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When Stella Parker ventured west to Denver, Colorado from her home in Indiana, all she had was a dream and determination to be successful. Working hard at her job and completing her education, Stella hoped she would find a nice man and settle down. It took some time, but Stella would meet her future husband Tim through the most unlikely of situations —- her mother-in-law.

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If you love the Backstreet Boys and you love New Kids on the Block, well, chances are you're going to love Nick & Knight — as in, Nick Carter and Jordan Knight, who have teamed up to be a duo on their own. The boy-banders appeared on Good Morning America on Wednesday to announce their collaboration, and Nick said, "We're almost pretty much done with the album. It's a bunch of our pop, rock, R&B, and urban. It's all mixed together to create Nick & Knight." Nick and Jordan's album will be released on Sept. 2, and the pair kicks off a 39-city tour 13 days later. In the meantime, you can preorder the album now and download their first song, "Just the Two of Us." Watch a video of their announcement above, and then tell us — are you excited about the BSB-NKOTB crossover?


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Say what you will about the American diet — the truth is that Americans are actually among the most conscientious eaters in the world. Millions of Americans enjoy knowing exactly what they are eating, including where it came from; how it was processed, and other details of how it made it to the table. Now, a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling has made it much harder to find out where Americans' pork and beef was born, raised, and slaughtered.
It took more than a decade of battles before Congress was ready to throw in the towel and repeal a labeling law that required retailers to identify the animal's country of origin on packages of red meat. While many in the meat industry see this as a victory, consumers express outrage and confusion as to how and why an international organization like the WTO has the right to interfere with their access to information about the food they eat.
According to the Spokesman-Review, lawmakers in Congress felt they ultimately had little choice but to repeal the labeling law or face further penalties at the hands of the WTO. The WTO has already authorized Canada and Mexico to assess more than $1 billion in sanctions against the United States for its ongoing violation of prior WTO rulings relate to this matter.
Before the repeal, the labels in question informed consumers where the animal that produced a particular package of meat was born, raised, and slaughtered. The label law first took effect in 2002 following an outbreak of mad cow disease originating in imported cattle. The labels allowed consumers the peace of mind of knowing whether their meat had been subject to the often more stringent laws of the United States regarding the feeding and handling of animals. However, the labels did not become widely used until 2009 due to delays perpetrated by the meat industry itself, which was very opposed to the labeling law.
After the United States lost all of its appeals before the WTO, repeal of the labeling law became virtually inevitable. Failing to do so would have simply resulted in additional sanctions. Still, consumer rights groups have vocally protested the decision to repeal the law.
Citizens in northern Border States also see the repeal as an enormous defeat, given the impact it will have on U.S. ranchers in these areas who directly compete with Canada just over the border. Lawmakers from those states attempted to float an alternative solution in which the labeling practice would become voluntary. However, they lacked the requisite support from other areas of the country, and these measures eventually lost.
Asked for a reaction to the repeal, Roger Johnson of the National Farmers Union indicated that his constituents were "furious" about the repeal. He went on to say, "Packers will be able to once again deliberately deceive consumers."
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Colombia's main rebel group denied on Monday that peace negotiations with the government are foundering and accused that country's media of trying to derail the talks.
"The negotiations are continuing in a normal way," said Marco Leon Calarca, a negotiator for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, reading a statement he received from rebel command. "Nobody has walked out or formally threatened to withdraw" from the talks.
Government negotiators had no comment.
Calarca, whose real name is Luis Alberto Alban, blamed sectors of the Colombian media for hyping disagreements between rebels and the Colombian government and advocating against the talks. He singled out Caracol radio, one of the country's most listened to stations, as being behind attempts to sabotage the effort by turning public opinion against the rebels.
Reports that the talks were near collapse began shortly after the FARC lifted its unilateral cease fire on January 20. Attacks since then, mostly in southern Colombia, have resulted in the death or capture of several soldiers and police.
Calarca said it was hypocritical for Colombian leaders to condemn the FARC for its military offensive while applauding the death of rebel leaders at the hands of the armed forces. The government refused to join the FARC cease-fire and has kept up operations even as negotiators sat together in Havana.
Talks to end the half-century old conflict got underway in October in Oslo, Norway, and have continued in Havana. Early negotiations have centered on land reform, and while details of the closed door meetings are sparse, both sides have complained of slow progress.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has said that agreement must be reached by November or he will pull out of the talks.


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Dalai Lamas Vancouver Peace Summit Comments
About a month ago, the Dalai Lama said something about women that is just now making the rounds on Twitter. His statement, The world will be saved by the western woman, was delivered during the Vancouver Peace Summit 2009, which opened on the morning of Sunday, September 27th. Although Im still trying to track down a transcript of the speech containing the above statement, the Dalai Lama participated in more than one panel discussion that day, and the event most likely to have provoked such a strongly worded declaration was the Nobel Laureates in Dialogue: Connecting for Peace presentation held that afternoon. Moderated by former Irish president and peace activist Mary Robinson, the panel discussion featured four Nobel Peace Prize Laureates: the Dalai Lama (who won in 1989); Mairead Maguire and Betty Williams, founders of the Northern Ireland Peace Movement and winners of the Nobel in 1976; and anti-landmine crusader Jody Williams, an American peace prize winner in 1997. If the western woman statement were made in the context of the Dalai Lamas appearance with these extraordinary women, the words would seem less stunning than sensible. Truly, these western women have already changed the world, and have been doing so for more than three decades. Writing for the Interaction Institute for Social Change (IISC) blog, executive director Marianne Hughes ponders the idea of the aging women as hag (originally a representation of feminine power) and how it relates to the Dalai Lamas statement: Im not entirely sure what he meant...but I am wondering if when he travels across the globe and sees so many of our sisters impoverished and repressed he sees western women of all ages in a position to speak out for justice and to take on the responsibilities of the hag... to take loving care of the planet and its people. The Dalai Lamas comment about western women was not the only notable pro-female statement he made during the summit. In the Vancouver Sun,à Amy OBrian quotes others including a call for increased emphasis on the promotion of women to positions of influence. In response to a moderators question about what he sees as priorities in the quest for world peace, heres what the Dalai Lama said: Some people may call me a feminist...But we need more effort to promote basic human values ââ¬â human compassion, human affection. And in that respect, females have more sensitivity for others pain and suffering. World-saving aside, women do what they do because its work that needs to be done. None of them do it with an eye toward winning a Nobel Peace Prize, but the acknowledgment is valuable in that it draws attention to these efforts and eases the ever-present fund-raising struggle...and recruits more followers, like those who are retweeting the Dalai Lamas statement. Hopefully every woman who forwards those words will dig down deep enough to find the source of his inspiration and understand that he honors real women whose work continues day in, day out...regardless of whether theyre in the limelight or not.
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
Shelburne Falls - Giveaway Day!
156 comments:
I love valentines day! It's the one day I can tell my boys mushy gushy things without them getting too annoyed with me ��ReplyDelete
It is such a shame that Valentines day falls in Lent, no big extravagant meal with Bubbly for us.ReplyDelete
Happy Heart Day y'all!! I'm off to eat chocolate because society says I should on Valentine's Day - and I love when society makes me eat chocolate! GORGEOUS colours - yummy fabric!!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day to everybody - might get even sweeter with this great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day! It is such a lovely day, full of kindness & sweet sentiments. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.ReplyDelete
Hope you (and everyone) have a lovely and very Happy Valentine's Day!ReplyDelete
This is the first valentines day in years that my hubby has actually been home! Hooray!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day! I love the colors on Valentine: red, pink, a bit of white and for me a hint of aqua!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentines day to all!ReplyDelete
Chocolate for everyone! Happy Valentine's Day to all.ReplyDelete
Well I will be sure to add a few extra treats to my fur babies bowls - Valentines Day is just another day here.ReplyDelete
Another fabulous line from DS!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentines day - chocolates all round???
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oh, is it Valentine's? Ooops, forgot to give my husband his card... hope he hasn't bought me anything as I haven't bought him anything!!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentines Day - I am going to surprise my boys with some chocolate hearts after dinner! Love this new fabric - thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Happy St Valentines... Making this comment short and sweet as I am off to buy groceries for a romantic dinner tonight! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I once went on an accidental Valentines day date. A friend asked me if I wanted to go out after class. I thought he meant go out to have a beer as friends. I showed up to class in a sweatshirt and boots bc there was a snowstorm and he showed up in a red button down shirt and khakis. Turns out it was a nice dinner, not a beer. It was awkward hahaReplyDelete
For Valentine's Day, DH fixed one of my bracelets that has been broken for months. Might not sound like much to you, but it means the world to me. Thanks for the chance to win this fabric.ReplyDelete
Very nice give away.....Happy Valentines Day. I got beautiful flowers. Going to be a very nice day.ReplyDelete
Today is Valentine's Day - but I think we should be loving one another all year round. =) Feel free to shower me with chocolates or flowers any other day too!ReplyDelete
Have a great one....and thanks for a lovely giveaway.
Valentine's Day is one of my favorite holidays (despite so many people calling it commercial). I love on my boys every day, but it's so fun to make little Valentines together and just be super sweet to each other.ReplyDelete
36 years and my hubby is still the one that I love! Great holiday!ReplyDelete
Sorry Valentine's Day is not for me! Our wedding anniversary is on the 25th February and that actually means something to me so we celebrate that and not Valentine's Day! 29 years this year.ReplyDelete
I love Valentines Day, way back when - my parents would have Valentines Day parties, my dad's birthday, and we would decorate, have lots of food and they would dance the night away.ReplyDelete
I love Valentine's Day and all it stands forReplyDelete
I could do without the rampart commercialism but a day when we focus on our intimate relationships is important.
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Valentine's Day is a special day to spend with your speical someone. Great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Nothing special for Valentine's Day. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Here's wishing you a Happy Valentine's Day! Thanks for the chance at this pretty fabric!ReplyDelete
Now that I'm retired from public school education, I'll have to read "Roses are pink, Your Feet Really Stink" my favorite Valentine's Day read-aloud to my doxie Rusty. Happy Valentine's Day to you and yours!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentines Day! I would much rather have more fabric than flowers and candy any day! Would love to win this prize!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day - I told my husband not to buy any flowers today, but I said floral fabric would be okay ;-)ReplyDelete
nothing better than celebrating Valentines day at school with a bunch of 5 year olds! happy day to you!ReplyDelete
Every year my colleague reads our grade 7 and 8 students a story about "warm fuzzies" and how giving away a kind act makes both people feel good! Then they make their own fuzzies - pompons with googley eyes. A great way to celebrate friends and reduce the "dating" stress among our too young 12-13 year olds.ReplyDelete
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Happy Valentine's Day! It's a great day for a giveaway! thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
I love Valentine's day! It's a big holiday for me and my kids, they love exchanging their Valentine cards and of course the candy! Happy Valentine's Day Quilt Taffy and thank you for the chance to win this pretty fabric :)ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day to allReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day! Hope your day if filled with love and happiness!ReplyDelete
beautiful collection ! thank's for the chance to win. Valentin's day... Have 4 boys in my life think's i'm full of love! have a nice dayReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day! My kindergarten son came home with a special valentine card from a girl in his class....and so it begins!ReplyDelete
Valentine's Day - I like it...my hubs - not so much. But he did wear a red shirt to work today...in honor of! I love anything Denyse Schmidt designs!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing such lovely fabric. Happy chocolate day to you too, you may wish to translate this as happy valentine's day.ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day. I got roses and a box of Fannie Mae Candy.ReplyDelete
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Love Valentine's Day and the free license to eat alot of chocolate! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Valentine's Day always has been one of my favorite holidays -- I like the excuse to not just tell all of my loved ones that I love them, but to do fun little sweet things for them! (And chocolate and champaign -- staples of my Valentine's Day -- never hurt either!)ReplyDelete
DH did a great job today for Valentine's Day.. two HUGE bags of chocolate greeted me on the kitchen table with balloons.. HUGE bags..did I say HUGE?? LOL.. he has me pegged!!ReplyDelete
Love chocolates on Valentine's Day. Have a wonderful day��ReplyDelete
What's not to love about a holiday that is about love, decorated in primarily red and pink and heart-shaped things, and revolves around sweets?!? I love it! :)ReplyDelete
We're not big on Valentine's Day here, but we'll be celebrating our wedding anniversary next week. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Love, chocolates and lots of kisses! Happy Valentine's Day :)ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day! I love hearts, chocolate, cheesecake and fabric.ReplyDelete
DH has asked me to be his valentine again this year and I love him more than ever. Lovely fabric.ReplyDelete
Valentine's Day was the birthday of my husband's Grandma T. that we all loved very much. In fact, she was born and passed away on Valentine's Day. She passed away two years ago at the age of 94. She was a very special lady who is greatly missed.ReplyDelete
I've visited a friend this afternoon and her children presented me with a gift. So sweet of her.ReplyDelete
Valentines Day - I heard it was the day to watch out for little chubby kids out shooting arrows!ReplyDelete
Fun collection! I started off my V-day with scones my hubby bought last night while getting groceries to make dinner for me today! Love that guy!ReplyDelete
Took my son to his soon to be fiance's with a bouquet of roses, a huge card and three chocolate roses for her roommates. I took my hubby breakfast at his office and a box of chocolate truffles for a snack through the day. I bought my three boys a small treat of a pack of two chocolate covered oreos covered in pin, gold and red sprinkles!ReplyDelete
Valentine's Day is great!
I love Valentines Day! It brings back so many memories of red construction paper and paper doily projects that I did with my children when they were little. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity. What fun fabric!ReplyDelete
I usually bring chocs for my friends on Valentine Day:) Happy Vday everyone!:DReplyDelete
I love this collection! My husband gave me a sweet candle set. He is really thoughtful!ReplyDelete
Our tradition has evolved so the kids get a bit of candy, hubby makes me something in paper, and I make something for him in fabric. It works out very nicely when you know what to do for your honey!ReplyDelete
I'm in love with love.ReplyDelete
It can either be a happy day or a disappointing day....love Shelboure Falls, but I haven't even sewn with Chicopee yet, and I love it!ReplyDelete
A day to be with your love ones and bring back the memories of your first love:)ReplyDelete
We planned a romantic dinner without realizing it! hahahaha :DReplyDelete
No significant other, but instead, I bake something special and take it to my Dad and Grandma. <3ReplyDelete
I enjoy valentines day. Sometimes it is important to have a reminder to appreciate the loved ones in your life, family, friends and significant others (even if the day is rather commercialized). Happy Valentines Day!ReplyDelete
Happy valentines. Linda gerigReplyDelete
Love is in the air always with me and Tom and it feels so good, love this time of year. Happy Valentines Day to you and all.ReplyDelete
Last Valentine's day I watched my husband pull out of the driveway with a U-Haul headed to Valparaiso, IN. I was to follow in April, it was a very heartwrenching day. God had other plans for our lives and he is back, we have moved just 30 miles up the road :)... So today I get to hug, and kiss, and have dinner, and snuggle with my sweetheart! Happy Happy Valentine's Day!ReplyDelete
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I really enjoy Valentines Day but remember all the lonely people you see today and wish them a Happy Valentines Day so they don't feel so alone.ReplyDelete
I have the prettiest tulips on my desk today, sent by people I love so much. Happy Valentine's Day, everyone!ReplyDelete
I love valentines day because it reminds me how incredibly lucky I am to have so much love in my life :-)ReplyDelete
Pink & Red makes me feel so happy... I've loved seing all the pretty projects all over BlogLand!ReplyDelete
I remember giving Valentines to friends back in the day. We did it "ring and run" style.ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's day! Yay chocolate for everyone!ReplyDelete
I like valentines, now more than ever because I have two lovely kids in my life that show me true loveReplyDelete
Valentine is not a big event here in Sweden. It is only the flower shops that have a great dayReplyDelete
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Happy Valentine's Day! I'm still married to the love of my life for over 41 years!! We became engaged on Valentine's Day!ReplyDelete
Love it! Thanks so much! My little boys and I are celebrating V-day with some pink iced cupcakes for dessert tonight!ReplyDelete
Valentine's day sis fun for kids too! They get to give valentines to all their classmates. Too cute! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's! My adventure so far today was untangling a necklace one of my boy students plans on giving to a girl.ReplyDelete
Hey!! Been awhile since I left a comment. But I love those charms. And being Valentine's day I am catching up and doing me me me stuff!!!! Hope you have a great valentines Day.ReplyDelete
Love Valentine's Day - the chocolate especially. Sampled everyone's at work today!ReplyDelete
The fabric looks awesome and would love to win.
Happy Valentine's Day, I hope your day is filled with LOVE and chocolate. Love the new fabrics and thanks so much for the chance to win them!!!!!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day! It's fun to shower a little extra special love on this day to my loved ones, have a wonderful day!ReplyDelete
Valentines Day is twice as nice for me,as it is also my Wedding Anniversary!! Hope you enjoy your Valentines Day :0)ReplyDelete
We don't celebrate Valentine's Day - my husband insists that he's nice to me every day of the year (he actually is, lol) so he doesn't care about the "special" days ;) I did get him to understand that my birthday, Mother's Day and Christmas are "do something OR ELSE!" days, so I let the rest slide, especially since he's always willing to drive me to the States for a Joanns run when I feel the urge, lol!ReplyDelete
have no valentine, just good, sweet memories of the one i had for so many, many good years. enjoyed reading the replies to your valentine's coments.ReplyDelete
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Today while I was working my husband surprised me with a card and roses and tonight we are going out to eat just the two of us!ReplyDelete
My husband is a sweetie- not only did he bring me chocolate and flowers today at work but he brought flowers to all the women in our office. Happy Valentines Day.ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's day to everyone! We don´t celebrate it!ReplyDelete
I made cinnamon sugar popcorn for my kids' teachers for Valentines Day and that's about as far as it goes today. Me and the hubs don't celebrate too much.ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day! How sweet Shelburne Falls is!! :) Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I like Valentine's Day. It's a good excuse to eat as much chocolate as I want!!!ReplyDelete
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My husband and I celebrated Valentine's Day early by having dinner at our favourite Indian restaurant last night. Have a happy Valentine's Day!ReplyDelete
This Valentine's Day I spent visiting my sweet 86 year old mother. We went to a luncheon at her church today and had a wonderful lunch and fellowship with some of her lady friends.ReplyDelete
I love my mom and am so thankful for her.
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HI! ENJOY YOUR VALENTINES DAY!ReplyDelete
We usually buy each other Chocolates;plus my Husband always buys me flowers too! Thanks for your giveaway!
My husband and I celebrated Valentine's Day yesterday at our favourite restaurant because he has to work this afternoon and evening. We had a lovely lunch and enjoyed each other's company. Thanks for this week's giveaway, Shelburne Falls looks awesome.ReplyDelete
I am enjoying this day with my little valentines., oh and I got a surprise valentine kiwi (the fruit) today. Yep my husband is strange but wonderful.ReplyDelete
We just have a romantic Valentine's dinner at our favorite restaurant.ReplyDelete
No plans for us today, but hoping to make up for it with dinner out this weekend :)ReplyDelete
Today is my husband and my 10th wedding anniversary, and we both took the day off just to be together. No big plans, as we already went out last weekend, but it's been a great day so far!ReplyDelete
Valentine's day, when I eat way too much chocolate, and try to reign in the kids on their sugar high. LOLReplyDelete
I just received beautiful flowers from my honey.ReplyDelete
It is valentines day today.ReplyDelete
my baby got me the greatest card and some chocolateReplyDelete
Happy VDay to all! Love yourself and all the other love will come to you.ReplyDelete
Gave up candy for lent so candy for me today. Waiting to eat at Cracker Barrel along with a 100 other people.ReplyDelete
I'm not a big fan of Valentine's Day, over priced flowers and candy just aren't for me. My husband is really good at randomly doing nice things.ReplyDelete
I made my kids some cute little tokens of love and my husband the kids and I are having a quiet little dinner at home.ReplyDelete
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Corrie, we celebrate valentines everyday. I am lucky to me married to my soul mate. Thanknyou for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
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This is a sweet Valentine's Day giveaway!! Thanks for the chance!! We are having a dinner at home with special baked goodies from a bake sale at work!!ReplyDelete
My special guy braved Pike place market to gather an assortment of caramels (my favorite!!!) for me! Thank you for the giveaway :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful fabrics!ReplyDelete
Valentine's Day is just a day, the sentiment of which we try to carry throughout the year, instead of trying to pack it all in one day. Mind you--we've been together for 36 Valentine's Days, so we've had some great, some not so great.
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What a great giveaway! My husband remembered today with a card and some chocolate. We'll be going out for dinner tomorrow night and then a small surprise. He says it will be something that we haven't done in 30 years- not sure whether to be happy or afraid. haha!! We've been married for almost 35 years and he still remembers the important days:). I definitely have a keeper!:)ReplyDelete
I love Valentine's Day as it's a good excuse to eat more chocolate!ReplyDelete
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what a beautiful line!! valentine's day. at work today, a bunch of us were talking about how impractical it was for our husbands to be giving us roses, when in fact we really wanted X instead - oven fixed, an immersion blender, fabric (!). so i come home and my husband has bought me roses. and i love them. he didn't go all out, no - he bought short stemmed roses - in my favourite rose colour - yellow. and they are beautiful and they smell beautiful and they make me smile. Goes to show what we think we want and what makes us happy may not be the same thing.... Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
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15 October 2010
Outside we wait 'til face turns blue...
- vintage girl's cableknit sweater
- 60s wool skirt
- 60s Peter Pan collar shirt
- UO boots
- vintage Coach purse
- vintage wool beret
- listening to: Pixies - Doolittle "Here Comes Your Man"
I remember a long time ago when I was working a regular 9 to 5 office cubicle job (ugh!) and it seemed like Friday would never come. Now I find myself thinking that I can't believe it's already Friday again on the regs. Here it is, another Friday, another week into fall. This weekend we plan on visiting family, riding the Strassburg railroad, visiting the creamery for ice cream and watching the season finale of Mad Men. What about you?
30 comments:
- Siwani said...
i love your style!
and yay! for the pixies.
- October 15, 2010
- Collette Osuna said...
In LOVE with your skirt!! Adorable:)
TGIF...for sure!!
- October 15, 2010
- veronika, tick tock vintage. said...
i was the same way - i just left a 9-5 super super corporate job, and the weeks seemed unbearably long. waiting for 5 on friday was torture.
- October 15, 2010
- Johanna said...
I love this outfit post as the sun is going down (I hope you didn't have to get up that early to catch the sun going up!)Especially love the combination of the cream cable knit and peter pan collar blouse. Soo pretty :)
- October 15, 2010
- Rosaspina Vintage said...
I always loved your UO boots, they really go with everything! I't's been a year I've been looking for something like that but had no luck ;)
- October 15, 2010
- Velvet said...
You're so cute in that sweater! I love love your outfit, innocent and sweet.
This weekend I'm going to the bookstore downtown to look for a nicecooking book, writing an essay for university and watching a film.
- October 15, 2010
- Stef / Diversions said...
That sweater is so lovely! Great outfit :)
First I'll wait for hometime (office.. ugh), then it 's all photo excursions, finishing off some illustrations (which I should have done a month ago) and last but not least Mad Men watching :)
Have a lovely weekend!
- October 15, 2010
- viv said...
Ahh I love your sweater, have been hunting similar but no luck yet. Have a nice weekend, I'm planning to do some sewing.
- October 15, 2010
- VintageBELAmour said...
love the skirt ;) you look great as always :)
- October 15, 2010
- Karen/Small Earth Vintage said...
Love this outfit! Those cream, fisherman-type sweaters are the best, and it's perfect with the Peter Pan collar peeking out.
I am hopefully going to be helping to get our bedroom finally painted, at least the walls if not the floor.
- October 15, 2010
- Victoria / Justice Pirate said...
I can't seem to ever get into Mad Men, but Ice Cream Mmmm!
This weekend I have a birthday party I'm going to for one of my friends that she's had planned for a few months. We're also going pumpkin picking. ;)
Love the shots!!
- October 15, 2010
- Paula said...
I LOVE your skirt ;)
- October 15, 2010
- Q's Daydream said...
Sounds like a great weekend ahead for you! Mad Men dont go away! :o(
- October 15, 2010
- Elise said...
Ooh gorgeous outfit, especially love the jumper - I have a similar one in red and have been stuck at how to wear it, thanks for the inspiration! :)
- October 15, 2010
- BaronessVonVintage said...
LOve that skirt. I'm hoping to get out and enjoy the sun, visit a pumpkin patch, drink tons of pumpkin spice lattes!!!
- October 15, 2010
- Ginta said...
I love this outfit! Palette is so great! Love it!
Thumbs up for Pixies :)
- October 15, 2010
- Unknown said...
Oh wow! What a beautiful Outfit!
I adore your skirt and the cute,little purse. Great Photos!:)
xx, Alice
- October 15, 2010
- Crystal Lee said...
you look dang cute! you're lucky that you're not working the old 9-5. I'm still committed as it is. blah! Mad Men just flew by this season. I'm saddened.
- October 15, 2010
- archives vintage said...
your photos are amazing. love the color and light!!!! also jealous of your non-cube lifestyle :(
- October 15, 2010
- brooke said...
im a sucker for anything with a peter pan colar. i need a blouse like that!
- October 15, 2010
- Kaelyn Choo said...
Love your outfit. I know how it feels working 9 to 5 in an office. Can't wait till it is Friday and would be sad when Sunday comes. Sunday reminds you that Monday is around the corner...
- October 15, 2010
- gee said...
i love the plaid with the yellow.
these pictures are wonderful
and you look gorgeous.
i loooove the peter pan collar, of course.
have a wonderful weekend.
- October 15, 2010
- fraisedesbois said...
Beautiful outfit.
- October 15, 2010
- Anonymous said...
I loved the shirt!
- October 15, 2010
- Kenziefaith said...
Lovely outfit! These photos are great
www.kenziefaith.blogspot.com x
- October 15, 2010
- Unknown said...
i like how the pictures turn out.
- October 17, 2010
- Little Miss Curious said...
i love the last photo! :) ♥
Greetings from Little Miss Curious from Slovakia! :)
- October 17, 2010
- Megan said...
I cannot believe your outfit. It is pretty much my dream, I have been looking for a skirt, sweater and shirt just like those forever. Jealous.
- October 20, 2010
- Megan said...
I cannot believe your outfit. It is pretty much my dream, I have been looking for a skirt, sweater and shirt just like those forever. Jealous.
- October 20, 2010
- Anonymous said...
I have commented so much on your blog, but I can't help myself.. everything is so pretty! Love it.
- October 22, 2010


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At the character selection screen when at an Xtraction point where you usually save the game or switch characters, press Right, Left(2), Right, Up(3), Start to unlock all characters.Invincibility
At the character selection screen when at an Xtraction point where you usually save the game or switch characters, press Down, Up, Down, Up, Right, Down, Right, Left, Start.Level 99 characters
At the character selection screen when at an Xtraction point where you usually save the game or switch characters, press Up, Down, Up, Down, Left, Up, Left, Right, Start.Add one point to all skills
At the character selection screen when at an Xtraction point where you usually save the game or switch characters, press Left, Right, Left, Right, Down, Up, Start to add one point to all skills.Extra melee damage
While playing the game, press Left(2), Right, Left, Right, Up, Start.Fast characters
While playing the game, press Up(3), Down, Up, Down, Start.Infinite Xtreme tokens
While playing the game, press Left, Down, Right, Down, Up(2), Down, Up, Start.100,000 Tech-Bits
At the store run by Forge or Beast, press Up(3), Down, Right(2), Start. If you entered the code correctly, you will hear the sound of Tech-Bits.All Danger Room courses
At the Danger Room course menu, press Right(2), Left(2), Up, Down, Up, Down, Start to unlock all Danger Room courses.All skins
At the team management screen, press Down, Up, Left, Right, Up(2), Start to unlock all skins.All comics
At the review menu, press Right, Left(2), Right, Up(2), Right, Start to unlock all comics.All concept art
At the review menu, press Left, Right, Left, Right, Up(2), Down, Start to unlock all concept art.All game cinematics
At the review menu, press Left, Right(2), Left, Down(2), Left, Start to unlock all game cinematics.All loading screens
At the review menu, press Right, Left, Right, Left, Up(2), Down, Start to unlock all loading screens.Completion bonuses
Successfully complete the game to unlock the hard difficulty setting (enemies at level 50). You can also start a new game with your previous characters at their current experience level.Play as Dark Phoenix
Successfully complete the game to unlock Dark Phoenix.Play as Deadpool
Successfully complete the game to unlock Deadpool.Play as Iron Man
Find the four homing beacons in Act 1 through 4 and collect the piece of his armor that each set unlocks. Then, save Iron Man after finding the four homing beacons in Act 5 to unlock him.Play as Professor Xavier
Successfully complete all Danger Room missions to unlock Professor Xavier.
Some characters begin the game with some alternate costumes available:
- Bishop: 70's costume
- Colossus: Xtreme costume 2
- Cyclops: Xtreme costume 2
- Jean Grey: Dark Phoenix costume
- Juggernaut: Original costume
- Magneto: Ultimate Non-Helmet costume (starting costume without helmet)
- Nightcrawler: Xtreme costume 2
- Rogue: Coat costume
- Scarlet Witch: 70's costume
- Storm: 70's costume
- Sunfire: 70's costume
- Toad: Brown costume
- Wolverine: Ultimate costume
Successfully complete Act 1 to unlock the following costumes:
- Colossus: 70's costume
- Cyclops: Original costume, 70's costume
- Iceman: Snowman costume
- Jean Grey: Phoenix costume, 70's costume
- Nightcrawler: 70's costume
- Storm: 70's costume (another one)
- Wolverine: Original costume (Brown and Gold)
Successfully complete Act 2 to unlock the "Age of Apocalypse" costume for all characters that have them.
Successfully complete Act 4 to unlock the following costumes:
- Colossus: Xtreme costume, Gladiator costume, Ultimate Non-Steel Skin costume (starting costume with normal skin)
- Cyclops: Xtreme costume, Snowfields costume
- Iceman: Non-Ice Skin (the same as in X-Men Legends)
- Juggernaut: Original Non-Helmet costume
- Nightcrawler: Xtreme costume
- Storm: Xtreme costume, Snofields costume
- Wolverine: Weapon X Experiment costume, Xtreme costume, Snowfields costume
The bonus characters already have the following costumes available:
- Deadpool: Unmasked costume
- Iron Man: 2099's costume, Age of Apocalypse costume
- Professor X: Shadow World costume (the same from X-Men Legends)
Use a team with the indicated characters to get the indicated bonus:
- Age of Apocalypse (Any four heroes with Age of Apocalypse costume): +100% attack rating
- Agile Warriors (Nightcrawler, Sunfire, Toad, Deadpool): +5% experience points
- Brotherhood of Evil (Juggernaut, Magneto, Scarlet Witch, Toad): +5% experience points
- Bruiser Brigade (Juggernaut, Colossus, Wolverine, Rogue): 20 energy gained per knockout
- Dark Past (Rogue, Deadpool, Gambnit, Wolverine): 5% damage inflicted goes to health
- Double Date (Rogue, Gambit, Jean Grey Cyclops): 20 health gained per knockout
- Energy Corps (Gambit, Bishop, Cyclops, Iron Man): +5% damage
- Family Affair (Magneto, Professor X, Scarlet Witch, Juggernaut): +5 health regeneration
- Femme Fatale (Storm, Scarlet Witch, Rogue, Jean Grey): 5% damage inflicted goes to health
- Forces of Nature (Storm, Iceman, Sunfire, Magneto): +10 to all resistances
- Heavy Metal (Colossus, Juggernaut, Iron Man, Magneto): +10 to all stats
- New Avengers (Iron Man, Scarlet Witch, Wolverine, Bishop): +15% maximum health
- New X-Men (Nightclawler, Storm, Colossus, Wolverine, Sunfire, Bishop): +15% maximim health
- Old School (Cyclops, Jean Grey, Iceman, Magneto, Toad, Professor X): +15% max energy
- Raven Knights (Iceman, Professor X, Iron Man, Deadpool): +60% techbit drops
- Special Ops (Bishop, Deadpool, Nightcrawler, Gambit): +5% damage
Use the Blink Portal to save the game almost anywhere. You do not need to wait for an Xtraction point. Just open up a Blink Portal when you want to save then use the Xtraction point in the Sanctuary.Easy experience
For easy leveling up, go to the Holding Pen level. There is a location where enemies keep teleporting onto the screen; it is just before the last area entrance. Note: If you stay too long without saving, your game will freeze.Easy items
In Act 2 after you rescue Beast on Mikhail's Warship, Blink will open a portal back to Avalon. Go through the portal to Avalon then immediately return to the warship. The scene of rescuing Beast will play again, and the ship will be undamaged. You can go back and get all the items again. Repeat this as many times as desired. Additionally, to get easy Techbits, health packs, energy packs, and items, return to the top of Apocalypse's tower where you fight Archangel. Smash all of the containers to get random free items. Repeat this as many times as desired.
Have Gambit and Toad on your team. Have Gambit use Prince of Thieves, and Toad use Plunder (this requires at least two extreme points). Do this when near a weapons cache and you can get about five times the amount of what you would normally get. This includes health/energy packs, and Techbits, but you still only get one special item.Good combo
This combo works when you have Wolverine and Juggernaut on your team. With Juggernaut, walk over to Wolverine and pick him up, just as you would do to a chair or other item. When you throw Wolverine, he will do a diving attack to nearby enemies. This also works if you need to send Wolverine over large holes.Strong Gambit
Once your characters get to about level 30, use Sunfire, Bishop, Toad, and Gambit as your team. The idea is to pump up Gambit as much as possible. Put as much of the stats as possible into each ability as follows: Sunfire = Flaming Fury, Bishop = Energy Fury, Toad = Secretion, Gambit = Energy Form. Also, put an extra 6 or 7 stats into each characters Mutant Mastery so that they will recover EP faster. During the game, activate all the abilities listed above and switch to Gambit. He will be able to run very fast and be super strong. Eventually he will have +200% movement, +400% or more attack and many of damage and defense bonuses. Also, because they regain their EP fast, you can reuse the abilities as soon as the affects wear off.Strong Iceman
Iceman is the strongest character in the game. If you boost him correctly, he can kill most of his opponents with just a single hit on melee attack. Distribute his Status Points wisely, developing more on his Focus and Speed. At his Projectiles Mutant Powers, concentrate on his Cold Crush, and a little in Freeze Beam and Ice Slide. Do not spend Skills Points in Boost Mutant Powers, as they are useless. Also, if the rest of this is done correctly, Iceman will grow strong enough to easily fight alone. Spend the maximum you can in his Passive Skills, particularly in Ice Combat and Cold Mastery. Get the Danger Room Disk: Challenge - Iceman, and get and equip his Signature Unique Item, Cryogenic Booster. That brings a very good trait, Double Cold Damage. As for other equipment, put some that give bonus to Damage (not Energy Damage, Electric Damage, or Radiation Damage). If done correctly, Iceman can hit easily his enemies (because of the high Speed), hit lots of enemies with the Cold Crush Projectile Mutant Power, and will inflict lots of damage. For example, you can do 500 and even more damage with melee attack, depending on your level, because of the Passive Skills, Ice Combat, Cold Mastery, and the Cryogenic Booster Signature Unique Item.Recommended team
Having two blasters (for example, Magneto) and two brawlers (for example, Wolverine) works well. The following team is highly useful, because there are times where you will need a mutant with super strength to move an object out of the way. If you need a bridge formed, use Magneto. If you need a flyer, both Magneto and Ironman will work. The heavy metal group is Colossus, Juggernaut, Ironman, and Magneto.
Iceman is the most powerful character in the game; keep him on your team. The other three characters are recommended for a great team:
Iron Man: He is a combination of all types of characters (good at melee and ranged attacks, can fly, can smash easily and push or lift massive objects). Expend Skills Points in his Mutant Attack Power Gamma Bolts (if the Projectile hits a wall, it comes back), and all his Passive Skills.
Nightcrawler: He has very fast melee attacks and can do a lot of damage if you expend lots of Skill Points in the Mutant Power Attack Teleport Frenzy and all his Passive Skills, Sword Mastery (you do not need to improve this very much), Teleport Mastery, Uncanny Reflexes, and Critical Strike. Also, his Xtreme Attack, Master Of Chaos, is the best against Bosses (you can do nine hits when at maximum level) and PVP (Player VS Player).
Professor X: He cannot do more damage than Iceman, but is faster (because of the Passive Skill Clairvoyance) and all his skills are very useful.
If Iron Man and Professor X are not unlocked, try these characters:
Bishop: A good choice if you do not have Professor X. He can even become more powerful than Professor X. He can inflict even more damage and has Passive Skills that make him fast (Power Trip) and gives energy damage (Energy Combat). Develop this Mutant Power Attacks: Full Auto, Bio Beam, and Bio Blast. However, Professor X is better because of his low cost of EP for Mutant Attacks and walks and melee attacks faster.
Cyclops: If you do not have Iron Man, use Cyclops. He can inflict much more damage with ranged attack than Iron Man (but can only hit one or two, while Iron Man can hit five or six) with the Mutant Power Attacks Fusion Beam and Polarized Beam. Also, improve his Visor Upgrade and Mutant Master as much as possible. However, Iron Man is better because he can do more damage with melee attacks, can fly, and lift massive objects.
A great team for Story mode is Colossus, Sunfire, Gambit, and Iceman. Colossus is strong and has a powerful attack. This allows you to avoid using a special attack. Sunfire has fire power, can hit people from far away, and can fly. Gambit can hit from far away, is fast, and has strong attacks. Iceman has ice power, can hit from far away, build bridges, and fly with his ice slide.
Another great team is Iron Man, Deadpool, Juggernaught, and Professor X. Professor X can hit enemies hard and fast. Iron Man can fly and has a good ranged attack. Deadpool is a good melee brawler. Juggernaut has the best Xtreme power in the game, Path Of Destruction.Final area
First, step into the power chamber in the middle of the vault of ages. Since there is only a limited amount of time you have to use the harmonic powers, choose a faster character to do this. There is a yellow meter that will show you how much harmonic power time you have remaining. Go straight up or straight down to reach the generators. The downward path has a small maze in it. Go right instead of left. At the generator, Apocalypse will be waiting. You must beat him up before you can destroy the generator. Destroy the generator and repeat the same process with the other one. It does not have a maze, and it will be a straight shot directly to it. Just like before, Apocalypse will be waiting for you at the generator. After destroying the power of the harmonic machine, he will bring statues of the horsemen to life. You must focus your attacks on the horsemen and get them out of the way before tackling Apocalypse. When you kill the horsemen, they will return to statue form. Then, kill Apocalypse twice to complete the game. Note: Make sure you have a full load of health and energy packs before attempting this.


text: For seven decades, they were a curiosity, a relic of a lighter-than-air future that never quite came true. But in recent years, airships have once again become a major force in aviation. The Pentagon has gone especially blimp-crazy, pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into advanced -- and massive -- surveillance airships that can stay in the sky way longer than any drone. Here are some of the new Blimps of War. Blue Devil This "freakishly large" airship would hover 20,000 feet above ground, using its on-board supercomputer to spy for miles around. The power comes from up to 12 different sensors, including an eavesdropping unit and nine tiny cameras that talk to each other while adjusting precisely where to look and listen. After collecting all that data, the Blue Devil has enough real estate on board to do much of the processing in the air – no human analyst required. According to retired Lt. Gen. David Deptula, "it could change the nature of overhead surveillance." For one, he estimates it'd be a lot cheaper, costing about $1,000 per hour (compared to the $8,000 of other airships). The construction of this longer than a football field blimp is still underway, but it's expected to be ready for the Air Force by January. Right now, the same surveillance gear that would be used on the airship is already in Afghanistan atop four Blue Devil planes. Photo: USAFISIS Darpa's supersized ISIS (or Integrated Sensor is Structure) is a technology packed 450-foot long airship that would perch 70,000 feet in the air. The unmanned vehicle is designed to float at its Heaven's eye view for up to 10 years, zipping along at up to 115 miles per hour to reach anywhere on the globe in 10 days. The ISIS would be pretty impressive with just its surveillance and tracking capabilities – 187 miles for people on the ground and 373 miles for cruise missiles in the air. But what really distinguishes it from other monster blimps are its new technologies. Its array radar system could spot any movement on or above the battlefield – in high res. The hull, made of super lightweight material, would be much stronger than conventional materials and last 10 times as long. And the whole airship can also take care of itself via solar-regenerative power, absorbing sunlight by day and generating energy with fuel cells at night. The airship will provide "unsurpassed situational awareness," according to Darpa. ISIS is still in the design and simulation phase, but we're hoping to see a small demonstration prototype by 2014. Photo: DarpaHALE-D Hovering above the jet stream, this autonomous high-flying airship would be able to survey millions of miles of airspace for months. The HALE-D is part of the U.S. Army's Space and Missile Defense Command's High Altitude Airship (HAA) program. Lockheed Martin claims that the airship technology enters "into a realm that gives users capabilities on par with satellites at a fraction of the cost." Unfortunately, its first test flight this week didn't go so well. The airship encountered some technical difficulties at 32,000 feet, and crashed into the woods of New Freeport, Pennsylvania. Authorities are now trying to fetch the shriveled Hale-D from the tree tops. Better luck next time. Photo: Lockheed MartinHiSentinel80 Launching into the sky like a weather balloon, the HiSentinel80 is just one of a family of autonomous, high-altitude, long-endurance airships being developed for the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command. It's made of super thin translucent fabric which folds down to a small cube but inflates to 200 feet in the air. It runs on internal solar panels and can survey a 600-mile-wide radius. And since it's perched 13 to 15 miles high, it's safer from enemy attack or bad weather. The HiSentinel80 had its first successful flight test last November, and is now in the process of more testing for environmental effects and military utility. Photo: U.S. ArmyNavy MZ-3A Manned Airship This do-gooder airship patrolled New Orleans from above after the oil spill. The Navy sent the 178-foot blimp (which uses less fuel than a helicopter or plane) to help clean up, direct large skimming ships to patches of oil, and search for trapped turtles, dolphins, birds and whales. Photo: U.S. NavyLong Endurance Multi-Intelligence (LEMV) Airship The Long Endurance Multi-Intelligence (LEMV) airship has been likened to an "unblinking eye," soaring for weeks at a time and aiming its bundle of infra-red sensors and signal intelligence system at anything below. What makes the LEMV so special (besides its "more than 21 days of unblinking stare") is a hybrid propulsion system, which combines helium and an aerodynamic design that gives it airplane-like lift. The defense contracting corporation Northrop Grumman got a $517 million contract last year to build three of the monster spy blimps for the military. The Army plans to deploy them to Afghanistan, but we won't see the first LEMV until at least January, if not later. Photo: Northrop GrummanPersistent Threat Detection System (PTDS) While some blimps fly freely, others are anchored to ground. The tethered Persistent Threat Detection System (PTDS) is supposed to provide long-endurance intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and communications at a low cost. The U.S. Army has been using these around-the-clock systems in Afghanistan and Iraq since 2004 – they're up to at least 37. That number is increasing. This past April the Pentagon announced pouring up to $1 billion more for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance gear in Afghanistan, mostly in the form of balloon mounted cameras and aerostats. A cheaper alternative to drones, the tethered blimps may also deter insurgents from planting make-shift bombs, a rising problem in Afghanistan. "When daisy chained together throughout a battlespace it soaks up the terrain and becomes eyes in the sky," says Pentagon press secretary Geoff Morrell. Photo: U.S. ArmySanswire-TAO STS-111 This, um, unusually shaped blimp (111-foot long, 11-foot tall) is designed to wiggle through the wind more easily than a clunky round airship, thanks to its multisegmented body. The flying silver worm is propelled by helium in the first segment, and can deliver its payload via an air drop system that separates from the airship. We haven't seen much new activity around the STS-111 since it its first test-flight in 2009, but Sanswire has several other elongated airships in the making, including the Argus One, the SkySat and the Stratellite. Photo: SanswirePelican The Aeroscraft, touting ship-like payloads and helicopter-like operations, is designed to be a blimp that acts like a U-Haul. Need to transport 500 tons of troops and cargo? Sure. No airstrip? No problem. The Pelican would be able to land anywhere on land or water, its army unit ready to fight within six hours. This "tri-phibian" (air, land, sea) project was based on Darpa's Walrus program, which was cancelled in 2006. But the aviation technology company Aeros is determined to keep hope alive with Pelican. A (relatively) small prototype, supposed to carry a mere 60 tons, is due to fly sometime by the end of 2013. Photo: Aeros


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Rodney Atkins is nothing if not deliberate — from the time he signed with Curb Records in 1997 to the release of his first album, 'Honesty,' in 2003, he spent six years making sure everything was just right with the music.
It's an approach that's paid off: his latest single, 'Take a Back Road,' is the fastest-rising of his career. And it's also the title track of his next album, due October 4.
"I have put a lot of time into the recording of this album," Atkins said. "[I] am excited to say I think it is progressive and representative of who and where I am today. We are thrilled with the reaction of 'Take a Back Road.'"
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September 9, 2012
Updated Nov. 18, 2012 (new links)
First, it's been decided by Petri and I, CIWCL co-founders, to make Syria an official area of focus for the CIWCL, and not for some new group dividing efforts. No promises of tons of posts here, but being sort of the CIWCL's blog, well, here's one at least. This is a spot for those inclined to a spot like this, to discuss the Daraya massacre (preferably not too many side-issues, if it's to be a comment-driven post like most)
On the weekend of Aug 24-26 a huge but uncertain number of people were massacred in the Syrian city of Daraya, just outside Damascus. This roughly coincided with a decisive government conquest of the rebel-held city, and has of course been blamed on the invading national army and its allies, by the retreating FSA/activist/terrorist forces who would be the prime alternate suspects.
This latest example of "Assad's massacre strategy" escalates the insane brutality requiring intervention. The Houla massacre in May was Assad thumbing his nose at the West, 108 people dead, 49 children, diplomats expelled (later found to be a rebel crime). He allegedly shot himself in the foot bigger yet with the massacre/battle of Tremseh in mid-July. Saudi paper Al Arabiya made a Freudian slip, it seems, reporting at the time "at last 250 people have been killed," finally eclipsing Houla. (Emphasis added - presumably they meant to parrot the standard "at least 250.") But that story of 250-300+ fell apart quickly, with even the Western mainstream media considering it more a minor battle the rebels lost, with no more than 50 killed (though neglecting victims of a rebel massacre apparently interrupted by the battle), and too boring to rant about any longer.
Now in Daraya, the reports of dead started where Tremseh's did, only climbing from there to a range of reports of 3-400 to "more than 1,000." At least about 200 can be visually verified so far. But now, the high-water (high-blood) mark of the Houla Massacre has been subsumed under a whole new level of bloodshed. Clearly it merits some investigation. In the last few weeks, it's gotten that. Our wiki page at A Closer Look on Syria is the best resource for it and still growing. Feel free to spread this link:
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Tentative findings (my own readings, opinions, and questions):
- Not mentioned in initial "activists say" reports, there were some number of government loyalists held hostage by rebels in Daraya. By some evidence, it was when negotiations on a prisoner transfer for opposition fighters fell through that the national army attacked the city. This aspect was first dramatically broken in a report from Robert Fisk on Aug. 29, and elicited much buzz and some rebuttals. Three hostages (all officers, all evil) are now admitted (pleaded to) by FSA spokespeople. Officers, off-duty conscripts, military families, and a mailman were all mentioned among those taken - more than three categories, let alone three people. But we don't know what the FSA's hand was entering into trade talks for their captured comrades. Was it closer to 3 or to 300?
- Local witnesses, freed by the army from rebel-run basement shelters in Daraya, spoke to Addounia TV on Aug. 26. They claim they were forced in there by rebel fighters, mostly the day before (Aug. 25) to protect them from the government coming, with plans (that rebels knew about) to kill them. Some of the others weren't so lucky, and not all the shelters were found. Or were they? People executed in basement/shelters, by the government, of course, appeared on rebel videos in the following days. Time-release false flag massacre to coincide with the "brutal occupation?"
- One eyebrow-raising feature of the Daraya massacre is the relative lack of alleged eyewitnesses and miracle survivors. This will likely turn around soon, but the delay is still noteworthy. Taken by surprise? Most witnesses and activists are called "Abu something." Even to the massive alleged mosque massacre there's no clear witness. The regime killed 150 or so while they his inside the Abu Suleiman Al Darani Mosque, it was said by some. Other reports aren't so sure, but speculate that's what happened, after they found the bodies there.
- The mosque massacre clearly didn't happen. If the rebel story (see last point) is correct, then why does it seem otherwise to be rebel base of operations on the southern fringe, especially crucial after losing most other bases? Why are all the bodies on/wrapped in blankets, one even in a coffin, with no blood spray all over the floor? Why are they dodgy about the "basement" the bodies were found in, the "makeshift morgue" they were taken to after, and the mass grave site they were then buried at? Because it's all, visually verified, the same rebel-base-mosque? (There are some interesting facts buried now in that dirt lot... Damascus will want to strip mine it for data ASAP. But first, they'll have to attack a mosque, again. Watch for news on that...)


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_ultraGlitcher for Ableton Live
Julien Bayle has released ultraGlitcher 1.0 – a new audio FX unit for for Ableton Live
Ableton Live effects available here: http://designthemedia.com/ultraglitcher
– 3 fx stages based on step sequencing
* frequency modulator modulating the input with a raw and gloomy carrier
* crusher crushing bit depth resolution + sample rate of the input
* dirty delay delaying and modulating the feedback on very uncanny manners
– independant step sequencers for audio-channels L/R
– global bypass switch
– global dry/wet
– master shaper envelope based with retriggering rate
The signal pass thru several internal modules, successively:
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Each module are based on a step sequencer, except the step shaper.
Each module can have its own step number. At each step, a value is popped out to a dsp depending on the nature of the module.
You can tweak steps for both L/R channels and you can also link them, the L step sequencer becoming the one used for both channel modulation.
Each module contains a small step sequencer helper providing an eay way to create sequences increasing or decreasing, including a small cycle, on-the-fly
At last, each module contains a smoother providing a small interpolation between each step.
frequency modulator modulates the frequency of the signal by using a carrier. You change frequency from min to max and you can adjust the range corresponding to min & max. You also have a multiplier to make it sounding crazier.
crusher crushes the signal by degrading sample rate & bit depth. You can choose each value for each step for each audio channel. You also have a divider that provide a sample rate tweak for very low frequency with a better resolution.
dirty delay delays the signal. You can choose feedback amount for each step. You can also choose the delay time manually or sync with the transport. A Bizarre mode provides a very strange noise/sample-and-hold delay time movements that is interesting.
A global waveshaper can be enabled at the master output.
You choose a triggering rate and the envelope is applied to the incoming waveform just before to be popped out to the next device in the chain.


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canaan wrote:this is a little more aggressive than your standard PR talk. Is it PR? sure. is it a lot or humanistic than the norm? yessir.We offer our apology. There is nothing we can say to explain or excuse what has happened over the past four months.
Yeah, that's kind of my impression. Very blunt, no-excuses language, even more so than what you are used to seeing from PR outlets