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CD Review: Mudvayne - The New Game
Mudvayne - The New Game
2008 Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Ray Van Horn, Jr.
Mudvayne possesses one of the most talented rhythm sections in modern rock. Thing is, ever since ditching their outlandish stage theatrics and scaling back the slap-happy funk metal from the days of L.D. 50 and at least parts of End of All Things to Come, Mudvayne has lately been treading as close to AOR rock as they can politely inch.
Of course, Chad Gray is still one of the most twisted lyric writers on the scene as well as possessing the capacity to expel some of the best delivery in the business. Since cleaning up his deep throat swills to alleviate an esophagus ready to tear itself asunder with the same dramatic effect as the punishment Gray manifests inside his prose-bombed head, it's not wholly out of line to say his vocal charisma has been checked by a routinely-plodding tempo scheme in Mudvayne's recent music.
Since expanding their audience with 2005's accessible Lost and Found, the Mudvayne clan take very few steps away from that album's script, on occasion stepping on the gas and flooding their latest album The New Game's darkened muse with a mixed bag of power prog, crunch core and ankle-chained slavery to a mainstream rock tandem that seldom varies.
Honestly, this band is far too gifted to be masquerading in format rock for too much longer. When set free of the midtempo shambling that has dominated Mudvayne's music lately (and especially all over this album), these guys can rip amplifiers apart with gleeful savagery. Even though Chad Gray took a side foray with Hellyeah, you have to admit Mudvayne these days sound like a snazzily-oiled rock machine that's nevertheless a bit too extreme (due to their low end chunk chugs and sonnets of borderline nihilism) for on-the-take playlist programmers.
The New Game is indeed a well-played album and Mudvayne is the tightest band they've ever been here. To create a bit of intrigue for The New Game, Mudvayne weaves a concept about a character who has killed his best friend and is going through the motions of guilt and cover-up. A little nod to The Shining manifests on "Dull Boy," while the narrative on the CD inlet is particularly chewy and gets you into the mood for this thing, as does the palatable opening licks of "Fish Out of Water."
Problem is, Mudvayne's indefectible security is threatened by a subliminal distress in which the band sounds like they could just break loose like the old days and that's a little sad, because they need to allow themselves to go on the gut instead of on the dime. These guys aren't Pazazu's version of Nickelback or Trapt, however songs such as "Have It Your Way," "Do What You Do" and "Dull Boy" would lead you to believe otherwise. Is it coincidence a song called "Same 'Ol" checks in on this album, depsite its appreciably meaty outpouring and kickass guitar solo?
Yes, The New Game's concept is chilling and quite nervy. Greg Tribbett's willingness to peel off more traditional guitar solos gives the album some articulated fang. Ryan Martinie remains one of the genre's forgotten heroes on bass (who wouldn't want to see him in a duel against Les Claypool?). Chad Gray is still dwelling on the frayed edge between loose cannon and canonized archangel.
"A New Game" gives us a hearty reminder of how emotionally maniacal Mudvayne used to be. A dangerous (dangerous for their chosen mode of operation these days) merge between thrash and chomping agro bits with an undermined soulful finale makes "A New Game" the finest cut of the album, largely because Mudvayne sees fit not only to shake up the album's safe status quo for five minutes, it boasts loud and clear that the reckless and exuberant Mudvayne is still clawing around somewhere. You get to hear it a second and third time on the pumping punk funk of "The Hate In Me" and "We the People," where Martinie and Tribbett are simply lethal.
Granted, The New Game is enjoyable enough for its sense of professionalism, but there's going to be a dead-end spot anytime now for these recycled riffs and overused melody patterns. Mudvayne probably believed the sacrifice for deeper melody and less insanity to make for snug compatability, considering Chad Gray plays his dual vocal personae into it effortlessly. Still, you have to think Matt McDonough is soon going to soon want to double kick madcap for three or four minutes straight ala "Dig" and for sure, those who have been following Mudvayne all of this time are going to be wanting the same exact thing in exchange for their continued loyalty.
Professionalism is one thing. Sharp execution is another. Deliberately holding yourself back from your true potential is sadly suspect...
Rating: ***


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University of Delaware Athletics Announces Promotions of Six Staff Members
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Augie Maurelli was promoted to Senior Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations; Stacey Bunting-Thompson was promoted to Senior Associate AD for External Relations; Jerry Oravitz was promoted to Associate AD for Football Administration; Alicia Greco-Walker was promoted to Associate AD for Events and Operations; Jimmy Smith was promoted to Assistant AD for Multimedia Services; and Lauren Harris was promoted to Assistant AD for Compliance.
"We are excited to announce these promotions and reorganization within our athletics department," said Ziady. "We are fortunate to have a talented and hard-working support staff for our programs and these six members have each played significant roles on our team. We look forward to their continued success as they take on greater responsibilities in the growth of Blue Hen athletics in the years ahead."
Maurelli, who previously served as Assistant Director of Athletics for Strength and Conditioning, Associate Director of Athletics for Student-Athlete Performance, and Associate Director of Athletics of Financial Strategies and Athlete Performance, joined the Delaware staff in 2010. He oversees all aspects relative to financial planning and fiscal management for UD Athletics & Recreation Services as well as serving as the program administrator for men's lacrosse and field hockey.
Maurelli earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering with a bio-mechanical focus from Johns Hopkins University in 1997 and later earned his MBA in finance from The McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University in 2002. He previously served as a strength and conditioning coach and assistant athletic director for performance and leadership at Georgetown and previously worked in finance at Goldman Sachs and MCG Capital.
Bunting-Thompson, a Delaware native, who joined the University of Delaware as a member of the University Development team in January, 2009, previously served as Director of the UD Athletics Annual Fund/Blue Hen Club and most recently moved to the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics as Associate Director of Athletics for External Relations in December, 2009. She previously served for nine years as a member of the athletics staff at the University of Miami (Fla.) and was a member of the senior leadership team there prior to coming to Delaware. She earned her degree in English with a minor in sports management from the University of Miami in 1998.
She oversees the University of Delaware Athletics Ticketing, Marketing, Media Relations and Multimedia departments and continues to work closely with the Athletics Development office while also serving as the liaison to the Blue Hens IMG Sports Network team. She has oversight in the areas of revenue generation activities encompassing ticket sales, customer relations, marketing, promotions, advertising, licensing, sponsorships and corporate relations, multimedia and sports information, and serves as a program administrator for men's and women's tennis, men's soccer and women's lacrosse.
Oravitz has served in the University of Delaware athletics program since 1997, including the past 11 years as Director of Football Operations for the nationally-ranked Blue Hens program. In addition to his duties as Director of Football Operations, Oravitz also has served as an Adjunct Instructor in UD's Sports Management program since 2002. During his 16 years at UD, Oravitz has advanced from a graduate intern to Athletics Operations Associate, and to his current position of Director of Football Operations. Oravitz also served as Special Assistant to the Athletics Director from 2007-2009 under former Athletic Director Edgar Johnson and was named Director of Football Operations in January, 2004.
A native of Delaware, Oravitz is a 1984 graduate of Salisbury (Md.) University and a 1998 master's graduate of Springfield (Mass.) College. He is responsible for directing the day-to-day administrative functions of the football program which includes budget management, fundraising, staff supervision, strategic facility planning, contract negotiations, coordinating on-campus recruiting, alumni affairs, managing student-athlete welfare, and organizing community relations for the team.
Oravitz is also responsible for assisting the athletics director with football scheduling and also collaborates with University departments to implement University program services for student-athletes and coaches.
Greco-Walker, a 2008 University of Delaware graduate, is currently in her fifth season on the UD athletics staff and her third as Assistant Director of Athletics for Operations in 2013-14. In her role, Greco-Walker coordinates day-to-day operations of Delaware's 21-sport athletics program, coordinating team practice needs, scheduling facilities for games and practices, and supervising a part-time student staff as game management for UD home athletics contests. She will also serve as the program administrator for women's golf and women's rowing.
She earned her master's degree in education at Delaware with a concentration in higher education administration and sport management in May, 2011 and her undergraduate degree in health and exercise science with a concentration in sport management and business administration in 2008. Prior to coming to Delaware in 2009, she worked for Octagon, a world-wide sports marketing firm, on their Lexus Champions for Charity account. She also worked for the New York Mets for two seasons out of their Corporate Sales and Sponsorships Department.
Smith was named the University of Delaware's first Director of Multimedia for Athletics in June, 2011. He oversees all day-to-day digital, new, and multimedia efforts for the University of Delaware Athletics Department, including UD social network outlets such as Twitter and Facebook. He also produces, edits, and distributes new video content including weekly athletics segments, and exclusive interviews, recaps, features, promotions, and highlights for the website www.bluehens.com. He produces Blue Hens Beat, a bi-weekly web news and feature show that covers events surrounding Blue Hen athletics as well as producing numerous webstreams of live sporting events for various UD athletics teams each year.
Smith earned his degree in journalism with a specialization in sports administration and sports marketing with honors from Ohio University in 2008 and his master's degree in business administration with a specialization in sports administration and sports marketing from Delta (Miss.) State in 2011.
Harris joined the University of Delaware Department of Athletics in September 2011 as the compliance intern and was promoted to compliance coordinator in July 2012. She is responsible for managing the NLI process, monitoring student-athlete eligibility, educating coaches, student-athletes and staff members on NCAA rules and regulations, serving as the liaison between athletics staff members and the Office of Admissions, Registrar's Office and Student Financial Services and tracking the completion of the Academic Progress Rate report.
Additionally, Harris coordinates student-athlete scholarships and financial aid while managing the NCAA Special Assistance Fund. Prior to arriving at Delaware, Harris worked for the Tulsa Shock and with the University of Central Florida Athletics Association. She earned a bachelor's degree in business administration with a concentration in accounting from East Carolina University in 2007 and followed by earning a master's in business administration (2009) as well as a master's in sport business management (2010) from the University of Central Florida DeVos Sport Business Management program.


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Will On Demand Services Defeat Traditional TV?
By the 1990s, nearly every household in the country had a television set. Today, nearly every person in the country has a means of streaming video from the internet, and it's leaving traditional TV users to question whether their monthly subscriptions are worth the cost, or if they should begin to go elsewhere to satisfy their in-home entertainment needs.
The 21st-century has seen a lot of changes in the world of digital, but is that really a threat to traditional TV? Many people think that the end to cable and satellite will be coming in the next few years, but researchers have estimated otherwise.
While typically viewed as two separate sources for movies and television, on-demand services (like Hulu) have long been trying to steal the spotlight from traditional TV providers, and in some ways, they've succeeded. Netflix and Hulu offer something that traditional TV hasn't (or didn't): on-demand television and movies.
In today's world where everyone wants instant answers and instant results, there was obviously a need for instant-streaming as well. As soon as the opportunity to instantly stream your favorite shows and movies popped up, millions rushed to the market, but it wasn't what everyone hoped. Hidden behind the convenience of instant streaming was the fact that the selection was rather small and very outdated. Since services like Netflix were huge competitors against traditional TV, very few networks would sign over the rights to their shows and movies.
Overtime though, Netflix and similar services persevered, and today nearly fifty-percent of all American households are subscribed to Hulu, Netflix, or another online streaming service. The market share is enormous and growing by the day, but the original issue is still present: the selection of these services – while growing – simply isn't comparable to that of traditional TV.
With so little variety, why would so many Americans say they want to switch? Because the selection of traditional TV comes with one downside: cost. But, even with our frugal society, only 22% of those who say they will drop their cable (or satellite) actually do. This number makes it clear to the industry: selection wins, even if it comes at a slightly more expensive cost.
While some of those who have promised to drop traditional TV have followed through, the market is still devoted to the hundreds of channels and 24/7 always-on availability that traditional TV provides. In fact, researchers found that most of the 47% of American households that are subscribed to on-demand streaming services are also subscribed to traditional TV. This makes one thing clear: people want both the selection of traditional TV and the availability of instant streaming. While the cost of both can quickly rack up, if you choose your services wisely, you'll be able to have the convenience of movies and shows that can be instantly streamed online, and the wide selection of shows and movies that are always playing thanks to your cable or satellite provider.
Together, on-demand streaming and traditional television satisfies the needs of any household, and many traditional TV providers have already realized the opportunity. Dish and other TV companies have begun offering their own on-demand streaming services that allow subscribers to instantly watch re-runs and the latest episodes of their favorite shows (and, in some cases, movies). This opens up a new door for traditional TV users, as it gives them the convenience of on-demand and the selection their cable/satellite subscription already provides (plus, most companies aren't charging extra). But with this option, why are so many Americans joining up with other on-demand services?
The battle between on-demand and traditional TV companies has been raging for a few years now, and it's now seemed to have reached its peak. With many traditional TV providers offering their own on-demand services, and even some networks selling online subscriptions to their channel (like HBO), why do Netflix and Hulu stand a chance? Researchers have three answers: commercials, cost, and originals.
While some services, such as Hulu, are sticking with the traditional television setup with short advertisement breaks, others (like Netflix) are keeping their platforms 100% commercial-free. Obviously, there's really nothing to dislike about watching TV shows and movies uninterrupted. Along with commercial-free or minimum-commercial viewing comes an affordable price. Most of these services start at just $10 a month. But, users have to remember that this cost also means less selection, unless you count the original productions that are starting to spring up.
Hulu originals, Netflix originals, and even Amazon originals, on-demand platforms found an interesting way to fill the selection gap: original series. And many of them have been rather successful. Researchers say that aside from the factors of cost and less commercials, many subscribers are choosing to sign-up for these services due to the original series that can only watched by users, and it's proving lucrative for the companies.
While nearly half of American households are signed on to on-demand services, over 80% of all American households are also users of a traditional TV service, leaving researchers to conclude with one solution: traditional and on-demand TV services should be combined for the most customer satisfaction and the best results.


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"Hail him who saves you by his grace,
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Happy Easter to you and your family.
Merry Snowy Christmas
Love & Peace to the World
Interesting concept. I don't have any ornaments though.
we decorate here like it's christmas just with easter decor trees are done with easter decor it looks so nice as i put up purple lights looks like easter town here lol.
I think I should leave the decorations up for a few weeks.
VEEERRRRYYY Cute! Good job!
A Very Merry Christmas to all!
I have a small tree - about 18 inches with coated wire branches, a ceramic vase and tiny wooden Easter ornaments. It's already packed away- yesterday!
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Just a quick question for those that were familiar with the d20 mini games and Christopher West's Global Positioning Maps. I've went thru my mags and compiled a list of both features if you are familiar w/ these features take a quick look and see if I may have missed anything. Thanks
D20 Mini Games
Dungeon #90 Pulp Heroes
Dungeon #91 Shadow Chasers
Dungeon #92 Spelljammer
Dungeon #93 Thunderball Rally
Dungeon #94 Omega World
Dungeon #95 Mecha Crusade
Dungeon #96 Genetech / Delta Green
Dungeon #97 V for Victory
Dungeon #99 Hijinx
Dungeon #101 Iron Lords of Jupiter
Dungeon #102 Pulp Heroes Redux / Iron Lords of Jupiter part 2
Dungeon #105 Deathnet
Dungeon #108 Dark Matter
I would love to see these thing collected up into a PDF document and made available to purchase. I'm prolly one of the few that enjoyed these little games, but oh well the majority has spoken and I can live with that.
Global Positioning Maps
Dungeon #98 Municipal Police Station
Dungeon #99 Bank / Nightclub
Dungeon #100 Fast Food Restaurant
Dungeon #101 Family Home
Dungeon #102 Corporate Office Building / Modern Cemetery / Pawn Shop / Sleazy Urban Bar
Dungeon #103 Bowling Alley
Dungeon #104 Roadside Motel
Dungeon #107 Public High School
Dungeon #108 Artic Research Station
Dungeon #109 Modern Cineplex
Dungeon #111 Old Urban Firehouse / Occult Bookstore
Dungeon #113 Lakeside Cottage
Anyone got any idea if these maps are going to be reprinted in the d20 Modern Critical Locations book I saw solicited in the new Game Trade magazine?


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'"It's numbers, it's a tough situation," Ruff said. "We've made some decisions. We like the way [Tim] Kennedy has played, with Mike Grier coming in the right side and Pat Kaleta the way he's played, it makes the decisions tough."'
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I have the rear and front suspention of a XJ6 any ideas how to mount this on my '47 GMC truck?
first of determine the ride hight and stance. then set the chassis in the desired location and level it with the floor.
the front end you simply raise up to the chassis and weld in where you want it.. you can mak esome dummy chocks that forces the front suspension to be in a "loaded" position makeing it easyer to see if the spindles sit where you want them..
the rear suspension is a bit mote tricky.
step one: ditch the sheet metal that jaguar pit arround the rear suspension
step two: make a crossmember that bolts to the third-member (be sure that it clears the brakes)and mount it to the suspension. then fab some dummy chocks that leaves the driveshafts level.. this is important as running them way foo level will give noise and vibrations.
step three: fabricate rubber mounts for the crossmember mentioned above. and set the rear in the chassis. then you make the longetudinal controllarms that attatch to the lower controllarms. and runs forward to either the forward attatchment point for the old spring or some piont forward of that, the longer the better. just remember that the shafts through the lower controllarm must be level with the ground!!
step four: make a conection between the lower controllarm shafts at the rear of thirdmember to take the strain of the puny bolts holding the shafts attatched and lastly you want to attatch the shafts forward of the thirdmember to the chassis, these will run aprox 30 degrees upwards which will take the strains of accelerating and breaking.
step 5: (optional) if all the angles are correct the only thing that might cause unwanted vibrations is if the pinion angle with th eground is not the same as the pinion angle in the transmission ens of the driveshaft.. this might cause some speed dependent humming.. fix? change the engine and transmission angle to match..
if this does not make any sense at all i can send you some sketches just send me an e-mail and ill send them to you.. either within th next two weeks or in the beginning of august
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Ac1dsn0w is a new jailbreak tool released by the Pwn Dev Team to jailbreak iOS 5 and iOS 5.0.1.
Be warned that Ac1dsn0w is brand new and in Beta number 1. There will be bugs. You do this at your own risk. If you want a more reliable jailbreak, use Redsn0w or Sn0wbreeze.
Ac1dsn0w is only available for Mac OS X right now. For legality issues, we will not be providing links. You can find it via Google.
This jailbreak tool only works with:
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To jailbreak an iOS 5 or iOS 5.0.1 iDevice using Ac1dsn0w, you will need the Ac1dsn0w application. Right now, it's only available for Mac OS X Lion and Snow Leopard. You can download it here. It is about a 35MB download and will take a bit to download depending on your internet connection type and speed.
After you have downloaded it, unzip the .zip file and drag the application to your applications folder. Once you do that, open it up. The window will look like the first picture of this guide; up above. This is the main window of Ac1dsn0w. You have the option to jailbreak, boot tethered, enter pwned DFU mode, or exit recovery. Additionally, if you're an expert, you might want to show the console; it shows device information and the current state of the jailbreaking process. If you're a newbie, you might want to show the assistant; it shows how to get into DFU mode. The assistant and the console can be seen below:
Once you put your device into DFU mode, you can use the assistant on Ac1dsn0w but clicking, "show assistant" if you don't know how, you can click the jailbreak button on Ac1dsn0w. Ac1dsn0w will then go through the process that it needs to:
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NFL Replay will re-air the Washington Redskins' 31-28 OT win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 14 on Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. ET.
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Baltimore Ravens cornerback Asa Jackson has been suspended four games without pay for violating the NFL policy on performance enhancing substances.
Jackson's suspension begins immediately. Should the Ravens make the playoffs, Jackson would be eligible to return to the active roster the day following the Ravens' first postseason game.
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HOB Expands Agribusiness Division - 07/05/12
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William Raver, General Counsel, EVP
(Paso Robles, CA) - Recognizing the impact and scope of agriculture on the Central Coast, Heritage Oaks Bank has assembled a dynamic new team of banking professionals dedicated solely to serving the needs of agribusiness clients.
The team of Rob Osterbauer, Russ Pereira, Bethany Filter and Jim Soppe – each with a deep background in agribusiness lending – offers a coordinated approach, efficient service and real value to the bank's relationships with farmers and ranchers on the Central Coast.
Heritage Oaks Bank brings decades of experience in the greater business community and the new team adds its knowledge of the workings and needs of the various agricultural industries including; irrigated row crops, orchards, vineyards and wineries, livestock operations, grain production, as well as processors, packers, and distributors.
"As a local lender, Heritage Oaks Bank's Agribusiness team understands the needs of our clients and the various facets of agriculture," said Simone Lagomarsino, chief executive officer of Heritage Oaks Bank. "Whether it's a family farm or a vertically integrated business, our experienced bankers will take the time to learn and understand the clients current needs and future goals. They then can customize a package of financial tools to help meet their short and long term financing needs. Because every agribusiness customer is different, the Heritage Oaks Bank team makes local decisions, not market generalities," she concluded.


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'"We came out great in the game," said Ruff. "If you want to look at the start of the game, and the energy we put in the game, I thought we came out great. Was it nerves or maybe we got a little rattled? I don't know."'
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On returning from the recent Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston, I had time to reflect on the scaling issues that come up in social software adoption across an enterprise. In watching Gentry Underwood's excellent presentation on how they designed the social computing environment in IDEO, I tweeted to him that new issues start to pop up when you move from an enterprise social environment for 500 people to 200,000--or in IBM, nearly 400,000 people in 170 countries. This is not a bragging point, rather a one of frustration.
There certainly are other large or technological-oriented companies deploying social environments, but from my experience in hearing from others, no one has hit some of the scale issues that we have in IBM. Obviously we are talking about an enterprise's deployment rather than a social site like Facebook; they're very different issues for each.
For one, while employee profiles and directories are starting to become commonplace in other enterprises, we have had one for well over a decade in one form or another. We've already gone through the issues and practices others have found: (a) include everyone; (b) prepopulate with relevant contact, work info, projects, etc; (c) popularize it as the place to look up data; (d) integrate into or make it THE basis for contact info for other existing internal and extranet Web apps; (e) invite partners,contractors and suppliers; (f) tie to enterprise-wide LDAP and single-sign on; (g) integrate into common work processes and behaviors. In fact, the last I looked, we had nearly 600,000 profiles in our Bluepages (including employees, supplementals, contractors, bots, some partners and suppliers).
While the Bluepages system certianly popular, it is but one of several dozen commonly used social software tools, some of which in themselves have hundreds of thousands of unique users. We have thousands of smaller communities and wikis some of which have tens of thousands of members. The multiple tools comes out of our laissez-faire attitude to allow many software ideas to emerge, and through our user base test and advocate the best ideas.
The population size of this system isn't quite the issue, but I put some thought into what enterprise 2.0 deployment issues might appear with scale and came up with the following chart. I hope this can help other maturing e2.0 environments consider some of the issues they may be coming up agains
A. distribution of people across time zones
B. distribution of people across cultures / countries
C. distribution of people across physical locations
D. distribution of people across job categories or dissimilar job roles
E. projects people work on are very different in nature
F. distribution across access devices (desktops, laptops, mobile)
G. many separate (non-integrated) social tools, or different interfaces
H. many separate databases as information sources
I. many separate or isolated social instances
J. number/reach of boundary-spanners
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Something interesting's afoot in the digital reading space. Quietly, companies are testing digital reading applications for portable gaming devices in select markets. Two developments of note:
Why is this interesting?
Posted by Sarah Rotman Epps on October 19, 2009
eBook wars continue.
Tomorrow, Barnes & Noble (B&N) is expected to announce its own B&N-branded eReader device--the Nook, as the Wall Street Journal reported this evening. The device is expected to be wireless and touch-operated, with dual screens--a 6" E Ink display for reading, and a smaller color LCD screen for navigation, video, and...ads?
In other words, the B&N eReader could be a Kindle and an iPhone put together.
I knew from conversations with my own sources that this would be a cool device, but I didn't expect that it would be priced, as the WSJ reports, at $259. This puts the Nook competing squarely with Amazon's Kindle 2--most likely with a razor thin margin, if any, for B&N. To steal market share from Amazon and make up for lost time, B&N is pricing the Nook as aggressively as possible.
Getting the price right is crucial to success in this emerging device market. As we published earlier this year, most consumers expect eReaders to be $99 or less. But we expected something in the range of $399, which would make the device competitive with the other touch + wireless eReaders on the market, the Sony Daily Edition and the iRex DR800SG, both of which will be sold at Best Buy among other retailers. Pricing the Nook a full $140 below these other devices sends a strong signal that B&N is focused on Amazon, not Sony, as competition.
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As you've likely heard by now, Amazon has announced a price drop of the Kindle 2 to $259 and the launch of an international Kindle that will run on AT&T and partner networks in 100 countries. Here's our take:
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Today, Amazon have launched a new Kindle that they are marketing internationally. Prior Kindle models were limited to use in the US. Key details:
I'm frankly astonished that Amazon is marketing the above product internationally so strongly. Instead, it looks like a great fit for US residents who want to own a Kindle that works both in the US and when they travel abroad. Or, Amazon could have chosen a much softer and lower key international promotion on their various global sites.
Today we launched a new report, "Forrester's eReader Holiday Outlook 2009" (full version available to Forrester clients here), which updates our projections for eReader sales in 2009 and 2010. The data in this report comes from Forrester's consumer surveys as well as interviews with vendors and retailers.
E Ink recently announced that its 2009 revenues to date were up 250%, and were exceeding its earlier expectations. We, too, are observing the eReader market growing faster than we had expected: We published a report in May, "How Big Is The eReader Opportunity?", that pegged 2009 US eReader sales at 2 million. Our new report ups that projection by 50% to 3 million for 2009, with 30% of 2009 sales occuring in the holiday season of November and December.
There are a number of reasons why eReader sales are growing faster than we had expected, which we detail in the report, including falling device prices, more content availability, better retail distribution, and lots and lots of media buzz.
All these dynamics will compound to fuel more growth next year, and we expect more changes in the market that could push eReader sales beyond 6 million in 2010, bringing cumulative US sales to 10 million by year-end 2010. To get our full perspective on what will happen next year, you'll have to read the report, but here are a few highlights. In 2010, we'll see:


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Politico Acknowledges Energy Op-Ed Writer's Conflict of Interest
After inquiries from Media Matters, Politico has updated an op-ed on energy policy authored by former Rep. Bart Stupak (D-MI) to acknowledge his role at a law firm that represents energy companies that would benefit from the policies he supported in the piece.
In his November 4 op-ed [1], Stupak argued that as part of a "grand bargain," congressional proposals "must include significant segments in regard to energy consumption and our environmental footprint," including an increased focus on "clean coal," natural gas, and renewable energy sources.
Politico originally identified Stupak as only "a Democrat from Michigan" who "served in Congress on the House Energy and Commerce Committee." But Stupak is currently a partner at Venable LLP, where he represents clients in the energy industry. Venable's energy practice includes clients in the "clean coal," natural gas, and renewables sectors.
Asked for comment on why Stupak's conflict of interest had not been disclosed, Politico managing editor Bill Nichols responded, "It's a totally fair point; we should have disclosed that to readers and we'll update the piece to do that and acknowledge the error." Nichols also said Politico plans to run a correction in Monday's print edition.
Stupak's original description from Politico has since been replaced with the following text: "CORRECTION: An earlier version of this opinion piece failed to note that Bart Stupak is employed by a law firm that does work in the energy sector."
In April of 2011, Stupak joined [2] Venable "as a partner in the Legislative and Government Affairs Group." His profile [3] on the Venable website notes:
As Congressman to Michigan's First Congressional District for 18 years, Mr. Stupak developed a deep understanding of issues that directly affected his constituents, including matters related to energy, healthcare, telecommunications and international trade. As an attorney at Venable, he is in a unique position to provide clients with well-informed, extensive counsel that is based on a thorough knowledge of these industries and related legislation.
Venable lists "Energy" as one of Stupak's "areas of practice."
Venable highlighted [4] Stupak's op-ed [5] on the firm's Energy news page alongside other news stories that mention the firm.
In his op-ed, Stupak writes that "[e]ach party needs to acknowledge that its current energy policy contains both advantages and limitations," and calls on both parties to come together to pass legislative initiatives which would benefit Venable's clients:
Stupak writes: "Democrats must admit that securing natural gas through hydraulic fracking is a boon to rural economies. Republicans must concede that fracking, as confirmed by a recent Government Accountability Office report, poses health and environmental concerns and the federal government has a role in regulating this potentially dangerous activity. After all, what good is cheap natural gas if it results in contamination of our lakes, rivers, streams and drinking water?"
Venable connection: Venable's Energy practice website states that the firm has an "industry focus" on consumers and producers of natural gas, natural gas pipelines, and transportation and storage of natural gas. Notably, Venable represents Noble Energy, whose website boasts [6] about their presence in the Marcellus Shale (an underground rock formation present in several northeastern states), which Noble describes as "among the lowest cost domestic shale plays." Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is a method of extracting natural gas from formations like the Marcellus Shale.
OpenSecrets reports [7] that Noble has paid Venable $560,000 for federal lobbying so far in 2012. In 2011, Noble paid [8] Venable $650,000 for federal lobbying.
Stupak writes: "Democrats cannot ignore coal as an abundant and affordable energy supply. Republicans must urge the coal industry to develop more effective 'clean coal' technologies to protect the environment."
Venable connection: Venable represents [9] the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity. The group says [10] that it "believes that the use of coal, America's most abundant energy resource, is essential to providing affordable, reliable electricity for millions of American consumers and a growing domestic economy." The New York Times reported [11] that members of the Coalition "include coal producers like Peabody Energy and Arch Coal."
Stupak writes: "Republicans cannot ignore that wind, solar, battery technology and biofuels offer real opportunities to bolster our economy and position America on the forefront of the new energy revolution."
Venable connection: Venable's Energy practice website [12] states that the firm has an "industry focus" on "Renewable energy-biomass, geothermal, hydro, solar, wind" and that they have experience representing a solar power firm in state and federal regulatory and legislative initiatives. Venable also represents [9] the Solar Energy Industries Association, which describes [13] itself as "the national trade association in the U.S." whose "member companies research, manufacture, distribute, finance, and build solar projects domestically and abroad."
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91:an, art by Nils Egerbrandt
Nils Egerbrandt, born in Högalid, is mostly known as the artist of '91:an', the famous series about Swedish soldier Mandel Karlsson, which was started by Rudolf Petersson. Egerbrandt took over the series when Petersson retired in 1960.
Olle het eskimo jongetje (Dutch edition from Zeeuws Dagblad, 2/2/1958)
Other series he created in the 1950s were 'Mickel och Mackel', 'Geniet', 'Frisk och Rask' and the little eskimo boy 'Olli'. The latter appeared in newspaper Dagens Nyheter since 1952, but was later also present in Aret Runt and with longer stories in Tuff och Tuss magazine.
Olli (Tuff och Tuss, 1953)
He also made a comics version of Thomas Funck's fable characters 'Kalle Stropp och Grodan Boll'. In the 1950s he worked in a studio with Rolf Gohs. Egerbrandt officially retired in 1991, but continued to draw '91:an' in the women's weekly Året Runt and 91:an magazine until his death in 2005.
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Spent Friday and Saturday at Sunshine Village in Banff. There wasn't much in the way of new snow but it was fun nevertheless. They opened up a couple more lifts. There was excellent snow cover for this time of the year and a few rocks that I kept finding thanks to a pitcher of Rickards White. The rocks were in the black diamond chute section below Angel Express. Rode the gondola down with a Canadian legend - Dave Irwin who was one of the Crazy Canucks who were giving the Europeans a bit of an ass kicking back in the 70's/80s. He won a world cup title in the 70s. He suffered a near fatal brain injury in 2001 when doing some boardercross as Sunshine. He was obviously effected by the multiple concussions he sustained from spectacular crashes over the years but was alive and full of energy. He answered my questions and was a hell of a nice guy. He was there with his wife who has been by his side since the accident in 2001. I have read a few stories now about his recovery and this women is an unsung hero. Unconditional love at its best. Dealing with the brain injured isn't easy. You should google his name and watch some documentaries. He has been featured on numerous Canadian docs over the last few years. He is an advocate for helmet use and often stops kids at the hill and tells his story. I asked him about his fall and if he wore helmets back in the 70s. He said they were a hell of alot better than the one I was wearing...lol. Reading a few articles after the fact opened my eyes to traumatic brain injury. He heads a foundation for TBI education/research. In one of the vids he was referring to a helmet as a cranium condom
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By Kevin Mooney
Over the years, Arsenal fans have been able to comfortably expect a few certain realities each season. Beautiful football. Advancing in the Champions League. The youth squad competing with the big boys in the Carling Cup. A well-publicized match with League Two power, Barnet FC.
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Each year, Arsenal travels up the road to play Barnet at their home ground, Underhill Stadium. It has become the Club's warm-up match ahead of their training camp each July. But how did an annual match between one of the world's biggest clubs and a small team from one of London's outer boroughs come to pass?
Arsenal and Barnet FC have developed a special relationship over the past several years. It is an association rooted in practicality. Arsène Wenger has always been known as a stickler for his teams playing on a high-quality pitch, and that is not limited to first-team matches.
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But don't think this match is always a cakewalk for the bigger club.
Last season, Arsenal conceded a goal late in the second half to hand a draw to the home side. And in 2008, Barnet looked for a shock upset by taking the lead in the first half. It wasn't until halfway through the second that Arsenal equalized and then eventually won 2-1.
Arsenal takes on Barnet FC at Underhill Stadium July 17th at 10am ET and you can watch a live video stream of the game on Arsenal TV Online.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Based upon what we had seen about that particular product when a rep brought it to us, we decided as a clinic that we did not want to carry it.
It is good to know these things, but I am going to add in a little something that I have noticed when it comes to spot on insecticides and choosing them based upon the kind of warnings that come with them. There is always going to be exceptions to the rules, however this has generally helped me.
I look at the age in which you can start using the product and if it says to keep your cats away from your dogs. Products that can be placed upon very young puppies tend to be safer, and products that don't have a specific warning saying to keep your cat away from your dog for a period of time tend to be safer.
We had a friend who wanted us to put a spot on she had bought at CostCo onto her dog while he was staying with us. I looked at it before my roommate put it on and said if we put it onto him he would have to be in a crate for two days and our cats could not get ANYWHERE near him or what he touched.
The product was listed for dogs 6 months or older and had a big do not use with cats symbol on it also.
I am sorry that your cousin lost her dog. Sadly being gone as long as she had been also could potentially have had a factor in it also. I am always wary of products and want to read the small print before I use it, I also prefer to use a product on my personal pets before I will recommend it. But that is just me. :/ RIP Maya.
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Ok, so it wasn't frontline that caused the issues, but rather Certifect? Just trying to clarify so that I know for my own benefit. Nontheless it is tragic.
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I think a chewable med to deal with the pests that get in contact with the skin must be extremely strong to be effective. I would be very hesitant to use something like that. K9Advantix worked way better for us than Frontline.
and applying to 4 spots instead of just one just adds about a minute to whole process...
I didn't use the advatix long enough to say whether it's effective or not. I can say that Frontline is extremely effective as is Nexgard. I have found 3 ticks on Cruz this year and they were all dead and easy to remove. I think Frontline was the better choice as when it was used, it seemed like I never came across ticks on the dogs. I'll probably switch back to Frontline when the Nexgard runs out.
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|Ok, so it wasn't frontline that caused the issues, but rather Certifect? Just trying to clarify so that I know for my own benefit. Nontheless it is tragic.
I remember talking about amitraz some 25 years ago when I was taking a course in veterinary assisting... and that was the last I'd heard of it. Apparently it has not been widely used in small animal practice for some time, and I assume there is a reason for that. Surprised to see it being used in a new product. I'll have to do some research on that.
I also wanted to point out that this has nothing to do with Frontline, which is a totally different product. Same company, but different product. Frontline is not totally benign either, but please don't freak out if your pet has been on it.
If the dog was gone for 23 days, and had that many ticks attached, it's unlikely any kind of tick preventative had been given within the last month or two. If the dog had been given Frontline, say, the day before she disappeared, she wouldn't have had that many ticks. But even if she did get Frontline applied, 23 days later is long enough that toxicity shouldn't be a problem. So I'm guessing this has more to do with the Certifect itself, not necessarily in combination with Frontline.
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The other day, I posted that my cousin's dog died due to using Frontline. My aunt had called me right away after the dog had passed to make sure that I didn't use Frotline on Wolfie. My cousin lives in Florida, and we live in Massachusetts, so all this info was relayed over the phone under very emotional circumstances. My cousin's husky had run off, and was gone for 23 days. They found her covered in ticks and brought her to the vet. The vet also treated her other husky in case there were any ticks brought home. Here is the story of what happened from my cousin..
It saddens me to have to write this but on Tuesday June 24,2014 , I brought my beloved Maya to the vets for a check-up after being gone for 23 days . I wanted nothing but the best for her well being. Maya check up was good except she had quite a number of ticks on her. The vet administered a topical medicine called CERTIFECT to get rid of the ticks she also sent me one home to put on Maya's brother as they were rebonding in the same room. Within 24 hours Maya had, diarrhea and was very lethargic. We thought it was because of all that she had been thru. On Wenesday afternoon Maya's brother teddi was given his CERTIFECT so he did not contract tics from Maya, within 12 hours Teddi was exhibiting all the sysmptoms that Maya had. But it got worse . I rushed them immediately to the vets on Thursday . Teddy was given an antidote and scrubbed to remove the poison from CERTIFECT and given IV fluids . Unfortunately it was to late for Maya after all she went thru to find her way home she died in my arms a slow and painful death due to a product made by MERIAL company the same company that produces Frontline.Merial has been aware of this for sometime and has kept this product on the market knowing it can kill our beloved pets. Please Pass this on and save a life in honor of Maya After this ordeal, I did a tremendous amount of research on both Certifect and Amitraz. As it turns out, Amitraz can be incredibly toxic to some dogs, even at "normal" canine topical dosing amounts. Mortality is reported at < 5% if proper treatment is rendered.... MORTALITY! That means for every 20 people who's dog gets ill from this medicine, one of our precious animals will die. Symptoms of Amitraz toxicity are often cardiovascular, GI and neurologic. They include frequent urination, hypersalivation, depression, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, shortness of breath, ataxia (stumbling), collapse, loss of consciousness, seizures and death. There were several case accounts of acute and chronic liver failure, kidney failure and paralysis.
Second, thanks for updating with more information.
I have a couple questions. Was your cousins dogs already being treated with Frontline when the vet treated them with Certifect?
What did the vet say or do after all this? If there is such a morality rate using Certifect, which this is the first I have heard of it, then why are they still using it? Did anyone "grill" the vet over this?
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Monday, marks the 120th anniversary of the birth of Adolf Hitler and Kyiv in the Ukraine will witness a "National Socialism" march by kooks who think Hitler did something right. The American Embassy issued a warning to Americans to avoid areas where people will be marching and arguing and possible fighting. Of course, the real issue is why are ANY UKRAINIANS celebrating the birth of a man who killed millions of Ukrainians and laid waste vast areas of the region. For some who love the man with the small moustache, he did rid the premises of those nasty Jews.
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Arsenal were by no means favourites when they headed into this Premier League clash against Newcastle in March 1996.
Kevin Keegan's side led the way at the top of the table with two games in hand ahead of their trip to Highbury, despite winning just one of their previous four fixtures.
The Tyneside outfit's title hopes were wavering despite a healthy advantage at the top and Arsenal only served to make matters worse with this victory in north London.
Arsenal themselves were pushing for a European place in Bruce Rioch's sole season in charge, a significant improvement from the 1994/95 campaign's disappointing mid-table finish.
This was a game that saw Arsenal start strongly and never look back. Rioch named an attacking line-up for the clash with Ian Wright, John Hartson and Dennis Bergkamp all starting against the Magpies.
Early pressure quickly told. Scott Marshall grabbed his only goal for the Club inside three minutes, before Wright doubled the hosts' advantage less than 15 minutes later.
The striker was forced off through injury just before the break but it mattered little as Arsenal saw out an impressive win over Keegan's side.
Marshall, pictured challenging Newcastle's Faustino Asprilla alongside David Platt, featured a handful of times over the campaign but struggled to win a regular place ahead of the likes of Martin Keown and Tony Adams.
For Arsenal it was another step towards Europe, for Newcastle another nail in the coffin.
The 12-point lead they held in early February had already been slashed and their fortunes would not improve. The classic 4-3 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield followed and Newcastle had blown their big opportunity to keep the pressure on Manchester United.
"I'd love it if we beat them," declared Keegan. They didn't. Sir Alex Ferguson's side held their nerve in the run-in to claim their third Premier League title, with Keegan left to ponder what might have been.
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Oh c'mon, who would know a pear can grow inside of a bottle!
Subject: Quiz for Bright People
Good luck, HA!
Quiz for Bright People: There are only nine questions.
This is a quiz for people who know everything!
I found out in a hurry that I didn't. These are not trick questions.
They are straight questions with straight answers..
1. Name the one sport in which neither the spectators nor the participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends.
2. What famous North American landmark is constantly moving backward?
3. Of all vegetables, only two can live to produce on their own for several growing seasons. All other vegetables must be replanted every year. What are the only two perennial vegetables?
4. What fruit has its seeds on the outside?
5. In many liquor stores, you can buy pear brandy, with a real pear inside the bottle. The pear is whole and ripe, and the bottle is genuine; it hasn't been cut in any way. How did the pear get inside the bottle?
6. Only three words in standard English begin with the letters ' dw' and they are all common words. Name two of them.
7. There are 14 punctuation marks in English grammar. Can you name at least half of them?
8. Name the only vegetable or fruit that is never sold frozen, canned, processed, cooked, or in any other form except fresh.
9. Name 6 or more things that you can wear on your feet beginning with the letter 'S.'
Answers To Quiz:
1. The one sport in which neither the spectators nor the participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends: Boxing.
2. North American landmark constantly moving backward: Niagara Falls . The rim is worn down about two and a half feet each year because of the millions of gallons of water that rush over it every minute.
3. Only two vegetables that can live to produce on their own for several growing seasons: Asparagus and rhubarb.
4. The fruit with its seeds on the outside: Strawberry.
5. How did the pear get inside the brandy bottle? It grew inside the bottle. The bottles are placed over pear buds when they are small, and are wired in place on the tree. The bottle is left in place for the entire growing season. When the pears are ripe, they are snipped off at the stems.
6. Three English words beginning with dw: Dwarf, dwell and dwindle...
7. Fourteen punctuation marks in English grammar: Period, comma, colon, semicolon, dash, hyphen, apostrophe, question mark, exclamation point, quotation mark, brackets, parenthesis, braces, and ellipses.
8. The only vegetable or fruit never sold frozen, canned, processed, cooked, or in any other form but fresh: Lettuce.
9. Six or more things you can wear on your feet beginning with 'S': Shoes, socks, sandals, sneakers, slippers, skis, skates, snowshoes, stockings, stilts.
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Oh c'mon, who would know a pear can grow inside of a bottle!
Well I'm not even going to try thenQuiz for Bright People
"Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem" Ronald Reagan
Calery(sp?) also comes in under #8, and I got the rest right though,,, WTF, and I'm a dumb ass,, how did I know these things????? I cheated,,,, I knew about the pears before, done with apples and berrys also. My Grandpa used to do that too with his wines he used to make. I know answers to lots of stuff,,,, just can't spell worth beans!!!! Bet ya couldn't tell,I'm damn near as bad as 1biggun ,,, sorry guy ,, couldn't resist!!! But your about the only other person I know that spells worse than me!!! You make my day every time I read your posts though bud. Don't happen to have a spare enigma machine kicking around I could borrow do you 1biggun? Your spelling gets,,,well,,,, lets just say "creative" when you and Fyred Up get going at it head to head! Youzzzz 2 guys are going to have a coranary yet!!! GEZZZZ!!
Ya! Ya! I know,,,,I'm a smart ass!!! I just Can't help myself sometimes, but,,,,, you'd do the same for/to me!!
At least we don't have to put up with the trolls here anymore, that used to critisize our spelling and sentence structure in every post,,, and thats fine with me. Good thing too,, I had a hard time reading your post if it WASN'T all in caps!! You and I got all our deplomas >40 years ago, and were not a secritary so who cares,,, right? We eventually get our points accrossed.,,,,,,,,even if we both need an enigma machine sometimes,,,
I only knew asparagus in #3 and got #7 and 9 right, yikes!
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Y'all never ate a wilted lettuce salad? It's only cooked for a short time, but
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Nope. Canned cream of celery soup, etc. Have also seen it dehydrated.Calery(sp?) also comes in under #8


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Better You try from India. But If you are willing to do PhD from Abroad, one of the option is "Universiti Teknologi Petronas", Malaysia. The scholarship will be provided to almost all students which is RM 2200 equivalent to approx. Rs. 44000.
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Hi people,
I have done my M.tech in nanotechnology and now want to do PhD..please tell whether phd from india in nanotechnology is okay or i have to do it from abroad?
Please if u guys have idea about other options in nanotechnology, do tell.
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As you get older, your risk of developing a critical illness or long term health complaint increases dramatically. This might not just affect your physical well being. Many senior citizens struggle to pay for the cost of prescription medication or medical appointments, which can lead to stress and depression.
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Should Texas Lawmakers Give Gun Makers a Tax Break?
By Andrew Weber
Despite national controversy surrounding guns, some Texas lawmakers are trying to attract firearms manufacturers to the state.
A bill offering incentives to attract manufacturers of guns, ammo and related hardware to Texas will go to the full Senate for a vote.
SB 1467 would offer tax breakers to firearms makers at a time when other states may shy away from sponsoring the industry and the bills author, Senator Craig Estes of Wichita Falls, calls laws that limit firearms manufacturing unwarranted intrusions.
Texas remains a state open to business, committed to free market principles and supportive of its citizens constitutional rights, especially the Second Amendment," Estes said. "We should welcome these companies that are apparently unwelcome in other states.
States like Colorado and California already have laws that ban high-capacity ammunition magazines. If passed, the bill will use funds from the Texas Enterprise Fund to attract manufacturers to the state.
SB 1467 passed the Senate Agriculture, Rural Affairs and Homeland Security Committee with a 3-0 vote. The Senate will vote on the bill in the next few weeks.
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Rigoberto Gonzalez's Baroque-inspired paintings explore contemporary issues affecting the Texas-Mexico border region. The figures in his paintings, drawn from both historic and contemporary corridos (or Mexican folk ballads), portray and inform life along the border—the brutality associated with drug cartels, tales from folklore, and moments of domestic tranquility. By merging centuries-old European vernacular with contemporary narratives, a historical allusion is drawn between the propensity of harsh violence in religious and secular paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries with the intense brutality in some border regions today. Depicting past and present, current events and historic folklore, Gonzalez's canvases serve as portals to a people who struggle to balance the beauty and violence of daily living.
Gonzalez was born in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico. He received a BFA degree from The University of Texas Pan American in 1999 and a MFA degree from The New York Academy of Art in 2004. His work is currently on exhibit in solo exhibitions at galleries and museums in both Texas and Mexico.
You may view a video on Rigoberto Gonzalez at Baroque on the Border.