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Itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing...It's that time of the year when many people suffer from those symptoms.
According to Dr. Mamdouh Mickail, medical director for Morehouse Community Medical Center, pollen is the leading cause of most this discomfort.
"Pollen is everywhere this time of year and for those sensitive to it, pollen can make their lives miserable," Mickail said. "Fortunately, there are ways to avoid the pollen and still be able to leave the house."
Pollen counts usually peak between 5 a.m. and 10 a.m. Avoiding outdoor activities during those hours is one way to keep symptoms at bay. If a person must go out, Mickail advises to wear a small mask.
"Just by simply putting on a mask when working outdoors cuts down on being exposed to the pollens in the air," he said.
Other precautions include keeping windows closed on homes and cars and taking a shower as soon as coming indoors.
"Pollen has a tendency of staying in the hair, so take a shower to remove it," Mickail continued.
Dr. Mickail also advises not to dry clothes on a line and keep up with the daily pollens counts via the internet or smart phone.
For the tech-savvy, there is a website dedicated to keeping track of pollen counts as well as showing listing for pollen contributors. Go to www.pollen.com and type in the area your are in and the site will show the pollen count for the day. The site also has an app that can be downloaded to smart phones.
The pollen count for Morehouse Parish will remain high for the rest of the week, with Saturday being very high.
There are many different types of pollen and many different trees, flowers and grass in which pollen comes from. The main pollen makers in our area include the Oak tree, Bayberry, Mulberries, Pecan trees, Ragweed, Bermuda Grass, Clustered Fescue and Perennial Rye Grass.


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There's this parable of a Cherokee Native American who was teaching his grandchildren about life:
"A fight is going on inside of me… It is a terrible fight, and it is between two wolves. One wolf represents fear, anger, envy, sorrow, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies, pride and superiority. The other wolf stands for joy, peace, love, hope, sharing, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, friendship, empathy, generosity, truth, compassion and faith.
This same fight is going on inside of you and every other person too."
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Corsair 300R Case Review
We all know Corsair for the wide variety of products for just about any budget. Power supplies, cases, memory, cooling, and SSDs are just a few of the products I've personally owned. A recent gaming release was made with the Vengeance Series with the M60/K60 and M90/K90 which I also had the privilege of giving my two cents on, just arrived in the last month. We've seen a lot of chassis' from Corsair including our review build case the 600T or the 650D. The ability to find something affordable even on a tight budget has become a staple for Corsair, and today we take a look at another addition to the Carbide Series family, the 300R, a sub $100 mid-tower case.
The 300R might not really compare with some of the higher cases such as the 600T or even one of its other sisters in the series, the 400R. However, for the cost, the quality Corsair branding still comes intact. Despite it being a smaller mid-tower case Corsair claims it is "big where it counts", perhaps a little heavy with the e-ego here, but we'll have our own look soon enough. Nonetheless, it has tool-free bays and room for any typical build. Fully painted inside and out the 300R looks like an affordable option with intentions to impress. Let's get looking at the actual case and make our own judgments.
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The usual Corsair branded case box sat proudly on my porch when I arrived home from a long day of class. There are a few company names I cringe at when they arrive, but Corsair isn't one of them; I can usually count on a fun review to be associated with most of the products. The box is exactly what it should be, not too flashy, conservative and not a blind attempt to sell the product. Well developed products sell themselves.
The front of the box shows an isometric sketch of the case. Gives you just enough to know what is inside. The back shows an exploded view of the case in an attempt to show off any features this little case might have. It does show some included fans, a PSU fan filter and some nice tool-less bays. These things are always a plus to see – nothing like putting hardware in so many cases just to have to go back to old school screw mounts. I love that most companies realize this. The two sides are identical in listing case specs and giving a couple more looks at the case. Box handles included, and it's in the house ready to take out of the box.
Opening every review item is still like Christmas to me. You have no idea how hard it is to wait to open products, just so I can take some pretty pictures for you to see the box. It's so taunting to have so many items sitting unopened. Opened up it is like any other case these days, wrapped in a nice fabric bag and mounted with two foam cap ends. Seems like the flawless way to arrive unharmed from one coast to the other. Let's take a better look at what's inside - enough of the box and packing!


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The Southeastern Conference has been accused of a lot of things through the years — but a scam?
The league is cutthroat, for sure, and often overzealous in praise of itself.
The SEC is wildly talented and over the top, with many of its fans and announcers in serious need of decaffeinated coffee.
The NCAA has been called in to investigate many times over the years, but no one can remember a summons for the bunco squad.
The sense the SEC is getting away with something took an Internet column turn this week when Gregg Doyel of CBS Sports called the SEC up before the tribunal. "It's a Ponzi scheme, this 2012 SEC fraud, built upon layers of air," Doyel wrote before presumably receding into a witness protection program well outside the barbecue belt.


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Restoring order to oil markets, stability to gasoline prices and legitimacy to government and markets requires a fundamental reform of our paper-dollar monetary system.
Do you know why the price of oil is above $100 a barrel and the price of gasoline is near $4 a gallon? Some blame oil companies. Others cite the threat of a military encounter that would disrupt the flow of oil from the Middle East. Speculators, too, are blamed for ostensibly bidding up the price of oil.
Yet, the basic reason for higher energy prices is being overlooked. Oil prices are up because the value of the dollar is down. Our common sense hides this source of higher prices because we view the dollar as fixed and prices as moving. Changes in the relative prices of goods and services occur because of shifts in supply and demand. But the value of the paper dollar also changes, usually in ways that are imperceptible over short periods of time. To see how the falling dollar has increased the price of oil, it helps to view price changes over a ten-year period. Since 2002 the price of a barrel of oil has increased nearly fourfold, to $103 on Apr. 20 from $26 in 2002. But if the dollar since 2002 had been as good as the:
• Chinese yuan, the price of oil today would be $78 and a gallon of regular gas would cost about $2.95;
• euro, the price of oil today would be $74 and regular gas about $2.80;
• Japanese yen, the price of oil today would be $67 and regular gas about $2.60;
• Swiss franc, the price of oil today would be $60 and regular gas about $2.40.
Even these results miss the full decline in the dollar--s value. Because of the dollar's role as the world's reserve currency, all other currencies have been caught by the downward pull of the debauched dollar.
What, then, would the price of oil be if since 2002 the dollar had been as good as gold? The price would be down $6, to about $20 a barrel, and the price of gasoline would be near a buck a gallon.
The debauch of the dollar also erodes our prosperity and our security. Since the final link between the dollar and gold was severed in 1971, the paper-dollar system has produced slower growth, higher average unemployment, deeper recessions and more frequent financial crises.
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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni announced Tuesday that if peace talks are successful, he will grant amnesty to Joseph Kony, head of a Ugandan terrorist organization, despite the atrocities Kony has committed over the past 19 years. Under Kony's leadership, the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) has killed thousands and kidnapped approximately 20,000 Ugandan children. Many of the girls kidnapped by the LRA were forced into sex slavery, according to the BBC.
"Kony was abducting girls to offer them as rewards to his commanders," International Criminal Court (ICC) Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo told news service AllAfrica. Girls and women who are released following their abduction often returned home with HIV infections and children born of rape. According to a Ms. Spring 2006 report, countless women have faced shame and rejection upon their arrival from the LRA camps and must rely on non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for support.
Museveni's promise of amnesty is contingent on the outcome of peace talks to be held next week between the Ugandan government and the LRA rebels. Ugandan officials told the BBC that Museveni would grant Kony amnesty if he "responds positively to the talks...and abandons terrorism." However, according to a BBC report on Wednesday, the ICC will continue to pursue an arrest of the fallen LRA leader, who currently faces a 33-count indictment, including 12 counts of crimes against humanity for the atrocities he has committed against women and young children. Said UN Humanitarian Affairs Chief Jan Egeland to the BBC, "[Kony's actions are] terrorism of the worst kind anywhere in the world."
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Marc Schober is the editor of Farmland Forecast an educational blog devoted to investments in agriculture and farmland.
High commodity prices and net farm income have driven U.S. farmland values to record highs. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reported that farmland values rose 13% over the last twelve months. Strong demand for farmland from farmers and investors has led to some irrational prices, including a $21,900 per acre sale in Sioux County, Iowa.
What do these record prices and strong appreciation in farmland mean? Is farmland overvalued or is the increase a function of the improving fundamentals?
The short answer is we think the U.S. farmland market is fairly valued based on the current fundamentals and near-term outlook for agriculture. Futures markets are pricing in $6 corn through 2015, which makes a strong argument that farmland values are actually underpriced.
We think we are in the second-to-third inning of a long-term bull market in agriculture.
What is exciting about farmland is the agriculture thesis hasn't even played out yet. Most agriculture investors are attracted to the sector because of the wealth creation due to the transfer to a protein based diet in emerging markets. China is expected to increase corn imports from 1 million tons in 2010 to 15 million tons by 2014. Emerging market demand for grain has not even occurred yet.
U.S. agricultural fundamentals are certainly the best in decades, if ever. The ending corn stocks to usage ratio (current inventories as a percentage of annual consumption) has declined over the last eight years from roughly 20% in 2004 to 5.6% in 2012. U.S. corn stocks are now at a 20 day supply, meaning that if corn production was halted, the U.S. would run out of corn in a little over half a month.
Tight grain supplies have resulted in record net farm income in the last few years. The USDA estimates that farm income rose 28% in 2010, 47%, in 2011, and will rise by 4% in 2012, allowing farmers to reinvest their cash flows back into farmland to expand their operations.
The long-term average cap-rate for U.S. row-crop farmland has been 5.0% and we see today's market average at somewhere between 4.5% - 5.0%. There certainly are some buyers paying idiotic prices for farmland, but there are just as many good acquisition opportunities available.
The media is highlighting a few high dollar sales, which aren't representative of the overall market. Taking the multiple of one $1 million dollar sale and assigning that multiple to a $2.5 trillion dollar industry isn't fair. Amazon.com trades at roughly 100x its forward P/E multiple. No one would then assign that same multiple to the S&P 500.
The other data point that can be misleading when valuing farmland is the average cash rental rates. We estimate that U.S. farmland owners are only receiving 50% of the fair market cash rental rate. This means U.S. farmland owners are leaving roughly $30 billion of rental income on the table. The average reported cash rental rates as reported by the Federal Reseve, USDA, and Universities, are typically much lower than fair market rates. Some rental contracts are also multi-year, which causes rates to lag current fundamentals.
What helps us sleep well at night though is farmer balance sheets still remain conservative and current debt-to-asset ratios are at 40 year lows according to the USDA. Majority of farmland acquisitions we observe are 100% cash. New banking regulations have constricted the access to capital for farmland buyers and loans secured by farmland are typically limited to 50% of the purchase/appraised price.
Despite the positive story behind agriculture, we do think farmland investors have to be more cautious than ever. Patience, due diligence, and negotiation are the keys to identifying value in one of the most exciting asset classes of this decade.
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While at AHIMA, I asked Dr. Jon Elion, Founder and CEO of ChartWise Medical Systems, the million dollar question, "Are Physicians Ready for ICD-10?" I love his comparison of the fear mongering we saw with Y2K with the move to ICD-10. Here's his video answer:
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Dismissed in 2010 by owner Dan Gilbert after the Cavs were eliminated in the playoffs, Brown inherits a team similar to the one he had in 2005, when James blossomed into a superstar and Cleveland won 50 games to get back into the postseason for the first time since 1998.
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UA mechanical engineering student Dustin Zacharyasz, in the cockpit, won first place with the fastest time in a flawless run.
The University of Akron's Formula SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) Racing Team, Zips Racing, zipped past the competition on Oct. 7, winning first-place trophies for having the fastest car and driver at the University of Toronto's Shootout autocross competition.
The U of T Shootout is the final event in the Formula SAE and Formula Student racing series, in which more than 500 universities worldwide design, manufacture and race open-wheel, open-cockpit, combustion vehicles in a series of contests. In this year's Shootout, 22 teams from North American universities took turns whizzing down the tortuous track at Mosport International Karting in Bowmanville, Ontario.
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UA mechanical engineering student Dustin Zacharyasz scored the fastest time in a flawless run, hitting zero cones. Teammates Kevin Musial and Michinari Limbacher placed third and fourth, respectively.
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The modifications paid off. The team won awards for having the fastest 4-cylinder formula car and fastest American car. Overall — when the smoke cleared, so to speak — the Zips Racing crew rode into the checkered sunset with two first-place trophies, six plaques, cash winnings and discounts for tires, leaving their opponents sputtering in the Canadian dust.
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I would like to extend a warm welcome to all new and continuing students in the Sydney Pharmacy School. Our school is recognised as one of the leading centres for pharmacy education in Australia and enjoys an outstanding national and international reputation for research and innovation.
As a student in Sydney Pharmacy School you will here benefit from the innovative teaching practice and expertise of the school's internationally renowned academics, who, as well as being known as leaders in their field, are highly regarded for their friendly approachable manner.
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Turquoise was recently named Pantone's Color of the Year for 2010, but many of you have been infusing turquoise into your decor for the past few years. It must be because you already recognized its strength - having both warm and cool tones it compliments an endless array of colors.
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5 - Laura's Fresh Start Santa Monica Studio
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Almost all the critical problems of our time are problems of control and almost all of them concern complex adaptive systems. If we want to know more about our bodies, it is not just to increase knowledge but so that we can control our health.
CAS are "systems that don't yield compact forms of representation"1. In other words a complex system cannot be described by a simple set of equations. Why would this be the case? It is the "adaptive" nature of these systems that leads to this intractability. Agents within the system respond to each set of environmental conditions within a complex adaptive system with a different set of responses and the number of such environments and their corresponding agent responses that need to be accounted for to construct an accurate model of the system is simply too large. But is this simply a problem of impracticality? Could we, at least in theory, construct a model that takes into account all possible environmental conditions and all possible agent behaviours? Although some scientists may argue that such an approach is theoretically possible, there is ample evidence that the critical "adaptive" component of some complex adaptive systems may in fact be unmodelable
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I mentioned before that there are two salads that I have gotten into a rut of eating all the time. Well, this is one of them (and I notice from the comments that many of you are taco salad fans too.) What you see is a bed of spinach and baby lettuces tossed with lime juice, topped by chili-spiced pinto beans and homemade salsa. I've also included a little fresh tomato and avocado on the side.
I have to admit to you that on most days I'm too rushed to make both chili beans and salsa, so often one or the other (or both!) comes from a can. But, if you have time to make them from scratch, it's completely worth it. Besides being able to control what goes into your beans and salsa, you will be amazed at how much better the salad tastes with fresh ingredients.
For the chili beans, I used a pressure cooker, but you can cook these on the stove top or in a slow cooker. The pressure cooker just makes it so much faster.
Homemade Chili Beans
- 1 pound dried pinto beans rinsed, picked over, and soaked
- 3 cups water
- 1 medium onion chopped
- 2 cloves garlic chopped
- 2 teaspoons oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 2 whole dried red chilies optional
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste see tip below
- 2-3 teaspoons chili powder may use all or part chipotle chili powder
- salt to taste
- 1 green bell pepper minced
- Cover the beans with water and presoak them overnight; or do a quick-soak by bringing them to a boil for one minute, removing them from the heat, and allowing them to stand, covered, for one hour.
- Drain the soaking liquid from the beans. Place them in the pressure cooker with the water, onion, garlic, oregano, cumin, and chilies. Close the pressure cooker and bring it to high pressure; cook for 5 minutes at high pressure. Remove from heat and allow the pressure to come down naturally.
- (If you're cooking them in a regular pot or crockpot, cook until the beans are just soft enough to eat. The time will vary depending on your beans and method of cooking, but on the stove, allow at least an hour of cooking; in the slow cooker, count on at least 3 hours on high or 6 on low. Then proceed with the rest of the recipe.)
Open the cooker and remove the dried chilies, if you used them (squeeze them gently to get out all the flavor, but don't add the seeds to the beans if you don't want them to be spicy). Add the remaining ingredients and cook, uncovered, for 20-30 minutes. Adjust seasonings to your own taste. Serve hot with fresh salsa.
Recipe Notes
Basic Salsa:
When I make salsa, I never measure ingredients, so this is just a list of what I usually add:
chopped green pepper
chopped red onion
minced garlic
minced jalapeño pepper
lime juice
black pepper
Tip: After you open a can of tomato paste and use what you need, freeze the rest in a freezer bag for a later use. Flatten the bag so that it's easy to break off a chunk of tomato paste whenever you need it.
This makes about 8 servings of beans. Try it as a filling for burritos, or mash it and "fry" it in a non-stick skillet for refried beans.
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total # merchants and products
I am getting about 1400 merchants having products and about 20 million products based on the numbers in the merchant endpoint. Is that approx accurate?
I thought I read here a while back that the number had dramatically expanded to over 100 million products.
Was that with the merger - counting both companies?
I would love to have access to 100 million products via the product API as 100m would be far better than 20 million due to the enhanced shopping comparison possibilities, and I have some new plans for marketing to leverage such a large offering.
Was I just imagining seeing something here about 100 million products?
Related - I am worried the API might go away or be restricted once the merger is complete. Will current API users be able to continue then? This forum has become very quiet. I'm worried that any additional coding on my part may be end up having been wasted.
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The API will stay around, it won't be going anywhere. However, our catalog is slowly going out of date as products are changing.
I would suggest utilizing VigLink's product API soon. It still needs some work but it has a lot more products/merchants. And we will be adding to that API to improve it.
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Thanks - will Propserent API users automatically be grandfathered in to be able to use the VigLink API without approval and all VigLink merchants are automatically approved for commission payouts? There preferred merchants feature was a bit unclear to me.
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Can you please explain.
Are you updating the products regularly?
Are you going to add viglink products in prosperent? Or are you going to improve viglink api lke prosperent's api.
Soon i am going to use viglink api. I like all features of prosperent api in viglink.Sign up with Prosperent for free
my first Shopping Website DealPrince.com
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Adding to affi's concerns. For my site the more merchants and products the better. The Prosperent merchant endpoint shows about 33,000 merchants with deep linking, and about 22m in products for those that use the product API. Have the merchants with products in the Prosperent API already been assimilated into the VigLink API, or will that be happening, and when?
I can't tell by looking at the VigLink Merchant Explorer how many merchants or products are in the API. It may be that many or most of them are not, so if I want product information for them I may need to rely on a different api source. I guess I'll try working with it some and ask any questions there, but any further info you can give about that would be appreciated.
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The music industry is innovating faster than most industry executives are comfortable with, and it's only recently that music labels have warmed up to the likes of Spotify, Pandora, and Last.fm. And now Radical.fm is entering the picture and touting a "radical" business model: A completely free-to-stream, ad-free, no-strings attached music streaming service that could stir up the digital music market's dust yet again.
In the simplest terms, Radical.fm bundles multiple music services up into one package — namely, it gathers your Spotify, Pandora, Slacker Radio, Last.fm, Rdio, and even YouTube accounts. The number of features that this one platform offers is dizzying, but should it prove to be successful it could be the music industry darling that revolutionizes the radio and music streaming industry.
First, Radical.fm is launching today in the very country Spotify calls home, Sweden. With a library of 22 million songs, the catalogue is completely free to listen to for all users with absolutely no limitations or restrictions, and labels and musicians will get paid like they would on any music streaming service. However outside of Sweden, you can only listen to music from the indie record labels that have inked a deal with the service — for now, of course. CEO and founder Thomas McAlevey admits that the larger labels have been skeptical, although he tells us cautiously that he's currently in negotiations with "labels at the highest level" to bring the music streaming service to the United States.
However if Radical.fm doesn't "get the direct deals we want with the licenses in time," McAlevey could switch on its currently-dormant radio feature and broadcast the music from any rights holders that are hesitant to jump on board thanks to the SoundExchange license Radical.fm has obtained.
As a technology platform, Radical.fm boasts many of the same features that appear your average streaming service, including playlist creation. McAlevey also claims to offer a far superior music recommendation engine than Pandora's music genome, which he calls the "WTF" factor. "You get a lot of weird hits from left fit that aren't near your music taste at all, and shouldn't be there. It's not a perfect system that's based on certain parameters," he says of Pandora.
Radical.fm determines your music tastes based on your favorite genres (of which there are approximately 90). Users can then assign a value between one and 10 for each genre, and Radical.fm will recommend tracks based on this factor. It doesn't learn your musical tastes or restrict you to a bubble of tailored tracks. The system is supposed to be more flexible, and even allows you to discovery music by mood. "What if you want to change that [Pandora] station? It's a Friday night and suddenly your girlfriend wants to hear a lot of dance music. You've spent months curating that station. You can't just go and change it to start getting dance music. With us you can."
What McAlevey is most proud of is "RadCasting," a feature that democratizes radio. Every user that signs up for Radical.fm will automatically be able to broadcast original content live, which isn't strictly limited to music. Music is just a launch pad, McAlevey tells us, and news, talk shows, podcasts, and other types of content are fair game.
Looking at RadCasting, there are enough parallels that can be drawn with YouTube's online video model. Although McAlevey doesn't want to draw that analogy, it's obvious enough that the founder has lofty goals for Radical.fm to evolve into a YouTube for online radio. There's a lot of money to be made in Internet radio — it was a $17.4 billion industry in 2011. Based on YouTube's partner program, we asked McAlevey if a revenue sharing program between broadcasting users and Radical.fm is a route that they would take. He says that this is something that they are considering should professionals bring advertisers with them to their RadCasting channels in the future.
Of course, an important question, is how will Radical.fm make money? After all, the necessary music licenses to get a startup like Radical.fm off the ground can cost millions of dollars. And that doesn't include the royalties a music streaming service is required to pay. But Thomas McAlevey, CEO and founder of Radical.fm, and his investors are betting big. "We're not charging for anything," McAlevey tells us. Drawing on parallels to Radical.fm's competitors, he emphasizes that there is no catch.
As crowdfunding has become a viable model for jumpstarting emerging businesses, McAlevey wants to adopt these models and survive entirely on the generosity of its users. There's even a charitable aspect to the streaming service. "Everything is free to everybody. If you like it, send us some money. We're totally user-supported. And 10 percent goes straight to a charity of the user's choice," says McAlevey. Sure, it sounds crazy, but it's not impossible: National Public Radio has long survived for over 40 years with the support of its loyal audience.
Radical.fm is backed by a closed group of private investors that have helped the business fund its necessary expenses, like licenses and royalties. "I've got a great group of investors, and our goal is to run this through next year and give it a real good chance. My personal belief is that we will be able to continue this forever because I have a lot of faith in people. I believe that if we give them a compelling enough service, which we do, they will step up and understand that this can't go on forever if nobody supports it," says McAlevey.
McAlevey is promising a holiday gift to the platform's early users with a Radical.fm mobile app that will launch by next month, and guarantees that all label music will be available on Radical.fm sometime in 2013 or early 2014 for the entire world.


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To say we're obsessed with this Musat Bridal wedding dress doesn't cut it. It has all the sexy-Greek-goddess vibes with the plunging neckline and gorgeous draped back. And the jaw-dropping gown is just the start of this romantic, old-world style meets modern elements editorial designed and directed by none other than the incredible Joy Proctor and photographed by Donny Zavala. Run don't walk to this gallery, loves.
From Donny Zavala Photography... A most carefully and curated editorial perfectly styled by the amazing Joy Proctor. The details are in the dress, the plate settings, and location. This shoot was beyond my wildest dreams. Coming together with Joy Proctor and the amazing vendor group to create this look was a treat of a lifetime for our attendees. The images evoke sophistication and romance. We hope readers will see the ultra clean, ultra sophisticated look of this editorial through all of the elements that will remain timeless. May all those stylish couples know that their dreams are possible.


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I, a Blogger Publisher, together with those who will support me, kindly request the Blogger/Blogspot team to increase your efforts to improve your services, particularly those who are with the Blogger Help and Support group. This is in relation to blogs that are locked due to possible errors of your "spam detection bots" that classified some Blogger/Blogspot blogs as spam blogs.
I do not discourage your continuous attempts to fight spam blogs, and I understand that your spam detection system is not perfect. However, I and those who are victims of this erroneous lock-up, ask you to please act swiftly and fulfill your promise of (4 business days) waiting period for our blogs to get reviewed and reactivated.
After I've read some complaints posted in the Blogger Help Group, about blogs that were locked for almost "two months" already, I became very concerned. I visited those said blogs and found out that they were definitely not some spam blogs. What's worse is that those posted complaints didn't even get a response from anyone in the Blogger Support Team.
I consider myself somewhat fortunate that my main blog, which is where I'm posting right now, was not affected. Although, I fear that someday those buggy spam detection bots will also take down this blog by accident, and Blogger/Blogspot will let me wait in vain, again. Still, I want my locked blog to be reactivated as soon as possible as with others who are also tired of waiting and wishing to get their blogs back.
I ask all Blogger Publishers, whether you are affected by the lock-up or not, to support this open letter by leaving a comment here. Let's hope against all hope that someone from Blogger/Blogspot will get to read this letter and will take necessary actions.
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By a "bad book challenge," I don't mean a challenge of a bad book, but a bad challenge of a book. For the ALA, all book challenges are bad. I think reasonable people can disagree.
Somehow I missed the story last month about a book challenge in Greenville, SC. Neonomicon, a graphic novel by Alan Moore, was challenged by a parent after her 14-year-old daughter checked it out from the adult section of the public library.
It's a weird story. First, the teenager had her mother's permission to check out the book, and not just the the implicit permission that the mother knew she had a "juvenile adult" card and could check books out from the adult section.
She also had her mother's explicit permission at the time of checkout itself. The mother is quoted as saying, "It looked like a child's book. I flipped through it, and thought it was ok for her to check out." She thought it looked like a "murder mystery comic."
While familiar with some of Alan Moore's stuff, I hadn't seen that particular work. However, a Google image search for "neonomicon" made it pretty clear that this doesn't look anything like a "child's book."
Second, besides the numerous naked people having sex in the book, which should be a clue that this isn't a children's book at all, the other clue should have been that the book was in the adult section of the library.
As in that section of the library where they put books for adults so that children don't arbitrarily stumble across graphic drawings of a woman gleefully fellating a demon (Neonomicron #2 for the tasteless among you.)
If a comic book is shelved in the adult section of the library, it's probably there for a reason. If you want Archie comics, go to the children's section. If Archie comics are too simple for your tastes, but you haven't graduated to real novels, then go to the "graphic novel" part of the adult section of the library.
The astounded mother claims to "feel that [Neonomicon] has the same content of Hustler or Playboy or things like that…. Maybe even worse." Based on my limited experience, I'd say Hustler is nothing like Playboy, and Neonomicon is nothing like either of them.
Since the mother was unaware of the existence of adult comic books, it's no surprise that she's unaware of the way media ratings systems in America work.
"I really think if they're going to carry this type of material there needs to be a rating on it…. There's ratings on movies, music, video games. My daughter cannot go to the video game store and get a mature video game without me there."
The ratings on movies, music, and video games are all created by self-regulating industry organizations that have no power to decide what gets sold or borrowed. Other private organizations – theaters and retailers – use those ratings to decide what they will sell and to whom.
As far as I know, there's no such organization for the rating of books, probably because Tipper Gore never discovered graphic novels back in the 1980s.
Public libraries have an implicit rating system, which in many libraries is broken into children, young adults, and adults.
Thus, the library in question did in fact have a de facto rating system. It's called the adult section (in case you'd forgotten from earlier). It's called that because despite the pleas of the ALA OIF, there are some books that librarians think are appropriate for adults rather than children.
The Greenville County library apparently thought that Neonomicon wasn't appropriate for children. Hence, it was in the adult section.
Just as I get annoyed by the ALA claiming implicitly that all books are appropriate for all ages, I also get annoyed at busybodies who try to foist their own views on adult library patrons just because they can't understand how the library organization works.
This is a good test case to draw a distinction between scenarios that the OIF doesn't want you to distinguish.
If Neonomicon had been shelved in the children's section (or, as far as I'm concerned, the YA section, but I'm flexible) and some parent had challenged the shelving location of the book, the OIF would go ballistic. Sensible people would shrug, take a look at the graphic demon sex, and conclude that the book should go in the adult section.
But when the book is already in the adult section, and it's not pornography that the library might have a policy against, then there's not really a leg to stand on besides the busybody leg.
I sympathize with the woman. If I had a teenage daughter, I wouldn't want her reading Neonomicon. In fact, I definitely wouldn't want to read it. But then I wouldn't have flipped through it and said it was fine to check out, either.
The appropriate course isn't to challenge the book for other adults, but to start a national campaign to get graphic novels rated and labeled just like video games and music. Then when visiting the library you would have some indication besides the placement of the book in the adult section that the books was for adults.
Everyone else could ignore the "mature" rating and read the book anyway, but at least you would have tried.
P.S. Does anyone know how this particular challenge ended, if it has?


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Post-Halloween cleanup can be tough. Not only are you waking up with a candy hangover… but the neighborhood kids have targeted your house this year. If part of Halloween fun in your area includes toilet papering trees, egging houses and generally creating an annoying mess, we've got your clean up tips here. The most important thing to remember is that post-Halloween clean up must be done promptly. Here are the most popular prank ingredients and the easiest ways to clean up.
Eggs can corrode painted surfaces within hours, especially in warmer temperatures. First carefully pick off the egg shells. Next, hose off as much of the egg as possible. For stubborn stuck-on egg, cover with a paper towel soaked in a 50/50 warm water and vinegar solution and let sit before wiping off.
Toilet paper must be removed before it rains… it's much harder to get rid of when it's soggy. Stick duct tape to a broom handle to get hard to reach pieces.


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Mama to my all-natural boys: Ian, 9-4-04, 11.5 lbs; Colton, 11-7-06, 9 lbs, in the water; Logan, 12-8-08, 9 lbs; Gavin, 1-18-11, 9 lbs; and an angel 1-15-06
18+ months and for Gavin, born with an incomplete cleft lip and incomplete posterior cleft palate
Sealed for time and eternity, 7-7-93
Always babywearing, cosleeping and cloth diapering. Living with oppositional defiant disorder and ADHD. Ask me about cloth diapering and sewing your own diapers!
Great article Susan. I had very flat to almost inverted nipples, but never had any problem breastfeeding because of them whatsoever. Just like the article says with a correct latch how out they are doesn't matter anyway. But I was scared to death before I gave birth because people had mentioned you "can't" with flat nipples. Very happy they were completely wrong in my case and that of most other mamas.
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Pocket cloth diapers. Baby led solids. Full-time working mom. I my DH, DD, kitty Dr. Benway, and my working border collie Odin!
BF for 1 year and she and I still love it !!!!
Thanks for this. I have flat nipples and was told by one of the nurses that breast feeding would be "near impossible" for me. This was just not true!
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2000 Freshwater Mussels and Snails main content.
This workshop on freshwater mussels and snails of the metropolitan area and New Jersey was held in September, 2000 at the American Museum and at two field sites near Port Jervis, NY. Lab sessions at the Museum included an introduction to taxonomy, biology and ecology, an overview of conservation issues, and a half-day of microscope study. The field trip focused on techniques and equipment for the observation and collection of specimens and shells, habitat and micro-habitat recognition, species identification, and individual practice with various methods and equipment. Emphasis on the importance of non-lethal study methods was a key component of the field day, and participants were able to experience first-hand the challenges posed by the field study and identification of freshwater mussels and snails.
For more information see Freshwater Mussels of the New York Metropolitan Region and New Jersey: A Guide to their Identification, Biology and Conservation.


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The Card Player (UK - DVD R2)
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When Dario Argento made his directorial debut with Bird with the Crystal Plumage in 1970, this was the start of a string of successful movies that were firmly planted in the giallo genre. For the uninitiated, giallo is a particular type of murder-mystery that has the protagonist finding himself forced to turn detective and tracking down the perpetrator of a series of violent murders. The term giallo comes from the yellow colour used to signify the covers of many such paperback novels in Italy.
Argento produced several gialli until he turned his attention to the fantastique with Suspiria and Inferno, before returning periodically to the genre that made him a worldwide phenomenon. There are fans of Argento who would argue that 1987's Opera (a.k.a. Terror at the Opera) was his last great giallo and that what has followed have been pale imitations of greatness.
In 2004, Argento produced a film that was originally intended to be a sequel to his 1996 film, The Stendhal Syndrome, with Asia Argento reprising her role as detective Anna Manni, but this didn't happen and the role was altered and recast with Stefania Rocca as Inspector Anna Mari.
The city of Rome is in the grip of fear—a mysterious murderer known as the Card Player is kidnapping women and forcing the police to play online poker where the stakes are high—if the police lose the game, the victim loses her life via web-cam.
Anna Mari recruits a young, successful gambler to in order to try and save the lives of the victims whilst she tries to track down the Card Player. Mari is joined in her efforts by disgraced alcoholic Irish Interpol agent John Brennan (Liam Cunningham) and between them they must unmask the identity of the twisted killer before another victim meets a grisly demise online.
Dario Argento's cinematic output has been patchy since Opera—there have been some very good movies from him ( Non Ho Sonno) and some frankly awful ones ( Phantom of the Opera, The Third Mother), but it has to be said that The Card Player is one of his best movies in nearly a quarter of a century. The pacing is pretty taut and the performances are very good indeed, with Rocca and Cunningham being most impressive and having a pretty good onscreen chemistry between them. Cunningham's drunken Irishman might be considered offensive to some, but it seems right here, as Cunningham plays a burnt-out lawman with the sort of panache and charm that only a genuine Irishman has—Cunningham's Brennan is belligerent and short-tempered from his first scene, pinning someone who pisses him off up against a wall.
It's interesting that Liam Cunningham can quite often be seen standing towards the back of group shots—there are few actors playing the lead in a film that would be comfortable with this, as narcissism plays a strong part in the psychological make-up of many actors. Cunningham has a strong presence to command your attention even when being behind everyone else in a group shot—you can see that he is putting a great deal of work in, even when his character is not the primary focus of the shot.
Rocca is great as Anna Mari—she has a screen presence that is compelling, to the extent that it makes you glad that Argento's daughter wanted to continue to star in mainstream cinematic bowel-movements like xXx and gave her father the finger. Rocca makes the most of the character she was given—on the surface, she is a tough and resourceful police Inspector, but there are issues with her late father that she is forced to address during the course of the film and ultimately finds herself in a situation at the climax that directly parallels a traumatic incident during her childhood.
There are definite parallels with the Saw movies—a sadistic killer taking great delight in playing games with his victims—but seeing as the original Saw film was made the same year as The Card Player, this is probably just a coincidence. Besides, Argento claimed to have come up with the story outline for his movie many years before production started.
Opinion of The Card Player is polarised—there are some Argento fans who think that it's a return to form and brings a raw, sadistic edge that was missing from the director's work for many years; others are of the opinion that it's a cheap and tacky-looking thriller from a director with his glory days well and truly behind him. We have the former opinion— The Card Player was a welcome return to form for Argento; we loved Non Ho Sonno (a.k.a. Sleepless), as it contained several wonderful set-pieces, a fabulous score from Goblin and a great central performance from Max Von Sydow. The Card Player sees Argento stripping down his usual over-the-top visuals and presenting something that might on the surface look like a fairly generic television police drama, but there is something lurking beneath the veneer that is quintessentially Dario Argento.
Rome is certainly a beautiful place and there are scenes in The Card Player that show you a wee bit more of the Eternal City than just the usual tourist haunts, such as the Coliseum and the Vatican City. You get to see some of the leafy suburbs and they look just fabulous as Liam Cunningham goes belting along the roads in a fast card. In one such verdant area, Cunningham attempts to break into a deserted property, something that has almost become a staple of Argento's giallo movies.
The make-up effects—led by the maestro Sergio Stivaletti—are at times unnervingly realistic; there are numerous corpses of the Card Player's victims show in amazingly close-up detail and the level of detail in them is just staggering. The scene where Liam Cunningham pulls out a crucial clue from the nostril of one victim will probably have many viewers flinching. The violence is fairly subdued when compared to some of Argento's other work, with much of the violence happening just off-screen, but the realistic make-up work on the corpses certainly shows you the aftermath of the Card Player's work.
There are one or two sequences that will yank those unfamiliar with some of the conventions of European filmmaking right out of the movie—the main one comes during a tense sequence where one of the Card Player's victims manages to free herself during one of the games and as her efforts to escape and also see off her kidnapper are seen on web-cam at the police station, people watching the screen are unconvincingly yelling phrases such as 'get him', which threaten to take the viewer out of the drama. Those steeped in European movies come to accept the odd bit of unconvincing dialogue, but to have it at such a key point of the movie is pretty disappointing.
As with every giallo, there is a twist that occurs near the end and The Card Player is no different, with several clues pointing toward the identity of the killer; another surprise that emerges when one of the main characters is despatched during the final act, but we won't reveal the identity of this particular character here. There is also a moment where a character suddenly makes the connection between a clue discovered earlier on in the movie and something that will directly tie in with the identity of the killer—the idea for this particular clue was apparently inspired by Edinburgh castle's tradition of firing the One O'clock Gun (by the way, if you're ever there to witness that spectacle don't stand right next to the thing, it's a bloody silly thing to do…)
As with nearly every Dario Argento movie, there is one eccentric supporting character that steals the scene he is in—in Bird With the Crystal Plumage, it was Mario Adorf's cat-eating artist; in Four Flies on Grey Velvet, it was Oreste Leonello's the Professor—in The Card Player, Argento presents the audience with probably his most bizarre character yet in the form of a short, rotund, tap-dancing, opera-singing pathologist played by Luis Molten—don't ask.
The climax sees Anna Mari and the Card Player (whose true identity has been revealed by this point) playing for one final game that will see one of them live and the other die. This set-up (without revealing anything specific) was probably intentionally reminiscent of the kind of villainous deeds that cape-wearing, moustache-twirling characters used to do in silent movies. If there is one criticism we have about the climax, it's that Mari should have kicked a certain object out of the Card Player's hand, rather than have him dropping it accidentally—this would have made Mari a stronger character and performing this action would also have made her directly responsible for what happens to the Card Player, rather than an accident sealing his own fate. The final scene is a little bizarre, but makes a strange kind of sense—we can't reveal it, but one character lives on in some way because of information disclosed as the credits roll. The action continues during the credits, much in the way that it did during Non Ho Sonno, but without the revealing of crucial information concerning the killer.
The Card Player comes to you with a 1.78:1 aspect ratio—there is some print damage during the opening scene, but this might have been during the optical compositing of the opening titles. There is a grainy look to the film, which was certainly the intent of Argento and director of photography Benoit Debie. Generally, it looks pretty good, with only a few instances of digital artefacting here and there, most notably a couple of times when the light grey walls of the police station are onscreen.
Here's where the pleasure and the pain begins…
The Card Player has three audio options: English Dolby Digital 5.1, English Dolby Digital 2.0 and Italian Dolby Digital 5.1. The Italian track has the strongest audio—a lovely, powerful soundtrack with plenty of bass and a meaty front soundstage. The English 5.1 track is considerably weaker, with an under-whelming centre speaker and a general subdued air about the whole thing. The English 2.0 track isn't bad—about what you would expect.
The reason why we're disappointed is because firstly, the English 5.1 audio should have been better, as it would be the preferred track because the two leads speak English (and have their own voices) and most of the other cast member either have their own voices or at least were speaking English on-set. Secondly, we're annoyed that there are no subtitles available when watching the film with the Italian soundtrack, but we suspect that this might be down to a licensing agreement.
Arrow has included some nice supplementary features for your viewing pleasure—they are as follows:
The Card Player Promo: This runs for nine minutes and is just essentially a montage of behind-the-scenes footage set to music from previous Dario Argento movies. There is little in the way of the cast and crew actually speaking, but there is some footage of Argento running over a scene with Stefania Rocca, which has English subtitles on the screen. Argento at times has a youthfully gleeful look on his face, which is charming to see on the face of a man who was in his early-to-mid sixties when shooting The Card Player.
The Making of The Card Player: This short featurette, running for five minutes, includes interviews with Argento himself, on the origin of the story and how he relates to the alien concept of reality, along with an interview with Stefania Rocca who amusingly describes her character in a manner that many people who know Argento would probably describe him. Interestingly, Argento says that he originally intended for this to be a continuation of Non Ho Sonno. We should point out that you really shouldn't watch this before seeing the movie, as it gives away not only the identity of the killer, but also what happens to this particular individual.
Trailer: The theatrical trailer for The Card Player is presented here. It's fairly generic and makes it look seriously low budget, but it gives you a little flavour of what is to come.
The Complete Dario Argento Trailer Reel: This presents you with theatrical trailers for almost every single film Dario Argento has sat in the canvas chair for. For those who want to know exactly what you are going to be getting, they are as follows: Bird with the Crystal Plumage, Cat O' Nine Tails, Four Flies on Grey Velvet, The Five Days of Milan, Profondo Rosso, Suspiria, Inferno[.i], [i]Tenebre, Phenomena, Opera, Two Evil Eyes, Trauma, The Stendhal Syndrome, The Phantom of the Opera, Non Ho Sonno, The Card Player, The Third Mother and Dawn of the Dead (which had Argento cut the movie himself for the European market). The only movies missing here are Do You Like Hitchcock? (which was made for television) and his latest venture into the genre that made him famous, Giallo. This is wonderful stuff, and kudos to Arrow for also including a trailer for the historical film, The Five Days of Milan.
Other Materials: You also get a reversible sleeve, so you can choose between the original artwork, or the specially-commission art by Rick Melton. You also get a large poster featuring Melton's The Card Player poster, which also has a nice ad for Arrow's releases on the back. There is also a booklet written by the one and only Alan Jones, who is Argento's biographer and is almost certainly the most knowledgeable man on the subject of Dario Argento on the face of the planet. He reveals some very interesting facts and information in the booklet and Jones' writing is every bit as fascinating and entertaining to read as the man is to talk to in the flesh.
The Card Player is—in our opinion—a riotously entertaining and compelling thriller; the premise is a simple one, but Dario Argento keeps the audience guessing by throwing in little red herrings and various twists and turns along the way. This is an example of the giallo that is stripped down and almost reinvented for a new audience that has been brought up on the whole 'torture-porn' subgenre. Stefania Rocca and Liam Cunningham are great in the lead roles and there's a nice music score from former Goblin member Claudio Simonetti. With all these ingredients, what more could you ask for? Wonderful stuff.
Review by Wilson Bros
mjeeves Member Join Date: June 2005 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 121
Sounds a bit like the Diane Lane thriller "UNTRACEABLE" ?
Wilson Bros Reviewer Join Date: August 2004 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,183
It does a bit, but The Card Player was release four years before.
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Gabe Powers Editor Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 4,721
I wanted to like it so much. I can defend most of Argento's flicks, but Card Player was such an average episode of Law and Order it hurt me. I do, of course own a copy and want this one too, of course.
Wilson Bros Reviewer Join Date: August 2004 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,183
Gabe Powers wrote: I can defend most of Argento's flicks...
So can we, but his Phantom of the Opera is indefensible. One of the worst things we've ever seen.
The Wilson Bros
So can we, but his Phantom of the Opera is indefensible. One of the worst things we've ever seen.
The Wilson Bros
Gabe Powers Editor Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 4,721
Phantom of the Opera and Mother of Tears are both definitively terrible films. They're surely worse than Card Player, which was just a huge disappointment.
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Disc Details
Release Date: 22nd March 2010
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: PAL
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: English Dolby Digital 5.1, English Dolby Digital 2.0, Italian Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles: None
Extras: The Card Player Promo, The Making of The Card Player, Trailer, The Complete Dario Argento Trailer Reel
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Dario Argento
Cast: Stefania Rocca, Liam Cunningham
Genre: Thriller
Length: 99 minutes
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