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Cal Mil 1499 Eco Modern Cereal Dispenser
- Three (2.7 L) holding bins
- BPA free
- Stylish bamboo panels
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Serve cereal with style at your hotel, cafeteria, or breakfast buffet with this Cal Mil 1499 Eco Modern cereal dispenser. The dispenser features a silver metal body with stylish bamboo panels on the left and right side, an acrylic dispensing area, and three 2.7 liter capacity acrylic bins that can store three different cereals. Put a clean, unique touch on your buffet, bakery or cafeteria presentation with this modern dispenser!
This item is made using reused, recycled, or renewable resources.
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Width: 18 1/4"
Depth: 13 1/4"
Height: 24 1/2"
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Overall User Rating: Cal Mil 1499 Eco Modern Cereal Dispenser ( 5.0 stars from 3 reviews )
This cereal dispenser is great when you have three kids that have different favorite cereals. They hold 2.7 liters of cereal or dry goods. It's great and you can put it on the counter so kids can serve themselves.
Laura B. Posted on 12/06/2012
When you waiters are busy busting tables and taking orders it makes it alot easier on them when your customers can go to the counters and get there own cereals themselves.
Sheila M. from Sheila's Homestyle Posted on 10/27/2012
i like this cereal dispenser. it holds quite a bit and i really like that it hold 3 different types. very easy to use. very nice.
elizabeth H. Posted on 08/07/2012
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The criticism of Facebook has reached an all-time high this past week as privacy advocates have fanned the flames of discontent among Facebook users, some of who are confused and upset by recent changes in the service and new features for sharing data. This criticism centers around two new features Facebook debuted at its F8 Developer Conference in April--instant personalization and social plugins. The first feature, instant personalization, allows certain partner sites to use data from a Facebook user's profile to customize their online experience. For example, if a Facebook user visits Pandora, a customizable Internet radio website, instant personalization will allow Pandora to create a custom radio station for the user based on their likes and dislikes from their Facebook profile. The second new feature, social plugins, allows developers to place a Facebook widget on their website so that visitors can "Like" a page or post comments. These interests can then be shown on a Facebook user's news feed and users can see their friend's activity. It is important to note though that websites, like the Washington Post, that use Facebook's social plugin do not see any of the user's personal information--but Facebook users benefit by receiving recommendations about web pages that their friends like or recommend. Both of these new features users can opt not to use.
Much of the frustration among users seems to stem from a feeling that they must continually monitor their privacy settings as Facebook introduces new features, rather than having a "set it and forget it" privacy option. However some users paradoxically complain both that there are too many controls and that they are too confusing, and that they do not have enough control over their personal information. Some users are also unhappy with recent changes that make personal information public if Facebook users choose to share it. Certainly Facebook could have done a better job of explaining its recent changes to users and helping them update their privacy settings, but many companies struggle with this challenge and Facebook seems to be getting better at this over time.
Other users are simply confused about what Facebook is doing. Contrary to some misconceptions out there, Facebook is not selling consumer data, they are selling targeted advertising. Targeted advertising works by matching ads to users based on the information in their profile. So, for example, a wedding photographer in Dallas can pay Facebook to serve an ad to everyone in Dallas who switches their relationship from "single" to "engaged." But Facebook does this without ever revealing any personal information to the advertiser. This benefits everyone--the photographer gets more clients, the users get relevant ads, and Facebook is better able to fund its free services.
Moreover, some of the complaints about Facebook are just downright absurd. For example, the New York Times published an infographic criticizing the length of Facebook's privacy policy of 5,830 words ignoring the fact that its own privacy policy comes to a total of 4,857 words. And opponents of Facebook's policies seem to miss the irony of using Facebook as their primary tool to organize a protest since it only highlights how useful Facebook can be for users. For example, Diaspora--the anti-Facebook start-up--is raising money using Kickstarter, a grassroots fundraising tool that uses Facebook to help spread the word. And many blogs and news websites that host articles critical of Facebook have already implemented the new Facebook features which are at the heart of the controversy including social bookmarking tools and targeted advertising.
Let's face it--when you have 400 million users, you are not going to be able to make everyone happy. But privacy fundamentalists--those individuals who value personal privacy above all other values--don't just want to set the privacy rules just for themselves, they want to set them for everyone else. For example, Danah Boyd a fellow at Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society, claims that Facebook is a utility and should be regulated like one. Others, like the developers of Diaspora, are trying to develop an open-source social networking tool where data is decentralized and in the hands of private citizens rather than being controlled by corporations. And still others want government to pass more regulations on how companies can use consumer data. All of these individuals share at least one thing in common--they want a world where for-profit companies are not providing largely unregulated services in the information economy. While they may see this as a noble goal, the end result for the average user would be less innovation and fewer free services. Facebook, and many other useful social networking tools, would not be in existence today if they had to rely on donors and grants, instead of investors and venture capital, and if their innovations were DOA because of strict privacy regulations.
If privacy fundamentalists only cared about their own privacy, they could simply opt to not use Facebook. But these people instead see the world as one in which everyone else needs to be saved from having Facebook and its army of evil programmers sell off their personal data to the highest bidder (something Facebook is not doing). Consider a recent statement by Chris Conley at the ACLU who said, "People are not necessarily thinking about how long this information will stick around, or how it could be used and exploited by marketer." It is this type of paternalistic view of Internet users that is at the heart of arguments in favor of government regulation to protect consumers from themselves.
However, as we've written previously, Facebook is neither a right nor a necessity. Certainly others agree with this sentiment. As Betty White recently joked on SNL, "Facebook... sounds like a huge waste of time. When I was young we didn't have Facebook, we had phone book, but you wouldn't waste an afternoon with it." It may be fun, useful and part of the daily routine for 50 percent of its 400 million users, but its popularity should not be grounds for government intervention.
Government intervention is not needed because there is already a simple solution--if you don't like Facebook's policies or services, then don't use it. Or use it, but use Facebook's privacy options to not share certain information. Facebook offers consumers a tradeoff--consumers can use its free service, and in return, Facebook can sell targeted advertising based on user data (which, again, is fundamentally different than selling consumers' data). Consumers face trade-offs all the time. I personally don't like paying $10 for popcorn at the movie theater, so I usually skip the popcorn line. Sure, I would be happier with the popcorn, but I'm not willing to make the trade-off. The trade-off Facebook offers is no different and consumers that do not want to make the trade can simply not use the service. This same idea was echoed last week by Facebook executive Elliot Schrage who (perhaps more tactfully) stated, "We are not forcing anyone to use it."
However, for as much media attention and criticism Facebook has received over the past few weeks, most people seem content to remain with Facebook. Some people will leave Facebook; indeed, some already have. For example, Leo Laporte the host of This Week in Technology generated much media attention by deleting his Facebook account during last Wednesday's podcast. But this does not seem to be catching on. The "Quit Facebook Day" website has attracted fewer than 3,000 pledges. And while some individuals (mostly privacy fundamentalists) will choose to delete their account (if they were using Facebook to begin with), for most users, the benefits of Facebook still seem to outweigh the costs of using it. Why? Because it is a great tool for making and keeping connections and most users get a lot of value out of using it.
This is certainly not the first time that Facebook has been faced with criticism about its service. In 2006, Facebook users protested the introduction of the "News Feed" which showed status updates from Facebook friends, yet a few years later, the News Feed is now a standard feature embraced by users. Even one of the leaders of the protest from 2006, has come to Facebook's defense now arguing that "Facebook...is the wrong target for our anger


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Feb 8, 2011It's not that you die a lot (I mean, you do, but that's not the problem), it's that the gameplay is essentially pattern recognition and memorization, which doesn't float my boat like it used to.
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Jan 22, 2014I haven't played the first game so let me spare you the comparative review. In a nutshell, prinny 2 is a game which was designed for 0.0001% of the Earth's population, that is the subset of people who are simultaneously young teenagers who enjoy a bad story, childish humor and bad voice acting while your character is moving around, but also players who have beaten ghosts n goblins, ninja gaiden, castlevania are NES power nerds. I fit the second half of this description, so I enjoyed the tight but unforgiving gameplay, but cringed at the story and voice acting had to either completely turn off my sound. HF teenage NES power nerds… Full Review »
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LEE COUNTY, Fla.- The arrest report has been released for a man accused of withholding his positive HIV status from a sexual partner.
According to his arrest report, James Redmond has known he is HIV positive since at least 2010. On Friday, his attorney provided Lee County Sheriff's deputies with a copy of his medical documentation. He turned himself in later that night.
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On Saturday, we introduced you to the man pressing charges against Redmond. We're protecting his identity. He said he met Redmond online in May. But now, according to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, Redmond is admitting he's known for more than two years that he was HIV positive.
Redmond has bonded out of jail. The judge ordered Redmond to have no contact with the alleged victim. He's due back in court next month.
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System Imaging error
After reading the SF tutorial on Backup, I get this error when trying to create a new Backup/System Image. I have Windows 7 Ultimate. The destination drive is a new 1T external hard drive. I reformatted it to be save. Windows allows me to select the drive as the destination drive. However I get the above error. How can it be out of space or too small for the backup data, I have no idea.
If Windows wants the backup to be put on a DVD, why does it allow me to select an external hard drive?
Please help. Thanks
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|18 Mar 2014
Hello Gandolf,
What do you currently have set for the max size of system protection for all drives included in the system image?
System Protection - Change Disk Space Usage
Do you have less than 1GB of free space on all drives included in the system image?
|My System Specs
|18 Mar 2014
I made the change from 0% to 100%.
That fixed the error, but still no joy.
I thought the above might help.
I found a post by A Guy...
Start> Right click Computer> Manage
Select Storage> Disk management
Verify that you have a System Reserved partition of 100 MB
If yes, right click on this volume and select Properties.
View used and free space.
Is a System Reserve area needed?
If so, how to I create it?
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|18 Mar 2014
Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
Why do you even muck around with the defunct windows imaging. I use free Macrium and never have any problems.
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|18 Mar 2014
Windows 7x64 Home Premium SP1
Looks a bit like you went from a HDD to an SSD and didn't cleanup in the process. The old System reserved on disk 1 is still active. You shouldn't have it active. You can cleanup disk 1 (eventually) and get rid of the little system reserved.
The first thing to do would be to disconnect disk 1 and make sure your your system boots. If it doesn't then you are booting through the system reserved on disk 1. If it boots then plug disk 1 back in and change the active status of system reserved disk 1 to not active.
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Not that it's confusing enough. I am referring to your screenshot disk numbering (ie. 0, 1, 2). On disk 2 your OS partition is active not the 100MB system reserved. This means that if you are booting ok without disk 1 then you are booting through the OS partition and not the system reserved in front of it.
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|18 Mar 2014
All's good now.
System Image and Backup.
Thanks for all the help.
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From the article: Top 11 Free Email Services
Which free email service do you use? Is your account years old, or did you switch recently?
What makes you stay? What made you switch? What would make you switch? Share Your Pick
Yahoo is a hackers dream!!
- I have been hacked so many time on Yahoo, that last year I had to have my computer wiped clean & start fresh. I just got spam hacked again this morning. I would go with gmail but they don't have a folder file & I use mine on Yahoo all the time. I am not the best at the computer so I'm not sure what to do.
- —Guest Gem
so many different email options
- I use outlook.com which used to be hotmail.com. My email address is still hotmail.com. I also use mail.com and Yahoo email. Each one of these has its issues. Often, outlook/hotmail will auto refresh when I'm in the middle of reading a message or newsletter; but, it doesn't land at the place where I was reading. The auto-refresh is annoying and unnecessary. Mail.com has it's problems as well. Often my browser will get to the mail.com home page; but, when I go to log in, it can't find the server. Also, messages that I send from mail.com will get bounced back to me as undeliverable. For example, I can send an email to one person on one day. The very next day, I can send a message to that same person and it bounces back. I use the basic version of Yahoo Mail. It works more consistently than mail.com; but, sometimes I get error messages. Maybe more often than just sometimes. However, of the 3, I think Yahoo is more consistent in letting me send and receive messages.
- —djnova50
What I use
- Yahoo mail lost its mind. After 20 years with them, I was dumped with no warning or explanation. I lost vital financial information. I switched to gmail and couldn't be happier.
- —Guest Gene
Yahoo doesn't deliver
- Have used Yahoo since the day we got our first computer & never had 1 complaint or problem until the past month. Not one of the emails I have sent in the last 30 days ever got to the person I was sending it to even though I got the messages that they had been "successfully sent". Unfortunately every one of them was important & time sensitive messages so I am so done! And looking for a different free email service. Also been very annoyed by their constant requests for phone number...So not happening! especially when my emails aren't getting delivered any more!
- —Guest Eileen
Mail.com and AIM.com
- I use mail.com and aim.com. They are kind of all right. I don't have to use a cell phone for either one, but they don't have that much storage. It works good for me though. I don't like providing all of that personal information.
- —Guest Kandy Gurl
Zoho and Yandex FTW
- I was sick and tired of spam coming out of my ears on Yahoo and Gmail forces you to use their stuff and does whatever they want with your mail..I found Zoho, which in the 2 years I've had it, I've never had a single spam mail and I can use it free to host my website email too. Throw in free office apps and I'm set. Love Zoho! Just got a Yandex account a year or so ago and loved it so much I got another one. Yandex is the Russian equivalent to Google's popularity but I've never had a single problem with my Yandex mail accounts (and the mail service has English links and setups) I tanked Yahoo and have eliminated 2 Gmail accounts. Unfortunately I have to keep one because it's my Android account, Youtube etc..see why I hate Google?
- —Guest Pariah
Yahoo's Revamp
- Seriously, Yahoo used to be one of the better emails around but got destroyed after the revamp. It's too difficult to read and organise mails now and the layout is crap.
- —Guest Jerry Yang
Yahoo and Gmail Suck
- Yahoo is slow as crap and down right non functional if you use firefox with adblocker (work around is to use it from your iPod or Ipad with the built in mail program)- Gmail is doing what anyone does with all that power, abusing it. They do track you but that is because Logging in to your Gmail ALSO logs you in to their search browser... What I want is a service I can count on to be there forever. I wouldn't mind paying 2$ or 3$ a month for a bankable Email with no ads, and no agenda besides providing solid email. I have no idea if there is such a thing.
- —Guest The Dude
Foxtrot Uniform to Yahoo and Gmail
- Gmail, Yahoo, and the others are all in collaberation with the government, which is why they pester you for more information about personal matters. I am terminating both of my Yahoo and Gmail accounts, they are crap!
- —Guest John Doe
Yahoo and Gmail Suck
- Can't stand the way Yahoo and Gmail thread their replies to your emails. It get very confusing and it is NOT user intuitive. If you don't know the click on the little arrow beside the email, which drops down the 'replies' so you can select whom you wish to converse with; AND if you don't know to select the 'reply' option on the email you are reading (not the generic reply for the whole email) then you are 1) wasting time loading crap, and 2) inadvertantly replying to the wrong person! Even when you know this and you are a computer nerd it happens! I went to Outlook.com which is the good old fashioned way of doing email. It threads replies the correct way and it loads pretty fast.... Which is another thing with this new Yahoo email - SLOW as frozen molasses - ugh! I only use it for my 'junk' crap. But then again hey! it's all free so we really can't complain too much now can we????
- —Guest Get what you pay for
- yahoo is really showing rag tag times lately! recently I haven't been able to even write a single email out! I'm headin out to gmail!
- —Guest shieldwolf
do not recommend zoho
- After setting up their two-factor authentication I have not been able to recover my access my account. Contacted the help desk, which responded 2 days later and was completely useless. I have lost valuable personal and business related information. I too think Zoho is a waste of time and can care less about their customers/users. I do not recommend Zoho to anyone. There are much better email hosts out there that you can work with, talk to, and support your needs; unlike Zoho. What a waste of time. Free (headache) !!!.....HA!!
- —Guest Stick with what you know
Gmail, Not Too Bad
- I have been using Gmail for quite some time. I give them a positive review because of the security. On my gmail account you have to enter two passwords, the set one, and one generated every minute on my phone. (Google Authentication) Also I like the way my calendar is synchronised with my phone and also all my contacts saved on my account, therefore when my phone is due for upgrade all I have to do to get my contacts is to sign in. For these reasons I give Gmail a 5-Star rating and recommend Gmail as the best free email service that is free.
- —Guest UltimateGamerZA
I need a new email service
- I use Yahoo email. I now does not work with Exceed or Wild Blue at all. It constantly crashes and just plain sucks, I need a new Emil provider! Am Ny advice?
- —Guest Linda Scheihing
- I signed up with GMail today, figuring I could fake the number with no problem. Now it requires a message to your phone to verify. Screw that. Yahoo requires a phone now, too, apparently. And mail.com tails (e.g. @secretary.net) keep being identified like this: "This e-mail is not valid and it does not exist." And yet, I'm using the e-mail. So does that mean I don't exist? Even worse, you need gmail to use YouTube now. Wtf?! I have an old g-mail account and I'm keeping it but geez. Anyway, also looking for a new service; I'm sick and tired of being pestered just so because I need another e-mail for something. I use probably half a dozen e-mails for different things for a reason, and any one of them that says they need my phone # can kiss my Irish ass and go to hell.
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I am Sanfred Jr, 19, typical Filipino boy. I'm an ordinary teenage boy with an extraordinary passion in reading and creating new worlds through writing. Virtually NOT artistic but I can manage to survive in the aesthetic aspect of life. I may look tame on the outside but my secret (?) pastimes are scheming, lying, terrorizing people and just plain having fun in this suuuuper serious world. I'm not evil though, and I can get along just fine with virtually anyone. ;D
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All federal and state elections are partisan races. That means in the primary, voters must live in the geographic district designated and can only vote in the primary of one party.
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In the primary, the governor and lieutenant governor run separately. In the general election, the winners in each party for those two offices are paired and run as a team.
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The company's cheeky 21-step teardown revealed that Google's claims that the product was "designed and manufactured in the U.S." may not be 100 percent true; much of the device's innards were created in Asia, then put together in America.
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I really love this colour especially in the crease. I generally like to pair it with a goldish colour on the lids. It gives a really nice effect and actually shows up darker on my skin than it does in the pan which is nice. I usually wear it in the day when I want a more subtle look. It blends very well and is easy to work with. An absolute staple for me.
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This eyeshadow is lovely. I was buying two shadows for an everyday look and I knew that I wanted All That Glitters for the lid, but I was looking for a crease colour that was not too dark but still not in the lid colour realm. When I saw Cork I was a little bit skeptical because it was just a tad yellow. Although I ended up buying Cork and it is a lovely crease colour for a neutral everyday eye.
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Cork eyeshadow is the first Mac eyeshadow i have ever bought. A great crease color for probably every skin tone, it is a versatile shade, you can find many uses out of this eyeshadow.
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"Cork" is a good color to use for eye brows, especially for blondes since its a soft brown. A MAC makeup artist recommended the color for my crease and it looked ok, but it's not always a success on my crease for some reason. I know that Kim Kardashian's makeiup artist has used this one on her crease, and also on her brows. A decent matte crease color. I will probably use this for my brows in the future.
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"In the students' gallery hung the fading reproductions of a dozen schools of painting, for the most part images of worlds without meaning. However, grouped together in a small alcove Halliday found the surrealists Delvaux, Chirico and Ernst. These strange landscapes, inspired by dreams that his own could no longer echo, filled Halliday with a profound sense of nostalgia. One above all, Delvaux's 'The Echo', which depicted a naked Junoesque woman walking among immaculate ruins under a midnight sky, reminded him of his own recurrent fantasy. The infinite longing contained in the picture, the synthetic time created by the receding images of the woman, belonged to the landscape of his unseen night."
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Sarah Wayne Callies is an American actress who portrayed Lori Grimes in The Walking Dead.
Sarah was born in Illinois, but was raised from the age of one in Honolulu, Hawaii. The daughter of two university professors, she is an academic herself, having graduated from Dartmouth College and receiving a Master of Fine Arts degree from Denver's National Theater Conservatory.
She is best known for her role as Dr. Sara Tancredi on Prison Break (2005) and Lori Grimes on The Walking Dead. Her other roles include Jane Porter in the Tarzan TV series (2003), a recurring role on Queens Supreme (2003), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999), Numb3rs (2005), and L.A. Dragnet (2003). Her three feature film appearances were Barnet Bain's Independent: The Celestine Prophecy (2006), Stewart Hendler's Whisper (2007), and Bittersweet (2010).
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After Sarah's portrayal of Lori in The Walking Dead, Sarah went on to perform in many movies/tv shows:
- Foreverland as Fran
- Black November as Kate Summers
- Black Sky as Allison Stone (Main Role)
- Into the Storm as Allison Stone
- Sarah Wayne Callies was in favor of Lori dying the same way the character died in the Comic Series. In an interview she stated, "I argued that it was necessary to kill Lori and I feel very strongly that for all of the other deviations we may have from the comic book, killing Lori does something to Rick that is vital for the story and can't be done any other way." [1]
- Sarah's husband, Josh Winterhalt, is a martial arts instructor. They have one daughter, Keala, who was born in 2007.
- Sarah flew out to set (via helicopter) just to reprise her role in "Home".
- ↑ Lesley Goldberg 'The Walking Dead's' Sarah Wayne Callies: Lori 'Has To Die' The Hollywood Reporter (June 20th, 2012)


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Lowther Castle and back. The first pic was breakfast at Booth's supermarket. The last at the same place. Both were good. I got lost on the way from Lowther Castle to Penrith so I knocked on someone's window, enquired where was the nearest bus-stop. He took pity on me and got the company taxi to drive me to the bus station 5 miles away, as the driver had to send one of the employees to Penrith too. Northerners are nice people - much better than those filthy Londoners. I felt bad that I tried to tip the driver but he refused. He is a local and in his sixties. He said his brother lives in Grasmere and that Sting has a house there! But Sting only has been there twice in 3 years! Sting's brother is looking after the house for him. Anyway what they say about Northerners is right, they are friendly, warm and sincere people. Ironically I find it easier to understand northerners in the North than noertherners in the South. I have an antipathy towards northerners in London partly because I don't understand what they are saying but they are perfectly clear in the north despite guttural tones. I suppose northerners in the South adopt cockney pronunciations which makes it hard to decipher BOTH northern and southern pronunciations. And northerners ALWAYS pronounce their consonants. Southerners omit them, and add unnecessary vowels to everything. Like how now because naeow. Northerners shorten their vowels, which makes it easier to detect the original vowel. Whereas it is hard to make out a lengthened vowel, because you have to delete unnecessary sounds. Apart from the fact "come" becomes "coom" it is not hard to deduce what a northerner is saying. And Londoners have the cheek to insult Northern pronunciation. Why I, a foreigner, find it easier to understand Northerners, though my pronunciation is nothing like theirs (I speak with very little accent, and my English is considered good). My speech has somewhat improved, because I am relaxed. I feel so stressed in London it make me sound like a foreigner with funny accents. Up here I am relaxed so I sound more refined.
By the way DON'T GO TO LOWTHER CASTLE. I went there only to find it is only a ruin and no rooms, and restoration is being carried out to find out the hidden summerhouses and gardens overgrown by weeds. (Think the earl couldn't afford to maintain it). Anyway because of this I didn't go into the garden grounds, and didn't pay the entrance fee, and I took photos of the outside. WHAT A CHEAT THE PHOTOS ON THE BROCHURE WERE STUNNING. Breakfast at 5 pounds is not cheap, but cheaper than London, where for 5 pounds you get far less. Maybe toast, baked beans, bacon and eggs. This would cost you 8 pounds in London I think.
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►To track (without a warrant), or not to track, is the question right now. U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis ruled on Tuesday that the government would need to get a probable cause warrant to get cell phone location data. The government argued that it was "entitled to the data whenever it's 'relevant' to a criminal investigation, Wired reports. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vermont) has backed up the government's stance, pushing a bill that would make it law. At the same time another bill introduced by lawmakers would require authorities to obatin a warrant to get geolocational information on a suspect's movements -- while the Obama petitions the Supreme Court to allow the government to secretly use GPS tracking on suspects without a warrant. "The petition, which was granted, is to be heard by the justices in the upcoming term and is arguably the biggest Fourth Amendment case in a decade — one weighing the collision of privacy, technology and the Constitution." Wired reports.
►Researchers want to breed bomb-sniffing dogs to be more resilient and to better react in chaotic situations. Bomb dogs are required to work in noisy airports and planes and work in war zones where improvised explosive devices are commonplace. Scott Thomas, program manager of the Canine Breeding and Development Center at the Lackland Air Force Base and child development researchers say by getting puppies used to those conditions in development could help them to stay focused during the same conditions as adults. There are now more than 800 TSA-certified explosives-detection teams of handlers and dogs at airports and mass transit hubs around the United States, USAToday reports. Immediately after 9-11, there were fewer than 200.
►In Connecticut, a new law bars employers from requiring credit checks as a part of the hiring process. Critics of the practice say it unfairly eliminates otherwise qualified candidates, CtWatchdog reports. Under the new law employers are prohibited from requiring "an employee or prospective employee to consent to a request for a credit report that contains information about the employee's or prospective employee's credit score, credit account balances, payment history, savings or checking account balances or savings or checking account numbers as a condition of employment." The law, which goes into effect October 1st, has some exceptions however, allowing credit checks if the person is applying to a financial institution, if the employer has reason to believe an employee has violate law in relation to their job, or if a report is "substantially related" to the job position.
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New album by Fake Natives is called Kiasedona. Here's the album cover. Photo credit to: April Wilson, http://wilsonapril.tumblr.com/
Hey. My band, Fake Natives, had their debut re-released this week. We're now on Spotify. Listen up, folks: http://open.spotify.com/artist/6P7pCq1maW5keVq1TcOgCw
Also, http://therecordmachine.tumblr.com/ is putting out our new record in June.
Alphabet Day 21: U is for Uninhibitedness
Fake Natives' brand of rock is crisp, angular, and fresh in every way. They're witty and talented, but perhaps the best thing they have going for them is their confidence. 2012's Fake Natives is a shockingly professional debut record, from the controlled brass harmonies to the clear percussion to the politically aware lyrics to the appealing album cover. If only more new bands could just put themselves out there and play to the best of their ability.
Thanks! New album coming out via http://therecordmachine.net/blog/ SOON!
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Check out April Wilson's tumblr for some really great dead mall pics.
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We just signed to a label called The Record Machine. They are out of Kansas City and have agreed to help us put out Kiasedona. No release date yet, but hopefully we'll have one soon.


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|Today in Celtics History: Bird Three-peat
|05.28.09 at 12:08 am ET
On May 28, 1986, Larry Bird won his third straight NBA MVP Award. He also won the NBA Finals MVP en route to the Celtics 16th world championship over the Houston Rockets. Bird joined Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain as the only players to receive the award in three consecutive seasons. Since then four players (Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, Steve Nash) have won back-to-back titles, but no one has accomplished the three-peat.
See how this season's MVP stacked up to Bird's award-winning performance: (All stats per regular season game; advantage in bold)
Larry Bird (1986)
Boston Celtics: 67-15 (won NBA Finals)
Points: 25.8
Rebounds: 9.8
Assists: 6.8
Steals: 2.0
Blocks: 0.6
LeBron James (2009)
Cleveland Cavaliers: 66-16 (down 3-1 in Eastern Conference Finals)
Points: 28.4
Rebounds: 7.6
Assists: 7.2
Steals: 1.7
Blocks: 1.1
Edge: Bird, 6-3
On the same date in 1978 former Celtics guard, the late Dennis Johnson, blocked seven shots in Game 3 of the NBA Finals as a member of the Seattle SuperSonics. No other guard has ever blocked as many shots in an NBA Finals game.
|LeBron wants to face Celtics?
|05.13.09 at 3:13 pm ET
When the Cleveland Cavaliers advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals this week, LeBron James said he looks forward to playing either the Boston Celtics or the Orlando Magic in the next round.
Brian Windhorst of the Cleveland Plain Dealer believes otherwise:
But the more he talked, the more it became obvious that if James and the rest of the Cavs had their choice, they would choose a rematch with the defending champion Celtics and not the Orlando Magic.
He said he'd seen every one of the Magic's playoff games and talked about how difficult they are to defend with Dwight Howard and his strong shooters. But there was an edge when James discussed the Celtics.
"We know everything about Boston; we have a history with them," James said.
James considers last season Game 7 one of the most challenging he has ever played. Then the NBA's MVP left his desire for a rematch up to interpretation.
"I'm a competitor; I thrive on going against the best," James said. "I love playing against the best. You make your answer out of that."
|LeBron: Celtics still tough
|05.11.09 at 10:11 pm ET
Following the Cleveland Cavaliers series-clinching victory over the Atlanta Hawks, LeBron James looked ahead to potential Eastern Conference Finals match ups. Even though the Boston Celtics are shorthanded, he told TNT there is no discounting their experience in the postseason.
"It's a championship team and they have a lot of things going, even with KG out," James said to Cheryl Miller. "Big Baby has done an unbelievable job for that team. So we look forward to meeting whoever and it's going to be really good in the next series."
The Cavaliers will wait for the winner of the Celtics and Magic series, which is tied at two apiece. Game 5 will be played Tuesday night in Boston.
|Reports: LeBron to be named MVP
|05.04.09 at 10:54 am ET
LeBron James will be named NBA MVP today, according to Brian Windhorst of Cleveland's Plain Dealer. Citing league sources, Windhorst reported the announcement will be made this afternoon at the St. Vincent – St. Mary High School in Akron, the same gym where James announced his decision to enter the NBA. James averaged 28.4 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 7.6 assists this season. He will be the first Cavalier in franchise history to win the award, which will be presented prior to Game 1 of the Cavs-Hawks series on Tuesday night in Cleveland.
|No avoiding Kobe vs. LeBron
|04.24.09 at 5:21 pm ET
Even though NBA Commissioner David Stern spoke out against the NBA's inclination toward a Cleveland Cavaliers-Los Angeles Lakers Finals, there is no ignoring the Kobe Bryant vs. LeBron James chatter during the playoffs. This weekend vitaminwater is launching an ad on ESPN hypothesizing about a match up between the two All-Stars. Fans can weigh in on Facebook at www.facebook.com/vitaminwater.
|Sounds of the game… Celtics 105, Cavaliers 94
|03.07.09 at 12:30 am ET
Before Friday's game, Celtics assistant coach Armond Hill showed an inspirational video to the team, aimed specifically at young big men Leon Powe and Glen Davis.
No, it wasn't Rocky or even Hoosiers. It was a film of the Celtics scoring basket after basket with their big men executing great interior passes. The result – the undermanned Celtics outscored the Cleveland Cavaliers 58-22 in the paint and rolled to a stunning 11-point win, 105-94, over the Eastern Conference leaders.
The Celtics didn't have Kevin Garnett but they did have Leon Powe. The Celtics didn't have Brian Scalabrine but they did have Glen Davis, at least for 17 minutes before he was ejected for a flagrant Type 2 foul with 9:09 remaining in the third quarter.
But Doc Rivers, who said at the shootaround in the morning that this would be a phenomenal win, had one of his best games of the season as head coach of the defending NBA champions. Just ask Mike Brown, his counterpart on the Cleveland bench.
Brown said the Celtics deserved all the credit for pulling together and pulling off the upset, even if it was on their home parquet.
For his part, Doc Rivers gave credit to Armond Hill for showing the video and his players for taking the lead.
Paul Pierce said Powe (20 points, 11 rebounds) and Davis (10 points) showed the depth the Celtics have.
Pierce said Davis' ejection in the third quarter fired up the Green.
Leon Powe said he knew he was going to have to pick it up when Big Baby was thrown out.
Glen Davis said his foul of Anderson Varejao was a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
LeBron James said, with or without Garnett, the Celtics are a great team.
King James said it's hard to believe home team has won 15 straight in the series.
|'We see them as a real threat'…
|03.06.09 at 1:22 pm ET
As the Celtics shot around at their training facility in Waltham, everyone wanted to know what the Celtics needed to do to beat King James and the Cavaliers without last season's defensive player of the year and the team's heart and emotional soul in a suit for at least another week.
Coach Doc Rivers said that Kevin Garnett ran on a treadmill on Thursday for the first time since injuring his right knee on Feb. 19 and reported no problems.
"He ran yesterday, he told me, on the treadmill, which I'm sure was supervised," Rivers said. "And he said he felt great so he's feeling a lot better. That's the first day he's been able to run so we'll take it day-to-day from that point on."
"It's the whole knee thing. We're just going to take our time. I would say at least a week out and most likely, longer."
As for tonight's battle to end all battles, at least for the next 24 hours, Rivers, possibly looking back on last year's Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Semis, pointed out what it really means, especially if they could pull it off without Garnett, Brian Scalabrine and Tony Allen.
"It's a big game," Rivers said. "Obviously, home court is at stake here. And it would be a great win for us, to beat them at their full strength and us not having Kevin, Scal and Tony, I think it would be a phenomenal win for us. We'll be ready."
The Celtics have allowed their last two opponents to score over 100 points while a third, Indiana scored 99 last Friday.
"We want to win, really, and we have to find a way to do that," Rivers said. "We've got to improve defensively. Over the last couple of games, we have not played our defense, especially transition-wise. And if we don't get back tonight, it's going to be a long night. That's what we have to improve.
"We've won games and we've lost to a couple of good teams, which I can always live with even though you never want to lose, but our defense hasn't been consistent and for us to be a good offensive team, we have to have multiple stops and we have to get back to that."
But maybe it was Leon Powe who provided the best perspective of all on Friday morning, a mere nine hours before tip.
"It's real good for us because we've been looking forward to this game," Powe said of the test. "If you want to be the best you've got to beat the best. I know the road to the championship means you've got to knock us off. We see them as a real threat. We've got to go out there and play our best and hopefully both teams put on a good show and hopefully we come out on top."


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The Spartans scored in almost every inning to pull off the upset. Sara Todd went the distance in the circle, striking out 12. Annie Murphy led the offense, going 4-for-4 with a homer, double, four RBIs and three runs scored. Bre'anna DeFalco also knocked in four.
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Rams chat with Jim Thomas
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by Mike Smithon Jan 18, 2013 at 3:06 PM
Heard a couple of interesting things today at the Senior Bowl. Namely that there may be some "under the radar" candidates that Jeff Fisher is interviewing. Again, Fisher never seems to be in a hurry on these things. I was told last week, the goal was to have the coordinator n place by the Super Bowl and the linebacker coach in place by the NFL Scouting Combine.
Hey Jim--Have liked your coverage of the Rams' front office of late. Who's doing the scouting, these days? After recent departures, it would seem that Snead is short staffed heading into the Senior Bowl, etc. Should we be concerned? Also, during last year's transitional phase, during which Snead reportedly tried to hybridize his own system/lingo with the Devaney regime's, the Rams got pretty good draft results. Would it be wrong to wish that nothing had changed?
There are plenty of Rams scouts roaming around the practices at the Senior Bowl, so I don't think they're short-staffed. I've also heard that Snead is interviewing some younger guys for scouting positions. The only negative I heard about the 3 fired in the scouting department was that they weren't "totally buying in." So we'll see how this draft goes.
Jim, Are you as confident as Burwell and Bernie that the Rams stay in St. Louis? You have said 60/40 they say but those guys are very confident. To be honest I dont understand why they take everything Demoff says at face value. What is the guys supposed to say? He has to sell PSL's and jerseys....
Even as a Bradford fan, I always thought that the "ever-changing offensive coordinator" excuse didn't make sense: Luck, RGIII and Wilson also had new OCs this year, with better results. Lack of playmakers and OL talent/stability always seemed to be to be more valid reasons holding Bradford's development back.
But RGIII, Luck and Wilson were rookies, so it's apples and oranges. It's not like they've had to change OCs every year in the NFL for three years. But I do agree on your other point. Even with the same system you still need playmakers., and you still need protection.
I watch a fair amount of practice at the Senior Bowl, but it's also a time to network _ talk to writers from other cities, agents, scouts, some coaches from other teams (usually former Rams assistants). Usually whoever I watch is related to whatever stories I'm writing. So I watched a lot of Kyle Long _ mainly during 1-on-1 drills. I'm doing something on DT Brandon Williams, an intriguiing prospect from St. Louis and (Missouri Southern), so I watched a lot of him. I'm trying to look at some safeties this week and offfensive tackles, because those are areas of Rams need.
I think he's got a lot of updside. I think he's more of a natural talent than Chris. But I sense he may be overdrated because of his potential and his bloodlines. Do the Rams really want to use maybe a second_ or third-round pick on him. He may not be ready to play right away in the NFL.
I accidentally hit the key for two questions, so I'll answer them both here if that makes sense. On free-agent mistakes, I think you've hit the trifecta in Greene, Fletcher and Pickett. (Although Greene's defection took place in LA, so I'm not sure of the circumstances. As for Finnegan at safety (or any other corner), Fisher likes Finnegan, Jenkins and Trumaine Johnson at corner, so it's not going to happen. The Rams are talking _ in some fashion _ to just about every safety here at the Senior Bowl.
Belichick did not skip the post-game press conference last Sunday. If he did that, he would've been fine for sure. What he blew off was a post-game interview request by CBS. You know the "exclusive" interview, usually outside the locker room, with a few questions for the losing coach. A fine here might depend on what's in CBS' contract with the league for game coverage.
I normally like to go about 2 hours or more on the chat, but I'm going to have to cut that about in half today because I'm in between Senior Bowl practices. (And the South squad is about to practice in a little while.) But I felt it was better to answer some than skip a week.
the two worst rules in football are 1.) the tuck rule, 2.) the rule on not allowing coaches to challenge a play that is automatically reviewed. Number 2 is dumb, as you know, for the penalty involved if a challenge flag is thrown . That the play will not now be reviewed. really stupid. please tell me they are going to do away with both of these.
Hey Jim--Much has been made, around the Internet, of Jeff Fisher's reluctance to draft offensive linemen in early rounds. Any idea why? Did Tennessee just not have glaring needs? Is there an inherent risk of investing too much $ on a young O lineman? Inherent worry that blue chip players don't work out on the OL for some reason?
I don't think it's a hard and fast rule for Fisher. And keep in mind during much of his time in Tennessee, the Titans had a very good left tackle in Brad Hopkins. So they didn't really have to look for one. And partly, it might have been that Fisher felt you could find good offensive linemen later in the draft.
Considering how close of a Super Bowl it was between the Rams and Pats, don't you think knowing what plays the opposing team is going to run in their first drive gives you a very big edge. I mean, think about it, as long as your players execute, there's no reason why your opponent should score on their first drive. Isn't it conceivable that Vinatieri's field goal attempt might have been meaningless if the Rams would have been able to put points on the board if the playing field was level and Pats didn't cheat? I think that's why the punishment should have been stronger.
Jim does the fact that there's not much cap space left to pursue free agents hinder our chances of signing two 1st round picks? I would think that this makes trading down and out more likely. Then there's next year as well! Any possibility that Bradford restructures his contract to help this team out?
Actually, according to Harbaugh in his postgame media session after that game, the hit that gave Alex Smith the concussion didn't take place on the play you're thinking about involving Dunbar, but on a quarterback sneak. Anyway, had Smith stayed healthy and the 49ers kept winning (most of the time) maybe the switch doesn't take place this year.
By being "settled," if you mean will the Jackson situation be settled by then, I would say yes, almost certainly. Minus Jackson, I wouldn't necessarily say Pead is the future. Right now, I'd see more of a committee approach involving Pead, D. Richardson, maybe Ganaway or somebody new.
I think you're referring to a restricted free agent or a franchise player. The problem with that is that not only do you have to give up a draft pick, but you also have to sign the guy to a big contract. So it's like making a trade AND signing a free agent at the same time. So you better really, really like the guy.
I think you've nailed it. Maybe not make or break, but certainly a defining season. Especially if the Rams make some moves on the o-line and wide receiver to put a better cast around Bradford. I have to go watch South practice. Again, sorry this was short. Talk to you next week.
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Michael Muhney Announces Baby News
May 28, 2012 by Sarah C.
The Young and the Restless star Michael Muhney (a.k.a., Adam Newman) has much to be thankful for this year. The actor recently announced that he and his wife Jaime are expecting their third baby this fall. Baby-to-be is due November 10th, just a few short weeks before Thanksgiving, and will be the second son for the couple, who are already parents to Dylan and Ella.


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It is not a light effort but it demands an energetic soul and a great mind to bear separation from one whom we love in the charity of Christ. (St. John Chrysostom)
by Fr. Thomas Hopko
My mother's first book, Tears – Healing After 18 Years of Grieving, is up on Amazon. In the book, my mother (Gloria) writes about how through various challenges, hardships, and painful events and the associated grieving she has been healed by a simple surrender to the Lord and been given and increase in the gift of faith. Although written mostly for the Christian woman, by a Christian woman, it will touch the heart of any reader. You can order yours here. It is also available at Salem's Storehouse in Ottawa. [This is a repost from almost a year ago]
Fr. Thomas Hopko, Dean Emeritus of St. Vladimir's Orthodox Seminary in Crestwood, New York, presented the first plenary address, "Christian Doctrine in an Age of Relativism," at the 2008 Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Institute of Eastern Christian Studies Study Days in Ottawa, Ontario. He prefaced his presentation with a caution to those who wish to delve into theological questions by means of a twelve-point list which emphasized things such as the necessary desire and willingness to endure struggle in coming to know Jesus Christ.
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After another full day of investigation regarding the potential for setting a CONUS record low pressure during the event on Tuesday 26 October 2010, which has involved contributions from staff at WFO Duluth, MN, WFO Twin Cities/Chanhassen, MN, NWS Central Region Headquarters, the NWS Communications Office, and the National Climatic Data Center, here is where we stand:
We still are confident in the 955.2 mb (28.21 inches of mercury) recorded at Bigfork, MN at 513 PM (2213 UTC) 26 October 2010 as the lowest pressure with this storm. This value/location also establishes a new record for the state of Minnesota.
As you are aware, there continues to be intense interest regarding this event and whether this value establishes a new continental lower 48 states record low pressure for a non-tropical weather system as recorded at a land-based observing station in the CONUS. After a long investigation, and with input from the National Climatic Data Center, the 955.2 mb value does NOT set a new record low pressure for the lower 48 United States.
NCDC has verified two east coast storms with lower pressure as published in their Climate Data Publication:
955.0 mb (28.20 inches of mercury) 13 January 1913 at Canton, New York
955.0 mb (28.20 inches of mercury) 7 March 1932 at Block Island, Rhode Island
NCDC has also verified this pressure reading:
956.3 mb (28.24 inches of mercury) 16 December 1916 at Eastport, Maine
Thus, it appears that the 26 October 2010 storm will have the second lowest recorded pressure at a land-based observation station for CONUS non-tropical low pressure system. It is, without question, the lowest recorded pressure for any storm of record in the central part of the United States (i.e. east of the Sierra Mountains and west of the Appalachians)
WFO Duluth has created a webpage regarding the pressure records that can be accessed here with more information:


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I'm sad nu metal has been shamed into extinction. I mean Korn, Mudvayne, Disturbed, Slipknot, and so many other bands were the fucking shit. They're responsible for getting me into heavy music
i feel like every week i'm just like "i need to get through this week"
There are a lot of people who haven't heard my music. They've probably heard my name in some way, like with the whole Columbine thing [Manson's music was blamed for inspiring the Columbine High School massacre], but I don't expect them to understand me – I'm not that arrogant.
As a kid I had buck teeth and braces and acne. I hated what I saw. I'm still not comfortable, but that's why I change and adapt the way I look.
My body is a place where drugs and alcohol have made germs afraid to live. I have no health problems to speak of, touch wood.
My girlfriend Lindsay's twin just had a baby and I've started to think that maybe I wouldn't mind passing my demented genius on to some small thing who can set fire and breathe profanity.
The advantage of the internet is that it has taken away the charade of politics. China has heard of democracy and people know about certain concepts they wouldn't have previously.
I fall in love very easily. I love absinthe, I love being alive, I love music. But love is a narrow word. It's hard to define.
I am drawn to women who are independent and creative, which is problematic because it's a struggle, a competition of careers. There's jealousy. And if you don't want to be known as Marilyn Manson's girlfriend, why would you be it?
I'm on good terms with my ex-wife [Dita Von Teese], but I saw her last night at the Met Bar in London and I think there's a part of her that's still pissed at me.
I can't sleep without the TV on. It doesn't matter where it is. I don't like silence. My ears ring from loud music.
I think maybe my dad understands me. It's hard to tell. I find the people who understand me best are the people who don't assume things.
Johnny Depp is like a brother to me. We have matching tattoos on our backs – Charles Baudelaire, the flowers of evil, this giant skeleton thing. It's kind of a secret. People say to us, "Why did you get that?" And we say, "No reason."
Actors always want to be musicians and musicians want to be actors. The thing with Johnny is, he was a musician first, so he knows how to jam. He has taught me how to get in a room with someone I don't know and start playing.
My mum has dementia so she doesn't know who I am now, but when she did she'd say: "Gentlemen prefer blondes." And I would say: "But I'm a villain."
If you think about it, the hero is the good guy almost by default. They have this moral code they follow simply because they're supposed to, not because they really believe in it. The villain is the one with real passion.
I'm not some sort of sexual deviant. I think I would laugh nervously in the face of a threesome. I'm shy. I'm the kind of person who turns the lights out.
-Marilyn Manson
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