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Wednesday, July 15th
We started the day on the quintessential beach called Dionis. Sandy dunes and gentle surf made for hours of fun. Olivia took a leap in her swimming skill and developed an honorable dog paddle. In the evening, we celebrated our 15th anniversary with our kids starting with happy hour and a memorable meal at the Straight Wharf. These 15 years of marriage have been infused with adventure and ...
Family mini vacation in Nantucket
... emotional "excuse" - my angel lost his mother this year, and our little family reunion was in her memory - we thought nothing would have given her more pleasure than seeing her family together, happy and having a good time...besides, her birthday was in July, and we celebrated it there...unfortunately not all the children ...
... from the snack bar. The afternoon was spent relaxing at Nantucket's classic Jetties Beach and swimming at out to the sand bar. Matt found a sweet dinner spot at Brotherhood of Thieves. A pub that made us feel like we were visiting old England in another century and we stuffed ourselves silly! Although he doesn't know it yet, I think Jesse is starting to have ...
Sunday, July 12th
... and were able to bring our car on the island. I rented a house online and the panic always does set in as to whether it actually does exist. I generally spend a good few weeks worrying. Happy to say, not only does it exist, it is perfect for our family! Thrilled to finally be ...
Going to the Drive-in
I haven't been to a drive-in in about 20 years and the kids have never been to one before. So after a day of relaxing at the beach we decided to take a twenty minute drive to Wellfleet where they have a drive-in movie theatre. We opened up the back of the car and let the kids lay down in the back while Steve and I sat on chairs outside ...


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Navy Airman Antonio Martinez of Katy, TX, serves aboard USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74)
"Why Being There Matters"
On our planet, more than 70 percent of which is covered by water, being there means having the ability to act from the sea. The Navy is uniquely positioned to be there; the world's oceans give the Navy the power to protect America's interests anywhere, and at any time. Your Navy protects and defends America on the world's oceans.
Royal SkillsUSA hosts Fourth Annual Fajita Supper
By Ariel Perez
On September 24th, the Royal SkillsUSA Chapter hosted its fourth annual Fajita Supper in the John H. England Exposition Center.
Waller County Child Welfare Board supports Royal ECC & STEM
Principal KT Trimbur-Glenn, San Eng and Principal Susan Hopkins.
By Susan Hopkins
Go4theGoal was established in 2006 just weeks after Richard Stefanacci was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer, Ewing's Sarcoma. After battling cancer for a year, Richard lost his life to the disease. Did you know that cancer is the leading cause of death in children and that less than 4% of federal funding is dedicated to pediatric cancer research?
Fiestas Patrias! October 4
Sunday, October 4th, 2015, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Pattison. This is our Centennial Year and we want our friends and neighboring churches to come and enjoy our Fall Festival! Mexican Food is on the menu with delicious Fajitas, homemade Kolaches, cool and crispy home prepared Fruit Cups, and dozens of homemade desserts for your selection. There will be activities for children, Basket Board, Silent and Live Auction. For more information: 281-375-5799
Blessing of the Animals October 3
St. Francis Episcopal Church in Prairie View will host the annual Blessing of the Animals on Saturday, October 3, 10:00 A.M.-Noon. 204 Dooley St. in Prairie View. Bring your pet or special stuffed animal. Pet wellness, pet door prizes, and people snacks. All are welcome!

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This is Part II of the "Sustaining the Wind" series of essays by David Jones. For Part I, click here.
At the conclusion of part 1[i] of this series, we saw that the putative demand for the element indium in order to build some 15,000,000 wind turbines (at a nominal peak capacity of roughly 900 MW) that would be required to produce annual outputs of 90 exajoules of energy, given the low capacity utilization associated with wind infrastructure, was on the order of 18,000 tons. Although predictions about the total geological supply of any element or mineral are inherently fuzzy, we have also seen that if true, it is quite possible, that the indium demand for wind power alone, never mind the solar industry where it is a key constituent of "CIGS" (copper-indium-gallium-selenide) thin film solar cells, might well exceed the geologically available reserves of the element. In this part we will look at indium as a surrogate for the many critical elements on which modern technology depends. We noted in part 1 that a consideration demand for the elements and minerals required to construct so called "renewable energy" infrastructure is one to two orders of magnitude higher than the demand required to construct nuclear power plants. Moreover we examined data connected with the Danish database of commissioned and decommissioned wind turbines to determine that historically wind turbines remain operational of a mean period of about 15 years – with some capacity lasting a little longer than 30 years, and some for less than two years – and thus efforts to expand wind capacity – which now produces less than 2 exajoules of the more than 560 exajoules of energy humanity consumes – will involve not only adding massive new infrastructure, but also regularly replacing worn out capacity.
As we look at indium, we will not assert that the wind industry is completely dependent on access to it. It is always possible that replacements can be found for any material, as we will see, but we will nevertheless show that the game of "material musical chairs" if you will, is a profound challenge, and that often the hand waving and wishful thinking that surrounds issues in energy, especially where so called "renewable energy" is concerned, is at best glib, at worst misinformed to the point of delusion. The fate of humanity is very much dependent on the decisions we will make in this century; possibly no generation has faced such a demand for clear thinking as the immediately coming generations will face, even as the current generation has failed the future miserably.


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Frankie & The Heartstrings
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Frankie & The Heartstrings mark a welcome return this summer and are pleased to announce details of their third album 'Decency' on July 10th through Pop Sex Ltd.
The band continue to ignore the lure of lucre and bright lights and remain steadfastly in Sunderland, opening their own record store in the city's redundant Tourist Office bringing much heralded impetus to the creative heart of Sunderland and it's many like-minded souls. Amongst the artist who have supported their venture and played recently are The Vaccines, Franz Ferdinand and James Bay.
'Decency' follows 2013's 'These Days Run Away' and sees the band continue their uncanny knack for conjuring up moments of introspective beauty whilst encapsulating the band's ideals, both socially and politically. The pop suss that flowed through previous releases still reigns but 'Decency' embellishes those hooks and melodies creating some of the band's best work to date.
Recorded at the tail end of last summer at Leeds' Suburban Homes studio with MJ (Hookworms) at the controls, 'Decency ' also sees Futurehead Ross Millard on extra-curricular duty with guitar and vocal artistry making his recording debut as a fully-fledged Heartstring.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Thu, 8 Oct 2015 at 7:00pm buy tickets
Ethereal vocals blended with intertwining lo-fi guitars that recall the best of american 90s indie rock. If you saw them at any of their support slots last year you'll know how good they are.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Wed, 14 Oct 2015 at 7pm doors buy tickets
Under 14s welcome with an adult
Battles have been anything but a conventional band. As result of their constant forward momentum, musically and conceptually, BTTLS albums have placed them among the most innovative of Warp Records' roster.
Battles' yet to be announced third album is their most future-leaning yet, a new piece in an un-planned trilogy that began with Battles as a four-piece on Mirrored, continued with a bold leap into collaboration on Gloss Drop and now culminates in John Stanier, Dave Konopka and Ian Williams pushing the sonic limits of how conventional instruments and electronics meld.
Cambridge The Junction, Mon, 26 Oct 2015 at 7:00pm buy tickets
Hot 8 Brass Band
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New Orleans Hip Hop-Jazz legends finally make it to Cambridge after their show in 2014 was cancelled due to illness. The New Orleans 8 piece will tear the roof off Junction 2!
Cambridge The Junction, Tue, 27 Oct 2015 at 7:00pm buy tickets
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"Feels Like doesn't reference any specific dates or weather, but it feels like a summer coming-of-age album. Sure, there are the mentions of milkshakes and scabbed knees, along with the way Bully's untamed punk should soundtrack windows-down freedom in rattling first cars. But there's also that sense of lonely intimacy with oneself within what can feel like a vast void of time; six weeks where you tempt yourself with the promise of reinvention that you'll probably never commit to, lay uncomfortably with your regrets, and fret that the future isn't making itself clear. These are anthems for "all of us and our unpaid dues," as Bognanno sings on "Brainfreeze"; people who, per the album title, are slowly learning to trust their intuition and the weight of an emotion. On "Picture", one finally weighs too heavy on her, but in a good way: "Break before I start to bend," she sings, finding herself in the act of resistance." Pitchfork
Cambridge Portland Arms, Tue, 3 Nov 2015 at 7:30pm buy tickets
Vant + Prison Whites
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Fronted by charismatic vocalist/guitarist Mattie Vant and completed by Henry Eastham (guitars/ vocals), Billy Morris (bass) and Martin Söderin (drums), VANT have been compared to The Pixies with echoes of Queens of the Stone Age, yet frontman Mattie Vant takes influences from a vast spectrum of musical genres which are then all condensed into two-and-a-half minute onslaughts.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Wed, 4 Nov 2015 at 7:30pm buy tickets
Bouquet Of Dead Crows
Despite the name, BoDC are not a death metal band, but a punchy and to the point grunge rock band. One for fans of The Subways, Paramore and much more.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Fri, 6 Nov 2015 at 7:30pm buy tickets
The Coal Porters
The Coal Porters claim to be the world's first "alt-bluegrass" act, demonstrating the power of fiddle, mandolin, banjo, acoustic guitar and doghouse bass when matched with four-part harmonies and memorable melodies. They have taken this sound around the world being featured on NPR's Morning Edition in the USA and having recorded a live session for Bob Harris on BBC Radio 2.
The Coal Porters have five albums available. Their most recent, Find The One, was produced by folk-rock legend John Wood, producer of Fairport Convention, Nick Drake, Squeeze and Beth Orton.
"Not your average fish & chips bluegrass, the Coal Porters have expanded their music with broad strokes and fearless execution."
Chris Hillman (Byrds/Flying Burrito Bros)
"Sid Griffin was playing Americana long before it was called that with his Long Ryders and his pioneering spirit lives on in his work with the Coal Porters."
Billy Bragg
Cambridge Portland Arms, Thu, 12 Nov 2015 at 7:30pm buy tickets
Carthy, Hardy, Farrell And Young
All Seated Show. Under 14s welcome when accompanied by an adult.
Eliza Carthy, twice nominated for the Mercury Prize, is undoubtedly one of the most impressive and engaging performers of her generation. Bella Hardy's soaring and captivating voice inhabits her characters and spins her stories with an equal balance of strength and sensitivity. Kate Young has an intoxicating passion and drive captured as her soaring voice and fiddle dance together to create a uniquely diverse and poignant sound. Lucy Farrell's exploration of traditional and contemporary song has touched the hearts of audiences well beyond the folk world, her beguiling and crystal clear singing style crafting stories with spellbinding skill.
Together, they are Carthy, Hardy, Farrell & Young.
Cambridge The Junction, Sun, 15 Nov 2015 at 7pm doors buy tickets
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"Seafret is the name applied by those in the North East of England to the wild mists which roll in off the North Sea.
It's a refreshing name for a band. But then, Seafret have a refreshing style, anyway.
Forged from numerous open mic slots in a small town, the duo have a timeless sound but with a fresh modern twist. Think The Lumineers but with the mystery of the moors, or even the supple Americana of The Staves given a masculine twist.
New EP 'Give Me Something' is available digitally now, with a limited seven inch vinyl pressing due to be given away to fans who sign up to this here newsletter.
Perhaps the duo's most strident, confident gesture yet, it finds Seafret spreading their wings while also defining a unique style. The harmonies are impeccable, but there's a hidden darkness to 'Explosion' or 'Play With Guns'.
The title cut is ablaze with energy, a rattlin' and roarin' salute which is equal parts bluegrass stomp and indie bedlam." Clash Music
Cambridge Portland Arms, Sun, 15 Nov 2015 at 7:30pm buy tickets
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Younghusband are a four-piece band based in London, comprising Euan Hinshelwood (vocals/guitars/keys), Adam Beach (guitars/keys), Joe Chilton (bass/guitars), Pete Baker (drums/percussion/keys). Their psych-infused indie and krautrock grooves have been championed by BBC 6 Music and NME.
Starting out as Hinshelwood's lo-fi bedroom project, the band formed properly in 2011 and released singles and EPs on labels including Too Pure and Sonic Cathedral. They released their debut album 'Dromes' via Sonic Cathedral in September 2013. It was produced by Nicolas Vernhes (Deerhunter) and features the singles 'Comets Crossed', 'Silver Sisters' and 'Left Of The Rocks'
Cambridge Portland Arms, Tue, 17 Nov 2015 at 7:30pm buy tickets
"Laziness is underrated. What a lot of people see as an undesirable character trait can, in fact, be good for you. Chill out more, live longer. Say no to a 10-mile run, stay up later. Sleep more, yawn less. Life-affirming mottos that bring us to Jaws, a quartet in awe of laziness on their debut six-track EP. Song titles, lyrics, overall vibes: a homage to doing not a lot. Opener 'Breeze' (a lazy version of proper wind) begins with frontman Connor Schofield's plea "Hold my hand, think of me/I'll take you to the beach" before building to a chorus that simply goes "I want it I need it, yeah".
'Donut' (food for lazy people) follows, on which Schofield gives it the full first-Cribs-album Ryan Jarman, when his drawl was untainted by the angst that would later
infect it. He sounds truly blissed-out, singing "Don't want you, don't need you/It's all good, it's all cool/The sun's out, it's all cool". No-one has ever sounded so much like the internal monologue of a sunbathing cat. It's immensely soothing.
Sometimes, though, being soothed isn't enough. And you could criticise Jaws for utilising a lot of overused 2013 touchstones. 'Friend Like You' has the high-pitched reverb of a DIIV track. And they are a Birmingham band, so anyone into Peace and Swim Deep will recognise the baggy '90s sound.
What Jaws have that the others don't, though, is synths. Most obviously on 'Surround You', which intros itself with a wall of sparkles Phoenix would dig. But best of all is 'Stay In' (kind of a lazy activity), which combines all of Jaws' traits with the chorus "Stay in stay out", like Schofield's trying to make an inconsequential decision on holiday. Days when the hardest thing you have to do is work out whether to leave the house are the greatest." NME
Cambridge The Junction, Tue, 1 Dec 2015 at 7:00pm buy tickets
Uk Subs + Freedom Faction + Beverley Kills
UK punk legends, UK Subs, make a welcome return to The Portland Arms after their rammed show last year.
One of the first wave of UK punks, the band have pursued a singular path over the last 4 decades. See you down the front!
Cambridge Portland Arms, Thu, 3 Dec 2015 at 7pm doors buy tickets
Gaz Coombes
Former Supergrass front man heads out on his own, making a welcome appearance in Cambridge.
Cambridge The Junction, Wed, 9 Dec 2015 at 7:00pm buy tickets
Jeffrey Lewis
Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
Jeffrey has a new record coming out on Rough Trade, so it seemed rude not to get him back when he toured. Our favourite anti-folk hero has always had a big following here and we love having him. Pretty much essential
Cambridge Portland Arms, Wed, 16 Dec 2015 at 7:30pm buy tickets
Hinds (formerly Deers)
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There is a moment at the beginning of every Hinds show where the four Madrileñas find each others' eye line and share a communal, assertive, smiling nod. A split-second later, we're blasted by some of the most energised, fun and inventive rock n roll this side of White Light / White Heat or Raw Power.
Yes, Hinds are that good - but you have to push beyond the few brilliantly raucous snatches of sound they've dropped to date. The immediacy and fun times of songs like "Bamboo", "Trippy Gum" or "Castigadas En El Granero" is only a blueprint for the finer qualities of these four friends and their intoxicating, limitless potential for musical salvation.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Mon, 15 Feb 2016 at 7:30pm buy tickets
Cc Smugglers
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CC Smugglers the blues Americana outfit who are actually from Bedfordshire not Tennessee have some epic stories to tell. Before they were a household name, they set off to 'tail' their heroes Tennessee string band Old Crow Medicine Show on their UK tour, busking outside venues to the waiting crowds. It was an obvious pairing but it was also a ballsy move as Old Crow knew nothing about their plans.
American outfit were themselves discovered playing on a street corner in North Carolina some 15 years before and the happy ending to the story is that they went on to support Old Crow proper on their tour.
Which would not have happened if CC Smugglers weren't incredible. Their barnstorming, uplifting country-Americana combines blues and folk too into a belting and cheerful ramshackle melee.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Wed, 16 Mar 2016 at 7:30pm buy tickets
Kris Drever
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Kris Drever's voice and guitar forms part of the backbone of today's contemporary roots scene. Widely admired as a solo artist, collaborator, and member of folk superstars Lau, he is a phenomenal and prolific artist.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Thu, 7 Apr 2016 at 7:00pm buy tickets
Kris Drever
Kris Drever's voice and guitar forms part of the backbone of today's contemporary roots scene. Widely admired as a solo artist, collaborator, and member of folk superstars Lau, he is a phenomenal and prolific artist.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Thu, 7 Apr 2016 at 7:00pm buy tickets
The Lovely Eggs
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"First lines are important. A strong incipit should command attention instantly. But there are strong opening gambits, and then there's the brash hilarity of people are twats. Difficult to argue with, huh? The Lovely Eggs are That Sort Of Band.
Naturally, their splendidly oddball lyrics are the hook, incorporating subjects as universally important as obsessive worrying, crappy jobs and agreeing to another pint even though it's late and you're up early for work the next day. No-one likes a smartarse, of course, but these engagingly witty songs are packed full of enough punchlines and razor-sharp non-sequiturs to have Half Man Half Biscuit quaking in their Dukla Prague away kits. Like the Wirralian wonders, the Eggs are too clever and too damn good to be written off as a comedy act.
The music itself is pretty great, in any case. There are splashes of rickety old indie, a dash of US punk rock and even a whiff of cuddlecore bands like Cub, resulting in a sound that's frequently off-kilter yet never unsettling. Holly Ross' wide-eyed delivery helps, of course her insistent yelp on the garage rush of 'Don't Look At Me (I Don't Like It)' is more paint-stripper than polish, and weirdly beguiling with it.
The Lovely Eggs cut directly to the same part of your brain that knows that finding a forgotten fiver is better than spending a fortune, that Emo Philips is funnier than Bill Hicks, and that Shonen Knife understand pop music better than Kings Of Leon ever possibly can. They'll make you grin and laugh so hard that you'll spray every mouthful of beer over the back of whoever's unfortunate enough to stand in front of you, before that guy turns round, nods in understanding and cackles right back atcha. Not convinced? Hey, every story's gotta start somewhere." The Fly
Cambridge Portland Arms, Tue, 26 Apr 2016 at 7:30pm buy tickets
John Otway
Under 18s welcome with an adult
Everyone's favourite two hit wonder makes a very welcome return. Expect all the usual wit and shambling charm.
Cambridge Portland Arms, Fri, 6 May 2016 at 7:30pm buy tickets


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Legends Bank out of Clarksville is suing a Kansas-based peer for using "Legend" in its name.
The suit filed in U.S. District Court claims that First State Bank & Trust, based out of Tonganoxie, Kan., infringed upon Legends' trademark by branding one of its Kansas City-area locations as First Legend Bank & Trust. First State has about $225 million in assets at eight offices.
Even though Kansas City and Clarksville are more than 500 miles apart, the lawsuit claims First State's use of Legend in the Kansas City market — the branch in question opened its doors in 2008 — could cause "confusion, mistake and deception among consumers and customers."
First State executives didn't respond to two letters sent from Legends Bank, the suit claims. Legends officials are asking the court to prevent First State from using the name and to award damages in an amount no less than three times First State's profits or Legends Bank's damages, whichever is greater. First State posted a loss of $553,000 in 2012 but earned $517,000 the year before.
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Hoya Madness Opens the 2014-15 Basketball Season on the Hilltop
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Hoya Madness Opens the 2014-15 Basketball Season on the Hilltop
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Junior (2010-11): Appeared in all 32 games, starting once (Tulane) ... Had his best year to date, averaging 3.6 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game ... Connected on a team-best 57.8 percent of his field goals (48-of-83) ... Handed out a career-high 36 assists, averaging 1.7 per game ... Averaged 3.2 points and 2.9 rebounds in BIG EAST play ... Reached double figures in scoring twice ... Tied his career-high of 12 points during a win over Loyola.
2009-10 (Sophomore): Appeared in 28 games ... Averaged 1.4 points and 1.4 rebounds per game in 6.8 minutes per game ... Scored a career-high 12 points against American ... Tallied seven points in the season opener at Tulane ... Scored BIG EAST career-high five points against Rutgers.
2008-09 (Freshman): Averaging 1.9 points, 1.7 rebounds, 9.8 minutes in 28 games ... Fourth on the team with 18 blocked shots ... Had two games with at least two blocks ... Scored a season-high eight points against Savannah State ... Grabbed a season-high seven rebounds against FIU ... Averaged 4.0 points and 3.5 rebounds in 14.3 minutes during the last four games of the season.
High School: Played four years of basketball at Mt. St. Joseph and was named captain ... Averaged 19 points and 13 rebounds as a senior ... Led his team to three BCL and MIAA Championships ... Earned Player of the Year and All Metro honors.
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Combining a full HD 40-inch display with 178-degree viewing angles, the table packs an entire PC inside it. The whole setup is powered by an 2.9GHz AMD Athlon X2 dual-core processor, 4GB of RAM and an AMD HD6750M GPU. Not hugely powerful specs then, but definitely more than enough to keep the Surface ticking along smoothly, at least from what we saw.
Surface is now aimed firmly at businesses, being largely too expensive for a consumer to afford to stick in his or her home. These Samsung displays represent the cutting edge of technology, using PixelSense to detect a possible total of 50 touch interactions at once. This means you and plenty of others can all tap away at the surface at the same time, without it slowing down. The result of this is quite a diverse feature set with which application developers can play.
Samsung had a pretty plentiful supply of applications pre-loaded on to the SUR40 table we played with. It would take us forever to go into detail of each, so we have picked out our three favourites which show off what Surface can do: Absolut, Bing and Fujifilm. The last of the three, Fuji's application, takes the SUR40 and puts it into its own custom-build table with company branding, designed to appear in photo printing shops.
With Bing, Surface can do things like pick up on specially built tags, a bit like Sony's Smart tags but without the NFC. These can then be programmed to make Bing search for specific products. Results will then appear in a small window which you can resize using pinch to zoom. You can fill the whole surface with results and do things such as play embedded video or scroll through pictures. The tags in particular can be put to use in all different ways. Red Bull, for example, had stuck them in the bottom of drinks cans which would then search for extreme sports videos should you place them on the table.
Absolut Vodka had come up with something slightly more exciting, turning the table into a touch-sensitive mixing desk - fully functional, we might add. Along the side of the desk was a list of cocktails, that changed depending on what speed the record was being played, to suit the mood. It made for quite a compelling interactive experience and something we would definitely want to see in a bar.
Finally there was Fujifilm, which was a basic photo-manipulation tool. You could build photo albums by grabbing shots from a camera and dragging them on to a page, resize them using multitouch and then send them off to be printed. We liked the custom-built table and could see how, if it were to turn up in a shop, it might persuade customers to make the extra purchase.
In the end though, Kinect is still a lot more exciting to us than Surface. Having the likes of the Xbox and Windows behind it, the software which is compatible is just much more formidable. That and it costs a whole heap less. Still expect to see the odd Surface display turning up in a shop near you soon.
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Collisions Could Reveal "Invisible Gas" In Exoplanets
UWAB graduate student Edward Schwieterman, professor Victoria Meadows, and researchers Tyler Robinson, Amit Misra, and Shawn Domagal-Goldman have demonstrated that the collisional absorption signature of nitrogen gas can be detected in Earth's disk-averaged spectrum and have modeled how it would appear on Earth-like exoplanets. Usually, nitrogen is considered an "invisible gas" because it lacks normal spectral features. Detection of nitrogen would provide a means to characterize the bulk atmosphere of potentially habitable exoplanets and constrain the likelihood of oxygen production by non-living processes. The paper has been published in The Astrophysical Journal here. MORE>
Atmospheric signs of volcanic activity could aid search for life
UW Astrobiology graduate students Amit Misra, Josh Krissansen-Totton, Matt Koehler and Steve Sholes have collaborated on an interdisciplinary paper on how to detect geological activity on extrasolar planets by looking for volcanically-induced transient sulfate aerosols in the planet's atmosphere. MORE>
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AJC Meets with a Senior Member of the German Bundestag
AJC commends Jürgen Hardt, a senior Member of the German Bundestag and Coordinator of Transatlantic Cooperation, for his work in strengthening U.S.-German relations. Yesterday, AJC met with the Coordinator along with his Chief of Staff Henning Speck and the Consul General of Germany in Los Angeles, Hans Jörg Neumann. International Relations Co-Chairs Julie Bram & Eva Dworsky, Board Member Marjie Gross, Interim Director Gary Greenebaum, and Assistant Director Anna Prager hosted the German diplomats at AJC's Los Angeles Regional Office. Discussed were Germany's assistance to Syrian and other refugees, the 50th Anniversary of Israeli-German Relations, strengthening civil society ties between the U.S. and Germany, and the growing Israeli community in Berlin. AJC LA looks forward to working with the German Consulate General Los Angeles to further strengthen U.S.-German-Israeli relations.
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September 28, 2015 – New York – In a full-page ad in today's Wall Street Journal, AJC is calling on world leaders to end the longstanding, endemic bias against Israel at the United Nations.
The ad, "How the UN Divides the World," graphically lines up 192 UN member states on the left-hand side of the page and Israel alone on the right-hand side. This division is exactly how Israel is treated in the UN system, especially at the Geneva-based Human Rights Council.
Astonishingly, and defying all logic and truth, the Council has issued more condemnations of democratic Israel than of all other member states combined. It even dedicates an entire agenda item (#7) to scrutinizing Israel—the only state so segregated. Please click here to read more.
AJC Los Angeles Meets with New Consul General of France
On Thursday, September 24th, AJC Los Angeles met with the new Consul General of France in Los Angeles, Hon. Christophe Lemoine. AJC LA has enjoyed many years of friendly ties to the French Consulate in Los Angeles, a partner in working toward combating anti-Semitism in France and throughout Europe. AJC International Relations Co-Chairs Julie Bram and Eva Dworsky and Assistant Director Anna Prager met with the Consul General at AJC's Los Angeles Regional Office. AJC LA is pleased to have established a foundation for a productive and warm relationship with the Consul General. Prior to his current role, the Consul General Lemoine was Head of Office in the Foreign Minister's cabinet in Paris.
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On September 2nd, 2015, Debbie Saidoff, AJC Board of Governors member, Ira Handelman, Vice President of AJC LA and Co-Chair of its Public Policy Committee, Brian S. Cohen, AJC member, Enid Lieber, Co-Chair of the AJC LA Intergroup-Interreligious Committee, and Siamak Kordestani, AJC LA Assistant Director, met with Congressman Xavier Becerra -- the Chairman of House Democratic Caucus -- in his Downtown Los Angeles district office. The AJC LA delegation thanked Congressman Becerra for his efforts to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran and his support for critical defense aid to Israel. AJC LA discussed BDS and anti-Semitism on campus, including the cases of Lauren Rogers and Rachel Beyda and as well as the recent moves by labor unions to join the BDS movement. The group discussed ways to expand cooperation and dialogue between Jewish and Latino communities locally. Congressman Becerra is the co-Chair of the Latino Jewish Congressional Caucus.
AJC Los Angeles Meets with Congresswoman Linda Sánchez
AJC Los Angeles met with Congresswoman Linda Sánchez on August 21st to discuss a wide range of foreign and domestic policy issues including preventing a nuclear-armed Iran. Ira Handelman, Vice President of AJC & Co-Chair of Public Policy Committee, Shelley Rivlin, Co-Chair of Public Policy Committee, Monica Taher with AJC's Latino-Jewish Task Force, Yonit Kovnator, AJC ACCESS Member, and Siamak Kordestani, Assistant Director of AJC's Los Angeles Regional Office met with the Congresswoman in her Norwalk, California office. AJC thanked the Congresswoman, who chairs the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC), for her longstanding support of the U.S.-Israel relationship.
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Here we are, legs entwined
With your come in my behind.
You came inside with all your heart.
Now Im yours. Youre deep inside
Fused into me, I feel such pride.
Your creamy come has a new home
And never from you will I roam.
Now we wash up in the bath
Soapy hands on cock and ass.
With lots of kisses, lots of tongue
And thinking of you in my bum.
My mind moves back to your sweet cock
How back and forth my head might rock.
Now I cant wait to give you head
The moment we are back in bed.
I take your hand to lead you there.
To taste your come is my sweet prayer.
Between the sheets we neatly slip
And soon your cock is in my grip.
My tongue extends to touch the tip
And tastes some pre-come, your first drip.
Soon my mouth slides down around
Your long firm shaft and we are bound.
Then back and forth you pulse within
With firm intent, my heart to win.
Then suddenly a leaping gush
And I am yours in tasting love.
It feels so good your slippery cream
Fulfilment of a lovers dream.
It tastes of salt, perhaps chlorine
And slippery silky love supreme.
Now Ive had you in both ends
Proving we are more than friends.
Well sleep together close entwined
And wake up in a love divine.
Well go to part -- and realize
We must rejoin in loving sighs.
Then well kiss and fuck and play
On and on throughout the day.
Then well sleep again entwined
And wake again in love so fine.
I must describe in more detail
How it feels when you impale
My behind with your cupids shaft
And capture me in loving craft.
I feel your firm and tender knob
Pressed gainst my bum hole, seem to throb
With tender loving firm intent
To penetrate so well be blent.
I feel the pressure building thus
Till it gives way to your loving thrust.
Suddenly your head is in
and your shaft and it begins.
I am filled with ecstasy
As we unite in full degree.
I feel your pelvis, pubic hair
Pressed firm against my derrière.
I know youre in me to the hilt
On and on as I am filled
With each loving thrust you push
Deeper still into my tush.
But deeper still goes Cupids dart
Into the center of my heart
And when I feel you gush within
Here it ends and it begins.
When you pull out, I realize
Youre still within, with loving sigh.
With a few steps I walk away
But youre still with me in this way
And were together in one bod
Thanks to your thrusting gushing rod.
You followed me to reunite.
You kiss me and you hold me tight.
And I am yours and you are mine
Because your comes in my behind.
And I am helpless in this bond
Yet strengthened in our lovers song.
We slow dance naked to a song
By who else but Elton John.
I can be bi for just a while
Then I need women to make me smile.
I need to fuck them and to suck them
And forever to be up them.
To suck their tits or I lose my wits
And have her at last or Ill have fits.
So there it is once said and done
Bi in a dream is just in fun.
Its a beautiful dream but still second-best
And only with women is final success.[?...]
To each his own is the right way
To laugh and love in every day.
If this poem got you hot
And you are gay or bi, so what?
Were all some bi, is what I think
With a nod or with a wink
On the surface or down deep,
We realize or else we sleep
Unaware that it is there
Till we wake up and look and stare.
[Any emotion fully expressed, leads back to
Love and true hearts desire.]


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I bought this blanket to put over me when I am on the couch watching tv or reading. The twin size is a perfect size for that. I have a king size bed and I have a king size electric blanket also. It is great for keeping the heat down low to save on heating bills this winter. I recommend this blanket. Other than some flocking which is normal its the right price for me.
Soft and warm. The perfect thing to have in the cold months of winter.
Very good quality blanket.
Great product. Heats up quickly. Easy to use thermostat dial.
Because of the great price, was a little doubtful as to the quality and value. It was more than I anticipated, absolutely love it. Would recommend it to anyone who needs a warming blanket.
Love the blanket and it was well worth the price. The only downside to it is that it pills quite a bit. Other than that it's great !
I'm very pleased with my blanket. It was easy to set up and works very well. I only wish it had an automatic turn off feature. I really like the color.
we purchased this blanket for our daughter and she has not been cold since. I love the auto off feature and think it was a great purchase and very reasonably priced. I recommed it ifyou need an electric blanket. The only problem I had is that we ordered pink and got green. Oh well.
blanket is very lightweight, works well. nice fabric, very sotf. i would definitely recommend this product.
Blanket priced reasonably in comparison to other retailers. Was in stock, shipped very quickly and in good condition. This color of blanket doesn't shed as bad as the darker colors. Love the 10 settings, and blanket is very warm. Have used everyday since Christmas and it works great thusfar!
This Blanket was the best, we stayed in Bend over Christmas and this blanket keep us sooo..... warm on low even though it was in the teens outside.
This Sunbeam warming blanket is a great one. Even on the lowest setting it gives good even warmth and the dual controls are a nice feature. The only thing that would make it better would be automatic shutoff controls. A good value for the money.
This blanket warms the bed up quickly and makes for a comfortable night of sleep.
Some uneven heating has been experienced but overall very happy with this product.
You do not even need to put it on high to be toasty, has a nice control, and is easy to use... Heaven knows we need it this winter! 24 degrees below this morning in our part of Pennsylvania!
If you want to stay warm this is a great blanket. Or to just have the bed warm when you first get in and turn off. I like this blanket so much I bought more for my friends.
I purchased this blanket to keep from having to turn on my central heat. I am usually only in one room the majority of the time, so I didn't need to heat the entire apartment. This blanket proved to be the perfect solution. It heats up quickly and throughout the entire blanket. It actually gets a little warm after about an hour, so I keep it on low throughout the night. I added it as an upper layer on my bed, which works out perfectly. If you are looking for a simple and low cost way to keep warm, this is the perfect solution. The only downside is that it is a little fuzzy and sheds. Also, the cord is a little long and cumbersome, but since I am using it on the outer layers of my bedding, it has been a breeze to connect at night and unplug in the morning.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Yoohoos! and WooHoos! and a Pilgrimage
Another "Yoohoo!" and congrats to Carolyn M from Georgia who won Joy Bauer's "Joy's LIFE Diet" book in my giveaway on Tuesday.
And another "Yoohoo!" to reader Tina from Lancaster County PA who sent me the nicest email the other night and like a bonehead, I erased it on my Blackberry which erased it on my PC. If you're reading this, Tina, please shoot me another email so I can reply!
Now, about that pilgrimage…
In between weather advisories on Tuesday, I hitched up the Jeep and went on my bimonthly pilgrimage to Trader Joe's and threw in a side trip to Whole Foods. I've been out of Shirataki Noodles since October (I've had an awful hankerin' for spinach noodles Florentine), and – thanks to Kalyn at Kalyn's Kitchen – I've been wanting to try Spike and Za'Atar seasonings, things I can't find in Podunkville.
Other things I can't get in Podunkville: chickpea flour; tarragon vinegar; lower (really lower) sodium soy sauce; hearts of palm; cheap(er) tahini; lower sodium pinto, black and garbanzo beans; light coconut milk; fire-roasted tomatoes with no salt added; frozen cherries; Fage; Skinny Dippers crackers (which are being discontinued…*tear*); tuna steaks, turkey bacon, and nan (for hubby); organic honeycrisp apples, Swiss chard, garlic and leeks; shelled edamame; TJ's infamous low-fat/low-sodium parmesan ranch dressing; and of course:
Yes, I'm eating a bit of chocolate again since the scale is going nowhere whether I eat it or not. Doc says I've gained muscle mass and that was her final answer. This after I spent five minutes on Monday whining to her, "Why, why, WHY have I gained four pounds since May!" Have you been working out more? she asked. "Yes," I said. "But…" Apparently there are no "buts." So OK, I can live with that.
Whole Foods is a foodie's Disneyland (not to mention the good looking men who shop there…) and usually I can't escape without dumping at least $100. Not this time! I faithfully stuck to my list and spent less than $100. My only complaint (other than the prices) at Whole Foods is damn do they keep that place cold! By the time I get to the bulk foods, my fingers are numb – and that's BEFORE I hit the freezer case! Sadly, I look like Nanook of the North when I shop there and the before mentioned good looking guys tend to avert their eyes.
A few more things before I let ya'll go…(and I consider this first one a WooHoo! since I love when you guys as me about vegetables…*happytear*)
Many of you asked about the roasted rutabagas in my last post. Here's what I do: Spray a baking sheet with Pam, thinly (as in 1/8- to 1/4-inch thick) slice a peeled rutabaga (I used a mandoline http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandoline); lay the slices on the pan; sprinkle with pepper or whatever spices you'd like; spray with Pam; roast at 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes (maybe longer depending on what meaty to crispness ratio you prefer), flipping them occasionally so they cook on both sides. That's it. Very simple. I do the same thing with peeled beets.
Hope this finds you fully ensconced in your resolutions and the nutritional changes you vowed to make in 2010. I accomplished one of my resolutions already this year – to become a little, just a wee bit, more social. I've had coffee with TWO "new" friends (yoohoo! to Kara and Libby!).
Happy Thursday, everyone!
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Yay on your WooHoo! You deserve it! Fingers crossed for me to attend fitbloggin.ReplyDelete
It's because of you, Lori, that I'm a woohoo! Thanks, chicka! And I'll keep my fingers crossed for Fitbloggin'.ReplyDelete
O man, I just ADORE TJ's and Whole Foods! I shop for most of my food there now... just discovered the land of WF! O my beating heart! sigh! Fantastical goodness is both places!ReplyDelete
So so grateful I found your blog, Lynn! Looking forward to reading more!
Hugs.. Amy
Not a mandoline!!! :)ReplyDelete
Neat on your woohoo - that is very cool. Wish I could get to Fitbloggin but my budget says no. It sounds like so much fun!
Glad your doctor explained your weight gain - figured you didn't have anything to worry about since your jeans are baggy.
Wow, if you and Lori are coming to fitbloggin I sure will try to come to.ReplyDelete
You know I've never been to trader Joes or whole foods.
Shelley, so wish you could come! BbubblyBABE...I'm glad you're thinking about it :) I need to put voices and bodies to names and comments, ladies!ReplyDelete
My local wal-mart sells shelled edemame in the freezer section. Have you tried asking the manager to stock it?ReplyDelete
thanks for the rutabagas recipe!ReplyDelete
and what soy brand did you find and how low is low sodium?
Baltimore is a LONG way from me - doubtful, but thanks for asking!
Seriously...if I could have a shopping spree at Whole Paycheck I would do some serious damage...there was recently a moonlight madness sale at one of the WFs here in Boulder, but sadly I missed it!ReplyDelete
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Ahhhhh...it's so wonderful to find another fan of honeycrisp apples!!!ReplyDelete
My discovery of them is all due to a very generous orchard owner who, when overhearing my dilemma about which apples to buy at her roadside stand, promptly picked one up, cut off a slice, and placed it into my hand. "If you haven't tried these, then you should" she said, eyes all aglow. Suffice it to say that I left with a bushel or more of them in my car. I have since sought out any reason to extol their super crisp, juicy goodness...as evidenced here!
They're available here in NC early in the apple harvest season. Early as in, if you wait until Labor Day to head to the mountains, all you'll find is what the owners have left in their own refrigerators. (And I've tried - they aren't interested in selling what they have left!!) Late July and early August is when they are aplenty.
Glad to know someone else seeks them out!
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Fat doesn't weigh more than muscle...ReplyDelete
If you weighed a 4 lbs of feathers and 4 lbs of pennies-it's the same weight...they just take up different space.
Well thank you, anonymous, for imparting that piece of wisdom...ReplyDelete
Anonymous, you're spot on! A pound is a pound. But when you work out more yet weigh more, even if your clothes get baggier, it's that density factor. I'm very happy with weighing four pounds more and my jeans being loose and my arms and back and abs being stronger. Another woohoo!ReplyDelete
Hey there! Nice to meet you! Looks like you've acomplished a lot! Great job.ReplyDelete
come encourage me please... I'm on my journey to lose (192- 155)
Advice from a trusted friend: People often say that muscle weighs more than fat, but that is a misstatement. Muscle is actually more dense than fat, so a pound of muscle takes up less space than fat. Another way to look at fat versus muscles is that a cubic inch of muscle will weigh more than a cubic inch of fat. Muscle is about 18 percent more dense than fat.ReplyDelete
Mmmm....honeycrisp apples from TJs. Love them!!ReplyDelete


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Freeriders should go to the top of the No 3 T-bar, because from here the mountain is yours. The view of Lake Coleridge and surrounding mountain ranges is spectacular. Don't hang around sightseeing for too long though - the first tracks on Big Mama aren't available all day. It is a reasonably easy traverse (with a little climbing) along a ridge line to the top of Big Mama, but it's not until you're standing at the top of the slope that you realise just how long the run is. It is a huge 620 vertical metres from top to bottom - one of the largest vertical drops in a lift accessed area in NZ. If you're fit enough to enjoy long powder runs, Big Mama is heaven. If you prefer chutes, traverse to the left from the top of lift No 3 T-bar to Aorangi Chutes and the Leapers, where the terrain is steep and the chutes are narrow. Bluff Face is another cool place to ride reached via a traverse down to McNulty's cat-track and hike up to the summit of Allison Peak. The Powder Bowl and Crystal Valley runs are both outside the ski boundary. There is a great boarding to be had on both, but the hike can be a mission. For reasons of safety, inform the ski patrol if you intend to go into any of these areas.
Freestylers have a lot here to check out. There's a halfpipe in McNulty's Basin and heaps of good natural hits dotted around the whole area.
Carvers will find the runs down either side of the No 1 T-bar have a reasonably consistent gradient and make excellent cruising runs for intermediate boarders.
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Pedro Ciriaco provided a pair of big hits late in Thursday night's game helping the San Diego Padres to a 6-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The loss drops the Dodgers to 8.5 games behind division leading Arizona Diamondbacks including six games behind the Padres who moved into sole possession of third in the NL West.
Ciriaco has had a nice start for the Padres after being acquired from the Boston Red Sox last week. In the last four games he is now 7-for-14 with two of those hits making the difference in the game.
In the seventh, Ciriaco tripled into left-center to plate Yasmani Grandal to give the Padres a 3-2 lead. After Chase Headley singled in a run a few batters later, the Padres would be up 4-2 heading into the eighth. Ciriaco added to his night in the eighth driving a Peter Moylan pitch out to left to put the Padres up 6-2.
As for the Dodgers this is the tenth time in 2013 that the team has lost while collecting more hits than the opposition. It was only the sixth time in Yasiel Puig's sixteen career games that he failed to have multiple hits in the game.
Puig launched his sixth homer of the season in the first inning giving the Dodgers their early lead of the ballgame. However, his next four at-bats he would look lost striking out three times for the first time in his career.
A.J. Ellis would add a homer of his own in the ninth off closer Huston Street but the game ended with a Puig strikeout and a runner on third.
Dodgers starter Stephen Fife worked an efficient six innings with only four hits, two runs (one earned), and six strikeouts only to be left with a no-decision. Fife has been a reliable option at the back end of the Dodgers rotation this year.
A good sign for the Dodgers is that Hanley Ramirez started for the fifth time in six games and is 8-for-12 in the last three games combined. The hamstring seems to be holding up fine as he scored on a Juan Uribe sac fly in the sixth which tied the score at the time.
Clayton Kershaw (5-4, 1.84) will take on Clayton Richard (2-5, 7.01) in the battle of the Claytons on Friday Night. Kershaw will be trying for his first win since May 20th. The Dodgers have lost eight of their last eleven.
WP: Nick Vincent (2-0)
LP: Matt Guerrier (2-3)
S: Huston Street (15)
Don Mattingly said they plan on sending Matt Kemp to a three to four game rehab soon.
Scott Van Slyke will begin a rehab with the AAA Albuquerque Isotopes Friday night.