The Archos 5 has a full browser, Flash support, RSS feed, etc. I tried most of the features, and I used it in much the same way that I did my iPod Touch or my SmartQ 7. Now, I do some browsing on both the iTouch and Q7, so I'm used to the small screen. I was a little surprised to discover that I don't like to browse on the Archos 5. The onscreen keyboard just wasn't as easy to use as on either of my handhelds. I'd thought that I would at least prefer the Archos over the iTouch because the screen is bigger. Strangely enough, the iTouch was nicer to use in every way.
Leaving aside the stability issues, this is a decent reader, and there are several reader apps available. I reviewed them in detail over here. What do I think of it as an ereader? Well, the answer is somewhat complicated. I would not get an Android tablet to use as an ereader, but if I had an Android phone I would read on it. The reading apps themselves are very good; it's the devices that I have trouble with.
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I would not go out of my way to get an Android tablet as an ebook reader. TBH, I would avoid them entirely. It is not nearly as stable or nor as feature rich as either Linux or Windows Mobile. Also, it doesn't offer as many apps as either Linux or Windows Mobile. Android isn't ready yet; it's still in its infancy. And frankly, it was meant to run phones, not tablets. There's a reason why the only authorized devices are phones; that's what it's designed for.


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5:00am: Wakes up5:00-6:30am: Exercises6:30-8:00am: Spends time with her son Isaac while checking emails until leaving for work6:30pm: Arrives at home to spend time with her son.7:30pm: Sends her son to bed8:00-11:30pm: Works11:30pm:Goes to bed
The whizzkid behind the popular microblogging site never checks work emails before he arrives to work in the mornings.
10:00am: Arrives at work.11:00am: Launches new features on Tumblr every day.1:00pm: Goes out for lunch with colleagues.3:00pm: Needs a "pick me up", so goes out for tea or a snack.9:00pm: Goes out to dinner with "anyone left in the office."Midnight: Goes to bed.
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Towing Small Utility Trailer, Good Idea?
I am thinking about buying a Wrangler. I have always liked them but recently my girlfriend got an 87 and its killing me to drive around an automatic honda accord while she drives around the stick lol. Besides that I need different vehicle for work. I am a carpenter but do all sorts of construction work on the side. I'm wondering if a wrangler would be decent for towing around a small 6-8 foot flat utility trailer with plywood, lumber, tools etc. I will be driving on mostly flat ground with a few small hills here and there. I would prefer a 4 cyl for the gas but a 6 is not out of the question. I've read that most older jeeps have a towing capacity of 2000 lbs but with that being said has anyone towed anything with a jeep other than an unlimited? I don't have the funds for an unlimited and I would actually prefer a 15yr or older jeep. Thanks for reading!
The 4 and 6cyl don't really get any different gas milage
I have a 4x8 trailer I haul mulch and have moved with it and once hauled a bunch of split rail fence (which was not fun the trailer didn't have enough tongue weight) I usually don't haul too many heavy loads |
imho, if your gonna tow a trailer get a 6cyl
def a I6 would be the way to go IMHO--unless you want new (er) JK/ body style.
I wouldn't be afraid to tow a small flat trailer with a TJ as long as you are not hauling bags of rock concrete etc. I have seen on the road and heard of people pulling 17' bass boats but I don't have the stones for that. |
I tow a 5*8 utility trailer with my 2001 TJ, and dont have any problems. I do have the I6, I have not driven the I4 but I have heard they lack any power so I dont think I would try to tow with one.
I tow a 5x8 trAiler with 2-3 dirt bikes. Jeep handles fine with them.
Towed the trailer loaded with soda and water bottle cases once. Dont know the weight but my headlights were pointed wAyy up! That was pretty scAry but it was only for a couple miles.. You should be fine for what you r doing. |
Thanks for the thoughts. Martinez and wwch99tj, both of you mentioned towing a small utility trailer, wwch99tj with mulch in his. Have either of you ever carried loads of lumber/plywood or anything else that would weigh over 500 lbs? I'm not mulch savvy so idk how much a large load tends to weigh.
I have a trailer made out of an old Datsun rear end that I tow behind my '06 Rubicon. About the heaviest load that I haul is horse feed which weighs about 5 or 6 hundred pounds per load. I wouldn't want to go over that weight for fear of overloading the trailer or the jeep. Most of the time you can't tell the trailer is behind the jeep except when stopping, then you notice it (I don't have trailer brakes). I keep hearing that you can tow up to 2000 pounds behind a TJ but I wouldn't want to without trailer brakes, my little trailer with the small loads I carry definitely increase my stopping distance considerably.
trying to tow with a 4cyl will eat more gas than the 6
if you are going to tow constantly, you may want to consider a longer wheelbase like a cherokee |
you can tow 2000 lbs with a 6cyl tj... the jeep can handle way more than that... i wouldn't suggest going over the weight that the jeep is rated for but there is no reason you can't tow the max weight unless you don't know how to drive with a trailer... if you do then you will be just fine.
I used to tow a 4x8 trailer with my 4cyl YJ all the time. Loaded it with mulch, wood, shingles, loads to the dump, camping gear, axles and whatever else I needed to haul with it.
Be careful how you load it and spread the load out correctly. I have an LJ now and it is 10 times better at towing than the 4 cyl YJ was. The 4 cyl tranny is weak as well. Don't buy the 4 cyl with an automatic! The 2 mpg less with the 6 cyl LJ is well worth it or any 6 cyl YJ or TJ. |
So whatever you load make sure you get enough tongue weight, the ideal tongue weight is 10% of the load. By the way my jeep has the 4cyl and had no problem towing the split rail fence. I basically had about 80 11' 4x4's on the trailer |
Thanks everyone!
A TJ with the 4.0L will tow things just fine. Auto tows better than manual, owing to the lack of a good low first gear in the manual trans; add a trans cooler to the automatic, though.
I regularly pull a 5x8 utility trailer and the TJ handles it just fine up to and beyond GVWR. Highway speeds are fine, there is never a lack of power, and handling is good and safe so long as load balance is appropriate. I also tow chippers with some regularity, a Vermeer at 2000lbs and a Bandit at about 2500lbs. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...36579339_o.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...0055Medium.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1.../RCA/Pic_4.jpg |
Wow computeruser. Pretty much made my mind up. My girlfriends getting more and more upset at the idea of me getting one but I really want one. They're such versatile vehicles and with a wrangler and a trailer I can have the best of both worlds. I just got a trade offer for my honda accord. really nice '98 ford f150 with <100k so if this trade goes through it might be a while...but one of these days im gonna snag one. Thanks
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Our computer got a virus.
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My husband has a laptop.
It's very hard to get used to.
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I'm on a break for now.
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I wanted to take a break, so God gave me a break.
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Merry Christmas to you and your family. You have a very encouraging blog and I enjoy reading it.
My computer was down a while back and I have to say I somewhat enjoyed the break. I did, however, have a lot of trouble as some of the things I do on the computer involve organizing events- it is tough to do that anymore if you are not online!
Enjoy the break and your holidays (holy days :)).I always miss the lovely and sweet Jamie Jo when you are not on my screen daily with pictures of your adorable kiddos. Breaks do come just when you seem to need them and I hope this one is just right for you. Here's hoping that this Christmas will mean more to you and your sweet family in the real spirit than ever before. God Bless.
OdieI missed you! you are the only one who leaves me comments! now that sounded really selfish. I missed YOU..your voice and pics. that come through this bloggy of yours.
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Muskular (3.5e Deity)
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Symbol: | A blue Star with a sailor's hat |
Home Plane: | Star Haven (Mushroom Planet) |
Alignment: | Lawful Good |
Portfolio: | Strength, Working Out |
Clergy Alignments: | Any Good |
Domains: | Endurance, Good, Law, Strength |
Favored Weapon: | Hammers |
The young Star Spirit named Muskular is stronger than any other Star. He tried to fight Bowser off a couple years ago when Bowser stole the Star Rod.
"Working out, it makes you stronger and fitter than a Mega Koopa" is Muskular's favorite saying and is his followers' favorite saying as well.
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For the second year running Ed Miliband delivered a speech without notes. Once again the content was substantial enough to outshine the audacious manner of the delivery.
Twelve months ago Miliband claimed that Labour was the "One Nation" party while daring to make a left of centre argument about what form that nation would take. But his speech was largely policy free. Now he has fleshed out his argument that active government can have a benevolent impact on the economy rather than always be a sluggish obstacle. Such an assertion would not be contentious across the political spectrum of most equivalent sized countries in Europe, but Miliband challenges fashionable orthodoxy in parts of England, including powerful sections of the media.
He does so with a populist touch, promising "a government that fights for you" – not a bad way of making a pitch for social democracy. Miliband is an intellectual who has fought or been close to the heart of a lot of general election campaigns. He is not a political novice. A price freeze on heating bills will reassure many voters alarmed by their impotence as charges rise. It is also a policy that does not directly imply a public spending rise. The sheltered energy companies take the hit. Miliband and Ed Balls have fought four elections avoiding "tax and spend" traps. They will not fall into them next time.
Miliband also announced other policies that will alarm those used to the outdated light-regulation culture of the last 30 years, but will reassure many of those who fear government steps aside too often. The essence of Miliband's message is that when markets do not work for consumers the government will intervene.
"Britain can do better than this" was his constant reiteration, a conflation of his One Nation" message last year and New Labour's anthem that things can only get better. Tonally the reiteration worked, conveying optimism that a country can aim higher, but one tempered by the unavoidable constraints of economic crisis.
He addressed two specific and extremely daunting challenges in a very direct way. Acutely aware of his own dire personal ratings, he spoke of his leadership and how he "stood up to the strong" – specifically citing his call for a judicial inquiry into the media and his opposition to David Cameron's timetable for war in Syria.
Later he declared that he was ready, if the Conservatives wanted, to make the next election one about leadership. What made this assertion of leadership less cringe-worthy than it might have been is that Miliband did not affect an embarrassing machismo. His style was relaxed, engaging, conversational and yet at times passionate. He seemed far more authentic than in recent clunky interviews.
He also dealt with the potentially awkward fact for him that the economy is growing by specifically comparing this recovery with the one in the 1980s. He pointed out that voters felt better off then, in some cases buying one or two cars as their incomes grew. Conservative governments were returned with landslide majorities. In arguing that this recovery was different, he was both developing an argument and clinging to a hope that there will be no "feel-good factor" by the time of the next election. If there is, he is doomed.
The risks arising from Miliband's speech are obvious. The Conservative leadership and their more loyal newspapers will portray what he is doing as a return to the 1970s, but they need to be careful about how they do this. Voters and readers will not be thrilled if the prospect of lower bills is dismissed as unachievable. The bigger danger for Miliband is that the policies unravel in the coming days, although I assume a leader with his experience of compiling manifestos to withstand intense scrutiny has the answers to precisely how the freeze and other policies would work.
I suspect the harder questions will relate to the house-building programme. How quickly will they be built? Where will they be built? How much will he be willing to borrow in order to build them? It is quite dangerous for an opposition not to have policies, but is even more dangerous to have policies if they have not been clearly thought through.
In terms of perceptions of Miliband as a leader, the speech was an unqualified success. The mood of this conference has been introspective, subdued and quite gloomy. There has been a lot of talk about Miliband's leadership. The speech showed he can be an effective public performer and can survive at the nightmarish interface where policy-making meets the need to have wide electoral appeal. As I pointed out on Monday, Miliband is far more battle-hardened than he seems.
The key question for him is how he and his team follow up the speech. Miliband has been working on the address for months, but now it has been successfully delivered he must not disappear from view. The demands of leadership never stop. He is innovative and sometimes bold and yet is considered to be weak and defensive. When in opposition Tony Blair was often cautious and defensive yet was perceived to be daringly radical. Miliband has passed a test, but inevitably there are many more to come.


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Hugo Ruf (1925–1999) was an influential German harpsichordist, music pedagogue and a pioneer of early music revival in Germany. He is noted in particular for his recordings of music by Carl Philipp Emmanuel Bach. He was instrumental (along with the conductor Helmuth Koch) in the 20th century revival of C.P.E.Bach's music.
Ruf studied harpsichord at the Hochschule für Musik Freiburg since 1946. From 1967 until 1990, he taught at the Cologne School of Music, since 1971 as an ordenary life-time Professor. He was director of the Seminary for old Music.
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