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TV wedding: Jesse Katsopolis and Becky Donaldson from Full house
I'm probably going to get a little bit of crap for this because my husband is in his dress blues. But my husband proposed to me in the airport when he came home on leave over the summer. It was sweet and simple. And now we are happily married! :)
My engagement ring! :)
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The legislature is dealing with many weighty topics this session — gun legislation and mental health reforms in the aftermath of Newtown, a projected budget deficit of $1 billion in the next fiscal year — but there\'s still time to tackle other topics.
Like the importance of paper towels in public restrooms.
House Bill 6484 would mandate that every public restroom in Connecticut be equipped \"with a device used for dispensing paper towels and the person, firm or corporation that owns or controls the restroom shall ensure that such device is kept stocked with paper towels at all reasonable times.\"
Failure to comply with the requirement could result in a fine of up to $500.
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January 28, 2011
Terry Wallace, Oaklawn Park's track announcer for 37 years, ended his record streak of consecutive race calls at 20,191 Friday when he handed over the microphone to Frank Mirahmadi for the fifth race, which was won by Heavenly Appeal. Wallace, who was back in the booth for the sixth race, took advantage of Mirahmadi's visit to the track and enjoyed his very first Oaklawn race among the fans on the apron. Read More
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The step up into stakes competition was no problem for Martin Brothers Racing Stables' Stephanie Got Even as she delivered her fifth straight victory in Sunday's $50,000 American Beauty Stakes at Oaklawn Park. Read More
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With no Zenyatta's in the field, Jerry Jamgotchian's Satans Quick Chick finally got the stakes win that eluded her all last year in Saturday's $75,000 Pippin Stakes at Oaklawn Park, overcoming slow early fractions to catch She's All In. Read More
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A phone isn't necessarily the primary means of communication anymore. Nowadays, an Internet connection is all you need to stay on top of things. Take CenturyLink. CenturyLink deals with consumers looking to get online to work from home, look up stock portfolios and even place video calls. Video calling and voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) has been a fantastic source of communication for small businesses and online users looking for flexibility. If you're interested in VoIP, it's important... (more...)
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It is no secret that communication is key to survival for small business. The advantage to small businesses of using a VoIP solution is that the market is very competitive. While there are relatively few companies from which to choose for normal phone service, many VoIP providers will gladly offer VoIP phone service at a very competitive rate and with unlimited long distance. But….you need to do your homework first. Phone service features indispensable to your business, such as voicemail, conferencing... (more...)
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Many people are hearing for the first time about VOIP. VOIP, or voice over internet protocol, is a method of talking on the phone through the use of the internet. It works by taking analog audio signals and turns them into digital data which can then be transmitted over the web. Sounds confusing? Really, it is simple and very interesting. This technology has been developed and used extensively. Today, more and more people are switching their long distance service away from traditional means... (more...)
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"Let me give you my golden rules bout PR," Mr. X said to the young University Y-graduate joining his staff. "Tell them nothing unless you absolutely have to. Never volunteer any idea about us and our business." "The only good news about our bank is no news". "The press… those flaky consumerists, the politicians, they are all out there to get us. They are the enemy. The less they know about us, the less likely they are to pick us." "What... (more...)
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That would be a Star of David atop a Honda Goldwing, aka the "Japanese Harley-Davidson," sort of.
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I could see Warren Hellman driving around like this…
From the official State of California Energy Upgrade California roadshow:
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I'm srsly, they've got a whole Have You Seen The Bear thing going on these days
Monarch was last seen boarding a Greyhound bus headed to Dallas, Texas.
Who approved this California-backed marketing campaign? Was it Lou Avery?
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2012: People's Republic* of China strong:
And you can't see, but there are five stars on the PRC flag:
"The five stars and their relationship represents the unity of Chinese people under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. The orientation of the stars shows that the unity should go around a center.[6] The larger star symbolizes the Communist Party of China, and the four smaller stars that surround the big star symbolize the four social classes (the working class, the peasantry, the urban petite bourgeoisie and the national bourgeoisie) of Chinese people mentioned in Mao's "On the People's Democratic Dictatorship"
In the center of the photo, you'll find "heiress and socialite" Charlotte Smith Mailliard Swig Shultz, wife of Famous Republican George P. Shultz – check out her bio.** Now, which star is for her? I'm thinking it's the star representing the national bourgeoisie, but IDK for sure.
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** CSMSS (born ca. 1934) is an American heiress and socialite. She is the Chief of Protocol for the state of California, and the Chief of Protocol for the City and County of San Francisco.[1] She is the wife of former United States Secretary of State George P. Shultz.[2] In 2007, she was named Honorary Commander of The Royal Victorian Order by Queen Elizabeth II.
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I'm back from a weekend of relaxation, and I'm ready for more Teen Mom writing. The recap was great and it looks like all of you enjoyed it too, judging by the fact that there are over 400 comments on that thread! Thank you for always being so supportive of the blog and understanding of my time off.
I get a lot of requests for updates on some of the people that have been featured on 16 & Pregnant throughout the seasons, so during the next month or so, I'm going to be posting small updates on each of them. I've been touching base with several sources in order to get inside information and figure out where things are headed for several of them, but for this post I'm just doing a quick update on some people you've heard more about recently.
First up is Jordan Cashmyer, who was featured on season 5 of 16 & Pregnant. During her episode, she and boyfriend Derek were homeless and living in a family friend's living room for a while before making the decision to move to Texas in order to be closer to Derek's dad after their daughter Genevieve was born. The couple has since moved back to Maryland where Derek is going to school in hopes of becoming a physical therapist down the road. Jordan had already graduated before MTV's cameras started rolling, and it appears that she's returned to school with the plan to become a cosmetologist, and her first day was last week. Jordan is attending Regency Beauty Institute, which has a school set up right in Baltimore where the couple is living. Not many of the girls featured on 16 & Pregnant ever achieve any education after high school, so congrats to Jordan on going to school and making an effort to have a career that she's passionate about.
Next is Summer Rewis, who was featured alongside Jordan on season 5. Summer has had a tumultuous relationship with her mother who struggles with addiction problems, and also has been in the middle of a few cheating scandals since her episode was filmed. Summer has left her husband, D.J., but they are still legally married at this time. The couple has spent countless hours bashing each other on social media. D.J. allegedly dated one of the girls he cheated on Summer with, but they have since broken up. Summer dropped out of school in her episode, but has since decided to return to high school and get her high school diploma instead of getting her GED like she had planned on during her episode. Summer took to Facebook to share the news by saying,
I'm so excited about going back to finish high school. Even though I won't be graduating with my class, I will graduate by next December! It's gonna take time and a lot of hard work, but looking at Peyton every single day lets me know that I can do this. And in the end, it's going to be more than worth it. Not only will I make mine and Peyton's life more successful, I can show all those people who ever doubted me how wrong they really were.
The last update for this post will be focused on Izabella Tovar, who was featured on season 3 of 16 & Pregnant. Izabella gave birth to her son, Enrique (who they later renamed Henry) on her episode which aired in 2011, and has stayed with her boyfriend Jairo since filming ended. Izabella graduated high school and moved on to college, but shocked the 16 & Pregnant community when she ended up planning and announcing a second pregnancy last month. Izabella is currently around 23 weeks pregnant with her second child and just announced today that she will be having a daughter this time around. Izabella and Jairo had a gender reveal party where they shared the news that they will be welcoming a baby girl into their family this fall. Izabella shared the news with fans on social media with the following picture of her son with a bundle of pink balloons.


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Hi! My name is Bartosz Brzostek, I'm one of the founders of 11 bit studios, the team behind Anomaly series, and recently announced This War Of Mine. A few days ago I had a chance to read The Blood Pact of Visibility by Ian Stocker (http://n4g.com/user/blogpost/indiemonth/528134). In his post Ian presented his thoughts on the topic of YouTubers and devs mutual relations, if there should be a flow of money included, and who should pay whom. I decided to also share my thoughts, as I believe some time ago we at 11 bit studios came with a neat idea aimed at addressing the problem.
Instead of beginning with the dev/YouTuber case, let me start with the player. In the end he is the one putting his money on the table. So let's think for a moment, why do people pay for games? They pay because the games provide them with a real value - entertainment value - and they consider this value to be worth the price. Of course there's a great disturbance related to F2P model, however after some time of its existence it's clear that not all games fit it well. Some experiences can't be monetized this way (at least not yet) and there are players willing to pay for them up front. They pay for being entertained.
Now think about Let's Play videos. What are they if not entertainment as well? People watch them because they enjoy them. They watch mostly not to get informed about the games, they watch to be entertained. The entertainment value is flowing from the maker of the video to the player. For this to be sustainable, somehow the money has to flow the opposite way. The creators have to make money for entertaining their audience! Either by the way of ads, or maybe pay per view, or maybe something else. I personally don't believe that ads are the best way of compensating the creators. If it was, the premium TV wouldn't work. Some game developers find quietly passing money to youtubers for coverage rather controversial. I think we need a more direct way, and I believe the introduction of tip jar by YT (Mashable has a nice video on that topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgB24_IU3Uk) is a recognition of that need. I personally think that paying the creator directly just for watching will not become very common. Payments for something that used to be free won't be easily accepted. We need more finesse here.
With this in mind, in the early 2013, we at 11 bit studios started to think about a solution that brings all parties together - players, game developers, and video creators. The idea came from an unexpected place. I spend quite some time reading car tuning forums. People spend so much effort and energy to modify their cars, either to race or just for the sake of modding. And I've noticed that there are some forum members who run professional tuning shops. They share their knowledge and give a lot of advice to the tinkers. And the latter, grateful for the advice, when buying tuning parts, order them from the shops of people who helped them in a show of support. I wondered - why couldn't it work with games? If people are going to buy a game anyway, why buy it from some random store, and not from the one who they like? This led us to Games Republic.
Games Republic is a platform that allows the buyer to support YouTubers, bloggers, or even other players by getting the game from their store, widget or affiliation link. Anyone can link to any game available on the platform, and say - "if you by any chance decide to buy this game you can support me by getting it here". Player pays the same price as elsewhere, and the creator gets half of the platforms' share from the transaction. Win-Win-Win!
At first we were designing Games Republic as a storefront-free solution. We thought of it as a catalogue of opportunities for bloggers and vloggers – hey, guys, here's a bunch of games that you can benefit from if you create materials about those specific titles. After several iterations we decided however to introduce custom storefronts for everyone who wants them (but they are not obligatory). Thanks to this solution users can focus on one specific type of games (say: hardcore strategy games) by creating their own space within Games Republic. And be very specific about it: this is my store and if you buy something here, you are directly supporting me.
The multiple storefronts functionality answers one of the most serious problems digital distribution is facing today: the problem with visibility and discoverability. Dominant position of Steam and its limited space on its storefront makes more and more games disappear without a trace. We think of our dispersed storefronts as a potential solution to that problem.
From the very beginning however we were thinking of our platform as a "context is king" solution. Therefore we decided to NOT go with the classic affiliation model which is a little bit of a pyramid scheme – in this model anyone who registers with your affiliation link contributes with her or his purchases towards your financial score. The more registrations you get, the more money you earn, which creates an obvious trend of spamming your affiliation link wherever and whenever you can. We purposedly scrapped this model in favor of creating a strong context between the blogger, his material, his audience and their needs. The blogger speaks honestly about a game and then - hype already created – benefits from game purchases that follow. We like to think about our solution as a "Buy this game and support me" button – two functions within the same action.
This of course sparks the discussion of blogger's honesty. Wouldn't that solution make him get excited about crappy games just to generate sales? Well, there are feeble minds everywhere but when a creator wants to be real and credible, he will never turn to such lowly tricks. Besides, as most of us know, content creators are NOT reviewers. They can create any content about a game and it can still be generating hype and sales as well. They can laugh about game's complexity and create hillarious ragequit videos that shoot a title straight to top ten on Steam charts. Do those materials undermine their credibility? Hell no. Are they beneficial to game developers? Hell yes. But we believe that bloggers/creators should also benefit from those materials!
In spite of the fact that we launched only recently (last week of April), we already have proof that our model works. During Spintires launch (we managed to add the game to our catalogue before its release) we had a case of a YouTuber who created a pre-release let's-play video about this game, honestly presenting it to his audience. Many people followed his link to Games Republic to buy the game and he made some good money thanks to it. I'm no expert in video ads, however I believe simple ads would not bring him such income. He generated context and earned his money on it.
The news about Kerbal affiliation program seem to confirm this is where the future is headed: content creators not getting bogged in stupid discussions "were you paid to create this material?!" but content creators openly saying – "No. Nobody paid me to create this material. But each and every one of you can - by buying the game I am talking about". We believe this is a slightly more elegant solution than slapping a "sponsored material" text within video description. Could it be more profitable? Well, here we get to the fundamental discussion of business models - flat sponsorship rates versus effectivity earnings. But in our case those two models do not exclude themselves.
For top vloggers our solution would mean more transparency towards their users but also an opportunity to benefit from any video they create (and not only those videos that are sponsored). With millions of views thousands of people become hyped but the vlogger is not benefitting from the hype he created. What's more, that approach does not exclude sponsorships. Hello, I created this material as a part of a sponsorship deal but if you wish to buy this game, you can do so through the link in my video description. If you do so, you will also support me. Everybody's happy.
For smaller content creators our tools may become an opportunity to get their piece of the pie – they may not be featured in publisher networks but they obviously have a group of loyal followers who will gladly buy games and support them at the same time. Is Games Republic a solution for long-tail monetization then? Could be. We hope it will be. We believe that transparency is the most important factor in a healthy relationship between "businesses" and their "fans". And we are working on the transparency concept.
We will gladly discuss any feedback you may have.
|Anders Larsson
As someone else said on an earlier thread, in effect the youtubers (or streamers) become publishers/distributers with this model. I like the fact that you guys went ahead and released a product/platform around it, good luck!
In many ways it resembles a simple marketing/distribution agreement that you can have with established sites/platforms (more than Steam, as Steam does very little in actual marketing for you).
|Koen Deetman
Great post Bartosz!
If I recall correctly I heard Steam was also working on individual gamer stores to share in the profits.
Maybe this was just a rumor! Anyway the Games Republic seems great! Definitely going to look into this for my games :)
|James Yee
Hmm.. I'm going to have to give this system a look see as I love the idea of curated storefronts. It also gives me a chance to write more and give long term support to some of the Kickstarter games I've interviewed. Thanks for the heads up.
|SD Marlow
I think YouTube'rs would still be getting more income from ads than "affiliate" links because the views-2-purchase ratio is going to be low (aka conversion rate). The bigger issue is that the big name shops (iTunes, Google Play, Steam, etc) will not want a middleman taking a few extra percentages of profit, but also, won't be happy with a 3rd party storefront (or going further than that, just turning into a back end service for independent sellers).
For some popular or known games, people will learn about Games Republic, but in order to make it a destination of it's own, I think the site needs to provide links/discoverability for YouTube personalities that use the "referral" service.
|Kee-Won Hong
Hi - as a game developer (not a content creator), I was wondering how you would go about getting a title added to the Games Republic store? I could easily be missing something obvious...thanks in advance!
|Anders Larsson
@Jakub We are a developer thinking about ways to distribute our first game, Games of Glory (now in Alpha stage). The range of possible distribution deals is obviously huge. Steam does a pure revenue share deal (which is quite expensive), without promising any marketing behind it. Other distribution platforms also do revenue share, but do promise different marketing activities. The approach of Games Republic sounds like this second model, where the marketing obviously is the featuring of the game in the stream/video
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Boynton Lakes Plaza revives as Publix moves across street
- 3:53 pm Friday, August 31st, 2012 by Emily Roach
What Boynton Lakes Plaza gained, its neighboring shopping center lost.
Publix moved across Congress Avenue into a new store at 4753 N. Congress Ave. in June. Following it to the revamped Boynton Lakes Plaza is Chase Bank and Starbucks, scheduled to open soon according to signs at the property. The spaces were previously leased to Blockbuster and Miami Subs, respectively.
Following the new stores are customers, a welcome sight for Mark Gorman, who moved The Computer Clinic into the shopping center in fall 2010, just before Winn-Dixie closed.
"Definitely, we have gotten an increase in walk-in traffic," he said, estimating a dozen customers [More]
Buzz for Starbucks version of Happy Hour: half-price Frappuccinos
- 1:53 pm Friday, May 6th, 2011 by Emily Roach
The Frappuccinos are half-price from 3-5 p.m. today at Starbucks. The happy hour special, as Starbucks is calling this promotion, continues every afternoon through May 15.
These shots (of coffee) come with sprinkles if you want them … or drizzles, whipped cream, caramel, soy instead of milk, etc. And a new blend for your blended beverage that Starbucks wants you to try is mocha coconut. Just don't ask how many calories this yummy looking concoction has.
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The Gardens Mall introduces exclusive platinum card for VIP shoppers
- 4:18 pm Friday, July 30th, 2010 by Allison Ross
The Gardens Mall is rolling out some new perks for some of its VIP customers with a Platinum card program.
The program — which was launched about two months ago and is still being developed — gives boutiques in the mall a limited number of platinum cards they can hand out to select customers. The cards entitle the owner to amenities each time they visit the mall, such as free valet parking and a free appetizer from Brio Tuscan Grille.
Mall marketing director Debbie Negri said the program is something being tried at all of The Forbes Co.'s shopping centers, although the program is tailored to fit each location. The Forbes Co. owns The Gardens Mall.
So far, only a handful of the mall's retailers — including Montblanc, Lilly Pulitzer, Tory Burch and Vera Bradley have received cards to hand out at their discretion. [More]
Reminder: Starbucks now has free WiFi
- 4:39 pm Friday, July 2nd, 2010 by Allison Ross
Specialty coffee giant Starbucks is now offering unlimited free WiFi at all its company-owned stores nationwide — and it's made the process to get online simpler.
Starbucks customers have for years complained about having to pay for wireless at the cafes and for the cumbersome process needed to access the Internet.
Most recently, Starbucks limited Internet access to two hours a day, and only to customers who were part of the My Starbucks Rewards program.
Now, instead of having to register or use any sort of username, one click of the mouse will give Starbucks java sippers the ability to surf [More]
Deals and freebies to start your week off right
- 4:38 pm Monday, May 10th, 2010 by Allison Ross
Happy Monday, folks!
I've finally finished slogging through emails from my vacation last week, and thought I'd start up the blog posts again with some tasty freebies and deals coming up.
If you know of more, please post a comment below and share the wealth!
Starbucks: The coffee giant has instituted a "happy hour" from 3 to 5 p.m. every day where customers can receive half-price Frappuccino blended beverages. The deal is good until May 16.
Häagen-Dazs: I, for one, scream for free ice cream. Which is why I'm excited that Häagen-Dazs is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a Free Flavor [More]
Upcoming freebies: Starbucks, Rita's
- 2:46 pm Friday, March 19th, 2010 by Allison Ross
Just a couple freebies/specials to get your weekend started right. If you know of more, share the wealth by posting a comment below!
Starbucks: The coffee giant has declared March 23 (Monday) to be "free pastry day." I'm not sure why. If I find out, I'll let you know.
Anyway, purchase any drink from Starbucks on Monday and get a free pastry. You'll need to show a coupon either in person or on your phone. Click here to get the coupon.
Rita's: As they've done every year for the past 18 years, Rita's Italian Ice is offering a free, regular-size, [More]
Starbucks gets a "latte" attention in recent gun debate
- 4:41 pm Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 by Allison Ross
Seattle-based coffee giant Starbucks has become the target of recent gun debate after the retailer became part of an effort by gun activists to exercise their rights to carry guns in open-carry states.
In January, gun enthusiasts began walking into restaurants and businesses in northern California to test state laws about allowing the open carrying of guns in public places. The walk-ins quickly spread to other states, as well.
According to the Associated Press:
Even in some "open carry" states, businesses are allowed to ban guns in their stores. And some have, creating political confrontations with gun owners. But Starbucks, the largest chain targeted, has refused to take the bait, saying in a statement this month that it follows state and local laws and has its own safety measures in its stores. …
"Starbucks is a special target because it's from the hippie West Coast, and a lot of dedicated consumers who pay $4 for coffee have expectations that Starbucks would ban guns. And here they aren't," said John Bruce, a political science professor at the University of Mississippi who is an expert in gun policy.
The debate is moot here in Florida, because the Sunshine State is not an open-carry state. People sipping their lattes and frappuccinos here aren't likely to see a customer walk in with a gun in a holster at their waist. [More]
Starbucks' new heart cup reminds customers of (Red) partnership
- 7:04 pm Monday, February 8th, 2010 by Allison Ross
I know you might not be fully awake when you're ordering your first cup of coffee in the morning, but take a second look at your cup if you're ordering a hot drink from Starbucks.
The Seattle-based coffee company has rolled out new cups at its U.S. stores for a limited time that features a heart and a reminder about Starbucks' commitment to (Red), an organization that helps people with HIV in Africa.
The cups were apparently introduced today (although I got a regular cup this morning). They feature a message encouraging coffee-sippers to visit www.StarbucksLoveProject.com to create [More]
Starbucks instant coffee, Via, rolls out nationwide; free taste tests begin Friday
- 4:23 pm Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 by Allison Ross
Starbucks instant coffee is here.
As I wrote about several months ago on the blog, Starbucks has been experimenting with an instant coffee called VIA.
Today, the specialty coffee maker rolled out the product nationwide. The Associated Press and other news outlets have covered the rollout pretty extensively, so I'll leave that to them.
But here's what I've found so far for Palm Beach County residents who are interested in checking out this insta-brew:
All Starbucks store locations will begin having an official "taste challenge" of its product beginning Friday. That means that customers can come in and try the VIA Ready Brew alongside Starbucks' popular Pikes Place Roast to see if the instant cup matches up to Starbucks' usual quality.
Participants in the taste test will receive a certificate for a free tall (12 oz) brewed coffee and $1 off a 3- or 12-pack of Starbucks VIA Ready Brew.
(Some stores have already begun offering taste tests today, including the Starbucks location in CityPlace; however, the official taste test and accompanying discount certificates begins Oct. 2 and ends Oct. 5, according to a Starbucks spokeswoman.)
If you like what you taste, you can decide to buy the coffee at other places besides Starbucks.
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Dan Didio Gone from DC, New, More Likable Executive Takes Over Company
- Written by Jude Terror on Monday, April 01 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
Dan Didio has worked as an executive for DC Comics since 2002, and as the de facto leader of the company in various positions since 2004, but DC announced this morning that Didio's tenure has finally come to an end. Citing DC's dwindling sales in the face of Marvel's Marvel NOW! initiative, editorial mismanagement leading to a stream of popular creators walking off books, and the general ill will of basically all of internet comics fandom, the beleaguered company has terminated Didio's contract, effective immediately, and installed a new Co-Publisher: Pinhead, the popular antagonist from the Hellraiser series of horror movies.
"I will enjoy making you bleed," said the new executive in a prepared statement, "and I will enjoy making you enjoy it."
Though happy to see the despised Didio leave the company, some fans are questioning the wisdom of installing a blatantly evil, demonic Cenobite as the head of a comic book company, suggesting that Pinhead might use comics to cause pain to humanity. "You suffer beautifully," Pinhead told reporters in response, "but I am here for business, not pleasure."
In a refreshing change of pace for DC, which has, in the past, avoided or misdirected fan questions about the editorial direction of the company, Pinhead seems willing to discuss just about any topic.
On whether or not the DCnU would be canceled and the company returned to it's old continuity:
"Dreams are fleeting. Only nightmares last forever!"
On whether the company will respond to fan complaints that their new comics are creative rehashes of the 90s era of Marvel comics:
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On whether fans will see the return of "toxic" characters Wally West, Cassandra Cain, and Stephanie Brown:
"Save your tears. I'll reap your sorrow slowly. I have centuries to discover the things that make you whimper."
Pinhead's sadistic comments and seemingly flippant attitude toward his own nebulous motives are leading many fans to question whether DC has actually changed directions, or, instead, gone even further down the same path of abuse and hatred toward its readership as before. DC denied the accusations, as well claims that company was using its comics to open an unsealable portal to hell. In addition, some of Dan Didio's closest associates reportedly did not even realize things had changed.
"What?" asked a confused Geoff Johns when told about the change. "What do you mean that's not Dan Didio? I've worked with Dan for a decade now. I think I know my friend when I..."
Johns squinted at Pinhead for a moment. "Oh," he admitted, surprised. "Well, I'll be damned."
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Whats been on my playlist this last week? #19
Carlos Santana - The Swing Of Delight (1980)
A decent collection of mellow latin instrumental songs with jazz influences. You can't really go a lot wrong with this.
Blind Faith - Blind Faith (1969)
A cracking bluesy, folky progressive rock album from a pretty early supergroup. Unfortunately you have to ignore that ugly and controversial cover. I mean a topless 12 year old (I think) holding a plane which looks like something else. What were they thinking?
Derek And The Dominos - Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs (1970)
Classic blues which is a little too long for it's own good and contains a bit of filler. Still worth a listen though, and who doesn't like Layla?
Eric Clapton - Eric Clapton (1970)
Fairly inoffensive blues rock/pop, that just seems a little too watered down.
Download 2012!
Despite this been by far the muddiest, wettest and coldest festival I've been too (well, I went on Wednesday and it only started drying up late afternoon on Saturday), it was also the best festival I've ever been to.
So many of the bands were fantastic, but my personal highlight had to be Sabbath. They just killed it, playing their all time classics with energy and absolute precision. Ozzy was on fine form, working the crowd and sounding just like he always did. The same could be said for Geezer, Tony and the stand in drummer who did a fine job.
Other highlights included The Prodigy, Metallica, Skindred and Kyuss Lives who were all brilliant as well.
None band highlights/memories included our heated debate with some Black Veil Brides fans (long story with a rather odd/funny conclusion which is now a new catchphrase amongst me and my gig mates), our gameboy Pokemon tournament, discovering a little cafe nearby (well-ish) to the site which did huge full english breakfast's for £4.50 and going nuts to a Sabbath with a random Southerner who turned out to be rather cool & has added me and my gig mates on Facebook.
So all in all I had a fantastic time, and I'm still recovering a bit! Thankfully I'm off work all week for that exact reason.
Hopefully next years lineup turns out to be just as good and we end up going again next year. They have one headliner booked already, hopefully it's Maiden doing a Maiden england set. That would make me jizz.
Whats been on my playlist this last week? #18
Eric Clapton - 461 Ocean Boulevard (1974)
I think the cover sums up the content of this album well. A laid back sunny album with the palm tree hinting at something more exotic. It's very smooth, so you can just chill out to it. It does have it's dull moments though, and people expecting Clapton to go crazy with bluesy riffs and solo's will be disappointed.
Santana - Santana III (1971)
Latin infused blues which will give you the urge to release your inner latino. Fun and funky.
Carlos Santana - Oneness: Silver Dreams, Golden Reality (1979)
Much more reflective than his stuff with Santana, here he embraces his religion and spirituality for something of a personal journey. It makes for good listening too.
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland (1968)
Not my favourite Hendrix album, but this is still an absolute classic. Here Hendrix and his band push the boundaries of blues and psychedelia, indulging in almost every experiment imaginable and sticking it on one disc.
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Whats been on my playlist this last week? #17
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard Of Ozz (1980)
Not quite the classic it's made out for me. Sure, there's some classic songs on here but the rest of is just decent heavy metal/hard rock songs.
Black Label Society - Stronger Than Death (2000)
I wasn't too impressed with Mafia, but this is a huge improvement. There's a lot less focus on ballads and more focus on big riffs. The songs themselves won't win any prizes for intelligent lyrics or originality, but if you just want some great southern-styled metal this is for you. Even the ballads aint half bad.
Machine Head - Unto The Locust (2011)
Machine Head have improved as a band for me, and this is another showcase for decent, modern metal. They still don't blow me away but this is pretty solid.
Slayer - South Of Heaven (1988)
Sandwiched between Rib and Sita, this one always gets unfairly overlooked. The truth is this is almost as big a classic as either of those albums. It's consistent, perfectly balanced and contains so many excellent Slayer tracks. Only the two previously mentioned albums better this, and it's not by much.


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Pies shine while SoBro hits its stride
Published: June 18, 2014
Since starting this gig, I've reviewed three restaurants that all made promises of perfect pizza. Some have pulled through, while others struggled. Rest assured that when it comes to pies, SoBro's pizza game is strong.
This success is perhaps unsurprising, as the restaurant was pieced together meticulously by owners Mon and Gerry Shirley of Mon Thai Bistro and Paul Hughes of the short-lived Park Motel Café.
When SoBro Pizza Co. opened in April, the immediate vibe was that this eatery had its ducks in a row. The feeling of togetherness persisted during my first visit, after parking inside the Mosaic garage. The interiors come off as both clinical and posh. Tall ceilings and an airy feel give way to stark metal fixtures and tables. The wood-burning oven commands the room's attention and the available bar seating around it makes for a fun show. Shelves of booze line the wall, and I can see myself coming back for bar offerings alone, which include craft brews on tap, sweet wines, Italian rosé, whites and reds available by the glass ($6 to $9) and by the bottle (low $20s to $300 for a Cabernet blend).
The menu is broken down into antipasti, soups, salads, sandwiches, sobrohs (or calzones) and pizza, available with red, white and green sauce or pesto. I ordered a simple Margherita pie, admittedly a hard pie to fuck up, but nonetheless, was impressed by it. Melty fior di latte (or milk's flower) mozzarella cheese, just enough basil, a healthy portion of San Marzano tomato sauce were all tied together with an admirable crust. Halfway between Barbaro and Dough's well, dough, the crust occasionally struggled to maintain structural integrity while supporting the piping hot toppings.
Unlike both Mon Thai and Park Motel Café, SoBro Pizza Co. doesn't come off as a lunch destination yet. While the pizza is served expediently, it's hard to fathom ordering a whole pie for a quick lunch. As a way to draw in the midday crowd, SoBro offers salads and sandwiches. Salads like the San Antonio Caesar with avocado, yellow cherry tomatoes, basil and cilantro earned praise from my lunch companion. The Casa Insalata di SoBro is an interesting standout with a heaping serving of mixed greens, sun-dried tomatoes and two bold tastes via the house green goddess dressing and cow's milk Shropshire cheese, stinky through and through, that overshadowed the crisp pancetta.
The sandwich portion of the menu, served only from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., proved underwhelming. On paper the combination of prosciutto, pepperoni, salami, tomato, arugula and house mozzarella sounds enticing, but what was delivered to our table was anemic, and the bread lacked the pizza dough's finesse. As far as the sobrohs, my dining partner was left underwhelmed by the Quattro Formaggi. This time the dough was pillowy and flavorful, but proved too much for the cheese inside.
Upon a return visit, I ordered the Fun Guy pizza under "the whites" section—thus far my favorite offering, hands down. The menu bills it as the "perfect marriage" of taleggio (cheese), grilled mushrooms, caramelized onions, smoked pancetta and, surprisingly, pistachio nuts, which gave each slice a meatier texture. To share with the office, the Four Seasons pizza, broken into quadrants, offered a bit of everything for the indecisive set: artichokes represented spring, kalamata olives stood in for summer, grilled mushrooms for fall and prosciutto for winter rounded out the pie. The house mozzarella was a fabulous backdrop for the eclectic flavors.
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Name : wwwisis remote command execution and get files
Software Package : wwwisis
possibly affected : JavaISIS and other tools based on wwwisis
Vendor Homepage : http://www.bireme.br/isis/I/wwwi.htm
Vulnerable Versions: 3.45 verified, probably others
Platforms : Linux verified, probably others
Vulnerability Type : Input Validation Error
Vendor Contacted : 28 Feb 2002
Vendor Replied : 01 Mar 2002
Name : Klaus Ripke
E-mail : krip () openisis org
Vendor contact name : Abel Laerte Packer
Vendor contact e-mail : abel () brm bireme br
wwwisis runs as cgi to query mostly bibliographical databases.
Deployed on probably some hundred systems or more.
While this vuln is probably currently not being exploited,
it's possible to install workarounds right now,
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In common setups of wwwisis, query parameters can be forged
to have wwwisis execute any (shell) command and display any
readable file as allowed for the user of the cgi process.
Vulnerability can be avoided with careful setup.
Input parameters from query string are not checked for bad input.
In common plain-vanilla setups such as the examples in the manual,
it is possible to have the process execute any format as sent by the
remote user. The formatting language has some too powerful functions.
There is also an alternate attack possibility abusing PATH_INFO.
Ability to execute any command and get any file as allowed for
the cgi process.
Since there is not yet a fix published,
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Avoid wwwisis being called directly -- wrap it up in a perl -t script.
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Global Warming: Faster than Expected?
November 15, 2012
The latest issue of Scientific American explains how improved understanding of our distant past (including work by Purdue's Matthew Huber on the PETM) is one reason scientists are becoming increasingly concerned about rapid climate change.
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Pauly Shore has a comedy legacy few others can match: His father opened for Elvis, his mother owned the Comedy Store on Hollywood's Sunset Strip and he was mentored by none other than the late, great Sam Kinison. Shore's latest film, Adoption, which he wrote and directed, hit DVD shelves last month. It shows him poking fun at celebrities adopting Third World kids like theyre walking fashion accessories. (Shore goes to Africa and test-drives a variety of kids, most of whom reject him as a potential parent after spending the day with him.) You can expect Shore's signature straight-faced, ever-more-absurd situational comedy during his stand-up performance today. 8 p.m. Improv, 7620 Katy Freeway. For information, call 713-333-8800 or visit www.improvhouston.com. $25.
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April 28th, 2009 | Congress Procurement | Posted by Steve Watkins
Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., is expected to introduce a bill tomorrow that will suspend government's use of public-private competitions for federal work.
If Mikulski's Correction of Longstanding Errors in Agencies Unsustainable Procurements (CLEAN UP) Act becomes law, agencies will be barred from using competition rules set under Office of Management and Budget Circular A-76 until they implement the following provisions:
- Amend the A-76 process to include the full cost of conducting a competition, to charge in-house bidders only for actual overhead costs, to abolish automatic re-competition of work won by federal employees, and to impose a firm time limit on studies.
- Ensure that work considered inherently governmental functions and functions closely related to inherently governmental work is only performed by federal employees. Where such work is outsourced, agencies must develop plans to bring the work back in house.
- Encourage agencies to give feds the opportunity to compete for new work, work outsourced without competition or outsourced work that is poorly performed, even if the work was properly outsourced.
- Require that agencies inventory contracts to find contracts for inherently governmental work, contracts awarded without competition, and contracts that are being poorly performed.
- Require agencies to develop plans for handling predicted staffing shortages in federal career fields.
The proposed, temporary suspension of A-76 competitions– frequently referred to as outsourcing, privatization or competitive sourcing– would be lifted once the OMB director and the inspectors general of the five largest departments determine these provisions have been "substantially implemented."
In a statement, Mikulski said:
The Bush Administration made a mess of federal personnel contracting – pushing contracting out even when it wasted taxpayer dollars and undermined the mission of our federal agencies. … This bill will be a major step towards cleaning up the contracting abuses of the last eight years and bringing jobs that were wrongly awarded to private contractors back to where they belong – with our first-rate federal employees.
The bill will be co-sponsored by Senators Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio; Roland Burris, D-Ill.; Robert Casey, D-Pa.; Dick Durbin, D-Ill.; Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y.; Edward Kennedy D-Mass.; Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.; Patty Murray, D-Wash.; and Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.
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April 29th, 2009 at 3:26 pm
Amazing what is happening to this country. Our politicians now think it is necessary to absorb private sector jobs for government employees. Reminds me of the phrase "the inmates are now running the asylum", what would this country's founders think.
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[...] said last week that this bill would correct "the contracting abuses of the last eight years and bringing jobs [...]
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May 11th, 2009 at 5:48 pm
Dear Contractors – the gravy train is over. Kudos to Senator Mikulski in stepping up to stop the bleeding. Contracting out in government has gone way beyond the reach of reasonableness. It compares to the mess that unregulated finance, home morgages, and corporate greed has taken this country.
Contracting out is not less government, but more government with less control, oversight, and administration by those who take an oath to this country.
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