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about 2yrs ago I purchased a domain and set it up through WP. I have absolutely no idea how to work this. I need to know if it's monetized, how to blog on it, I need to know if I've actually made money? HOW DO I DO THIS!
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Family Guy - Blue Harvest Special Edition (w/ limited-edition collectibles)
by Dominic Polcino (Director)
Review by Charles Mohapel
20th Century Fox DVD ISBN/ITEM#: B000YRY8CU
Date: 31 January 2008 List Price $34.98 Amazon US / Amazon UK / Show Article /
Simply put, you can see the unabashed love for all things Star Wars that permeates the crew of Family Guy, from creator Seth MacFarlane, all the way through director, producers, writers, editors, and artists. I think for many of these fanboys and fangirls, meeting and speaking with Star Wars creator George Lucas was the high point of their lives. From official release/information:
What better way to launch Family Guy's sixth season and commemorate Star Wars' 30th anniversary than with this double-length Very Special Episode, a full-scale, awesomely animated spoof that recasts George Lucas' saga with Family Guy's galaxy of characters: Chris (Seth Green) is Luke; Lois (Alex Borstein) is Princess Leia; Peter (Seth McFarlane) is Han Solo, but not, as expected, Jabba the Hut; Brian (Seth, again) is Chewbacca; Quagmire (and again, Seth) is C3PO; Cleveland is R2D2; Herbert, the creepy senior pedophile, is Obi-Wan (both voiced by Mike Henry); and, of course, Stewie (Seth, already) is Darth Vader ("My diapers have gone over to the dark side"). Poor Meg is reduced to a cameo as the hideous reptilian creature that haunts the garbage compactor. Blue Harvest is reverently faithful to A New Hope, while engaging in typical Family Guy pop-culture references (everything from those old Grey Poupon commercials to Doctor Who, Airplane, Dirty Dancing, and Deal or No Deal) and bizarre digressions (the iconic opening crawl detours into an appreciation of a "way naked" Angelina Jolie in Gia). Along for the wild ride are Judd Nelson, who contributes a voice cameo as John Bender for a Breakfast Club gag, Rush Limbaugh railing against futuristic affirmative action on Tatooine talk radio, and Beverly D'Angelo and Chevy Chase as the vacationing Griswolds observing the rebellion from their orbiting station wagon. A Star Wars spoof in 2007 isn't exactly uncharted territory. As Chris Griffin notes in this episode's final moments, Robot Chicken brilliantly did it months earlier (and let us not forget Mel Brooks' Spaceballs from 1987; or, on second thought...). But the Force is strong with Family Guy, and who could resist the opportunity to hear the Muzak playing in a Death Star elevator? --Donald Liebenson
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NOT a food blog
Cooking rendang ayam in a kuali
I took up the challenge to read the entire Twilight series recently after I scoffed at the the twittering younglings pledging their allegiance to Team Jacob and Team Edward, whatever that meant. For most of the time, I plundered on, page after page, wondering why I even bothered to spend my precious toilet time reading the books, but I soon realised that I was spending longer periods in the toilet until my feet turned numb from the lack of circulation. My unread so-called literary books sat untouched on my bookshelf while I groaned every time Bella did something rash yet again. I downloaded the books onto the iPhone and iPad so that I could read them in the dark while Bald Eagle slept. It was a love-hate condition until I turned the final page, and upon realising that there would be no more Bella, Edward or Jacob to fill my mornings on the throne, I looked at Bald Eagle and said, "I feel empty inside." He gave me a peck on my cheek and said, "Can I have salad for dinner tonight?
Luckily for Bald Eagle, it won't always be salad nights with Lyrical Lemongrass. Nay, some days will be filled with nasi kerabu, and some with rendang ayam thanks to another fulfilling cooking class with Rohani Jelani. There's nothing like a hands-on class to understand the temperaments of the stove and ingredients, and when you don't read the instructions and add another 200ml of water where the recipe specifically tells you that you should refrain from adding water if you're using chicken instead of beef….well, Rohani is there to salvage the situation after sending you to the corner for being a bad boy (yes, you, FBB).
I was quite pleased when Nigel (of Just Heavenly) picked me as his partner because he is already an accomplished cook and I knew that there would be no chaotic moments in our little corner in the kitchen. True enough, with Rohani's guidance, we completed cooking nasi dagang, ikan tongkol curry, rendang ayam and kuih talam while Rohani stood by to give us kitchen tips and to let us know if the first layer of the kuih talam was ready for the second and if the rendang ayam had achieved the right consistency. Her insistence on using natural ingredients from scratch, like dry-frying coconut kerisik till my arms turned sinewy, resulted in some pretty delectable stuff in the end. Together with the other teams, we put together a spread that would have wow-ed any food critic. This was what cooking from the heart meant. An outpouring of love and warmth, right from Rohani's huge bear hug at the entrance of her home to the constant friendly jabs between the teams. It was all good.
Rohani, Babe_KL, Pureglutton, GFAD, Fatboybakes, Nigel, Chaokar, Wai Hoong, Cyrene, Saw Leng, Audrey, Alice and Annie. Oh, and me.
For more information on Bayan Indah, please visit their website: http://www.bayanindah.com/
For earlier post on Bayan Indah, click HERE.
August 4th, 2010 at 7:21 pm
That was quick! You got to love BE's wit. Hug him for me tonight, will ya 😉 Sooo…what did FBB do to get sent to the corner?
Lyrical Lemongrass
August 4th, 2010 at 7:27 pm
unka: LOL, I amaze myself sometimes. And I bring out the best (worst) in BE lah. We inspire each other. 😛 Oh, FBB spilled his air kapur. All 10 sen worth. Of course kena punish lah. And he also didn't read instructions on the rendang ayam and added more water. Men! 😛
Good stuff! Now your culinary repertoire is growing well! 😀
(So, are you Team Edward or Team Jacob??)
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August 4th, 2010 at 7:40 pm
J: Yup, soon I shall be able to cook for a restaurant. 😛 Ummm….if I really had to choose, it'd be Team Edward. 😛 Arrghhh…you're bringing back memories again, J!
August 5th, 2010 at 1:02 am
Meena, I've been following your blog and read about you in magazines. Now, I'm so honoured that I have a spot in your blog too.
August 5th, 2010 at 1:48 am
ooh, ikan tongkol! that's something i order whenever i see it on the menu, since it sounds exotic. but i'm starting to believe that it looks and tastes almost like tenggiri (which i ate too much of as a kid, so it's not a favorite fish of mine).
i'm team edward! though the best resolution would be for both edward and jacob to dump the ultra-whiny bella and ride off into the sunset with each other instead.
ergkh, the bahasa melayu grammarian in me has to note that it's actually 'bingka ubi,' not 'bengka ubi'…
August 5th, 2010 at 8:54 am
Wow… you are on a roll – 2 posts on Bayan Indah consecutively! Great pics – sooo captured those moments! Oh btw, FBB got sent to the corner (3rd time??) for throwing away his sweet potatoes water/liquid – he was asking around for others to donate some to him, LOL! 😛
Lyrical Lemongrass
August 5th, 2010 at 9:48 am
sawleng: It was such a pleasure meeting you! Btw, I love the picture of you and Annie in the collage – you girls make it look so easy to grate ubi kayu!
Sean: Ikan tongkol curry is a must have with Kelantanese nasi dagang, though. It tastes more like tuna to me and the tedious part is in removing the bones. Have you tried fried tenggiri, Indian style? It's fab. Oh, you would suggest that Edward and Jacob ride off into the sunset together of course! Ptoooi. Yar, how can either of them stand Bella, hor. But hey, she has a greater purpose in life, and I know this coz I read the 4th book. 😀 Eh, you sure it's "bingka"? And I should trust you because..? 😛
Pureglutton: Hehe…occasionally, I can be faster than a kura2 too. 😀 What?!?! How come I missed seeing FBB getting thrown into the corner yet again?!?! Damn. I need a repeat performance. He really doesn't follow instructions, does he? Men!
August 5th, 2010 at 11:45 am
deii, thamby, if i recall correctly, you OSO didnt follow the recipe and added water as for beef!!! chis. but you see, you not teacher's pet ma, so she dont punish you lor. you know la, parents only punish chewdren they lurve.
August 5th, 2010 at 11:45 am
beautiful meens! really, really nice.. when u cooking for us;D
Lyrical Lemongrass
August 5th, 2010 at 11:50 am
FBB: where got where got? i followed the recipe wot. 😛 teacher loves me lah…she hugged me bigbigtighttight, and I didn't even have to bodek her with a cake.
cumidanciki: tank yew! invite me over to ur place and i'll cook for you baybeh!
August 5th, 2010 at 12:42 pm
hmmm, i think i had indian-style tenggiri back in penang, but that was like 12 years ago. i'm positive i didn't like it 😀
u can trust google! see how many hits u get for bingka ubi vs bengka ubi…
Lyrical Lemongrass
August 5th, 2010 at 5:11 pm
Sean: Rohani calls it "bengka". 😛
August 5th, 2010 at 5:50 pm
I confess.. I read Twilight too.. but only the first book. In fact I finished the book in 4 hours while waiting for the car to be serviced.. then I asked myself.. WHY oh WHY did I read the book .. I cannot tahan la.. so mushy! and corny dialog!
Anyways, it was really fun (the class and seeing FBB getting punished). Was a pleasure meeting you too.
August 5th, 2010 at 6:47 pm
Wow, this is extremely fast. Now I regret not going! There's even kueh bengka – my fave!
August 6th, 2010 at 1:08 am
hmm i miss the soto ayam.
p/s: when someone announced makan time, it's hard for me to forget how fast and swift you dash over with your empty place. Hahahaha.
Rawr !
August 6th, 2010 at 11:53 am
Wahh so fast, you scared you'll be sent to the corner too? :p
Another fun class and can't wait for the next one either 😉
Lyrical Lemongrass
August 6th, 2010 at 11:57 am
Cyrene: Yar, it's so corny!! But you know what, when the final (two?) shows are screened, you'll find me in the queue! I'm done for, I tell ya!
It was a pleasure meeting you too! Hope to see you real soon!
alilhungrymunkey: You really should have come, munkey. You were missed.
chaokar: hahaha…shhhhhhh….not so loud!
babe_kl: Thanks for organising this session. Yar, let's do another class soon. I can't wait!!
August 8th, 2010 at 10:48 pm
Pity there was only one tray of Bengka.
So, has BE asked for NDagang and ITongkol yet?
Lyrical Lemongrass
August 9th, 2010 at 9:57 am
gfad: Ya lor. Although I'm pretty relieved that I didn't pick bengka. Imagine all that scraping! Ewww. Yes, BE has been reminding me everyday about the fact that I didn't tar pau any of the leftovers for him that day. roll eyes.
August 28th, 2010 at 5:52 pm
Soooo fast 😉
You really got it up there quickly. I'm still trying to figure out how to balance the blogging, work, and tweeting. sheesh
It was LOVELY being your partner! And I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Actually, after the 2nd sesh of kampung cuisine with Dad, he wants to do Nyonya now.
Wanna come? 😉
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June 27th, 2011 at 9:50 pm
Oh happy not-only-salad days! 😛
Come to think of it, I've never ever tasted your legendary salads before lah… Maybe we can invite you to Casa Diavlo and you can toss some magic greens? Hehe.
Food, for me, is a means to an end and not an end in itself.
Food, for me, represents the love of family, the fellowship of friends, and the community and communality it brings.


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Its lights were on for just a few weeks. Now, in the dark, workers dismantle John Turek's dream Jeep customization shop.
"I cry every night because I've lost everything. It was a dream," Turek said.
It's not that he wanted to close it.
It was the green dust that you'll find in the ducts, the walls, and in the corners. That green dust is Hexavalent Chromium, a chemical that can be used to clean jet engine parts. It can also cause cancer.
The problem? Turek says he was never told about it.
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"Landlords with commercial real estate have to disclose certain conditions about their property," said Democratic Senator Paul Doyle, who represents Rocky Hill. He introduced a bill to committee Thursday that aims at changing what landlords have to tell tenants.
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It has a long way to go before it's the law of the land.One step is a public hearing, where Turek and opponents plan to sound off.
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Dr. David Suzuki to give Tenth National Symons Lecture on November 16September 11, 2012
Confederation Centre of the Arts announces 2012 National Symons Lecture -Dr. David Suzuki to give 10th National Symons Lecture on November 16
(Charlottetown) - Award-winning Canadian broadcaster, environmentalist, author and icon, Dr. David Suzuki, has been chosen to receive the Confederation Centre of the Arts' Symons Medal and give the 10th National Symons Lecture on the State of Canadian Confederation. Dr. Suzuki's lecture is entitled 'Humankind as a Geological Force' and it will take place on Friday, November 16, 2012 at 12:30 p.m. in Confederation Centre's Homburg Theatre.
Dr. Suzuki, Co-Founder of the David Suzuki Foundation, is renowned for his more than 30 years of work in broadcasting and is recognized as a world leader in sustainable ecology. He is Companion to the Order of Canada and a recipient of UNESCO's Kalinga Prize for science, the United Nations Environment Program medal, the 2009 Right Livelihood Award, and numerous other awards and accolades.
Dr. Suzuki is very familiar to audiences as host of the long-running CBC TV program The Nature of Things, and as the original host of CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks, as well as the acclaimed series It's a Matter of Survival and From Naked Ape to Superspecies. Dr. Suzuki's written work also includes more than 52 books, 19 of them for children.
"It is a true honour to have Dr. Suzuki present the 10th annual Symons Lecture and share with us his experience and wisdom on the topics of human development and sustainability," says Mr. H. Wayne Hambly, Chairman of the Fathers of Confederation Buildings Trust. "He is an internationally celebrated Canadian and his insights will be of great interest to our lecture audience."
The Symons Medal and Lecture provides a national platform for a distinguished Canadian to discuss the current state and future prospects of Confederation. It provides all Canadians an opportunity to reflect upon their country and its future. The Medal Ceremony and Lecture, which is intended to be broadcast and published, is held each year to mark the 1864 meetings of the Fathers of Confederation in Charlottetown.
The lecture honours Professor Thomas H.B. Symons, a supporter and board member of Confederation Centre for many years. Professor Symons, the founding President of Trent University in Ontario, is widely recognized for his work in the field of Canadian Studies, in particular in the areas of public policy, heritage and education.
It is the mandate of Confederation Centre of the Arts, Canada's national memorial to the founding of Confederation, to inspire Canadians to celebrate, through heritage and the arts, the founding and evolution of Canadian Confederation.
Public tickets moved extremely quickly and are now closed. To place your name on a waiting list, please contact the Confederation Centre of the Arts box office at 1-902-566-1267 or, toll free, 1-800-565-0278. Tickets are free of charge but donations for the Symons lecture will be gratefully accepted. The lecture will also be webcast live on confederationcentre.com free of charge.
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(Kent Kallberg photo) Dr. David Suzuki will receive the Confederation Centre of the Arts' Symons Medal and give the 10th National Symons Lecture on the State of Canadian Confederation on November 16, 2012 in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.


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Early Packet Pick-up - Friday September 12 at 6:30 PM at Bethel Assembly of God
Awareness Night - Friday, September 12 at 7:00-8:00 PM at Bethel Assembly of God
Race Day: Saturday, September 13. Check-in at 7:30 AM. Race starts at 8:30 AM at Bethel Christian Academy.
Join us on Friday, September 12 at 7:00 PM (the night before the race) for our Awareness Night to learn more about how you can be part of the fight against human trafficking and exploitation happening in our area. Representatives from Safe House of Hope will talk about the problem of human trafficking and about the successes made possible by volunteers. Registration packets may be picked up at 6:30 PM prior to the event. The Awareness Night will be held at:
Bethel Assembly of God
9001 Vollmerhausen Rd.
Jessup, MD 20794
General event description:
Join us for our 3rd annual 5k Run/Walk and 1 Mile Fun Run on September 13, 2014. All ages are welcome as we run to raise money to help fight human trafficking. All proceeds go to Baltimore's Safe House of Hope, a volunteer-led organization in Baltimore that helps victims of human trafficking. Learn more about the organization at safehouseofhope.org.
Thanks to all who participated in the event last year! We raised $2870.00 for Safe House of Hope. Please join us in reaching this year's goal of $3,000.00 which goes directly toward fighting human trafficking in our area.
Choose to run the full 5 km course, which runs through historic Savage, MD and the Savage Park trails, or take on the 1 Mile Fun Run, an abridged version of the race, if that's more your style.
Register now for the 5k or 1 Mile Fun Run now using the link to the right or in person at Bethel Assembly of God on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
Race Day Information
Check-in at 7:30 AM. Race starts at 8:30 AM at Bethel Christian Academy.
5k participants will receive an event t-shirt as available. The top 3 kids under 13, women, and men will receive a medal. All children under 13 will receive a small medal for their completion of either the 5K or 1 mile courses.
Parking is available in front of and around the side of the main building.


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Jun 122004
Not an auspicious start for the home team. A trouncing by the upstart greeks. Some bad luck (and good goaltending), but also a lot of sloppy play. Occasional flashes of brilliance, which we ought to see more in the forthcoming games. Zero points from this game in the office pool. Spain, on the other hand, seemed to play a decent game. Only saw the second half, where some changes to the team had already been made. Valeron scored in a way all subs dream of (first touch is a goal). Four points in the office pool.


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Apple could easily put some rougher sections of more grippable metal on the phone, and the looks of the device would suffer barely at all. Drops would go down significantly.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday Praepitcha Smatsorabudh, who faces a federal charge of wire fraud, poses a flight risk and must be held by U.S. marshals until trial.


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Your Team for LIFE at LA Cancer Network believes that cancer care goes beyond medical diagnosis and treatment. We understand that cancer can take an emotional toll on you and the people closest to you. We have provided these links to outstanding organizations dedicated to the support of cancer patients, survivors and their families.
It is important to be able to talk to someone about what you are experiencing, and there are many who can truly help. Support groups are an excellent source for information, education, emotional support and community that can help you through your healthcare process.
The American Bladder Cancer Society
The American Bladder Cancer Society's function is to raise awareness of bladder cancer of among the general public and the medical community, to advocate through all means available the advance of research into a cure, treatment, early diagnosis and quality of life issues of survivors, to support bladder cancer survivors by providing community as well as by encouraging the concept of informed medical consumerism.
National Brain Tumor Society
National Brain Tumor Society (NBTS) is a leader in the brain tumor community, bringing together the best of research and patient services to be a comprehensive resource for patients, families, caregivers, researchers, and medical professionals. We have a national presence, with offices on both coasts and activities and influence around the United States.
Breast Cancer Network of Strength
The mission of Breast Cancer Network of Strength is to ensure, through information, empowerment and peer support, that no one faces breast cancer alone.
Living Beyond Breast Cancer
Living Beyond Breast Cancer (LBBC) is dedicated to assisting you, whether you are newly diagnosed, in treatment, recently completed treatment, are years beyond or are living with advanced (metastatic) disease. We are also here for your family members, caregivers, friends and healthcare providers to provide breast cancer information and support.
National Cervical Cancer Coalition
Through outreach and coordination with other organization, the National Cervical Cancer Coalition (NCCN) educates the public on the need for cervical cancer prevention and seeks to increase awareness and funding through its advocacy efforts. NCCN offers a hotline for women and family memebers battiling issues related to cervical cancer and HPV. NCCN also sponsors CME conference credits for physicians.
The National Cervical Cancer Public Education Campaign
The National Cervical Cancer Public Education Campaign is led by the Gynecologic Cancer Foundation (GCF) and supported by more than 30 national organizations engaged in informing the public about prevention, early detection and quality treatment of cervical cancer.
The Colon Cancer Alliance
The Colon Cancer Alliance is committed to ending the suffering and death caused by colorectal cancer. We will increase screening rates and survivorship by providing support and education and furthering research and advocacy efforts.
Cancer Together
They are about giving a face and a voice to the stories and experiences of people affected by cancer. Offers those who are living or have lived with cancer an opportunity to share their hard-earned wisdom and insight. They offer educational and inspirational videos on their website.
The Esophageal Cancer Awareness Association
The Esophageal Cancer Awareness Association (ECAA) is relatively new organization that seeks to provided information and support for individuals with esophageal cancer and their families and caregivers. ECAA raises money for research into the causes, treatments, and outcomes of esophageal cancer. The Website provides easy to read information on esophageal cancer, such as descriptions of the disease, how it is diagnosed, staging, treatment options, and risk factors. ECAA also publishes a quarterly newsletter outlining its advocacy efforts and new research.
American Kidney Fund
The mission of the American Kidney Fund is to fight kidney disease through direct financial support to patients in need; health education; and prevention efforts.
Kidney Cancer Association
The stated mission of the Kidney Cancer Association (KCA) is to fund, promote, and collaborate with other institutions on research projects; educate physicians and patients about kidney cancer and its treatment; and advocate at federal and state levels on behalf of patient interests. The Website features newsletters and Podcasts, as well as an abundance of information on the disease.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) advocates public policy positions that accelerate progress toward cures for leukemia, Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma, and to improve the quality of life of those with blood cancer, their friends and families.
The American Liver Foundation
Our mission is to facilitate, advocate and promote education, support and research for the prevention, treatment and cure of liver disease.
Lung Cancer Alliance
Lung Cancer Alliance's mission is to reverse decades of stigma and neglect by empowering those with or at risk for the disease, elevating awareness and changing health policy.
The National Lung Cancer Partnership
The National Lung Cancer Partnership is a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization, originally formed in 2001, and officially incorporated in 2003. Our mission is to decrease deaths due to lung cancer, and help patients live longer and better, through research, awareness, and advocacy.
Myelodysplastic Syndrome Foundation
The MDS Foundation is a multi disciplinary, international organization devoted to the prevention, treatment, and study of the myelodysplastic syndromes. The organization is based upon the premise that international cooperation will accelerate the process leading to the control and cure of these diseases
The International Myeloma Foundation
The IMF is dedicated to improving the quality of life of myeloma patients while working toward prevention and a cure.
National Ovarian Cancer Coalition
The mission of the NOCC is to raise awareness and promote education about ovarian cancer. The Coalition is committed to improving the survival rate and quality of life for women with ovarian cancer.
Prostate Cancer Foundation
Firmly committed to curing prostate cancer, the Prostate Cancer Foundation is the leading philanthropic organization funding and accelerating research globally.
The Prostate Cancer Institute
The Prostate Cancer Institute (PCI) provides an abundance of helpful information on prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment at this Website. PCI says its goal is to Òprovide information for prostate cancer patients and their families.Ó The site has a section of noninvasive treatments for early stage prostate cancer and a link to search for a physician. In addition, the toll free number connects you with a nurse, available to discuss your concerns or questions.
The American Melanoma Foundation
The American Melanoma Foundation strives to raise mission is to public awareness and educate on the prevention and risks with melanoma , provide patient education, advocacy and facilitate patient support groups, advocate for the focus of research in melanoma, and fund early research & discovery programs for the treatment of melanoma.
The Skin Cancer Foundation
The Skin Cancer Foundation has set the standard for educating the public and the medical profession about skin cancer, its prevention by means of sun protection, the need for early detection, and prompt, effective treatment. It is the only international organization devoted solely to combating the world's most common cancer, now occurring at epidemic levels.


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The Mentalist Review: Blowing Red SmokeChristine Orlando at . Comments
Could Bret Stiles be Red John? Or just one giant red herring? "His Thoughts Were Red Thoughts" had Patrick Jane and his favorite cult leader circling one another yet again and what fun it was.
Stiles and Jane took shots at one another like a couple of prize fighters. Stiles certainly made it his business to know a lot about Patrick Jane. He knew that Jane had used Red John to take down the San Joaquin killer. He knew Rosalind was under protective custody with the FBI and, of course, he knew that Jane had shot a man he had claimed was Red John.
Stiles poked and prodded at Jane mercilessly, even comparing him to the Sorcerer's Apprentice who had woken up a power he could not control. On that count he might just be right.
He even took a shot at Lisbon and tried to turn her against Jane. It didn't work. As a matter of fact Lisbon trusted Jane so much that she didn't even tell him not to cause trouble when he went to the Visualize campus alone. She simply accepted that he had a plan. It wasn't all that long ago she would have insisted on baby sitting her consultant. These two have come a long way over the past year.
Lisbon saw right through Stiles tactics but I was beginning to worry about Grace.
The Visualize cult leader compared her to a little bird who had fallen out of a nest. Grace has been floundering all season and seemed vulnerable to Stile's advances. I was proud of her that she didn't fall for his charms, despite the kiss.
Grace was definitely playing on the edge with Stiles in a way she never would have had the guts to in seasons past. How strong she's become, or how far she'll push that edge, are in question - but I look forward to finding the answers. Grace Van Pelt just got a whole lot more interesting.
As for the murderer, I knew it had to be one of two people based on the actors who played them. I'm a big fan of Robert Picardo (Jason Cooper) and was a little surprised his role was so small. When it became obvious that Jason was far too weak to commit murder that left only one other viable option.
Nora Hill - played by Louise Lombard, formerly of CSI - certainly had more backbone than Cooper. Anyone who carries a hammer around in her purse in case of trouble shouldn't be messed with.
Guilty or no, Stiles kept things interesting. Besides knowing an awful lot about Red John's interactions with Jane, he also threw out a lot of red references throughout the episode. Grace's red cloud of anger. Picturing the red smoke leaving your body. Were these meant to be clues to his true identity or just another Red John red herring?
Once again, Bret Stiles walked out the doors of the CBI and back to lead his crazy cult, but this time he owes Patrick Jane for his freedom. How do you think Jane will collect?
C. Orlando is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.


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Fire Roasted Corn and Chorizo Dip
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The sweetness and crunch of fresh sweet corn is the best part of this creamy, cheesy, spicy dip that is sure to fire up your next get together! The smoky flavor of chorizo brings this dip to a whole other level and brings out the spring sweetness of Florida corn.
- 3-4 ears Sunshine Sweet corn
- 1 small onion, peeled and sliced into rings
- 1 small red bell pepper
- 1 cup cooked chorizo
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 pound spicy pepper cheese, like pepper-jack or habanero cheddar
- 1/4 cup chopped green onions
- Preheat the oven to 400 degree F. Preheat the grill to high heat. Remove the cornhusks and corn silk, and place the fresh Florida Sweet Corn, onion slices and red bell pepper on the grill. Grill the corn and bell pepper for 8-10 minutes, turning every 2 minutes until all sides are slightly charred. Grill the onion slices for approximately 3 minutes per side.
- When the veggies are cool enough to handle, cut the corn off the cob. Then chop the onions and pepper, removing the pepper seeds.
- In an 8 X 8 inch baking dish or one-quart soufflé dish, mix all the ingredients together until well combined. Bake for 10-15 minutes until the edges are bubbly.
- Serve warm with tortilla chips
Serve with: Large bag of tortilla chips
Number of servings (yield): Serves 8-12
If you don't own a grill you can achieve similar results by searing the veggies in a large cast iron skillet over high heat. Make sure the skillet is piping hot before starting.
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Traveling for Denim
Take a look at the jeans you're wearing. If the label says "Made in Mexico," you might logically assume they were made in Mexico. But when literature professor and radio host Rachel Louise Snyder went on the trail of the pants we wear, it took her around the world: Azerbaijan, Italy, Cambodia, New York City. Much like the global path our jeans take from the cotton fields to our closets.
Snyder comes to AU from Phnom Penh, Cambodia, her home base for six years as she wrote stories for magazines and radio and researched the book on an industry in which "a single foot of thread might contain fibers from farms in Texas, India, Turkey, and Pakistan."
As she followed the denim trail, she met people whose lives are a part of globalization: the seamstress in Cambodia, the cotton grower in Azerbaijan, the New York City designer who is trying to create a line of socially conscious jeans. At its heart, the book tells the human story of globalization—not as a tirade against sweat shops, but as a nuanced and often startling report of the way lives are bound together with goods.
The longtime global freelancer has written for the world's top magazines (a small list: Slate, Salon, Redbook, New Republic, New York Times Magazine) and is a regular voice on PRI's This American Life, APM's Marketplace, and the NPR shows Morning Edition and All Things Considered.
In a new radio show, The Global Guru -- which airs on National Public Radio stations around the country and American University's WAMU in Washington, D.C. (88.5 FM) -- she gives two-minute answers to questions such as "How do Ethiopians use butter?" and "How do you track a Tasmanian devil in the wild?"
At AU, the global guru is a professor of creative nonfiction and literary journalism in the Department of Literature, College of Arts and Sciences. "I love it when poets come and say, 'Nonfiction isn't really my thing,'" she says. "I try to win them over."
She shared some thoughts with American magazine on her book, her writing, and the difference it has made for her to live and work abroad.
Q. How did the idea for the book come about?
I learned Cambodia was the only Third World country that had negotiated a trade deal, under the Clinton administration, to eradicate sweat shops in exchange for trade advantages. I got even more interested when Cambodia joined the World Trade Organization and under WTO had to get rid of that trade incentive. So the question became, Gosh, will they survive? And if they won't, what does it say?
Q. The garment trade is a complicated web, yet you were able to tell it through personal stories spread across the world. How did you find those stories?
I found the country first. I wanted it to be emblematic of a struggle, and the people in the country to be narratives of that struggle. I wanted to show how Bono could be connected to a seamstress in Cambodia. I often started with places where I had friends. In Azerbaijan, I had friends who lived there, and one thing would lead to another.
Q. The book shows how hard it is to produce a pair of socially conscious jeans. After what you've learned, do you try to be socially conscious when you buy jeans?
I do, but more importantly, I try to define the difference between want and need. I don't need more than one or two pairs of jeans.
Q. You lived in Cambodia while writing the book. Why did you choose to live abroad for an extensive time? Did it make a difference to base yourself abroad rather than traveling for work?
I'd lived in London, I had traveled a lot, and I'd started to do thematic long trips, so I'd go away for two to three months. But I got to a point where I realized traveling gives one sort of specific kind of experience, and I was only going to repeat that experience again and again if I just kept traveling somewhere but didn't have to actually negotiate a life.
When you just travel, you are always dancing around the periphery. You're not forced to negotiate things that are extremely difficult to negotiate. When you're living somewhere, you have to have electricity, you have to figure out how to get a driver's license, you're forced into situations where you have to have a little humility—which is very hard for someone from an individualistic culture—and you have to see your own shortcomings in ways you don't otherwise. When you see how people confront problems in other places, it gives you a context for ways you confront problems yourself, and in your own country.
Q. Has travel influenced or changed your understanding of yourself?
I feel like you don't actually know what parts of you are from your culture until you can define your culture, and I feel you can't define your culture until you can parallel it or juxtapose it to other cultures. I think you can only get that from travel—from on-the-ground experience.
Q. What does writing fulfill for you?
It calms me down. It's exactly what I hope for my students—a place to go to think about things, a way to stop and take a deep breath and define the world and the way we see it.
Q. How do you see your role as a professor?
Not everybody is going to go on to be a professional writer. But if I can create for them a place for self-discovery, I see that as my role—to guide them to a place where writing fulfills them.


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FedEx Cup Golfer Supremacy Rankings heralds a new, super-fantastic era in golf
This was a historic weekend over here at the FedEx Cup Golfer Supremacy Rankings. Sure, there were some amazing NFL playoff games, the build up to the FedEx BCS Championship Game, college basketball, plus NBA and NHL games. But when historians look back at this time and quit giggling about what a bunch of morons we were, they will look at this time and see but one thing - the FedEx Cup.
Yes, the FedEx Cup is officially underway. The FedEx PGA Tour has revolutionized how we will look at golf now, as they have created an amazing points-counting system, slapped a mega-bucks corporate name on it, and forged a tacky-as-hell trophy. Now, my friends, golf matters.
So while golfers like Tiger "FedEx" Woods and Phil Mickelson are off gallivanting with their families, real golfers are out there, accumulating points. Because the PGA Tour guys that were out at the Mercedes-Benz Championship see the big picture. The field is even now. No more does Tiger dominate all. Now, with hard work and persistence, any golfer can be the FedEx Cup Champion and notch their name right up there with Stephen Ames (the 2006 Skins Game Champion) among golf's greatest of this generation.
The "new era in golf" has begun, and we know this because FedEx Golf Channel told us repeatedly, and because whenever you see dozens of FedEx and PGA Tour executive stacked all over the place at a golf tournament, you know something big is happening.
Is the FedEx Cup the most important thing to happen to professional golf? Well, no. But there are a lot of rich guys in FedEx suits who seem to want us to think that, so for now, lets just go along with them.
FedEx Golfer Supremacy Rankings
1. Vijay Singh
Comments: It took Tim Finchem nearly two years to get Singh back to the top of the golf world, but he did it, so screw you, you bunch of Vijay haters, who's the man now?? Regardless, Singh's Mercedes Benz Championship victory is the type of thing that should open the eyes of FedEx PGA Tour players. Singh is almost 44 and has a couple good runs in him yet. This likely will be one of them.
2. J.B. Holmes
Comments: Holmes is tied for fourth in the FedEx Cup standings. Seriously, is this way better that the old way they used to do things on the PGA Tour. Did you even care who was tied for fourth last year at this time? I think not. Now, with the FedEx Cup, we can all take some time out of our busy day to worry about who's tied for fourth in the FedEx Cup after one week. This is waaaay better.
3. Tony Romo
Comments: The guy went from unheralded back up, to star replacement, to trying to date Jessica Alba, to guy who missed the equivalent of a one-foot putt with the tournament on the line. Next up, a starring role in Terrell Owens' new book "Tony Romo: What a Butt Goblin."
Random Factoid: Darren Clarke ended a brief relationship with long-time family friend Nicola Regan. Clarke reportedly is still dealing with his wife Heather's untimely death from cancer in 2006. In more evidence that the "new era in golf" will be all-encompassing and somewhat confusing, Clarke received 745 FedEx Cup points for breaking up with Regan.
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It's that time year of again, that time when instruction in our nation's schools halts.
It's the time of year when teachers are told to put down their pencils (holding one might suggest cheating) and monitor their students (but don't clarify confusion students encounter as that certainly is cheating). It's that time when students are told to log on or bubble in.
It's testing season in the USA.
In many places these tests are new, the result of new standards. Most teachers will say they had no say in the development of these standards, in the decision for their states or districts to accept them; most parents will say the same.
What teachers and parents can have in a say in, though, is how their students/children responded to these tests. And so a group of us banded together and created a new website, testingtalk.org, a place where educators and parents can be a part of the national conversation about the tests given in our schools this spring. We know these new tests will shape the education for a generation of young people. So we believe collecting thoughtful responses from the people closest to the tests is critical.
How can you help?
1) Community offers strength. Please help spread the word by sharing the testingtalk.org website with your network of colleagues and friends. Ask them to share it with their friends. To have a national response, the nation needs to know.
2) Individuals provide wisdom. Please add your own voice to the conversation by logging on and posting your comments. This site is our "neighborhood" so we want it to be a safe place. If you're more comfortable posting a comment anonymously, then check that box and your name will not be shared. Don't break any copyright laws by revealing specific passages or test items. At the same time, be as specific as possible. A comment such as "logging on was hard for 2/3rds of my students" is more helpful than "putting the test on computers was a bad idea." Tell about what worked with the test, "Students seemed engaged, excited to respond, and challenged but not defeated" and tell us what didn't work, "By the second day, students were obviously finishing too quickly, checking boxes just to be done." In other words, this isn't a site only for constructive criticism; it's also a site for positive feedback. But mostly, it's a site for you.
Those of us who created this site did so because we believe any conversation about these high-stakes mandated tests ought to be informed by those of you closest to the test. We hope you agree.


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#CTIA: LG GD900 Hands-on Video
At CTIA 2009 LG had a couple working models for its brand new GD900 phone, complete with transparent keyboard and touchscreen. I was able to play around with the LG GD900 phone and see it work for myself.
We captured video and picture footage to share with you. First, a few thoughts about the GD900. Obviously the defining "ooh, ahh" feature is the transparent keyboard. Really, it looks like a piece of clear glass with some numbers etched on it. That's how simple a concept it is.
But as you will see on the video, the keyboard acts not only as a way to punch numbers and texts into the device, it also acts as a trackpad. You can use either the screen or the keyboard to zoom in and out of pictures and internet (featuring multi-touch!), as well as flipping through the different screens showcased on LG's new S-Class UI.
As for the rest of the phone's features and S-Class UI, I will let the video do the rest of the talking. Enjoy!
Update: We really can't get enough of this phone yet. A large variety of pics of the GD900 has been added to the gallery. Here they are:


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Expecting scandal to get much worse
Published 5:58 pm, Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Richard Nixon's cover-up and other shenanigans involving Watergate cost him the presidency. He was asked by Sen. Barry Goldwater and others to resign for the "good of the country" and the "good of the party." He did so, and was never the same man again.
It appears that we have another cover-up -- only much more serious. The question is, what did Obama know about the Benghazi situation? Did he really hold back information until after the election? Did he know that no one was allowed to come to the aid of the four American men who were murdered? Why did it take so long to get any information about Benghazi?
Why did it take the "whistle-blowers" to give us the truth? If this is all true, then will Obama follow President Nixon's lead for the "good of the country"?
Richard E. Blank
I have watched the hearings on the killing of four Americans at Benghazi, including our ambassador to Libya with alacrity. I'm very interested in finding out how we lost an ambassador for the first time in 30 years. I'm very interested in finding out why American troops who were geared up and ready to go and help them were told to "stand down," an order that only the Commander-In-Chief can give. I'm very interested why the then Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, said in a horrible shrill voice to Congress "what difference does it make" how they died. (This is the same Hillary Clinton who was on the Watergate committee who wanted to know what Nixon knew and when he knew it.) I'm very interested in knowing why Obama chose to ignore the entire episode other than telling a lie that it was due to an anti-Islamic video, a lie repeated by his underling Susan Rice several times on Sunday morning talk shows. I'm very interested in knowing how Obama was able to repeat this lie around the entire country and the United Nations and no one in the main stream press questioned his veracity. I'm very interested in knowing why he chose to go to bed the night of the attack and then party in Las Vegas with Beyonce.
I'm very interested in knowing why our entire congressional delegation, senators and congressmen, are silent on this subject. I can only assume that they are more of an Obama supporter than they are American. I can only assume that they pay lip service to veterans but when it comes to the death of former Navy SEALs they could not care less as long as it protects they're anointed one, The Great Obama.
Until our entire congressional delegation comes out and demands an investigation into the Obama mishap in Benghazi then I can only assume that they side with the enemy.
Kim Raseman


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Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Knoxville welcomes us | Vintage Faux Bamboo Chair + TJ Maxx + Trader Joes + a FREE Printable
We may still have boxes everywhere, but David happily agreed to go with me to pick it up. Now, to paint or not to paint?
Knoxville has given use a warm welcome with vintage furniture AND with TJ Maxx, I found a look-a-like of my favorite Trina Turk pillow for $14.99!
AND Knoxville has gotten a Trader Joes since we were here last! So excited for the flowers and for meal planning. I got so used to meal planning using Trader Joes while in CA, dinner hasn't been the same since .. happy to have one that's close!
and on an unrelated note, our laundry issues continue. Our rental in TN came with a washer / dryer and a major mold / mildew / dirt issue in the washer. Looks like the last person didn't know that you have to leave the door open when not in use and wipe out the rubber gasket. I've gotten some great tips on Instagram, thanks IG friends!! I haven't tried them all yet, but I plan to today. I got all of the chunks, yes I said chunks of dirt out of the gasket. Ran the sanitary cycle multiple times with bleach, white vinegar, Tide washing machine cleaner (not together) .. and it's looking and smelling much better. I'm still kinda scared what's where I can't see .. The gasket has a mildew stain that I can't get out, any suggestions?
Finally, I didn't have time to work on a brand new printable, but I did an update per a request! Download your free copy of Mr. + Mrs. HERE It looks just like the images below, but Mr. Mrs. instead. Print size is 39.25" x 27.5" (This Ikea Ribba Frame, minus the mat)
*For personal use only, resale is not permitted
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Nice CL score! My vote is not to paint, the natural wood looks beautiful in that set up you've got going on there.ReplyDelete
Oh it looks great as is in the photo but I know it would look great painted too.ReplyDelete
I'm a painted kinda gal...but it'll be beautiful either way! :)ReplyDelete
that chair is DIVINE and it looks perfect as is! i vote keep as is- it will really stand out with all the white walls in the new place!ReplyDelete
and while you are there you can visit my inlaws. :)
Have you used a Mr. Clean eraser, yet? I know that sounds crazy on mildew but it's taken out a stain on my 120yo bathtub that I can promise you is older than your washing machine. I'd give it a try and see how it works.ReplyDelete
So glad you got the chair! It is a beauty! I am leaning towards leaving it au natural! It has such lovely detailing and I think it might get lost if you painted it. xo KristinReplyDelete
That chair is gorgeous! I vote keeping it as is.ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous piece. Worth every dollar.ReplyDelete
What a great chair!ReplyDelete
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Gang Sweater's Representing a Gang's Colors...
Starting in the 1950's and continuing through the 1990's, gang sweaters were worn to represent gang membership. In the 1980's, colors played an important part in representing a gang. Like in the 1988 movie "Colors" Gang members were willing to die for their colors. There were actually two types of gang sweaters worn by Chicago gang members.
War Sweater...
The Gaylord sweater on your right represents war colors. When a gang sweater puts emphasis on it's darkest color, this is representing WAR. War sweaters were worn when the member was out gang banging.
Captured Sweaters...
Look at the picture to the left. Notice the front contains two Imperial Gangster sweaters (Pink and Black). look at the Imperial Gangster sweater on the first row leftside. It is mostly pink, therefore, a party sweater. The Imperial Gangster sweater on the far right. It is almost all black, therefore, it is an Imperial Gangster war sweater. The Gaylord sweater in the middle on top is a Gaylord war sweater. Solid Color Belts are Pre 1977. Belts with Dual Colors became popular after 1977.
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A Gaylord Lawndale and Altgeld war sweater.
Taking a gang member's sweater was not only an insult to the gang member who lost it, but to the gang as a whole. Gangs would seek revenge on anyone who captured one of it's sweaters.
Captured sweaters were used by rival gangs in many ways. One of the ways was a rival would make the sweater into a dummy and throw it up into some powerlines for the other gang to see. The gang whose sweater was hanging from the powerlines would be forced to figure out a way of getting their sweater down, or live with the insult of the public display that their rival created. They were collected like Scalps, and displayed at parties for bragging rights. They also would be worn in an insulting way.
The practice of wearing gang sweaters as an army uniform started to die down in the 1990's due to: 1) the police started confiscating gang sweaters from gang members hanging out, 2) it made the gang member stand out for a possible drive-by or police bust. Sweaters were still worn to gang meetings and parties, but they were rarely worn when participating in gang activities.
Imperial Gangster Sweaters...
Two captured war, and two party sweater.
Almighty Gaylord Sweater | Cross is Boss
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History of the sweater, I have collected sweaters for a number of years now and from what I have learned is that sweater and patches have been around since the early 60's, most clubs before 1960 wore all black sweaters, I would have to say that the first sweater that were worn with 2 colors would have to be from a white club, as there were more white clubs then Latino clubs back in the day, most clubs back in the 60's mimicked high school mascots and colors, case in point Spartans, Viking, Panthers, Counts.. High school sweaters all had 3 strips, hence one of the oldest white clubs Gaylord's I would have to say made there sweaters like that. I don't really know where the colors Blue and black came from, but I also know that the Latin Kings from the 60's were the first to have Chops on there sweaters. The late 60's witnessed an explosion of Gangs and sweaters. If you have a sweater with this tag on it more then likely it?s from the late 60's really 70's. There were only a few knitting mills that made sweaters back in the day: New Era, Southside knitting mills, Logan Knitting Mills, Collegiate, Ma & Pa Book store and of course Chicago Knitting Mills. This is just my view on the sweater. Also I talked to old man Bob from the mill and he said he's been making them since the 50's. By G70
The Simon City Royals did wear Royal jerseys in the 90's , Latin King's wore LA Kings also around then , but in the early 80's they wore anything Pirates , Latin Eagle's obviously Eagles , Gangster Disciple's wore George Town along with Detroit , Maniac Latin Disciple's wore Duke , Vice Lord's wore UNLV , Familiar P R Stones wore San Francisco , OA's wore Oakland A's


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DELTA® and PORTER-CABLE® will demonstrate tool breadth and industry expertise with eight new tools on display during the 2005 International Builders' Show on Jan. 13 through Jan. 16 at
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10-inch compound miter saw, model MS265, is designed to cut aluminum, plastic and wood. The miter saw has a patented trigger-controlled miter index mechanism for compound angle and bevel cutting, a built-in arbor lock to facilitate easy blade changes, and a bevel scale with adjustable positive stops at zero and 45 degrees. The 15-amp, 120-volt motor with an electric blade brake allows the user to make cuts safely, easily and accurately. The saw is equipped with a 40-tooth carbide-tipped premium blade and can be used with the universal mobile stand (model 36-136). The MS265 is currently available for approximately $154.
The new 12 1/2-inch portable planer, model TP305, is ideal for workpieces up to 12 1/2 inches (317mm) wide and 6 inches (152mm) thick. The high-speed steel, double-edge, reversible knives enable the user to get twice the life out of the knives. The two-knife, quick change, solid steel cutterhead mounted on ball bearings provides the user smooth operation while cutting wood, and the patented cutterhead elevation allows for consistent cut stability. The TP305 is equipped with a 15-amp, 120-volt motor, adjustable infeed and outfeed tables, an easy-to-read English/metric scale and a wood return roller. The TP305 will be available in February 2005 for approximately $205.
The quality associated with the DELTA® CONTRACTOR'S SAW® line has been used to create a line of left-tilt Hybrid-Style Cabinet Saws, the 36-714 family, which will be represented at the show. The new saws have an enclosed base with an integrated dust chute to provide effective dust collection. The dust chute is removable making it easy to bolt the saw to the floor.
The 1 3/4 HP motor is fully enclosed in the cabinet underneath the table, reducing the overall footprint of the unit, and is attached to the tabletop enabling the user to move the saw without impacting the blade alignment. There also is a motor-reset button located on the switch box instead of the motor, and a hinged motor cover to allow easy access to the motor.
Each left-tilt Hybrid-Style Cabinet Saw also has a push-button switch with a paddle over the off button for quick, easy access, and foot levelers allowing for up to a 1-inch adjustment to provide custom leveling on uneven surfaces. The saws come with one of three different 30-inch fence options including the DELTA® T2-30, UNIFENCE® U30 and BIESEMEYER® BC30. The new line of saws will be available the first quarter 2005 starting at approximately $799.
Ideal for furniture assembly, molding and interior trim, hardwood flooring, paneling, cabinets and craft projects, the new line of nailers and staplers includes the 1 1/4-inch brad nailer (model DBN125), the two-in-one nailer and stapler (model DBS125), the 1-inch narrow crown stapler (model DNS100) and the 1 1/4-inch brad nailer and compressor combo kit (model CFDBN125). The nailers come equipped with a tool-free depth adjustment for proper setting of nail heads in the work piece, a tool-free 360-degree adjustable exhaust to direct air-flow in the desired direction, a sequential trigger to deliver only one nail at a time and a jam release mechanism to clear problem nails. Equipped with a removable non-marring nose tip that protects against tool marks on the work surface, and a low nail indicator enables the user to easily determine when nail replacement is needed. Each nailer also includes a 1/4-inch quick connect with a dust cap, oil and a storage case.
The DBN125 uses 3/8-inch to 1 1/4-inch, 18-gauge brad nails and is packaged with 1,000 fasteners of 1 1/4-inch in length. The DBS125 uses the same size brad nails as the DBN125 as well as 1/4-inch crown 18-gauge staples from 1/2-inch to 1-inch, and is packaged with 1,000 1 1/4-inch brad nails and 1,000 1-inch staples. The DNS100 uses 3/8-inch to 1-inch, 18-gauge narrow crown staples. The DBN125, DNS100 and DBS125 are currently available for approximately $69, $69 and $99 respectively.
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DELTA® also will highlight its new dust collection and air purification systems used to filter the air in home and professional workshops. The new dust collectors, models 50-760, 50-761, 50-762, 50-763, 50-764 and 50-765, come equipped with a 1 micron filtration bag with a dust
intake which can be configured to face up or down. Quick snap-in bag rings are easy to install and eliminate the cumbersome task of attaching metal cam-over-lock style straps. The units come in one box and can be assembled easily. Model selection is contingent on the dust collection needs of the workspace.
Model 50-760 weighs 100 pounds and has a 1 1/2 HP, 120 volt to 240 volt, single-phase induction motor. The unit has a filter bag area of 20 1/2 square feet and filters 1,200 cubic feet per minute (CFM). With the ability to filter 2,100 CFM and a filter bag area of 41 square feet, model 50-761 weighs 132 pounds and has a 2 HP, 230 volt, single-phase induction motor. Models 50-762 and 50-763 weigh 186 pounds, have a filter bag area of more than 57 square feet and filter 2,700 CFM. Model 50-762 has a 3 HP, 230 volt to 460 volt, three-phase induction motor, and model 50-763 has a 3 HP, 230 volt, single phase motor. Models 50-760, 50-761, 50-762 and 50-763 were available in September 2004 for approximately $309, $599, $769 and $799 respectively.
With the ability to filter 4,800 CFM and a filter bag area of more than 140 square feet, models 50-764 and 50-765 weigh 260 pounds. Model 50-764 has a 5 HP, three-phase induction motor, and model 50-765 has a 5 HP, one-phase induction motor. Models 50-764 and 50-765 are currently available for approximately $1,159 and $1,199 respectively.
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will show its new 4200 series dovetail jigs used on woodworking projects requiring dovetail joints like drawers, chests and jewelry boxes. Designed for woodworking craftsmen, the new dovetail jigs, models 4210 and 4212, make it easy for users to create joints. The dovetail jigs are fully assembled from the factory and include a router bit, templet guides and a lock nut.
The patented alignment-lines on each templet provide a guide for easy wood positioning, while the cam locks hold the wood in place. The cam-locking bars are on both the vertical and horizontal face to ensure there is no slippage of the wood during cuts. The patented router bit height-stop makes setting the depth of the router bit simple, and the offset-positioning guides enable the user to cut half-blind dovetails in one pass.
The wide range capability of the 4200 series dovetail jigs allow the user to cut a variety of dovetail joints into a piece of wood measuring 1/4-inch to 1 1/4-inch thick and up to 12-inches wide. Model 4210 is a basic dovetail jig and will cut joints half-blind, rabbeted half-blind and dovetail dadoes. The more deluxe dovetail jig, model 4212, will cut half-blind, rabbeted half-blind, through, box and dovetail dadoes.
The base of each dovetail jig is made of 1/8-inch steel, and all the templets are CNC machined from solid aluminum. The tabs have pre-drilled holes allowing for easy mounting. The 4210 and 4212 are currently available for approximately $119 and $149 respectively.
The 3700L incorporates the TWINLASER® system and has a powerful 15-amp, 120-volt motor (5,000 rpm) with electric blade brake. The easy-grip horizontal handle with trigger switch helps the user cut wood comfortably. Quick tilt settings are simple due to a large bevel scale with adjustable positive stops at zero degrees and 45 degrees. Other lock features include a quick-action miter lock for faster miter settings and a built-in arbor lock for smooth, single wrench blade changes. The miter scale also features nine positive stops for extremely accurate cuts.
The miter saw has a large machined extension table to aid in in-feed support and a tall sliding fence to provide additional work-piece support. Ideal for cross-cutting a 2-inch by 4-inch or 2-inch by 6-inch piece of wood, or mitering a 2-inch by 4-inch flat or at a 45-degree angle, the 3700L uses a Riptide® 40-tooth carbide-tipped premium blade. Also included with the 3700L is a horizontal work clamp, a dust bag for collection of saw dust and small woodchips, and a blade wrench. The 3700L was available in the fourth quarter of 2004 for approximately $199.
PORTER-CABLE® also will have several one-of-a-kind products on display, including the High Pressure Framing Nailer Kit (CLFCP350) with the first ever 175 PSI Nailer and associated compressor, JOB BOSS™ air compressors that offer the professional user the ultimate in handling ease and protection, and QUIK-CHANGE™ MAG-SAW™ Kits with the first-ever keyless-blade change capability.
In addition to the new tools featured at the booth, there will be product displays and demonstrations, including the Rawlings® Making the Game team turning bats, at booth W921. There also will be a guest appearance by Scott Phillips, host of "The American Woodshop" on Thursday, Jan. 13 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday, Jan. 14 from 9 a.m. to noon, and
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It's been over three months since our trio of Amur leopard siblings debuted (watch the video) on Big Cat Trail at the San Diego Zoo. Personally it has been very rewarding to work with these cats, both because of their extreme rarity and because at this young age they are always very engaging!
With an estimated wild population of only 30 animals, the Amur leopard is literally on the razor's edge of extinction. For comparison, our beloved and also endangered giant pandas have a wild population of approximately 1,500 individuals. The current plight of the Amur leopard makes our job of both breeding this species and raising awareness of its conservation that much more important. With hard work, it is hoped that the Amur leopard can follow in the footsteps of the California condor, a species who's numbers were at one time equally as low but through dedicated work have now risen to become a conservation success story.
We have many reasons for hope for this species. Early this year, after urging from various conservation organizations, Russia established a new national park specifically for the purpose of protecting the Amur leopard. These rare cats have also recently been seen during camera-trap surveys in China, the first time they have been observed in China in recent history. If nothing else, viewing our youngsters' escapades is sure to bring a smile to your face.
Zeya, the little girl, is the troublemaker of the bunch. She is most likely to start a playful tussle with one of her brothers, often using her patented "death from above" move. Primorye is the most affectionate of the group, often soliciting attention from the keepers. He's also a bit of a goof ball and is the most likely to randomly fall off of something, with or without the help of one of his siblings. Koshka has a classical "cat attitude," which some might consider grumpy or aloof, but he still has a playful side. During behind-the-scenes tours, he often hangs back until the antics of his siblings have the tour group totally engrossed. Then he springs forward, pounces, and hangs from the side of the exhibit for a while, just like a house cat on a screen door.
A lot of this play behavior is actually training for behaviors they would need to be successful living as adults in the wild. When the youngsters are play fighting, you may notice that they most commonly bite at each other's necks. The neck is the most vulnerable spot on prey and a leopard's preferred method of dispatching a future meal. You can also see them lugging around and stashing over-sized burlap bags stuffed full of hay. In the wild, a smart leopard goes to great lengths to conceal its kill, which often outweighs the leopard. Other predators such as the Amur tiger wouldn't hesitate to steal away the meal the leopard worked so hard for.
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|Average rating: 4.6 out of 5
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|Samuel Harrison a hobbyist user from U.K. writes:
Cool thing. Its suprising what you can do with an F.X. box and a bit of mouldy circuit board in a box. Mine cost me three quid and I love it.
|Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Sunday-Mar-14-2004 at 17:17
|Bob H. a part-time user from US of A writes:
I think they had The Doors in mind when they designed this one. The Casiotone MT-68 is just amaising! I think this is one that Ray Manzerick (The Doors) would've been proud of. It's like a Farfisa and a Fender Rhodes Piano-Bass all wrapped up in one. I've played it with the left-hand bass function and the "Pipe Organ" setting and Wham... Instant Doors! I actually play this out on gigs and people are really impressed about how autentic it sounds... just like The Doors! Of course, the other sounds it has are pretty good too, but I haven't heard a cheapie keyboard such as this, sound more like the classic Farfisa. Now I'm look'n for another MT-68 for a back up. The MT-68 gets top billing in this case.
|Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Monday-Sep-08-2003 at 04:02
|Vaughan a hobbyist user from Australia writes:
This keyboard has some suprisingly good quality sounds when compared to other casio keyboards from the 80's. The drum sounds are analogue and there some very good cheesey organ sounds (though some of those sounds go by different names). Am I stretching it to say that the Pipe Organ sound has a wiff of Farfisa about it? Well possibly, but it sounds great with distortion! It seems that Yo La Tengo use one of these. I'm not a fan so I'm not sure, but a friend was playing a CD of theirs and one of the songs began with the unmistakable sound of the rock beat from this keyboard! But then, I know that there is another model that comes in a wooden cabinet (not sure of the model number) that has pretty much the same features and sounds as this one. The wooden one sells for a lot more, but it looks a lot nicer. A friend paid $40 Australian for this about ten years ago and it's still going strong. He's given it to me now (yipee!).
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Dennis Eugene BenedettiSpecialist Four
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10 February 1945 - 01 December 1966
Detroit, Michigan
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The database page for Dennis Eugene Benedetti
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I never had the chance to meet my Uncle, he was killed 3 years before my birth. I only knew of him through stories and old pictures. He was my father's brother. There were four boys in their family, Uncle Denny was the second oldest. He chose to sign up for the Army on the "buddy system" with his friend, Jasper. They knew they would eventually have been drafted, this way they were able to be together.
To this date, I can still see the pain in my Father's and my Uncle's eyes whenever he is spoken of or whenever watching a movie about the war, trying to imagine what it must have been like for him. Did he suffer?
There were many letters that my Uncle Denny wrote while in basic training and also from Nam. And thankfully there were numerous letters from my Uncle's friends who had served with him, most of whom never knew my Dad, explaining the very heroic but very tragic death of his brother. The letters helped a lot and my parents were very grateful. Then in 1992 Jasper (I believe) made my father aware of a book written by S.L.A. Marshall titled "Bird" and in that book (on pages 156 to 158) it describes the happenings of that day, December 1, 1966, that led to his death. That along with the memoirs of his buddy, Jasper, helped paint the grim picture in all our minds. My father gave me a copy of both with a note stating:
I cherish these items, and look forward to passing on the memories (good and bad) with my three children so, as my father puts it, we can keep the memory alive!
There are many memorials at my parents' house such as a minature of the statue of the Three Soldiers at "The Wall", a beautiful picture of a sobbing vet with his hand on the Wall and images of his fallen comrades staring back at him, and numerous videos documenting this tragedy of a war. And as you read above the greatest memorial they have is in me. I am asked very often how I got my unusual name (for a girl) and I respond, with pride, that I was named after my Uncle who was killed in Viet Nam. Some people respond with an awkward "Oh", some apologize for my loss, but most say that it is very nice.
I am very grateful to the many people who it must have taken to put this website together. A friend of mine e-mailed me this morning telling me about it. She said she looked his name up and then went to see if there were any memorials for him and there wasn't. That saddened me and I felt guilty because I reallly hadn't thought about him in a while. So I felt compelled to write this in honor of him and his bravery. I am not sure if it is Divine Intervention, I like to think so, but it wasn't until I looked up his name that it had occured to me that it was his birthday yesterday, Febuary 10th, he would have been 56 years old.
A Note from The Virtual WallBravo Company, 5/7th Cavalry, lost six men on 01 Dec 1966 when they came across an entrenched enemy force while advancing through densely covered terrain. During the ensuing fight, PFC Lewis Albanese single-handedly cleared a number of enemy positions before running out of ammunition, then killed two more enemy troops in hand-to-hand combat before he himself was killed by rifle fire.
The point-of-contact for this memorial is
his niece,
Denni Benedetti Tengler
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 12 Feb 2001
Last updated 11/12/2007