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- Do your research. It might take a little time, but the payoff is that it could save you hundreds of dollars. Check out farecast.live.com. It's the one and only airfare prediction Web site. You enter your dates and destination and it will provide you not only with the best time to purchase your tickets, but also with a comparison of prices from the different airlines and travel sites.
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Sony Ericsson will release an Android 2.3.4 update in October. Its first smartphone to ship with the new release will follow later in Q4. Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo V Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread smartphone Xperia handsets eligible for the new version of Gingerbread will gain the ability to do video calls in Google Talk, take …
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* checks Android version
* 2.3.5 - ok, never mind
* puts phone down again
(GingerDX based on MiniCM7, if anyone's wondering - feels like a whole new phone compared to the official S.E. firmware)
Danger Will Robinson
Since the one thing that the Dutch court ruled on in favour of Apple was that Android 2.3 infringes on their patent, won't they have to upgrade to Honeycomb before they can put it in the UK...
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Hmm #2
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X10 TripNMiUI-Iris (MiUI build 1.8.12)
Is there anyone left with an Xperia that hasn't shifted off the SE firmware of much dreadfullness?
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It seems as if the truncated 2013 regular season has gone by in a blink of the eye. But the 48-game campaign does indeed come to an end for the Rangers (25-18-4, 54 pts) Saturday afternoon when the Blueshirts host the New Jersey Devils (19-18-10, 48 pts) in a matinee at Madison Square Garden. Fortunately for the Rangers Saturday does not mark the end of their season, and instead it will be a jumping off point to the playoffs which begin next week. That much was guaranteed with Thursday night's dramatic 4-3 come-from-behind overtime win in Carolina, in which the Rangers clinched a berth to their third straight post-season appearance, and seventh in the past eight years.
Had they not come away with a fairly miraculous late third period goal by Brad Richards, or Ryan Callahan's subsequent game-winner 2:55 into overtime, the Rangers could have very well been playing for their playoff lives against an arch rival bent on revenge after the Rangers eliminated them from playoff contention with a 4-1 win at The Garden---and with their fans serenading the Devils with chants of "Season's Over!" Fortunately the Rangers avoided that precarious predicament and will instead be playing for playoff positioning, and not a playoff berth, on Saturday afternoon.
There are a myriad of options of which seed the Rangers will be in the Eastern Conference playoffs, as well as who the Blueshirts will face in the first round. However the players and their coach John Tortorella bot were candid on Friday, stating that the goal is to finish as high in then standings as possible, and to finish with a strong effort in game No. 48 Saturday against the Devils. After that they will worry about the post-season.
The Rangers hit Saturday on a roll, having won four of their last five games, and six of their last eight. In the month of April the Rangers have posted a 9-3-1 record, quite an impressive spring to the wire. Included in that mix was Sunday's 4-1 dismantling of New Jersey, a game that saw Callahan score twice and Henrik Lundqvist make 26 saves.
Though the conventional wisdom might be to start Martin Biron in goal on Saturady now that the Rangers have clinched, both Tortorella and Lundqvist have held out the possibility that Henrik might start for the 14th consecutive game. Either way, Tortorella has not committed publicly as to which goalie will start against New Jersey. The Devils, though, announced on Friday that veteran backup Johan Hedberg will start their last game of the season and that Martin Brodeur---who allowed four goals on 22 shots last Sunday---will not.
As for the rest of the Rangers lineup, there are questions marks, for sure. Ryane Clowe suffered an unspecified injury Thursday and did not practice Friday. Brian Boyle has missed five straight games with an undisclosed injury, and has not yet returned to practice. Arron Asham missed Thursday's game and Friday's practice to be with his wife who gave birth early Friday. Ans Derek Dorsett and Marc Staal both continue to practice and work their ways back from injuries. Add to the mix the recall of Kris Newbury from the Whale, and there are several questions to be answered about the Blueshirt lineup Saturday.
Following the game the Rangers will present "Shirts off our Backs" to lucky fans on the ice, and then it will be time for a run at the 2013 Stanley Cup.
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The Trouble With Touch Interface
With touch interface devices like the iPad and iPhone now outselling the traditional PC desktop (and then some), and Microsoft recently unleashing their own Windows 8 touch experience, is it possible that the days may be numbered for the traditional mouse and keyboard desktop?
Windows 8 (Microsoft's soon to be released upgrade to it's flagship product) is extremely touch centric. A mouse and keyboard can be used to navigate the OS, but the design paradigm is clearly focused more on touch. In response PC manufactures are revamping their offerings with a wide range of touch laptops, all-in-ones and touch screen monitors, but the question is; how well will touch scale to a wide range of products? Will the future of PC design force us to reach out and touch our screens?
Gorilla Arms
In industrial design circles they call this problem "gorilla arms", since after a while you're arms become exhausted and tend to droop like, well, a gorilla's arms. It's kind of an awkward posture. So what's the long term solution? How do we use computers that offer mostly touch based navigation, at sizes above what will comfortably fit in your hands?
The Drafting Table Approach
If you have ever used a drafting table or an easel you're likely very accustomed to the idea of gorilla arms. When I attended art school, we we're instructed that standing made for the best posture for drawing and painting. Eventually my arms became accustomed to the posture; arms out and resting on nothing. Perhaps a similar consideration might apply to larger touch based computers?
It's possible, but there are market factor at play. Think about how we design desks; a large flat surface. This has dictated how we setup computers the way we do. Perhaps an angled computer, like a giant drafting table might sound appealing to designers and architechs, but in practice it's hardly a paradigm you can expect everyone to adopt.
On Apartment Therapy we have often explored the health benefits (and issues) of using a standing desks, so perhaps an Easel based computer isn't so far fetched for some users. Unfortunately this is of little use to the general populous, since we're unlikely to see the entire world move to a standing posture for working.
Reign Of The Typewriter
Most proficient typists would be hard pressed to make the move to an alternative layout, or text input method...never mind text input on a touch screen. Text or more importantly language input is in serious need of a interface evolution. Perhaps that will be voice dictation, or maybe one day we'll have computers that can read our thoughts, but for now a flat on your desk keyboard is still the most logical solution to getting words on the screen.
Making It Work
Tablets will continue to take over in the consumer space, (most of them manufactured by Apple) but the old standby office desktop computer and corporate laptop will likely stay the same (in terms of how we use them) whether or not they ship with a touch screen for the forseeable future.
Personally the idea of a ridiculously large drafting table computer with a well designed touch and stylus interface is an exciting prospect, but there is a reason I still reach for my Macbook Air when I need to write long form text. While I do get work done on my iPad, a touch interface does has it's caveats. Until those are overcome, the traditional PC interface and design, will still has a place on our desks.
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I'v never understood touch screen monitors.. having to lift your are and precisely poke your screen somewhere is a lot more work than (best being a trackpad) than moving your cursor around.
"having to lift your are and precisely poke your screen somewhere is a lot more work than (best being a trackpad) than moving your cursor around."
This really depends on what kind of work you're doing. Sitting in a cubical, yeah, a mouse is easier, but there are other situations where tapping the screen is SO much simpler. A lot of businesses are using computers instead of cash registers now, and in a point of sale type situation it is easier, and many times faster, to simply touch the screen than it is to grab the mouse, figure out where it is on the screen, move the pointer to the button you want, and click.
Like HCI mentioned, it depends on the use. I would not use a touch interface sitting at my desk all day.
Also, touch screens are not necessarily as sensitive as they need to be for precision work (think CAD or GIS work)
I work in a public library. Within about 20 feet of where I sit there are 16 public computers and 3 staff computers. Another 20 feet away are additional computers. There is no current alternative data entry method (ESPECIALLY voice activated!!!) that would function in this environment to permit conservation of use of space and some measure of privacy (and quiet) for searching. A few of these systems, with appropriate software upgrades, could be touch screen, but for the most part, we will need keyboards or the equivalent for a long time.
What works when you are home alone may NOT work in public or in cubicles where privacy is needed for work. (Think of programmers and trying to write code without a keyboard!)
I do like touch for kiosks for limited info like travel information or menus/nutrition information... But they suck for any large amount of data input.
I work in a public library. Within about 20 feet of where I sit there are 16 public computers and 3 staff computers. Another 20 feet away are additional computers. There is no current alternative data entry method (ESPECIALLY voice activated!!!) that would function in this environment to permit conservation of use of space and some measure of privacy (and quiet) for searching. A few of these systems, with appropriate software upgrades, could be touch screen, but for the most part, we will need keyboards or the equivalent for a long time.
What works when you are home alone may NOT work in public or in cubicles where privacy is needed for work. (Think of programmers and trying to write code without a keyboard!)
I do like touch for kiosks for limited info like travel information or menus/nutrition information... But they suck for any large amount of data input.
It doesn't have to be all-or-none for touch vs type. The author mentions Windows 8, but doesn't mention the Microsoft Surface, which has a very well designed mix of touch and type with the slim keyboard / cover when you need it and touch when you don't. I'm sure there are some keyboard accessories for iPad and Android tablets too (though in my opinion they aren't as slick as the one for Surface).
That said, I don't think manufacturers, or anyone else really, is suggesting that either interface goes away any time in the near future. Seems like more choice is better, right, not a concern as it appears to be portrayed here.
My $0.02.
This is a little off topic, but the worst place for touchscreens is in a car. I don't even use my iPhone for music anymore because it's too distracting to have to look at the screen to do anything at all.
Yeah, I don't get articles with titles asking "ARE KEYBOARDS AND MICE DOOMED????" Obviously not, as I would guess like 90% of jobs which involve computers would be torture to do using a touch interface. Recreationally, I'm sure we will see a fairly steep decline, but honestly? Keyboards and mice/trackpads work. They work well. I am glad to have a touch screen phone, but if standard laptops died and my options were "get a touchscreen device for normal, personal computing, or get a desktop and effectively cut my computer usage in half," it would be an easy choice to find other stuff to do than shop online and read blog posts answering obvious questions with obvious answers. But, given how many tablets have been sold and continue to sell (and sell, and sell), that is more than likely a minority viewpoint.
The online gaming community is definitely going to need a mouse for quite a while.
Two things.
1) It's "populace" not "populous". The former is a noun, the latter is an adjective. (pet peeve of mine)
2) It's actually not that hard to switch to a new keyboard. It takes about 2 weeks of frustrating typing on a new keyboard, and then your brain gets used to it. I know this because I spent a year in France, where the keyboards are different, and you just adapt. With touchscreen-keyboards, you could actually give people the option to switch to a more efficient typing layout if they want.
I'm surprised that the "pictures under glass" problem and the development of haptic touchscreens aren't mentioned. To make screens more tactile like physical buttons, screens are being developed that can dynamically arch up and make buttons where the buttons need to be, depending on the interface: http://www.fastcompany.com/1839437/tactus-creates-touchscreen-keys-you-can-feel
Particularly for people who hate the iphone's keyboard (i.e. everyone with thumbs), a screen like this would be a godsend. It's definitely a matter of when, not if.
it's probably negligible for manufacturers, but there are people with fine-motor disabilities for whom a touch screen is torture and using a keyboard is comparatively easier.
it's probably negligible for manufacturers, but there are people with fine-motor disabilities for whom a touch screen is torture and using a keyboard is comparatively easier.
I completely agree with @travislessness - touch screens DO NOT belong in the car. I cannot believe they make car stereos etc. with touch screens now. When you are driving and want to put on some music it is dangerously distracting to have to look down and touch the stupid screen just right to get it to do what you want. I even considered going back to my old flip phone just so I could feel the damned buttons rather than having to look at a touch screen - of course I finally got a hands-free device, but still it's just annoying. We rely on tactile buttons for driving so we can feel around and keep our eyes on the road. I think the need to be current with all the latest technology has gone too far in some instances and touch screens are not appropriate for all uses.
Ask the pen if the keyboard is obsolete.
Lets break this down as to why the author and commentators arent all that thrilled with touch interfaces on PCs.
Apple doesnt have one for Macbook Pros or iMacs.
Since they dont, the typical reader here thus see it as stupid, a distraction, or just "hard" to deal with.
None of this is true, nor does it make any honest sense as the touch features with Windows 8 dot forbid the use of a keyboard or mouse no more than the mass inclusion of the mouse in the 80s didnt render the keyboard obsolete.
But I will guarantee you the minute Apple copies this idea, hopefully not tying to con a patent in the process, the wholesale opinion here will shift 180 to touchscreen computers being awesome, fun, so useful, and a great enhancement even though the basics haven't changed, just the logo on the box will be one to give permission to be hypocrites.
Touch screen is good for a portable device, but close to useless on anything as stationary as desktop PC and anything that`s used for long periods of time. Hands up, please, everyone who is WORKING on his/her touchscreen device 8 hours every day, and by "working" I mean "creating" text, images, anything. Nobody? I thought so.
The main problem with today`s touchscreen technology is that it still tries to fit into completely wrong idea of what a touch interface should look and feel like. Let`s face it - stationary touchscreen is passable ONLY for internet or information kiosks and nothing else, and only because statistical user doesn`t use it long enough to get tired or annoyed.
This is because no UI available for PCs today (even that new one with colorful tiles) is designed from scratch for use witch a real multitouch interface, and there`s no hardware providing really comfortable multitouch operation. The closest idea of a usable multitouch input device - multitouch UI combo I know of is here:
http://10gui.com/video/ .................................................................
I recommend you all to watch the video because it not only presents a new approach to a touch interface, but also presents an overview of today`s multitouch UI problems.
The other problem is that UI designers, who should focus on ergonomics, focus on catching up with fashion and being trendy at cost of usability. Yesterday it was a mouse with a touchpad on top - a really crazy and inefficient idea that didn`t catch, today it`s the "multitouch at all costs", what will be tomorrow? I`ll tell you: tomorrow there will be keyboard and mouse, as it is today and as it was yesterday, because it`s simple and efficient enough, and no matter how multitasking our computers are going to be, we are still pretty much single-tasking creatures. And that`s something no engineer, no UI designer and no marketing rep can change.
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Charges ranged from mere possession of marijuana to sale of hard drugs such as heroin and oxycodone.
Laconia police Capt. William Clary said the people arrested include users and street-level dealers. The arrests capped investigations that involved sales and earlier-executed search warrants, he said.
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He said the arrests will make people think twice about selling drugs in Laconia.Those arrested range from 19 years to 65 years of age. Seven gave residents of Laconia; others were from Belmont, Meredith, Franklin and New Hampton.
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The arrests were made by officers with Laconia and Belmont police, the Attorney General's Drug Task Force and the U.S. Marshal Service.
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- Roberta Rama, 20, of Laconia. Possession of marijuana.
- Ryan Tuckett, 32, Laconia. Possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.
- Betsy Page, 54, Laconia. Sale of marijuana in a school zone.
- Ronald Steele, 19, Laconia. Possession of marijuana.
- Bradley Swinton, 65. Possession of marijuana with intent to distribute in a school zone.
- Sarah Smith, 25, Laconia. Conspiracy to sell crack cocaine.
- Stacey Gates, 37, Belmont. Sale of heroin. Criminal liability for another in the sale of heroin.
- Elisabeth Gates, 30, Belmont. Sale of heroin.
- Kerry Defeo, 25, Meredith. Transporting oxycodone in a motor vehicle.
- Alisha Morgan, 31, Franklin. Three counts, sale of cocaine.
- William Butler, 31, New Hampton. Three possession counts: heroin, Suboxen, Gabapentin.
- Garrett Brue, 19, Laconia. Conspiracy to sell oxycodone.
- Nicholas Ross, 23, Belmont. Sale of oxycodone.
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- Two-car crash in Salem prompts arrest of both drivers - 0
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- Former Nashua alderman's witness tampering trial postponed - 0
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- Rochester 10-year-old, grandmother escape fire in home with no smoke detectors - 0
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- Patriots Notebook: Pats wary of veteran playmaker Woodson - 0
- College Football: Expect offense when Richmond, UNH meet - 0
- Young fighters' dreams on display tonight at Fight to Educate - 0
Manchester police officers to be honored for work in unresolved West Side stabbing deathREADER COMMENTS: 0
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Keene man charged with assault on 2-year-old
Mark Hayward's City Matters: Dean Kamen is a genius inventor, and he's pretty good at oratory, too
Casino gambles: Hopes dashed all over
- Mass. Supreme Judicial Court has found upskirt photos taken on a subway aren't illegal. Should such voyeurism be a crime?
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Today in Middle-Earth: The Fellowship pass the Argonath and camp at Parth Galen (February 25th, 3019 T.A.)
'Behold the Argonath, the Pillars of the Kings!' cried Aragorn. 'We shall pass them soon. Keep the boats in line, and as far apart as you can! Hold the middle of the stream!'
As Frodo was borne towards them the great pillars rose like towers to meet him. Giants they seemed to him, vast grey figures silent but threatening. Then he saw that they were indeed shaped and fashioned: the craft and power of old had wrought upon them, and still they preserved through the suns and rains of forgotten years the mighty likenesses in which they had been hewn.
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An engineering firm worker in New Jersey has a GPS jammer so his bosses don't know where he is all the time. However, his route takes him close to Newark airport, and his jammer affects its satellite systems.
Video leaks apparently show off a shell for the iPad 3, Android is the most-used mobile browser, and a device from Japan will shut you up from afar.
Florida man fined $48,000 for driving around with a phone jammer in his car. Police alerted when Metro PCs reports constant problems with a cell tower.
A way to turn off others' mobile phones. What a blessed invention!
GPS Jammer plugs into your car's cigarette lighter port and blocks GPS signals.
This isn't the first time a garment has promised to protect our privacy, but to an Austrian design team's credit, this one looks a lot cozier.
The "T-1000 Cell Phone Jammer" does just that.
commentary Did Google's ukulele-strumming promo vid for its high-tech specs make you a little queasy? You may well appreciate this skillful, and perhaps insightful, parody by culture jammer Jonathan McIntosh.
Apple purges porn from the App Store, Macmillan introduces a new paradigm for textbooks, and how a cell phone jammer could help stop prisoners from doing business behind bars.
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This new coalition by the Syrian opposition represents the most concerted effort yet by the international community to bring together and support Syria's fractured dissident groups. Backed by funds from its Arab and Western allies, the opposition has finally prepared for the fall of Bashar al-Assad and the start of charting a course for Syria's long-term stability.
The United States and Britain have been pushing for a unified Syrian opposition body through which financial and military support can be channelled to the insurgency inside Syria. Until now, the Syrian National Council, the main opposition group before the creation of the National Coalition, had been criticised for failing to fulfil its role as leader of the revolution.
Changing events on the ground, though, could see jihadist militias seizing the initiative in a power vacuum if Assad's rule were to collapse. While the Coalition is an important milestone the SNC were angry at being side-lined and had tried to derail the initiative by refusing to be represented in the new body by opposing key clauses. The new initiative eventually courted the SNC, aware that as the largest political opposition group, it needed to be included. The document detailing the commitments of the new initiative remains vague, suggesting that the SNC might be bluffing its commitment. There is still a long way to go before a full agreement can be reached, but after months of planning the emergence of the National Coalition is a major breakthrough and milestone.
In the weeks ahead the body will elect a cabinet of at least 10 officials, forming the basis of a government which will manage the revolution in Syria – aided with logistical and military support.
The Friends of Syria countries have committed to a stimulus package worth millions of dollars to boost the impact that the new group can have on the ground in Syria. Their objective will be in working towards recognising the group as the 'legitimate representative' of the Syrian people, something the SNC never actually achieved. That will help to release frozen Syrian assets and by gaining a seat at the Arab League.
The most serious question, however, is whether this new initiative, even when backed by the support of its international allies, will succeed in winning the support of fighters and civilians in Syria's many divided communities.


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Getting back in the business going to be building a haunt for someone this year out of state. Very excited to be doing something I love so much even if it is not my own haunt this year. Ohh yea I...
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Getting back in the business going to be building a haunt for someone this year out of state. Very excited to be doing something I love so much even if it is not my own haunt this year. Ohh yea I...
[QUOTE=Greg Chrise;141951]I think the real world might be getting scarier than what can be created for entertainment.
Nuclear melt downs
Who is going to be President
The beginning of WW3 in the...
That is no problem just dont flyer there parking lot without asking first.....lmao
Does anyone have a connection for ATM's looking to buy one or 2 for this season
Thank you
I disagree dethwing i loved pirates when i was a kid and we are talking a long time ago. The disney world pirate ride has been around a long time and i have always enjoyed it...but then again I guess...
One thing you can try is look up the addresses at your local tax collectors office or on-line. It should tell you who owns the building. As far as your business plan just use the average price per...
Well if you do a thread serch on them you will find that they have a horriable reputation for not getting orders shipped i know of 5 haunts that did not get there stuff. so good luck.
Hey whats wrong with being in the T's.......LMAO
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Hello and i agree with Eric we had 2 martin 2000's and 1 1500, One of the 2000's failed 3rd week and the 1500 which i bought used also failed at some point. but a brand new 2000 failed in just 5...
I hate to be the barrer of bad news but OSB is about the worst product made for exterior use it hold 5 times the water as plywood. You will need to seal all edges front and back with a waterproff...
Hey guys it is my second year and I am just outside of Sarasota Florida if you guys want any help just Private Message me and I will help both of you as much as I can. I am also a General Contractor...
Well my opinoin is if you are trying to make a profit for your self at a business including a haunt you should conpinsate your staff. I am not saying you need to put them on a payroll or anything. I...
Ok there is a new gun on top of my wish list we can finally get our actors to act like Zombies without ever jumping out of charactor....LMAO
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Well the first 35 mill would go to chariity right of the top. Then would spend about 50 mill buying land and building a castle. The castle would be a B&B and yes it would be haunted during the...
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where are you located? might be interested call me during normal business hours at 941-812-5666
Congrats Kyle your are very talented and a great company to work with. You thought your props where scary wait till you have 3 weeks of sleep depravation from bieng you with your new baby.....lol ...
Shane thank you so much for the party, But most of all thank you for your contributions to our industry as a whole. You are always willing to help out someone you don't even know. The party was great...
Try Rick Whitlow he did my site in like 2 weeks and was very resonalble.
ScareFactory, Haunt Tactics, Allen's Deranged mask collection and Gore Galore the new goast puppet.
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We had 1 uniformed Police officer and 6 security. Our Police are only $38 an hour though. It is worth every penny and I also have a licanced EMT on staff.
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Congrats and good luck from Twisted Woods in Sarasota Fla. If you need some local help just PM me I will share any info that I can.
Badger having you come to our Haunt last season was a great exsperiance for us and our actors. It really helped pick what actors would be top preformers before we started and helped bring our show to...
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News For March 2007
March 1, 2007 ~ March 3, 2007
Saturday March 3, 2007
To Be Released at the DLR ~ GWP Sunday
Tomorrow ~ Sunday March 4, 2007
Gift With Purchase - Where Magic is Timeless - Background
This Gift with Purchase background illustration features the Where
Magic is Timeless 2007 pin collection. This collection was specially
designed for the Disneyland® Resort and features several classic
Disney Characters.
A fairy tale collection of beloved Disney characters colorfully depicted in a style reminiscent of Evyind Earle.
Gift with Purchase pins will be include:
This Gift with Purchase pin features Alice in Wonderland. This is the Third pin in the 2007 Where Magic is Timeless Collection
Starting March 4, 2007, this pin will be available with each $20.00
purchase of pins, including pin trading accessories at select locations
throughout the Disneyland® Resort. All pins are available while
supplies last.
To Be Released at the DLR ~ GWP Sunday
Tomorrow ~ Sunday March 4, 2007
2007 Disneyland® Resort Holidaze Calendar Collection - March - Genie
Keep track of 2007 with this Limited Edition, pin-of-the-month Holidaze Calendar collection. Each month features a Disney Character celebrating a silly holiday. This collection contains 12 pins. Each pin features a dangle element.
This Limited Edition pin features the Genie celebrating
Multiple Personality Day.
Edition Size: 1000
Retail: $10.95
M Magazine Collection 2007 - March - Buzz Lightyear and Woody
The M Magazine 2007 Collection features covers from a fictional Disneyland® Resort magazine "For Mice and Men". Stylized with teaser ads for fictitious articles, this pin-of-the-month collection is sure to make you laugh. A new magazine cover will be featured each month throughout 2007.
The March 2007 issue of "M Magazine" features Buzz Lightyear
and Woody.
|Edition Size: 1000
Retail: $8.95
Tinker Bell Flower Collection 2007 - March - Daffodil Devotion
Stop and smell the flowers with the 2007 Tinker Bell Flower pin-of-the-month collection. This Limited Edition collection will feature Tinker Bell with a different flower each month and each pin will have a dangle.
The March 2007 Tinker Bell Flower Collection pin is Daffodil Devotion.
|Edition Size: 1000
Retail: $10.95
To Be Released at the DLR ~ GWP Sunday
Tomorrow ~ Sunday March 4, 2007
Available at Little Green Men Store Command, Disneys Pin Traders and PT Flea Market.
Happy Easter 2007 - Chip & Dale
Chip and Dale wish you a Happy Easter 2007 while enjoying some jelly
beans in this Limited Edition pin. Dale is featured as a pin on pin
and the Easter Egg Chip is holding was decorated with glitter.
Happy Easter 2007 - Pluto
Pluto enjoys a basket full of marshmallow chicks while wishing you
a Happy Easter 2007 in this Limited Edition pin. Pluto is featured
as a pin on pin and the marshmallow chicks are decorated with glitter.
Happy Easter 2007 - Tinker Bell
Tinker Bell enjoys a bunny shaped lollipop while wishing you a Happy
Easter 2007 in this Limited Edition pin. Tinker Bell is featured as
a pin on pin and the lollipop is made out of PVC.
Happy Easter 2007 - Grumpy and Dopey
Dopey gets a little tangled up as he tries to help Grumpy wrap an
Easter Basket in this Limited Edition pin wishing you a Happy Easter
2007. Dopey is featured as a pin on pin.
Happy Easter 2007 - Mike and Sulley
Sulley carves Mike out of chocolate in this Limited Edition pin wishing
you a Happy Easter 2007. Mike Wazowski is featured as a pin on pin
and the sculpture is made out of PVC.
Happy Easter 2007 - Jumbo Pin - Mickey and Minnie
Mickey gives Minnie an Easter Basket filled with candy wishing her
a Happy Easter 2007 in this Limited Edition Jumbo pin. The Easter
Basket is featured as a pin on pin and the chocolate bunny is made
out of PVC.
Easter - Winnie the Pooh Gang - Cute Characters
Open Edition
Felices Pascuas 2007 - Donald Duck and Nephews
Donald Duck gives his nephews a sweet treat in this Limited Edition
pin wishing you Felices Pascuas 2007. Dewey and Louie are featured
as a pin on pin.
April Fool's Day 2007 - Goofy
Edition Size: 1000
Pirates of the Caribbean - The Flying Dutchman
Open Edition
To Be Released at the DLR ~ GWP Sunday
Tomorrow ~ Sunday March 4, 2007
Available at La Mascarade dOrleans
Disneyland® Resort Pirates of the Caribbean - 40th Anniversary - An XL Adventure
Edition Size: 1000
Disneyland® Resort Pirates of the Caribbean - 40th Anniversary - Box Set
Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Pirates of the Caribbean Attraction
at Disneyland® Resort with this Limited Edition Box Set. This
set includes five pins portraying memorable scenes from the Pirates
of the Caribbean Attraction. Each of the five pins features a pin
on pin.
Wristband guidelines are as follows:
Wristbands will be distributed entitling bearers to the opportunity to purchase limited edition pins released in association with the product release. Wristbands for pins will be distributed near the West Esplanade Guest Information Kiosk one hour prior to park opening until one hour past the opening of Disneyland® park. Wristbands will then be available at the location until 12 Noon or while supplies last. In addition, holding a place in line for others in your party will not be allowed. Guests who wish to obtain a wristband to purchase a pin must be present when the line forms or they will be escorted to the back of the line. Wristbands will be valid for the purchase of the pins at the designated merchandise location until 1:00 P.M. on the day of distribution. Wristbands are limited. At 1:00 P.M. any remaining pins will be available for purchase at the designated merchandise location by persons who have not previously purchased the pin(s) on the day of release. Theme park admission required. Lost, stolen or damaged wristbands will not be replaced. Wristbands have no cash value. Restrictions apply. Subject to change without notice.
WDW Cast Pin Party
Thursday March 29, 2007
Mickey's Retreat at Little Lake Bryan
The Cast Pin Party will be held on Thursday, March 29 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The party will be held at Mickey's Retreat at Little Lake Bryan. Cast Members may bring up to six (6) Guests per valid Disney Cast Member ID.
A special collection of pins has been created for the 2007 parties. The pins will feature the world famous Disney characters presenting their Cast Member I.D. cards. The first pin in the collection will feature Mickey Mouse. Stay tuned for images about this special collection.
Cast Members that attend the party will receive one (1) randomly selected pin. There will be four randomly selected pins, each with an edition size of 1000. Each pin will be packaged in a black polybag, so you won't know which one you may get.
More details to come.
Friday March 2, 2007
WDW Cast Exclusive St. Patrick's Day Pin Released
Cast Member - St. Patrick's Day 2007
Tinker Bell and Peter Pan celebrate St. Patrick's Day 2007 in this Limited Edition, Cast Exclusive pin. Peter Pan is attached by a spring and Tinker Bell's wings are glitter-filled.
This pin will be released at Company D locations, and will only be sold to Cast Members and certain other employees of the Walt Disney World® Resort. All pins will be available while supplies last.
This pin will not be available for Mail Order sale.
|Edition Size: 1000
Retail: $7.00
To Be Released at WDW Tomorrow
Saturday March 3, 2007
Disney 3D - it's a small world
Relive your favorite Walt Disney World® attractions in 3D with this Limited Edition Pin of the Month series.
Take a relaxing voyage through "it's a small world" in this Limited Edition pin. The children from the attraction make up the first layer and the following layers add dimension to the finished scene. This pin is the third in the Disney 3D series.
Edition Size: 1000
Retail: $17.00
DSF Surprise Pin Released
Stitch - California Surfboard
Stitch is ready to catch a California wave in this Limited Edition
Surprise Pin. This pin features Stitch as a pin-on-pin with a California
Camp Pin-e-ha-ha
June 16 - 17, 2007
Hello Happy Campers!
Come join us for an extraordinary back-to-nature adventure as we keep an eye out for Humphrey the Bear, Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore and all his forest friends in the wilds of the Disneyland® Resort. Earn merit badges (pins) for participating in campin' activities such as hiking pinnacles, rafting or canoeing on rivers through pine covered mountains, fishing for pinnows, crafting and bird watching.
Rally round the campfire as we swap ghost stories that are sure to put you on pins and needles (pine needles, that is), and then join in a good old fashioned sing-a-long. And don't forget all that mouthwatering camp cookin'. You're sure to breathe a breath of fresh air as you gather with us for this campin' celebration in the grand outdoors of Camp Pin-E-Ha-Ha!
The DLR is excited to announce the following event packages for the Camp Pin-E-Ha-Ha pin event scheduled to take place June 16 - 17, 2007 at the Disneyland® Resort. The event packages are as follows and the price is per person:
MEADOW VIEW CABIN - (Disneys
Grand Californian Hotel® & Spa) - $399
Remember to mark your calendars, Camp Pin-E-Ha-Ha sign-ups will begin on March 26, 2007.Click Here
for Event Package Information
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Ahoy there bouncin' mateys!!! What's that I see on the horizon....
Pins to be released at the DLR for April 2007!!
DCL Open Edition Pin
Disney Cruise Line® - Mickey, Donald and Goofy
Mickey, Donald and Goofy are featured in this Open Edition Disney
Cruise Line® Pin. Mickey, Donald and Goofy are featured as a pin
on pin.
DLRP March Pin Releases
To Be Released at Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store
Tomorrow ~ Friday March 2, 2007
These pins will be released at Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store located in Hollywood, California on March 2, 2007 starting at 9:30 a.m.
El Capitan Marquee - Wild Hogs
The logo for Touchstone Picture's Wild Hogs is featured in the El
Capitan Theater Marquee on this Limited Edition pin. This pin features
a pin-on-pin element.
Hollywood Star - Jiminy Cricket
Edition Size: 300
Hollywood Star - Sorcerer
Edition Size: 300
Hollywood Star - Steamboat Willie
Edition Size: 300
Hollywood Star - Stitch
Edition Size: 300
|To Be Released at the DLR Tomorrow
Friday March 2, 2007
|35th Anniversary - Critter Country
Celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Critter Country with this Limited
Edition pin. Critter Country, once known as Bear Country, opened November
23, 1988. This pin features a spinner with one side showcasing the original
Bear Country name and the other side featuring Critter Country.
|Tinker Bell - Just Chillin'
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Last year I wrote about the Credit Card Bill of Rights, and what it really meant for you. This law went into effect last Monday, so here is a reminder about the key points of the new law and how it affects you.
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Mango Jicama Salad Recipe
By glymmer46
Difficulty: Easy | Total Time: 10 mins | Active Time: | Makes: 2-4 servings
A fresh, tangy salad; goes great with bbq, fish, or tacos.
- 1 large ripe mango
- 1 small jicama
- 1 small red onion
- 1 lime
- 1/2 cup fresh cilantro
- 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- salt and pepper
- optional: habanero chile powder
- Slice and peel half of the mango skin off, then cut fruit off seed and cut into cubes. Repeat for second half of mango.
- Cut jicama into 1/4cm slices, then cut again into 1/4 slices, creating long thin strips. Add to mango.
- Dice 1/2 the small red onion, add to mango and jicama.
- Chop cilantro and add to salad.
- Squeeze juice of 1 lime and drizzle olive oil over salad. Add salt and pepper. Optional: dust with chile powder. Mix.
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Twins ink right-hander Mike Pelfrey to one-year deal
Minneapolis, MN, United States (4E Sports) – The Minnesota Twins have signed right-hander Mike Pelfrey to a one-year deal with a base salary of $4 million and incentives that could reach another $1.5 million, hoping that he could provide boost to their rotation.
The source said the deal is pending a physical.
The 28-year-old Pelfrey started three games for the New York Mets during the 2012 season before undergoing Tommy John surgery on May 1 that cost him the remainder of the season.
Last month, the Mets had non-tendered Pelfrey after earning $5.7 million last year.
Pelfrey recently expressed confidence that he would be ready for normal workload during spring training despite the fact that one year is needed to recover from ligament-replacement surgery.
The pitcher has already been facing batters at his former college program, Wichita State University.
"I'm on track for Jan. 15. So everything is going well," Pelfrey said. "Tim Hudson came back in seven months (from Tommy John surgery). Joba Chamberlain last year came back in eight before he broke his ankle. And I'll be about eight and a half or so. I'll definitely be ready when spring training rolls around."
A 2005 first-round pick, Pelfrey went 50-54 with a 4.36 ERA in 153 appearances (149 starts) during seven seasons with the Mets.
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Stop beating yourself up over it.
It's about who was always there to make you smile.
Be gentle with yourself…
No need to feel it.
Actions will always tell the truth.
Things WILL turn out for the better.
Refuse to be reduced by it!
Something new to emerge.
Sometimes silence is a really good answer.
Love is when you look into someone's eyes & see their heart.
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Ed, it does make sense. I seem to be able to concentrate a bit better with some classical stuff on.
Right now though, Keane is playing. I know what you mean Paul. That album is just terrific.
Yes indeed - now then, I've been loving Scott Walker's album 3 - anybody?
Gotan Project
St Germain
Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn
Ry Cooder(not his country style!!!)
Jacques Brel
Phillip Glas and UAKTI ( Aguas da Amazonia)
Depends on the mood and whom is around;
Maroon 5
Scissor Sisters
Or a classical collection
If left to my daughter it would be the a looped copy of the Karaoke dance party from Shrek, Oh Sh*& got Dance to the music, stuck in my head again
Very topical Magda, as Scott Walker did an album of Jaques Brel cover versions (not heard it though)
I saw the man himself in one of his last concerts, he had already announced he was going to stop touring, still write music and record, and , boy, did he!!!
What an UNFORGETTABLE experience that was, you have No idea. (*:*)
Happy - Ramones, Husker Du, Squirrel Bait
SWMBO annoying me - Immortal, The Crown, Emperor
Tired - Biosphere, Global Communication
I have a fair bit of choice - 1400 albums to choose from
"Blood Music" - no, I only have (and have heard) 76:14. Have a few Biosphere releases though, fav is Patashnik - have both the CD and Blue Vinyl version. Remember vinyl anyone??
Vinyl ! wow, that takes me back
Let's see, I have Scorpions "The Zoo" in green vinyl, UFO "Young Blood" in clear vinyl and something by Krokus in red vinyl.
I also have picture disks, my favourite (harking back to the "favourite album cover" thread) being "The Trooper" by Iron Maiden, which is in the shape of Eddie (with sword).
This has got me in the mood to dust off a few and fire up the old Systemdek.
Journey by Kingdom Come with Arthur Brown - 1st drum machine
Picture Disks!!! Still have a few of them lurking somewhere, mostly Metallica but I'm sure there's an Alice Cooper in there as well. Not to mention the Slayer "Iron Cross" sleeved single! The best for sheer fun is the Metallica "Jump in the Fire" 7" picture/shaped single. (Must connect the record player up and educate the missus & nipper...haha)
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Nose to Ear – using all of the beast
My commitment to myself: eat seasonally (ie as locally as is possible), and not only participate in the process of getting the food to my table as much as possible, but also to use all of the food I am provided with and to not produce unnecessary waste.
One sunny Wednesday this fall I met a farmer in a seedy back alley behind Queen St., and a deal was done. Sounds unscrupulous, doesn't it? Scandalous even! What went on in that alley was a long time coming, the result of a post on wellpreserved.ca, from one of my food gurus, and I waited to make as my dish for the yearly birthday party I throw called Meatluck. That's right, Meatluck. Meatluck is an all meat potluck where I invite 50-60 friends over and everyone brings some booze and a dish containing meat. That is the only rule, at this point, that the dish must have a meat component. I randomly choose which course my friends are responsible for, and leave the rest up to them. Appetizers, sides, mains, and yes even desserts.
I like to do something out of the ordinary for my dish, and use an ingredient that most people would not have been used to, and the first two years I used calf tongue. The first year I just slow cooked it, and served it with challah and a bunch of mustard, while in the second year I cooked it and added it to a sauce of soubise that I learned how to make from Vicki, who learned it from Jaime Kennedy (recipe here). So, back to this years dish and the boar head I was gifted by Fred and Ingrid at Perth Pork Products, where I get the majority of my swine from.
As per the process on Joel's post (Joel #2 from Wellpreserved.ca, in this case) I cleaned up the head, brined it, and slow roasted it. I did very little different than the method that Joel describes, but I did include a lot of flavour in my brine in hopes that the meat would be extra tasty, not that it necessarily needed any help. Bay leaves, juniper berries, clove, pepper, and salt, all went in the pot, as did some sugar to add another level to the flavours. All said and done the head roasted for eight and a half hours at between 250-275, with a special basting liquid (yes, it's a secret) applied in the last hour of cooking.
After the party there was still lots left over that was not to be wasted, so the skin was turned into cracklin', and the meat into a terrine. I got a real satisfaction from the entire process, but getting my hands dirty and really getting every bit of meat off was really great. When I rendered the fat from the skin off while I was making the cracklin' I also added some duck fat I had sitting around, so when I poured it over the meat for the terrine there would be a richer flavour.
I really suggest you try this for yourself, it is really rewarding and your guests wont know what hit them. I borrowed a chafing dish from a friend, so the surprise of the head could be revealed, and have maximum impact. I love a good show. Head, knife, and a bunch of greasy fingers make Joel a happy boy. What will I present to my friends at Meatluck next year? It is going to be a doozy, and a year long process that will begin in the next few weeks. Stay tuned.


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Three boys tried to sell a baby in a classified advertisement because the baby cried to much, according to police.
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Michael L. Murphy, 71, of Mashpee died at his home on June 9 after a long battle with cancer.
Mr. Murphy was the son of Joshua Murphy Jr. and Evangeline (Doucette) Murphy. He worked as a heavy equipment operator with the Falmouth Department of Public Works prior to his retirement.
He enjoyed sailing on his boat, the S/V Miss Sweet Pea.
Mr. Murphy leaves his son, Sean Murphy of Hyde Park; his daughter, Maureen Murphy of Nashville, Tennessee; his brother, Joshua W. Murphy III of Waquoit; and two nieces, Lynne Ellsworth and Tracy Murphy.
A private memorial will be held at a later date.
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So, what we have here:
- An unhealthy lifestyle cast as a virtue (also, note the cigarette);
- Boneheaded rockism (like being on the cover of Q is a higher aspiration than being on the cover of Vogue - and anyway, hasn't she seen that women tend to be required to take off as many clothes to make the covers of the supposedly high-minded music mags she reveres than the fashion mag she dismisses);
- Slagging off another woman to make her point (oh, not directly, she's just using Nicole Richie as an example, but the catty subtext surely won't escape anyone's notice; also, how distasteful is it to sneer at the body size of someone who's had health issues regarding her weight; also, Nicole Richie has never made an album!);
- Concluding with a life goal based entirely around her own body size which is surely as depressing as any airhead who says theiir aim in life is to be a size zero.
God, just go away Adele.


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juliefaerae said...
I really cannot express how much I would like to see them update character models.
My main is a female tauren. And while I love her and would never change her race, if her model suddenly looked better, I would rejoice. Even something as simple as having a few more face options (we have four) would be amazing. Bonus if we could actually customize our manes a bit and maybe have, I don't know. Some personality? And some extra polygons so that her fingers don't look like some sort of strange 8 bit sausages would be awesome.
No one I've talked to would cry about their character looking better. And you know, even if they did, I'm sure they'd get over it. Druids have new cat and bear forms. The world didn't implode when these were introduced. If they can change the way a class *functions* every patch in the name of balancing PvP, I'm pretty sure they can update character models without losing too may customers.
RetPallyJil said...
Druids were begging for that change.
Ninety percent of the people screaming for new human female skins are people who don't play human females.
We're pretty happy the way we are, thanks.
If the one decent troll face your're talking about is the blowup dollesque look of ditzy surprise I wouldn't even count that one. Seriously, check the female toons of all the races at least one of them has the wide eyes, slightly open mouth and raised eyebrows of a blowup doll. I wonder where Blizzard got the impression that women looked like that ;)
Gah, thank you. I can't stand the "dull surprise" look on the cuteface troll or the second cuteface female orc, and I find them less attractive than I do the so-called "hideous" faces that actually have some personality and look like they're marginally aware of their surroundings. It makes it worse when every other troll female I meet looks exactly the same, and all of them appear to be pondering the void.
IMO a lot of the "ugly" faces are actually pretty cool-looking with the right color combination and hairstyle.


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This programme aims to enhance your skills in the critical analysis of the underlying language of film. It offers advanced knowledge of the theoretical and historical aspects of film in a range of national and transnational contexts, and develops and widens your knowledge of film as both a medium and an aspect of wider cultural histories.
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Ignore is NOT the way to go with this one. Ignore does other things than just ignore the spam some tank (who is trying to do his best - and hence probably a decent tank), the most important thing it does here is it PREVENTS you from getting that tank through LFD again.
With tank shortages, and the silly queue times, the LAST thing you want to do is to ignore a decent tank.
Next I would ask - is it really appropriate to ignore the person who is controlling and leading your dungeon group? If he asks for cc from you, you wont hear or do it, he asks if you can kite/offheal/pause for 2 secs while he grabs a drink etc.....You WONT KNOW. This would make YOU the weak and emminently kickable link in that run then.
Still wanna ignore the tank? If not then just politely ask him to disable the addon - and give him 2 mins - then continue killing stuff. Simple.


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Dali's early arrival
Salvador Dali's famed melting-watches painting "The Persistence of Memory" will go on view at the High Museum of Art on Friday,[10/12] four days earlier than originally announced. "Persistence" is now joining the exhibit "Salvador Dali: The Late Work" in time to help the High celebrate the fifth anniversary of its expansion. There will be free admission from 5 to 10 that night, free cupcakes for the first 500 visitors and museum shop and membership discounts. 404-733-4444, www.high.org.
'Laramie' moves up
Following the suicide of gay Rutgers University student Tyler Clementi in late September and a series of headline-grabbing bullying incidents, the Sandy Springs youth and community theater Act 3 Productions has decided to move up its production of "The Laramie Project." Act 3 had originally scheduled the drama about the reaction to the 1998 murder of gay University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard for next February, but will now present it Dec. 2-5.
"Here we are, 12 years after the murder of Matthew Shepard, hearing about the suicides of other gay students, including Tyler Clementi," said Act 3 co-founder Patti Mactas. "It's upsetting on so many levels, and demonstrated to me that we all must continue to talk about treating each other with tolerance, respect and kindness. We have moved up the performance dates of 'The Laramie Project' to reach out to people in the wake of Tyler's tragic suicide, and following reports of bullying incidents nationwide."
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