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Minnesota Twins All-Star catcher Joe Mauer officially became the proud father of his own set of twins Wednesday morning.
Mauer and his wife, Maddie, officially welcomed their baby girls Emily and Maren into the world on early Wednesday morning, announced a tweet by Twins media relations director Dustin Morse.
The couple wed in December and wasn't expecting the twins' arrival until late August, but it turns out, the girls didn't want to miss any more of the 2013 season.
Mauer was scratched from the lineup shortly before Tuesday night's game against the Los Angeles Angels and rushed home to be with his wife. Sub Chris Herrmann wasn't expected to play Tuesday night, but saw his career-first grand slam that delivered the Twins to a 10-3 win in the 10th inning.
Mauer has been placed on baseball's paternity list. Catcher Drew Butera from Class AAA Rochester is set to replace him.
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If my electric went out can I cook then can frozen veg's, meats?
Hi, that is a great question. My answer with meats is yes. Be sure it is completely thawed and then pressure can as usual.
Canning Meat
With Vegetables, I believe it would be safe, what I'm not sure of is the quality of the final product. I'm afraid it might get mushy.
I did a search for more information from my extension service and did find this article.
If Your Freezer Stops
In discussing options for when the freezer goes out this comment was made:
"keep canning supplies on hand to preserve food when there is no chance of using your freezer soon."
I would make the assumption that means it is safe. They do not mention the quality of the food after canning.
But sometimes mushy green beans are better than no green beans Eh?
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Tango Bistro
- Address:
39 Morris Ave
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010Neighborhood:
Bryn Mawr
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Tango Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.tastetango.com/
- Phone: 6105269500x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm, Saturday Brunch: 12:00pm - 3:00pm, Sunday Brunch: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Latin American, American
- Executive Chef: Samuel Sheridan
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Delivery, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: private parties are available from 8-75 people.
for private event inquiries and date availability, please call and ask for an in-house manager.
Or if you are interested in specifics of hosting a party at Tango, please download and view our private party package at our website.
- Private Party Contact: Lauren Guttilla 6105269500x
A word from Tango Bistro
Tango's menu offers contemporary American Cuisine in a comfortable setting, located just off the train tracks in Bryn Mawr. You can settle in to our Main Dining Room in a cozy banquette, enjoy dining by the fireplace or perhaps the intimacy of a smaller room with bright French doors. Our Train Room is reminiscent of a dining car as the train whizzes by the window. In the summer, enjoy Tango's deck seating. A large wrap-around patio comfortably seats guests under a shaded canopy or along our fabulous Cantina Bar. Voted "2008 Best Al Fresco Dining on the Main Line" by Main Line Today.Continued
Our menu features the comfortable dishes you always love and we feature seasonal specialties with some cultural flare. Tango offers an extensive beverage menu and wine list to compliment your meal.
Our menu features the comfortable dishes you always love and we feature seasonal specialties with some cultural flare. Tango offers an extensive beverage menu and wine list to compliment your meal.
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Tango Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
182 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (95)great for lunch (57)good for groups (53)fit for foodies (52)great for outdoor dining (52)special occasion (52)romantic (40)great for brunch (33)notable wine list (24)scenic view (21)kid-friendly (19)vibrant bar scene (15)hot spot (10)late-night find (9)Show More
- Wonderful!Claire8Dined on 9/26/2014My friends and I stopped in for restaurant week. We loved the choices that were available, the food was fantastic, and our server was really great as well. I recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My 3 visitssunLemonsDined on 9/24/2014Prefer Tango for lunch...dinner seems un-organized. But good food for price...wine is a little on the pricey side ..but nice selectionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tango for weekdaysJoanDined on 9/24/2014Good food, cozy seating and great for a weekday dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I expectedhayes86VIPDined on 9/24/2014The food was just ok. I couldn't eat all of my meal so I asked them to wrap it to go and the waitress put the dirty plates on top of my food. When I brought it to her attention she removed the plate then preceeded to wrap up the food and give it to me. Really?? I was eating my dessert and a gnat landed on top. Just wasn't a good night!Special Features:
- looks greatNadi73Dined on 9/22/2014We felt the food was aromatic and plated well. However, the taste was mediocre. It was just enough seasonong so it wasn't bland but pleasant. We had the rock shrimp and calamari for apps, flank steak salad and seafood over rice( that looked a little congealed) and bread pudding and upside down pinapple cake (heavy and dense and bland). However, as this as restaurant week, I was glad we didnt pay full price. The experince allowed us try a different cuisine, but we wont be back. And later at home, our bodies were in agreement of our assessment, as we had to use the restroom.Special Features:
- Good restaurant but not WOWOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/22/2014Really enjoyed Main Line Restaurant Week - would come back for the Rock Shrimp Tempura and the Chicken PiccataSpecial Features:
- Always a pleasureChigirlDined on 9/21/2014The dining experience is an affordable pleasure. We have been coming to Tango for many years. Recently our daughter gave us a thank-you gift certificate because she and her partner love it as well.Special Features:
- AMLGDDined on 9/20/2014We came here for my birthday. It was the perfect choice.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/19/2014Good food from a varied menu, and really excellent service.Special Features:
- always reliably goodlatinprofVIPDined on 9/14/2014gr8 food and service in a fun atmosphere always. a go-to restaurant for any occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very good dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/13/2014I have eaten at Tango only a few times, and each time has been a pleasant experience. We dined with another couple this past Saturday night and had an excellent dinner at a nice table in a quiet area. Three of the four of us had the trout which was excellent. I think the food is a cut above other local eateries in the area and worth the few extra dollars.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun concept lackluster executionPhillyDinerDined on 9/13/2014Birthday Dinner, fun concept for environment, Noisy, Service lacking. Long wait dispite reservation. Then long wait @ table w/Server visible setting up group table. Bar drinks served after salad w/main course. Support service brought served us another table's order, did not check on us during the meal. Most of the ood adequately prepared. Entrees blacked swordfish & scallops w/ risotto/asparagus. Salads generous servings, lettuce for the harvest salad had a few bits past prime. Swordfish well prepared, served w/ snow peas. Scallops well prepared but swimming in mediocre tomato sauce served w/undercooked risotto w/very few asparagus bits. Dessert cheesecake & key lime pie, served out of the box. Suburban fare, not inspired to return.
- Very solidmschaffer4Dined on 9/13/2014This old baggage holding building that used to be a part of BrynMawr station is a great, quaint neighborhood spot. We just moved to the area and were looking for something solid. After reading reviews, we settled on Tango and were pleasantly surprised. Ahi and calamari apps were cooked perfectly and well presented, though I preferred a bit of salt added. Jumbalaya was above average and a huge portion, short rib special was another huge portion that required a doggie bag. Wanted to sit by a trackside window to watch the trains. All but one of the windows is small -(a function of the converted railcar - Will definitely be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LaurieVIPDined on 9/12/2014Tango's menu has a broad range...everything from tacos to jambalaya to steaks, lamb chops and crabcakes. Calamari appetizer , Jambalaya and lamb were all very good...wine service was a little odd. It took 3 tries to get what we asked for. Fortunately we are easy-going and our waitress was very sweet so it was an enjoyable evenning.Special Features:
- Always a gemlainyVIPDined on 9/12/2014Dinner was over the top Everything was excellent from appetizer to dessertSpecial Features:
- Like the old dining car...BrynMawrBoyDined on 9/11/2014Our table by the Main Line tracks took me right back 40 years to trips on the Broadway Limited, and dinner in their upscale dining cars. Excellent service combines with an interesting menu at reasonable prices. I had the duck and my lady had the jambalaya, both very well prepared. I can't speak to the wine list because I enjoyed a selection from the craft brews on tap. The only demerit was the cappuccino, which presents well in its funnel-shaped glass, but is really awkward to drink. Otherwise an outstanding evening out.Special Features:
- LollyVIPDined on 9/5/2014we love it, always great.would recommend it always,never had a bad mealSpecial Features:
- Always goodRetiredGourmetVIPDined on 9/5/2014I had the Jambalaya. Huge portion and loaded with seafood, sausage and chicken.Special Features:
- Cute Train going by…NewZagats2VIPDined on 8/30/2014Well, it is cute that the train is going by. Our server was a sweet guy and we loved our neighbors! Sweet ladies in their 80's with a lot of character! :-) But, the favorite was the crab rolls… and the salad with apricots was just OK… it could have used something. I wished they weren't sulfur preserved. We had the scallops and they were in this sauce they we agreed, ruined the scallops! It was too sweet for a curry or a tomato base… it missed something. The rice was mushy and dull. Chef needs some love. <3Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lunch meetingbjc1Dined on 8/30/2014Good food, varied menu, fair prices, good service. Quiet spots available for conversation with no rushing.Special Features:
- Our FavoriteRetiredGourmetVIPDined on 8/29/2014Evry dish we have tried here over the past 14 years has been fantastic!Special Features:
- Tango never disappoints.JaneDined on 8/28/2014At Tango I especially like sitting where I can look out at the trains, and feel as if I am eating in a dining car. There are also tables that accommodate large parties (10-12) especially well. The food is good: varied menu, several favorite dishes (I esp. like the fish tacos and the wild mushroom ravioli). Drinks never disappoint, and although I never come just to drink at the bar it looks as if folks who do are having a good time. Noise level is a real plus: in no part of the restaurant is it loud, even when it's pretty full.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tango was goodTazzDined on 8/22/2014I enjoyed the food and ambiance at Tango. My wife had been there several times. This was my first time. My meal was delicious.Special Features:
- ladiesluv2dineVIPDined on 8/16/2014Fantastic place,a gem love looking at the trains go bySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - very slow serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/13/2014This is a great place for lunch - but not if you are in a hurry. Our table of four ordered soup, salads and fish tacos and it took about 35 minutes for our meal to arrive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Four to Tangowycolyco81Dined on 8/9/2014For whatever reason, servIce was agonizingly s-l-o-w, unlike other visits. The kitchen couldn't even get an order for a medium rare NY strip steak correctly prepared (overdone). The steak was taken back and another one was served that still wasn't cooked to order. The manager apologized and deducted the cost of the steak which was expected. It took a terribly long time to bring dessert to the table, once ordered. I think this was our fourth or fifth visit and all previous visits were what you would expect from a restaurant of this caliber. But this visit showed little semblance to the other occasions - new management? short-staffed? I don't know but I wouldn't want to make a future reservation without checking other diner's comments.
- Server station too close to tableMainlinePAfoodieVIPDined on 8/8/2014Food = good. Service = great. Atmosphere = awkward. There was a new manager speaking to a server for a good 15 minutes without breaking to turn around and realize we were standing at the host stand for a solid 3 minutes and kept talking after we were seated. (Was no hostess until Another server told the girl in kitchen we were there) Other servers speaking loud enough to hear conversations at the server station right outside kitchen door. Also one very drunk man who was trying to get new manager to do him a favor to give his # to one of the female employees. Conversation went on too long & very strange to watch. Overall we spent more time listening to others conversations than having our own as they were so distracting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always goodNat1VIPDined on 8/8/2014We go often and always have a great meal. Good for special occasions or for meeting friends. Service is great. Fun to sit in the train room or for a more formal feel sit in the main dining room.
- A beautiful evening on the deckmainlinemamaVIPDined on 8/8/2014I love the Brie salad which is consistently delicious and my husband had the filet which was perfectly done as he requested. The service was good and we enjoyed watching the trains. Only draw back was when the compressor came on (don't sit in at he tables near the bar).Special Features:
- Nice spot near Bryn Mawr train staPhilsphanVIPDined on 8/8/2014Nice restaurant right next to Bryn Mawr train station. We made a res via opentable on Wed for party of 4 for Friday. I asked to be seated outside (called the Cantina) on the form. We called at 4 to say we would be a party of 5. When we arrived we were given the option to sit inside in a booth or on the outside (front door side) facing the parking lot. Cantina was full. We chose indoors. It was very nice. My friends were pleased with the choice. I had one of the specials: pork tenderloin piccata with gnocchi. Very good. Two of my friends split the Brie salad. I tasted the almond encrusted Brie- delish. Other got crab cake-excellent. Consho Brewing saison on tap. Nice bar up front where we stayed for a drink. Great bartender.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant EveningNhsmd1Dined on 8/7/2014Spent our wedding anniversary with great friends at Tango for dinner. The trout, scallops, and salmon were all excellent choices. Our waitress was attentive and friendly. Watching the trains go by is always fun! It was a wonderful evening.
- Good place to goJayLDined on 8/6/2014Consistently good. The food seems to have gotten even better than the past. I would be comfortable in going there with anyone--foodies or otherwise.
- JWiggsDined on 8/5/2014Tango is one of my absolute favorites on the Mainline. It is affordable, fine dining, and a local gem! The food is always prepared fresh with fresh seasonal ingredients. I usually get the same thing everytime, because the Mushroom Ravioli is just so darn good, but my husband is a junky for their specials that change constantly. Never once have I had a poor experience. Top notch customer service, which I appreciate more than anything this day and age.Special Features:
- Great outdoor brunch spotMareVIPDined on 8/3/2014Went for Sunday brunch and I had read the opening time wrong, so was early, my friend got there before me even earlier, they were very accommodating and said we could come inside and sit, we opted for outside and they brought us coffee while we waited for them to open. It is a highly rated restaurant in the area and lives up to its rep. The food and drinks were great and service also. The outdoor space is huge plus.Special Features:
- Oof. Not what we were expecting...DisplacedWesternerVIPDined on 8/2/2014We had never been to this place before and thought it had closed. But, found out it was open and gave it a shot. Mistake. Food is fair (and I think that is generous). Waitress messed up my entree and said that I must have misunderstood her or misspoke. How about, "let me get you what you wanted." (She was great otherwise but I thought that was a big misstep.) I could handle the first two problems. But, when I compare the overall experience with the price on the menu, there's a big disconnect. This place is WAY, WAY overpriced given the experience. Holy cow. I don't know if the experience used to merit this type of price point or if they have raised prices but not the experience. Either way, it does not work.
- Lovely dinner for 4EatingoodDined on 8/2/2014We had a party of 4 on a Saturday evening to celebrate my wife's birthday. Tango was the right selection. The food was prepared well. The noise and crowd level was unnoticeable. Our server was unobtrusive. We were able to focus on our conversations and had a pleasant celebratory evening. We are definitely dining at Tango again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous!jillygDined on 8/1/2014Great ambience with excellent service as well. The food was beautifully presented and the taste matched the presentation. We will go back again.Special Features:
- HahndocVIPDined on 8/1/2014Tango is predictable and a bit boring. The food is predictable and fine. The service is fine although the wait person forgot to bring me a salad that I ordered. (just a mistake, it happens). Having been there over 30 times, just would like a menu makeover in some fashion or different specials. It all seems the same.
- We love TangoDelcoGPSDined on 7/29/2014Went back to Tango with our friends to celebrate another birthday, and had a very good experience. We all enjoyed the gazpacho. Everyone was pleased with their entrees and Christine provided excellent service. Each couple decided to share deserts as we were getting full. Deserts were great. Tango has been a reliable place to go for really good food any night of the week.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- G8 onion soup..latinprofVIPDined on 7/29/2014All the food is good, but the onion soup is not to be missed...Wonderful servers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Sometimes marketers forget that media platforms are enablers to big ideas. They aren't the big ideas themselves.
The media channels developing today are creating an unparalleled opportunity for marketers. As a result, P&G, the world's largest advertiser, is famously shifting media wholesale from TV to digital. Marc Pritchard, head marketer at P&G, recently said, "This is probably the most profound time of change that has occurred in brand building since the end of the Second World War when mass marketing really took off."
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None of these vehicles are affordable. All of them are almost or over ten years old. If you get any of them, major maintenance costs are coming your way, no matter how well its previous owners treated it. Most of them are classified as luxury cars, so expect to spend at least as much as the price of the car on repairs over the next few years.
If you can only spend 10k on a car, you can't afford luxury. Unless of course, you're loaded and are just getting a cheap one to work on as a hobby.
Oh, and the Camry is absolutely hideous.
If you can only spend 10k on a car, you can't afford luxury. Unless of course, you're loaded and are just getting a cheap one to work on as a hobby.
Oh, and the Camry is absolutely hideous.
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I am in full agreement with sadfsadf. The luxury industry is clear, if you can afford the vehicle, be prepared to afford the repairs. Several years ago, owned a 1996 Lexus ES350 - smoked 6 months after purchase (was told the car was certified until the smoking began), it was cheaper to trade in than fix. Traded for a 1998 Volvo S80 T2, bought the extended warranty - every oil change was $250 (deductible on the ext warr), Dealership found something wrong every time. Now it is NEW Cadillac CTS models every 4 years, no problem!!!! I realize that none of these models are convertables, just making a point on used luxury.
Jul 9, 2013 8:44AM
I'm sorry, but the author is totally bereft of any hard automotive knowledge. First of all - his price ranges are total off-base; anyone can perform a cursory study of available vehicles fitting into the model-year ranges he cites and prove that part wrong - add another 50 to 100% to the pricing he lists in his article and maybe you'll be close to reality. Also, he pokes fun at the Ford Mustang interior referring to it as "cheap" and the chassis as exhibiting "more flex over bumps than some pricier BMWs and Porsches" - the Mustang interior is meant to be retro in styling and let me tell you from first-hand experience - the Mustang corners and maneuvers better than the BMW and comes very close to the handling of the Porsche - if equipped with a V-8 and manual transmission it will blow the doors off of any one of the models he includes in his review. This guys is definitely not a "car" guy or "gearhead" - just a wannabe "pretend" yuppie sophisticate with a bias to the imports because in his world that presents an image of prestige - be a man and drive a cool car and know what you're talking about before you post it on an Internet automotive review site.
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Although not exactly the same I bought. 1989 mustang gt convertible and took it to a mechanic to confirm if the car was the beauty I thought it was. He confirmed it was in fantastic shape and we both recognized what would be needed in the near future and what I could expect to pay for these repairs. Because it was 20 years old I was able to put classic plates on it and that capped the property taxes at about 20$ a year. Keep in my mind this is our summer toy and not being used everyday all year round as our only transportation. Do the proper research and have reasonable expectations for the age of the car and weigh it against what you expect from the vehicle. I'll tell you this there a lot of old fun cars out there that can be quite affordable. Always check parts availability and if a specialized mechanic is needed, Volkswagons in my experience can be expensive for example due to needing a mechanic that is proficient in foreign cars.
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If there's one thing we know for sure, it's that any time a gay-related question is asked at the White House briefing, Robert Gibbs will give a confusing answer. But, every now and then, his answers are actually good for the pro-equality side. Today, in response to a question from Kerry Eleveld asking if DOJ was "tone deaf," Gibbs took a swipe at the Department of Justice's recent brief defending Don't Ask, Don't Tell (we first reported on that brief here.)
Gibbs found it "odd" that DOJ used the old testimony of Colin Powell and thought Obama would think that, too:
The Advocate: So obviously there's a number of cases sort of wending their way through the courts right now challenging DOMA and "don't ask, don't tell." Last week the Department of Justice filed another brief defending "don't ask, don't tell." It angered a lot of advocates; some legal scholars thought it was a step backwards in terms of dismantling the law. Is the President at all concerned that DOJ is a little insular or tone deaf on issues that are sort of politically sticky, especially those of interest to the LGBT community?
GIBBS: I will say this, obviously the President has enunciated his support for ending "don't ask, don't tell," rolling back — made a commitment to roll back DOMA in the campaign. Obviously, the Justice Department has — is charged with upholding the law as it exists, not as the President would like to see it. We have obviously taken steps on the front of "don't ask, don't tell," and I think we've made a genuine amount of progress. I will say, was it odd that they included previous statements from General Colin Powell on a belief set that he no longer had? I don't think the President would disagree with that.
Um, the DOJ is an Executive Branch department. The guy who signed the DADT brief (and the DOMA brief) Assistant Attorney General Tony West is a political appointee. Didn't anyone learn anything from that DOMA brief debacle last June?
Last week's DADT brief was another DOJ disaster. The brief, especially the use of Powell's testimony, has been heavily criticized, including a hit from Rachel Maddow.
There was a follow-up question from Kerry with an answer that wasn't helpful — and was a little hard to believe:
The Advocate: Does the President think it's constitutional, "don't ask, don't tell?"
GIBBS: I have not heard him talk about that.
Wait, Robert, you have not heard him talk about that? Funny how the NY Times heard in January that the President didn't want to defend DADT before the Supreme Court:
But it was in Oval Office strategy sessions to review court cases challenging the ban — ones that could reach the Supreme Court — that Mr. Obama faced the fact that if he did not change the policy, his administration would be forced to defend publicly the constitutionality of a law he had long opposed.
It's hard to fathom how a former constitutional law professor wouldn't have at least broached the subject of DADT's constitutionality in a discussion about "court cases challenging the ban." I guess Robert Gibbs missed that meeting or didn't see it in a minor publication like the NY Times.
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Relax in this immaculate home in a prime Lunenburg location surrounded by ocean views, perennial gardens and well tended lawns. Enjoy swimming with the loons, sunbathing, and beautiful sunsets that the Best Kept Secret has to offer.
This gorgeous 20-acre privately owned property is situated in the Lunenburg area, offering waterfront views of the back harbour of Lunenburg and plenty of space to relax.
Located in the community of Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and homeport of the famous Bluenose, the town provides remarkable architecture, sailing excursions and whale watch tours as well as excellent restaurants and a unique variety of shops.
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Last year, on November 13, was Halong, a community sharing and cultural show and the culmination of the Bayan Expo 2011 experience.
I feel privileged to be back here in Pinas as I reflect on our experiences and all that has happened since then. I looked through all the old posts, smiled and sighed, and let myself relive many of those moments. I'm so thankful for this blog, and for the opportunity to know how my HnD kasamas experienced those moments, and how each of us interpreted what we learned.
It feels peculiar being back home, and not on an exposure program. When I arrived at the airport, it felt weird to be without a crew. I was happy, but it felt kind of hollow. I didn't feel like I had really landed until today, when I visited the Bayan and Gabriela office. After sitting in on a couple of meetings (Inter- Party List @ Bayan, Staff Meeting and Gabriela), I felt like I was myself again.
Expo 2011 had it share of difficulties. But collectively, we pushed through and had an unbelievably dope overall experience. It was most definitely, some of the best and happiest times of my life. Going back to Seattle was very very hard. Not only because of my usual bicontinental blues, but because shortly after I experienced a bittersweet romantic entanglement with a comrade here, I went home and experienced the deepest heartbreak of my adult life. Shortly after I went back to Seattle, I found out my brother (who turned out to be a huge part of our expo) had done great harm to a person in the Seattle community. I still haven't fully reconciled what that means to our relationship, but I felt like I lost a brother this past year.
On the other hand, I developed a deep affinity that turned into a great love during this trip. I actually felt this for every one of the HnD crew, but one in particular evolved in a romantic direction. This relationship has been and continues to be a very valuable learning experience.
Every one of the 2011 exposurists has done incredible organizing work in the past year, despite some major challenges. I truly feel that our area has been revitalized and feel better than ever. Usually hearing about the issues and activities taken on by orgs here make me feel inadequate, but when I think about our growing campaign work, our membership consolidation and how each organization has truly invested in each other, I feel so damn good. And HELLA proud. And really happy I went back to Seattle to be part of that.
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mr crypto (229724) writes "In 2010 the Washington DC election board announced it had set up an e-voting system for absentee ballots and was planning to use it in an election. However, to test the system, it invited the security community and members of the public to try and hack it three weeks before the election.
"It was too good an opportunity to pass up," explained Professor Alex Halderman from the University of Michigan. "How often do you get the chance to hack a government network without the possibility of going to jail?"
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CSS3 Gradient Buttons The Right Way
Do you like the picture below? Do you want to know how to make those things in pure #CSS the right and reusable way?
People make CSS3 gradient buttons for a while now, but the problem is that web-designers tend to just google some css3 gradient generators, then enter some colors in there, then copy paste some giant piece of auto-generated css. Which is kinda fine until you want to change a color or add an icon, or reuse that pail of code in any way.
Luckily for us, there is always a better way to do things.
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The trick to good CSS3 gradients is to use rgba colors instead of the usual rgb or hex values. You define a semi-transparent gradient layer for your buttons, say kinda like that
.button background-image: -webkit-linear-gradient(rgba(255,255,255,0.7) 5%, rgba(255,255,255,0) 70%, rgba(0,0,0,.05) 85%) background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(rgba(255,255,255,0.7) 5%, rgba(255,255,255,0) 70%, rgba(0,0,0,.05) 85%) background-image: -ms-linear-gradient(rgba(255,255,255,0.7) 5%, rgba(255,255,255,0) 70%, rgba(0,0,0,.05) 85%) background-image: -o-linear-gradient(rgba(255,255,255,0.7) 5%, rgba(255,255,255,0) 70%, rgba(0,0,0,.05) 85%) background-image: linear-gradient(rgba(255,255,255,0.7) 5%, rgba(255,255,255,0) 70%, rgba(0,0,0,.05) 85%) background-color: #eee
As you can see, I used three levels, a fully transparent color in the middle, white semi-transparent on top and dark semi-transparent at the bottom. This will produce a nice modern plastic-like semi-transparent gradient over your button.
Btw, don't use just two colors, that will look glossy like windows vista and all designers will lough at you.
The great thing about this approach is that you can reuse this layer everywhere and you don't need to go back to a CSS gradient generator every time you want to change the background color. You can specify it directly in CSS as a normal color!
.button // gradients are in here &.red background-color: #ecc &.blue background-color: #cce &.green background-color: #cec
This will produce buttons like those
Pretty neat, huh?
You also might need to define special styles for active, disabled and hovered versions of buttons, but that's again just adjustments in the semi-transparent layer we defined in the very beginning, you won't have to change the actual background-color property of your button in every pseudo-class.
Adding The Icons
And finally, lets add some icons on the buttons. I already described in this post how you can make imageless icons in #CSS, but if you want icons exactly like on the first picture, here is what you can do
.button-add, .button-edit, .button-delete padding-left: 2.5em padding-right: .8em &:before border-right: inherit background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0.1) position: absolute top: 0 left: 0 height: 100% text-align: center line-height: 1.3em .button-add:before content: "\u271A" .button-edit:before content: "\u270E" .button-delete:before content: "\u2716"
After you add both button and say button-add classes, the icon will appear on your button. It's that simple.
What About Old Browsers?
One of the nice things about this approach is that it automatically falls back gracefully. Because you already specified the background-color and the border attributes correctly, the old browsers will just skip the gradients and show flat buttons. Say here is how it looks like in IE9
In more older browsers there won't be the icons and round corners, but it still will be a normal gray button that will look and behave like a normal button.
If you want the full version of the css code, go and check the lovely.io ui core project lovely.io is an HTML5 centric project and we use those semi-transparent gradients in there as a default solution to generate the basic collection of buttons, icons and that sort of stuff.


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I have been working on my sketchbook for some time now. I have drawings with different themes so I do not get tired of any of them. There were times in which my drawing was more sarcastic and there were times it was more religious. Nowadays, I do not follow any particular trend and I do whatever pleases me at the time. My sketchbook has some characters I have created, but in Brazil this means nothing and has no commercial value. The USA is the cradle of the comic books ........... That's it for now.
I am sorry about my English skills (especially in the replies). I depend on translators, but I hope the images will talk for themselves.
I see many excellent albums here and I would like to make many more comments and compliments, but I don't speak English very well. I am working on this, though. The text you see here was written by a friend. =)
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I don't quite understand what you're writing...but these stuff are really really good! Who needs language when you can draw anyway!
Nice start.
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it forgives me, my English is bad, very bad and I depend on google translating, therefore I prevent very (to write)month that comes (I will have particular lessons) of English
The english needs work but the drawings are A-OK! xD
Beautiful sketches. I really dig the marker stuff and the spepia-ish sketch (1st one). What did you use for that? Markers?!
These are beautiful. Keep posting.
thanks...1)pencil work 2)hidrocor pens ...later work watery...the ink of the pens (wet) is a little with this tonality ...to understand?
thanks, goes to have many images soon hehehe....
plus some images now only posting the 4 days because I will not be in house
Very nice work man. Love the star wars sketches. Would love to see more of that. But the photoshop stuff is nice as well.
You've got some really nice sketches there! Like the star wars ones, I saw Natalie Portman on the tube last week!! Lol.
he was ready my videos"it finished to leave the oven " really is comfortable to work with the ARTRAGE
video step by step"Angelina"
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Amazing work, the sketches at the top are beautiful.
Keep posting!
"No, on second thought, let's not go to Camelot. It is a silly place."
Yeah I like the sketches at the top, really cool stuff all around too!
some really sick shit you got going on ... look forward to seeing more
Thanks guys...I am preparing a cool material, in some weeks will be ready
some of the sketches have differences " for the time made between them are years.
Such a variety of styles here. Love the comic sketches, and teh one with the little boy playing with the model train, it has such a different mood than your other sketches. Cant wait to see more of your work.
thanks...ei Envisor...its third drawing of its (your)sketchbook would be ,Mr.Bruce Willis?
Ive got a new Sketchbook as well. Titled Envisor's Crossdress Theater. And yes that one was Bruce Willis. Thx for taking the time to look. Keep up the sketching.
my friend, asked for to me to retouch the image that was not liking resulted it(picta warrior versus celtic warrior )
I really like the ones from the sketchbook, the quality of the line is great! You should post more of those, and I'd like to see some environments too (I get the feeling they would be very nice, for some reason!)
Keep it up!
hey... great colour work, dude
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real nice SB, specially the paintings. Continua o bom trabalho!
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the eyes were bothering me " were a nastiness " now are happy with the result
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The sketches right on the top are beautiful.....are they pencils combined with marker/watercolor, or are they retouched digital? Can´t figure it out...
Nice work
ei Delmar,the first images alone I changed the HUE/SATURATION and retouchings of some "dirt" of scaning,alone this ...thanks
wow! incredible work man, cant wait to see more.
check out my sketchbook: http://conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=230539
thanks Wingg...
ei guys,here it is the video "step by step"
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the last works ...acrilic on canvas...thanks guys
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this image I see eat sketch, I can have a good finishing ...but I see it as sketch...perhaps for color PB.
moved for final finishing(illustration-book)
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I love flame libra I just got him today and my friend to to beat me with all of his beys like gemios pegasus and even burn fireblaze whoever said that dark wolf easily takes out libra is a liar because my flame libra pwned my friends dark wolf today my first day using him he beat like 20 beys that were all my friends HE ROCKS if you love playing beyblades and you like stamina and attack libra is your bye
Libra is incredible and reliable. Libra was meant to take down popular beyblades like rock leone and L drago. Libra is the bane of all pegasis types, except maybe galaxy. But unpopular ones that are extremely good but not very noticed like Dark Wolf or even Earth Bull easily destroy it. But for any serious beyblade fan, this is a must.
One of my first beys was flame libra. I thought he'd be good because of ES. I was right. It had epic balance and it beat these: Burn Fireblaze, Dark Bull, Rock Aries, and many many more. But sadly, I lost it at a relatives house. Now, it should be packed in one of many, many, many boxes in the attic of my house. It might take a while before I find it... ( P.S. flame Libra, R.I.P. )
Flame Libra is the best bey around. It has SO MUCH stamina- more than even Thermal Pisces! Flame Libra could beat any beyblade! The stamina is good no matter where you battle because of the awesome performance tip that spins separately from the bey. Also, the power that the ES performance tip has can be EQUAL to an ATTACK TYPE BEY with all the stamina and bunches of balance! BUY HIM then VOTE FOR HIM!
Flame libra should be 2 because he can beat earth eagle I test it and libra won
I don't really agree with the parts they give Libra in the beginning, but, if you change some of them, you WILL HAVE THE BEST BEY IN THE WORLD! My brother forced me to play Beyblade with him, so I just threw together my current Libra. Now he can't beat me. HE HASN'T EVEN COME CLOSE! Oh course, this only makes him want to play with me more, but it feels good to win. If you want the best Bey in the history of the world, experiment with Libra. You'll be, I guarantee it, surprised by what you can bring of him.
(Hint: My current Libra is also the smallest Bey ever. See if you can figure out what parts I used ; P )
(Hint: My current Libra is also the smallest Bey ever. See if you can figure out what parts I used ; P )
I swear that when you get flame libra you will get addicted to it. When mine came in the mail in 2008( YES 2008 I GOT FROM JAPAN! ). I hugged it the whole day. It beat: all L-dragos, Gravity Perseus, Rock Leone, Earth Eagle, and about a Billion more. Buy it and VOTE! You will never regret it.
Flame libra is awesome and when he's on his side he gets back up!
Flame Libra was my best one when I was 10 years old now I'm 11
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flame libra is awesome and can beat most any beyblades thrown at him!
Flame libra is a stamina type but it also has attack because of its performance tip I find that to awesome to imagine. It can even beat flame sagitario in a stamina battle.
Me and my dad played against each other he was storm pegasus and I was flame libra and beat by so much
Libra is an excellent bey, even if I don't own him, I still know he has an awesome tip and fusion wheel
flame libra rocks hardcore because I fought it againist every beyblade I had and it still won even when I spun libra first flame libra is the #1 beyblade in the world! 1
I had a flame libra, I used it to battle my friends after school and I was 1st place! But somebody stole it and I became 2nd place.
flame libra is awesome I beat like everyone I know
Flame Libra could beat 15 beyblades at once if theres room for the power of Flame Libra!
I love flame libra when I went to mumbai with my father then their I bought my flame libra it is stamina and it spins for a long time it is one of the best beys
libra is the best bayblade in the usa
Flame Libra is my friends best bey, it nearly defeated my Burn fireblaze but Burn fireblaze finished Flame libre by knocking it off the stadium.
Libra is awesome! He beat my Hell Kerbecs a million times and lost 7 times. He beat all my Beyblades including Galaxy Pegasus, Gravity Destroyer, Earth eagle, Evil gemios, evil befall, Ray byxis, Poison Striker, Nightmare Herculeo, Hyper rex, Hyper orso, Cyclone aqurio. I don't remember my last 10 beys.
One day I had 20 bucks and bought a flame libra. Then it beat all my beys and all my friends and tied with my cousins thermal pisces.
Haven't actually got this bey yet (not in my local retaller) wondering if I should get this bey online I've only seen it on the show and on youtube it looks really cool some one tell me if I should get it please...
I think libra is the best because it beat all my other beyblades and I have burn fireblaze, storm pegagsus, rock orso, storm aquario, galaxy pegasus, poison serpent and dark wolf. Libra is the best
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In general, the sales appeared to be healthy, as all of the works sold either within or above their estimate ranges. Some sold for well above their high estimates, one of the most noteworthy of which was Perino del Vaga's The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist, which sold for $2,098,500 against a high estimate of $400,000.
The one repeat sale – Claude Joseph Vernet's A Mediterranean Harbor at sunset with fisherfolk at the water's edge, a lighthouse and a man of war at anchor in the bay – achieved a positive investment return of 7.18% when it sold for $2,434,500 against an estimate range of $1,000,000 to $1,500,000. Previously, it had sold in December 2000 for $1,024,822.
Interestingly, the two works that we highlighted in our January 14 issue of Skate's Market Notes as likely to achieve negative returns – Lucas Cranach II's Portrait of Lady, Three-Quarter Length, In a Green Velvet and Orange Dress and Pearl- Embroidered Black Hat and Sir Peter Paul Rubens' The Martyrdom Of Saint Paul – failed to sell this week.


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At 33, she is the creator, producer, head writer, and star of her own Fox network sitcom, The Mindy Project. Her growing fan base includes more than 2 million Twitter followers, at whom Kaling fires off tweets on topics as varied as shopping, friendship, and the revenge fantasies she has while jogging. Her collection of essays, Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns), became a best-seller last year when her only claim to fame was being a writer on and co-starring in the NBC series The Office.
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It's been a pretty good run for the state's economic development machine.
While unemployment remains stubbornly high here, there have been several positive announcements in recent months, with employers both new and familiar to Georgia adding jobs by the hundreds.
The latest good word comes from a big North Carolina food distributor, MBM Foodservice.
The company, which already has an operation in LaGrange in Troup County, plans to create 108 jobs in Newnan in Coweta County. MBM will lease a shell building in Coweta Industrial Park and refurbish it.
Back to the key news here: They'll begin hiring in the first quarter of 2012.
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Didn't we already see an atmos x Reebok Insta Pump Fury pair this year? Yes, but that collaboration was almost too subtle to even count, as the model there was only a slight reworking of the original "Citron" colorway. This time around they take some more liberties with this milky white pair that's got some red and blue accents going on. No release date just yet, but here's to hoping that they show up soon and are distributed beyond the Japanese shop. Find the full photo for them below and then tell us in the comments what you think of this new Reebok Insta Pump Fury.
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I'm going to Hogwarts!!!
But not really. That would be a very sad day.
Seriously, reblog this right now. Any of your followers can be Anonymous. Whether this is real or not, precautions are always good.
Season 6 of Glee:
"I am the only openly straight kid in my school"
Whether it be fanfiction, original stories, drabbles, songs, poems, books, or anything that has to do with creative words, then reblog. Let's gather all the writers of Tumblr together.
I'm in a group video chat with 16 others - Click to watch or join: http://tinychat.com/homohelp
Just watched Prom. It was bad.
i did not sign up for this when i got told this was a show about singing kids in high school and cheerleaders
I am seriously disturbed.
I also really need to teach him some things about sex, like really.
I am seriously going to have no life for the next few months. I'll miss you, Tumblr.
I did not see that coming.
I want to write it, but I'm going to be so busy! And I have musical, too.
I really have nothing against Taylor Swift (I have her songs on my iPod and everything) but she really didn't fit in to Les Mis that well.
Today is glorious. I am just so happy.


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Jim adds to the awesomeness of San Francisco with his "neon sign repair."
Here he is helping repair Mission Pie's neon sign. He didn't make the sign though; Karen, of Mission Pie, made those neon tubes herself!
More about the "neon king" of San Francisco: http://www.neonwks.com
Tags: missionpie MissionPieAnniversaryParty awesomeness linked
I am asking people how they make their communities more awesome - and to draw a picture of themselves in action. These ideas and drawings will be collaged into a paintings of those communities - starting with the neighborhoods of San Francisco.
How do you make your city more awesome?
More about this project at TheArtDontStop.com.
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In defense of layered architectures by Harald Mueller on the Refactoring yahoogroup.
The problem with globals by John Carter on the Refactoring yahoogroup.
Database Styles by Martin Fowler, discussing the difference between an Application Database and an Integration Database.
The Field of Software Architecture PDF by Christoph Hofmann, Eckart Horn, Wolfgang Keller, Klaus Renzel, Monika Schmidt