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2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Crew Cab 4dr Crew Cab LT Rwd SB (6.0L 8cyl 4A)
I love it...you sit above most and the
power of this machine really hits the
XM, heated seats, the magnet on the
tip of the oil pan bolt to grab tiny
pieces of metal.
Powerful and Classy. It could use
better fuel mileage. It has everything
a Tahoe could have but it has a bed.
Worth getting the Lt package.
The interior package is awesome on the
Lt. Has alot of stock power.
could use better fuel mileage.
This is my second Silverado. I sold my
2002 extended cab 1500 silverado and
bought this truck brand new in october.
I love this truck. The ride is
noticibly harsher then the half ton was
but it really isnt that bad. The fuel
mileage however is considerbly worse
then my old one was. I used to be able
to make over 400 miles on a tank on the
highway while towing with my old truck
(5.3 vortec) but this one doesnt wanna
go much over 300 miles on a tank
(hwy!!). The crew cab is great and my
passengers all say that the back seat
is great. Much better build quality too
then my previous truck.
Heated seats, steering wheel mounted
stereo controls and memory seats. I
also like the driver information center
in the new truck which is much improved
over my previous '02.
Stock Bose stereo could have sounded
better. I had to have an amp and two
subwoofers installed in order to get
decent sound out of it. Lots of vinyle
trim thrown in with my leather:(
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Published: Wednesday, June 7, 2006 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, June 7, 2006 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: Our president has broken more laws than all of the presidents in U.S. history combined. He has driven this country in debt more than all presidents combined. He has taken this country into an illegal, immoral war for none of the reasons given at the time.
He has taken a serious toll on U.S. citizens, whether they be veterans, wage earners or voters -- be they Republicans, Democrats or independent.
The president maintains that he is in office to protect citizens although his oath was to protect the Constitution. He and his administration are doing whatever they can do to limit freedoms and to turn his imperial government into a fascist government.
He has dishonored and disgraced the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and the American flag to which I continue to pledge my allegiance.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, under God with liberty and justice for all.
I am a patriot, a proud veteran and a worried and concerned citizen.
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Hope you had a great monday.=) Mine was bright but still a bit chilly. I was wearing a thick coat but i removed it to catch up with your spring looks.=) Spent the whole day cleaning the house and as a reward, the man came home at 3 and took me out to have a taste of the sun. Walked for an hour then had tea called Golden Monkey.=) It was nice, had 2 pots. =) Hope you like the simple outfit i was able to put together today.=)
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Re: Best Reward Card for Groceries?
For groceries, I like the following:
1. BCP for the first $6K - no reason for BCE, not hard to hit $6K with GCs you may use anyway, e.g. starbucks, restaurants.
2. Flexperks - 2%, but with 25% with gold checking, or 50% bonus with plat checking.
3. Citi's 5% for 12 months, if you can find it at a branch.
The 2% ones aren't really worth noting, since Fid Amex offers 2% without restriction, and JCB Murakai (CA and HI) offers 3% without restriction.
Walmart would be great for groceries. Buy what we need at lowest prices, and fill up our bluebird accounts at the same time.
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Arissa Collins has learned to deal with the loss of her family over the last five years, but she still yearns for them, particularly when she's celebrating a milestone in her life.
"It is hard every day," Collins said in a recent interview. "But you get used to living with it. Not having them for graduation, starting college and having my first baby was really hard."
The chairman of the West Las Vegas School board and a Las Vegas City Schools board member say it's time to start discussing the possibility of consolidating the two school districts.
The comments were made last week at a city schools board meeting during a discussion of water rights held by the two districts.
"Just as a side bar, when are we going to start the discussion of consolidation," Las Vegas City Schools board member Gloria Lovato-Pacheco asked West board chairman Gary Gold.
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Forests throughout the Southwest are growing quiet as the season for bugling elk comes to an end. The aspens in the high country and cottonwoods in the valleys are dropping their golden leaves, and snow has dusted mountain tops in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.
There's no denying it's fall.
But for land managers, hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts, it was a long time coming in some areas. They had to wait a few extra weeks for summer to loosen its grip.
Free concert at Ilfeld Tuesday The United States Air Force Academy Band will present a free public concert by the Academy Winds at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 7 p.m. at Ilfeld Auditorium on the New Mexico Highlands University campus.
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City of Las Vegas utility customers can once again pay their bills at City Hall. The payment center at City Hall, 1700 North Grand, has re-opened and will be accepting payments from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m, though it will be closed during the lunch hour. The payment center is for payments only. Payments can still be made. at the Utility Department on 12th Street from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., including through the lunch hour.
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The United States Air Force Academy Band's Academy Winds will have a performance at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 15 at New Mexico Highlands University's Ilfeld Auditorium. The stop is part of the groups week-long tour of New Mexico.
The tour will be to perform free public concerts, work with college and high school students, and talk about education opportunities at the Air Force Academy as well as careers in the Air Force.
• Students at Sierra Vista Elementary, Legion Park Elementary, Los Niños Elementary, Early Childhood Center, Mike Mateo Sena Elementary and Memorial Middle School may be eligible to receive free tutoring under Title 1 Supplemental Educational Services part of the No Child Left Behind Act. The goals of this program are to help students succeed in school and do well on the upcoming state test, NMSBA. For more information, call the Las Vegas City Schools Bilingual/ Federal Programs office at 454-5700 ext. 111. Registration will close on Monday, Nov. 14.
We're not sure if we've ever seen a performance evaluation process with more twists and turns than the one conducted recently for Las Vegas City Manager Tim Dodge. On one end of the spectrum, we have a mayor who saw no wrong in Dodge's performance, while on the other end, one city councilor raised some valid concerns — but only in the press, after the evaluation process itself.
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It may be spring, but there is still plenty of snow on Northwest hills. Stevens was fantastic last weekno lines, sun, nicely groomed runs and dreamy powder patches in between. It's not too late to partake in this year's fantastic snow season: Crystal and Stevens are both open daily through Sunday, April 13. Summit Central and Alpental are planning to remain open at least through April 6. Mt. Baker is your best bet for this weekend with more than two feet of new in the last three days, with more snow and unusually low temperatures in the forecast. (Operations switch to Friday-Sunday after March 31.)


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A quick scan of CPAN reveals Parallel::ForkManager. This should go some ways towards your goal. You can implement the watchdog behaviour using the callbacks featured in that module, but a cursory glance at the docs does not reveal a way to modify the number of children during runtime, so I'm afraid this module might not help you there
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- 2, 17 1/2" x 38" pieces, one of material of the exterior fabric and one of the material of the interior fabric.
- 2, 5" x Width of Fabric strips, one of material of the exterior fabric and one of the material of the interior fabric.
- 4, 8" squares of the exterior fabric for the pockets.
- 4" strip of ribbon
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Tutorial: Quick and Easy Over the Shoulder Bag
My In-laws live in Africa. A little over a year ago my mother in-law sent me some beautiful fabrics from Africa. I have had them all stowed away, not wanting to cut into something so rare!
Well, I decided last week that I wanted to make a quick over the shoulder type purse/bag. And it occurred to me that this might be the perfect opportunity to make something of those beautiful fabrics! Now I can show off this fabric whenever I go out.
The great thing about this type of bag is that it goes together really, really quickly! Less than about an hour.
1. Take the large piece of exterior fabric and fold in half width wise.
2. Place the fabric on a cutting mat and with a ruler, start at the folded edge and measure up to the open edge and in 1 1/2" creating an angle from the fold to the open edge.
Repeat with opposite side.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 with the interior.
4. Pin the sides together and sew the sides closed.
5. Keeping the bag inside out, go to the bottom of the bag and create a triangle at the corner by pulling out the corner and pushing down on the top and sides of the bag.
6. Find the place inside the corner, where it measures 4" from edge to edge and draw a line.
7. Stitch on the line. Repeat with the other side. Set exterior aside.
9. Take two of the 8" squares and place them right sides together. Sew along all four edges, leaving a 1-2" opening to turn right side out.
Trim the corners.
10. Place pockets on the right side of the interior, equidistant from the fold line, the sides and the opening seams. Sew pockets to interior along sides and bottom, leaving the tops open!
11. Repeat steps 4 through 7 with the interior fabric.
12. Take the two 5" x Width of Fabric pieces. Place the interior and exterior pieces right side together.
13. Sew along the long sides, leaving the shorter ends open.
14. Turn the strap right side out.
15. Press.
16. Edge stitch along both long sides.
17. Turn the exterior right side out.
18. Place the exterior fabric of the strap against the right side of the bag. With the side seam of the exterior at the center of the strap. Baste in place.
19. Repeat with the other edge of the strap on the other side seam of the bag. Be careful not to twist the strap.
20. At the center of one of the sides of the top fold the ribbon in half and baste in place.
21. Keep the interior inside out and place it around the exterior (which is right side out), making sure the strap is in between the interior and the exterior.
22. Pin around the opening
23. Stitch along the entire outside at a 5/8" seam allowance leaving a 2 - 3" opening for turnign right side out.
24. Pull interior out through the opening.
25. Tuck interior into the exterior.
26. Edge stitch around the entire opening. For a nice final touch, stitch around the opening again 1/4" inside the edge stitch.
27. On the opposite side of the ribbon, sew on a button to keep the opening of the bag closed.
And Voila! A quick, easy and pretty over the shoulder bag!
Can't wait to use mine!
Posted by Mauby at 6:37 PM
Labels: free pattern, maubys pattern, maubys tutorial, one of a kind fabric, over the shoulder bag, Pattern, purse, purse pattern, tutorial
5 comments:
Beautiful bag! I must find similar material and make one for myself.
Thanks for the tutorial!
- June 9, 2012 at 9:43 PM
Fab bag & tutorial. I've made one for myself with African Fabric I had. Everyone loves it!
- July 28, 2012 at 5:57 AM
- Mauby said...
@Anonymous 1- thank you! I hope you found some fabric and have a bag now!
@Anonymous 2- thanks! So glad to hear ou made one and that everyone loves it! I love getting compliments on stuff and then shocking people by saying oh, I made that. ;)
- August 3, 2012 at 9:40 PM
So glad I found this! I love the bag I made my best friend. I might have to make one for myself, too!
- January 13, 2015 at 11:42 AM
You made it look so easy. Lovely fabric indeed. I am making a similar one and had some doubts, thank you for clearing them up. Good teaching! You should post more.
Evelyn from Puerto Rico.
- June 14, 2015 at 2:30 PM
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Vulnerabilities in Xine-Lib and Mplayer
Vulnerabilities have been discovered in two major media players for Linux. A Xine-Lib vulnerability also affects Mplayer.
The vulnerability in Mplayer was disclosed just recently; further information is available from the project hompage for the player. The vulnerabilities were discovered in part by Core Security. One of the vulnerabilities was inherited by Xine-Lib. Other applications based on Mplayer, or the Xine library may be affected. Security researchers classify both vulnerabilities in both projects as extremely critical.
The vulnerability, which affects both Mplayer and Xine-Library, can be exploited by injecting manipulated comments in loss-free FLAC compressed files (Free Lossless Audio Codec). The attacker can use this vector to provoke a stack overflow in the "demux_audio.c" file, and then run injected code with the player's UID.
Based on current findings, only Mplayer and projects based on it are affected by the bug. Attackers can use some IPv6 URLs to provoke a buffer overflow in the "stream/url.c" file's "url_escape_string" function. An array indexing error in "demux_mov.c" can also provoke a buffer overflow on parsing MOV files. Additionally, a buffer overflow can occur on evaluating CDDB files.
The vulnerabilities affect Xine-Lib up to version 1.1.10 and Mplayer up to version 1.0rc2. The Mplayer team has released patches to remedy the situation. Distributors are likely to follow suit with updated packages in the next few days.
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Tuesday, April 07, 2015PSW Staff 04/07/15 09:27 AM,Adamson Systems Engineering will introduce the S-Series at Prolight + Sound from April 15-18 in Frankfurt, Germany. The new sub-compact line array system consists of the S10 line array enclosure, S119 subwoofer, Blueprint AV and the E-rack; Adamson's new unified rack solution. The S10 is a 2-way, full range, sub-compact line array enclosure ideal for mid-size arenas, theaters, churches and dance clubs, as well as outdoor festivals. It is loaded with two newly designed 10" ND10-LM Kevlar Neodymium low frequency… View this story
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Thursday, March 19, 2015PSW Staff 03/19/15 10:58 AM,Victory Preparatory Academy in the Denver suburb of Commerce City, Colorado is a new charter school for middle school and high school students. To ensure the growth of its recently-kindled school spirit, school district officials hired Audio Visual Colorado to design and install a high-impact sound reinforcement system in its combination gymnasium/auditorium. AV Colorado obliged, giving VPA a pair of high-fidelity Danley Sound Labs SM-100F full-range loudspeakers, whose excellent pattern control keep energy on the students in the bleachers… and… View this story
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PSW Staff 03/19/15 09:06 AM,Arena Sozòpol is one of the four venues that will host the 2015 UEFA European Under-17 Championship. Completed in plenty of time for the championship, the 4,000 seat stadium has undergone full reconstruction with new grandstands, amenities and a sound reinforcement system featuring Community Professional loudspeakers. Sozòpol is an attractive ancient seaside town located 35 km south of Bulgaria's second largest city, Burgas, on the beautiful Black Sea Coast. Burgas based Pro Audio Ltd was commissioned to design and install… View this story
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PSW Staff 03/18/15 02:03 PM,High Kirk Presbyterian Church in Ballymena, Ireland has upgraded its PA system with a Martin Audio MLA Mini Multi-cellular Loudspeaker Array, supplied and supported by Irish distributors, Rea Sound. After two years of research the church's technical team found what they wanted in Martin Audio's award-winning MLA platform. The 600-seat church required a completely new sound reinforcement system – replacing a 20 year old system – to accommodate a shift to modern worship music. The new system needed to provide… View this story
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PSW Staff 02/20/15 11:34 AM,Two nearly identical venues have become the first theatres in Canada to be equipped with the Meyer Sound LYON linear sound reinforcement systems: Edmonton's Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (NAJA) and Calgary's Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (SAJA). Both long-time Meyer Sound users since 1983, the 2,538-seat auditoriums selected LYON as they looked to upgrade from their trusty M2D line array loudspeakers, a decision made jointly by Mark Belkie and Paul Schmitz, technical coordinators for audio at SAJA and NAJA, respectively. "In… View this story
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Today we look at a cool cult classic comic!
E-Man was a nifty comic that Nicola Cuti and Joe Staton created for Charlton.
E-Man was an energy being who became a superhero on Earth and since he was made out of energy, he could make his body do pretty much anything, a la Plastic Man.
Jack Cole's Plastic Man seemed to be a clear influence on the series, in that it was not an outright comedy, but it certainly had comedic elements, especially in the ways that Staton came up with creative things for E-Man to do.
E-Man was never a gigantic success, but you know it was a good comic when you see the vast amount of companies who put out E-Man comics.
Modern did reprints of a bunch of the Charlton comics…
First Comics hired Staton as an art director during the 80s, and as part of the deal, they brought back E-Man, although Cuti did not write as many of the issues. Marty Pasko wrote a number – he tended to go a bit more on the humor side of things. Staton also wrote some himself.
When I was growing up, I remember really enjoying E-Man #4 from First Comics.
Mike Barr wrote some pretty biting comedic bits in this issue, including a gag about the "Curse of Superman."
E-Man had comebacks at Comico….
Alpha Productions….
and most recently, Digital Webbing….
When that many companies want to keep a character going, you know you've got something great!
Jack Cole would be proud by the work of Staton and the various writers of E-Man!
Interesting that E-Man seems to have remained creator-owned while DC snagged the other Charlton heroes. Do we know how Cuti & Staton managed to pull that off?
Neglected to mention in my previous comment:
I only became aware of E-Man with the First Comics relaunch and never saw the previous incarnation, but hooboy did I love that series.
Wait! Where's Jack Ryan?
Where's "E-Man himself would like to point out that when it comes to Energy, Q is for Quasar!"??
Exactly, Blackjak. That's why he's merely E-Man: he knows the Q is taken the way dressing up like a bat to fight crime is taken. The way dressing up like a spider is taken. yes, there's only one hero in the world who puts on jewrly to make energy constructs!
Oh, wait, there's a bunch. but there's onyl ONE hero who puts on jewelry to make YELLOW energy constructs.
Oh, wait, Guy Gardner.
Well, even in his Canadian passport, Kentucky Waterfall, Missouri Compromise mullet days, Wendell never had hair as bad as Guy's Moe Howard-meets Archei Andrews cut.
Yeah, Quasar is pretty awesome. Not quite the coolest member of the Imperial Guard, but still cooler than Fang.
Quasar is a straight bitch and the best thing that happened to him was dying and getting replaced by a lesbian alien.
Hmmm… I need to get the Comico and Alpha Productions issues.
"Quasar is a straight bitch and the best thing that happened to him was dying and getting replaced by a lesbian alien."
Hey! That's not right!
Phyla prefers to be called an alien lesbian!
Hey, which one of you is Johnny Storm and which one is Toro? I get my flamers mixed up.
It's easy Jeff, Toro's the one in the skimpy shorts, Johnny Storm is the more immature one…
"Interesting that E-Man seems to have remained creator-owned while DC snagged the other Charlton heroes."
And what a pity! We missed seeing E-Man be shot in the head, die of cancer, turn into a villain (several times), have his sidekick turn into a villain, be characterized as a racist, or any of the other exciting fates that met the Charlton heroes in the DC universe!
(I think that covers everyone except Nightshade… I can't think of anything bad that's happened to her except for some ugly costume designs, and none of those were really any worse than her original… so I guess the Charlton heroes effect is stronger than the women-in-refrigerators effect!)
A little googling seems to suggest that I jumped the gun a little with the "remained creator-owned."
Toonopedia and Wikipedia say that E-Man was bought by First Comics when Staton came aboard, which would mean that E-Man was no longer owned by Charlton when DC bought the rest of the company's heroes. As to whether the character's creator-owned NOW, after all these company jumps, I have no idea.
Didn't Joe Staton just comment in another thread? I'd think he'd be able to clear the matter up, if anyone could.
As for Nightshade, she's been changed so much that she's nothing like the character Charlton published anymore, so it scarcely matters.
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Class: Entrepreneurial Journalism Technology Immersion, 3/21/11
From 6 to 7 pm this evening, I joined Selcen Onsan's Tech Immersion class as a guest speaker. Tech Immersion is one of the five Entrepreneurial Journalism courses this spring. I want to write down a few thoughts on the session as a way of starting to iterate (and hopefully improve) my teaching methods. The notes we collaboratively generated on a Google Doc are at the bottom. Continue reading
New kit: Fitbit
Ordered a Fitbit way back in August or September and it finally arrived today. Holy Moses. The device is sleek and brain-dead simple, and the website allows you to track everything under the sun in an elegant way. If it works well, this is the coolest thing I've come across in a while.
The future of party directions
Texting a screengrab of Google Maps because you don't know the exact address.
Truth: media companies need to become technology companies
Bora Zivkovic, A Farewell to Scienceblogs: the Changing Science Blogging Ecosystem:
What Seed Media Group should be doing, what every media group should be doing, is become a tech-oriented company (one of the reasons PLoS is successful is that it is essentially a technology-rich publishing company, with an incredible and visionary IT/Web team working with the editorial team in driving innovation).
Quite similar to what Michael Young of The Times said in March. You are not a newspaper, you are a news organization. You are not a media company, you are a technology company.
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The importance of Google's Living Stories
Google, in collaboration with The New York Times and The Washington Post, dropped a bombshell today in the battle for the future of news: Living Stories. The new project is described as "an experiment in presenting news, one designed specifically for the online environment," and there are currently pages for eight different topics, including the climate change negotiations, the war in Afghanistan, and the healthcare debate.
There are four reasons why Living Stories are a Very Important Thing:
Topics are introduced with context. Each has an approachable, up-to-date summary at the top of the page that acts as a primer for the issue. The primer includes links, too; if the reader wants to learn more about a specific event presented in the summary, it's just a click away. Let's compare: The New York Times topic page for global warming and Google's Living Story for climate change. In my opinion, Google's information hierarchy wins.
Time is heavily leveraged for perspective. The clickable timeline with milestone headlines underneath the initial topic summary is a powerful method for understanding how the "living story" has unfolded to date. Stories are also presented in reverse-chronological order, making it easier to dive back into history for deeper understanding.
Filtering by the abstract components that make up an ongoing story is absolutely brilliant. For the Afghanistan page, this means "All coverage" can be filtered down to "The Global Response," "Casualties," and "The Afghan Elections," among others.
"No updates since last visit." The future of news is personalized. More importantly, personalized in the sense that the news knows what's news to me.
A critical ethos of contextual journalism is to drive understanding. The goal should be to present a topic in such a way that the new information starts where the reader is at, and then lends the opportunity for the reader to learn as much as they have time for. The nut to crack is how you scale this method of presenting information across all of the topics a news organization may cover. That riddle involves what the information architecture looks like, how you incorporate production into the editorial workflow, and how you ensure the pages stay consistent and up-to-date.
In the Times article about the announcement, Josh Cohen of Google News said "if [Living Stories] worked well, Google would make the software available free to publishers to embed in their sites, much as those publishers can now use Google Maps and YouTube functions on their sites." From the business perspective, it's again unfortunate that Google is the one seriously innovating with the intersection of technology and journalism. Derek Willis notes that Living Stories was built "in collaboration with news organizations" using their APIs. Google Search was built in collaboration with content producers and their XML sitemaps.
Content doesn't matter without the package. The package is how you make the money, and Google looks like it's doing serious experimentation with one key component of a rebooted system of news: context.
Covering Science and Technology: So you want to be a tech writer?
David Wolman and Marshall Kirkpatrick (@marshallk) led the conversation for the last panel this afternoon.
Informational interviews are a key part of finding stories, David says. He consumes a lot of coffee, talks with people about what they're working on, and then also asks about what else they're working on. That secondary information can lead to interesting pieces down the road.
Marshall has a detailed workflow for tracking down stories in the tech sector. He's been working for ReadWriteWeb for the last year and a half, and is responsible for two to three posts a day. Most of the time, stories are "interrupt-driven" or dependent on the news of the day. The whole staff logs into a single Fever account to share RSS reading responsibilities.
One source of feeds is pretty ingenious. A research assistant dug up people who first linked popular web services such as Twitter, Facebook, etc. on Delicious. He did so for a number of startups over the last couple of years and put all of that information on a spreadsheet. Based on this aggregate information, he was able to identify 15 or so people who regularly link upcoming web services before anyone else. Subscribing to these Delicious accounts has multiple stories a week about hot new startups.
Most of the ReadWriteWeb writers use Tweetdeck for Twitter. Marshall has the 4,000+ people he's following organized into different categories, including NY Times, analysts, augmented reality, etc. The team has a Skype chat they keep open 24 hours for coordinating on stories. They use hashtags within the conversation to enable people to find information of a specific type (i.e. which stories need editing with #edit).
For tracking reactions to pieces he's written, Marshall searches for conversations based on a specific URL with Friendfeed, based on the ReadWriteWeb domain in Digg, and recently favorited tweets.
Libby Tucker notes that the differences between David and Marshall's reporting styles. David flies to Urbana, Illinois to interview a scientist, whereas Marshall notes that if he has to put his pants on, it's a big day.
Syncing contacts, Spanning Sync, and trust
My second attempt gets a B-.
I'm a big fan of services that can reliably keep my data in sync across multiple computers. Dropbox is likely my all-time favorite, and allows me to effortlessly sync 50 GB of documents, code, and media between my laptop and my desktop (ahem, .Mac). CoPress has a folder we've shared amongst the entire team for making accessible meeting notes, documentation, legal information, etc. Evernote, even with a mediocre user interface, enables me to quickly have access to my notes across any device. My notes are organized in the way of the GTD and I can easily search or filter by tag to get what I need.
Trust, however, is a very critical component of any relationship with a cloud or syncing service, and transparency is one method for achieving it. Dropbox is a pro in this regard; every account has at least 30 days of version history for anything that's being synced.
Early yesterday, I made the move to Adium and decided that I finally wanted my Address Book accessible across multiple computers. Spanning Sync was the most obvious choice, as I've been using it to bring my calendar from iCal to Google Calendar and then to another iCal for several months now with no serious complaints. It's blind trust in the service, though. Spanning Sync has a sync log, but the only way to revert to prior versions is to make your own backups and brute force it. The same thing applies to Address Book information which, in my situation, isn't all that great of a solution.
I did as clean of a sync process as I could think of to get it right the first time. The Address Book on my MacBook has the gold master of my contacts, so I backed up and did a one-way sync to Google (overwriting all of my contact data) and then a one-way sync down to my desktop.
The result? I have 794 contacts on my MacBook, 743 contacts in Gmail, and 742 contacts on my iMac. It almost worked. Kinda.
Spanning Sync presents two significant issues for me that also affect the amount of trust I have in relationships with cloud syncing services in general. First and foremost, the numbers don't add up. Not all of my contacts were synced properly, while some were entirely deleted along the way, and I have no way of figuring this out until I unsuccessfully try to find a person's contact information. Of the 10 or so numbers marked as "favorites" on my phone, 4 lost their corresponding address cards. For the convenience of having contacts synced across computers, I'm willing to deal with this to some degree. Secondly, version history needs to be more robust than a log file. Every cloud service should keep a changelog of a week or more where the user can go back and revert an object to a prior state.
Intuitively addressing these issues in any web product means a greater amount of trust in the relationship.
Backdoors in the interwebs
On Tuesday, July 21 around 11 pm Pacific, I stumbled across a serious information security flaw in DuckWeb, the University of Oregon's student information portal. For some of the work I've been doing with Publish2, I've been paying close attention to the composition and beauty of URLs. When printing out my degree audit for a trip down to Eugene the next day, I realised that the print version of the degree audit had a unique string of digits at the end of the URL. Curious, I changed the last two, refreshed, and ended up with someone else's degree audit.


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Cell Expert via eBay offers this Belt Hole Punch for $3.05 with free shipping. That's tied with last week's mention and $2 under the lowest total price we could find for a similar item. It features a 5mm punch diameter and includes around 30 eyelets.
Of note, this item ships from Hong Kong and is estimated to arrive within three to seven weeks.


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U.S. Boosts 2012 Oil Price Forecast to $105.71 a Barrel
The U.S. Energy Department increased its crude-oil price projection for 2012 as Iran tensions climb, supplies are disrupted elsewhere and world demand grows.
West Texas Intermediate oil will average $105.71 a barrel this year, up 5.3 percent from the February projection of $100.40, the department's Energy Information Administration said today in its monthly Short-Term Energy Outlook. The U.S. benchmark grade will average $105.75 in 2013, up $2 from the prior month's estimate.
The average cost of domestic and imported grades used by U.S. refiners will be $114.58 a barrel in 2012, up 8.9 percent from last month's projection of $105.23.
"We think there's more than just Iran is behind the rise in prices," said Eric Kreil, an EIA international oil market analyst in Washington who helped write the report. "This is a tight market. We've had a number of outages in non-OPEC countries and are looking for demand to rise."
Futures have advanced 6 percent in New York this year amid tension over Iran's nuclear program and speculation that the U.S. or Israel may attack Iran.
Outside of OPEC
Oil production outside of OPEC will rise 1.3 percent from 2011 to 52.46 million barrels a day in 2012, led by increases in the U.S., Canada, Brazil and Kazakhstan. The previous estimate was 52.54 million. Output declines are expected in Russia, Mexico and the North Sea.
Conflict in Sudan, South Sudan, Yemen and Syria has crippled production in the countries this year. Technical issues trimmed U.K. and Canadian output. Total production outside of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries was down about 1 million barrels a day last month because of the issues, Kreil said.
The EIA lowered its forecast for global oil consumption this year to 88.96 million barrels a day from 89.25 million last month. Demand will be 1.2 percent higher than last year's average of 87.9 million. The 2011 consumption total was revised up from 87.43 million in the February report.
U.S. oil consumption will average 18.77 million barrels a day in 2012, down from last month's forecast of 18.87 million. Next year demand is projected to climb to 18.88 million.


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Through text and artwork that pulses with life, Nelson has created a book that brings personality to the Negro Baseball League. Using the voice of "Everyman" in the league, this book will attract readers because of the full and double-page vibrant, realistic oil paintings, and immerse the reader in the compelling story being told. The author brings out interesting details about the league such as bus trips where players would relieve a sleepy driver and players would entertain their teammates. The reader meets famous players, like Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson, and the equally talented lesser known players. One enters the world of joy in the game of baseball and the hurt of segregation through the stories that take place away from the ballpark as well as on the field. One need not be a baseball fan to enjoy this book, because it's more than a sports story. It's a story of real people enduring more than many of us can imagine, playing a game they love. The book's title comes from "We are the ship; all else the sea" a quote from Rube Foster, the founder of the Negro National League.—Library Media Connection
Nelson continues to top himself with each new book. Here, working solo for the first time, he pays tribute to the hardy African-American players of baseball's first century with a reminiscence written in a collective voice-"But you know something? We had many Josh Gibsons in the Negro Leagues. We had many Satchel Paiges. But you never heard about them"-matched to a generous set of full-page painted portraits and stadium views. Generally viewed from low angles, the players seem to tower monumentally, all dark-skinned game faces glowering up from the page and big, gracefully expressive hands dangling from powerful arms. Arranging his narrative into historical "Innings," the author closes with lists of Negro Leaguers who played in the Majors, and who are in the Baseball Hall of Fame, plus a detailed working note. Along with being absolutely riveted by the art, readers will come away with a good picture of the Negro Leaguers' distinctive style of play, as well as an idea of how their excellence challenged the racial attitudes of both their sport and their times.—Kirkus
Award-winning illustrator and first-time author Nelson's history of the Negro Leagues, told from the vantage point of an unnamed narrator, reads like an old-timer regaling his grandchildren with tales of baseball greats Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson, and others who forged the path toward breaking the race barrier before Jackie Robinson made his historic debut. The narrative showcases the pride and comaradierie of the Negro Leagues, celebrates triumphing on one's own terms and embracing adversity, even as it clearly delineates the "us" and "them" mentality bred by segregation. If the story is the pitch, though, it's the artwork that blasts the book into the stands. Nelson often works from a straight-on vantage point, as if the players took time out of the action to peer at the viewer from history, eyes leveled and challenging, before turning back to the field of play. With enormous blue skies and jam-packed grandstands backing them, these players look like the giants they are. The stories and artwork contained here are a tribute to the spirit of the Negro Leaguers who created much more than an also-ran and deserve a more prominent place on baseball's history shelves. For students and fans (and those even older than the suggested grade level), this is the book to accomplish just that.—Booklist
In this attractive, oversized book, Nelson offers an appreciative tribute to the Negro Leagues. Adopting the perspective and voice of an elderly ballplayer, he offers a readable account that is infused with an air of nostalgic oral history: "Seems like we've been playing baseball for a mighty long time. At least as long as we've been free." With African Americans banned from playing in the major leagues, Rube Foster organized the Negro Leagues in 1920 and grandly proclaimed: "We are the ship; all else the sea." From 1920 through the 1940s, they offered African Americans an opportunity to play ball and earn a decent living when opportunities to do so were scarce. Nine chapters offer an overview of the founding and history of the leagues, the players, style of play, and the league's eventual demise after Jackie Robinson broke major league baseball's color barrier in 1947. Nelson's brilliant, almost iconic paintings vividly complement his account. Starting with the impressive cover painting of a proud, determined Josh Gibson, the artist brings to light the character and inherent dignity of his subjects. Hank Aaron, who started his Hall of Fame career in the Negro Leagues, contributes a heartfelt foreword. This work expands on the excellent overview offered in Carole Boston Weatherford's A Negro League Scrapbook (Boyds Mills, 2005). It is an engaging tribute that should resonate with a wide audience and delight baseball fans of all ages.—SLJ


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Tiffany Box
6" double layer Tiffany box. Logo is printed on edible paper as I couldn't get the nerve up to actually write it with an edible marker.....If anyone has any hints on how to do that I would love to know.
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Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 587 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by tiger007 I can't tell what it is ? The front desk staffs are not professional as they shall be ! and the servants in 10 th floor restaurant is terrible . I won' t stay here again if the situation is the same like this in the future ! December 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by QueenHung This hotel is so convenient W, Taipei is located at the heart of Taipei, subway station and several major tourist attractions are all within walking distance. December 26, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Rouge1 Divine in every way! My stay at the W Taipei was absolute perfection! From the moment I walked through the entrance, every staff member greeted me and was wonderfully attentive. My room was truly 'Fabulous'! Modern and relaxing, and with the most restful sleep I've had in ages in the luxurious W Bed, the W was the perfect place to recharge after intense business travel. I loved the staff! Everyone was so friendly, warm and inviting, including Jackie, Jack, Shirley, Grace, Matthew and others all took great care of me which I appreciated. Lunch buffet was superb! An extremely well-run and top-notch W! I loved my stay and I can't wait to return! Thank you! December 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Adefen1065 hotel features and staff I was impressed with the staff swift responsiveness towards our needs on the toiletries. The one thing which meets my satisfaction was the toilet installed with a special function cold weather. It was so useful. Excellent hotel ! December 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Steven222 Great hotel, outstanding services i chose W because of its good location. 5 min walk to 101, and right above the MRT. The hotel is very nice and clear. The staffs offer very good services. I would like to thank May from the concierge, when i asked her the way to bus station, she googled from internet, and called to double confirm, and even draw a map! Overall, it is very good although a little bit disappointed on the upgrade December 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by nyc123 great hotel w/minor complaints The room itself was excellent & extremely comfortable. Two minor complaints: 1) it took awhile for my luggage to be delivered to my room. (i had to call before it arrived). 2) Later on my first evening I called down to have an extra wine glass sent to the room & it never arrived. It was not a major problem so I did not call again. December 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by sirbear The room is very comfort I like the Toto toilet, I like the automatic features that come with it, ie. flushing of the toilet. The drapes that cut off the sunlight completely. Perfect design December 16, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by PRT123 Unsatisfying front desk service during check-in Having stayed in many of the 5-star hotels around the world, this stay experience for me is by far the worst due to the unprofessional front desk staff and his unwelcoming attitude that I and my friend experienced during the check-in on Dec 7th. We asked a simple question I suppose many would have had, "can I bring only one room card to the gym for two people?". The on-duty front desk staff answered without a smile, "Only the registered guest can use the gym. It's a regulation." Then I got confused and asked " But we have two people in one room. Does it make sense that only one guest can use the gym?" He then called the gym in front of us and told us "It's just the rule. Only the registered guest can use the gym. NTD$1800 will be charged for additional guest." I found his reply lack of hospitality and supporting facts as it turned out that the room card was just to exchange a sensor wrist belt for locker, meaning if you don't need to use the locker, you could just walk in the gym and say your room number. His front desk service was barely satisfying as he seem clueless about the operation of hotel facilities and didn't even bother to try to accommodate guests' needs. Having said that, I am certain that there is much room for improvement for W Taipei to truly be considered a luxury hotel to stay. December 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Babygold Best hotel ever! Everything is just perfect! Nothing to think of to be improved. We will definitely recommend W hotels! December 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jenstar 1st Stay This was my first stay at a W and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Thank you. December 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SnowFlakenNov13 Respect your guests' privacy. Overall, the hotel staff react swiftly to guest's request which is good. Just one question for W-Hotel Management; why do front desk put an external telephone call to your guest's room at 1.15am without checking with your guest whether they wanted to take the call? November 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maggie2013 Happy Anniversary expereince W hotel surprised us with a small cake when we arrived for our anniversary. That made us feels really warm and happy. The weather in Taipei drop dramatically within the week we stayed. Wendy who helps cleaning our room is very helpful and caring. She reminds us the weather will get even cooler after the sun is gone before we head out and also suggest where we can go for sightseeing while we are in town. The bartenders from YEN bar - Jacky and Quick are very skillful, drinks are very tasty with personal touch, and they are very funny and friendly. We had great experience at YEN restaurant as well, the foods are very yummy and our waiter - Eugene is energetic and proactively helps to follow-up on our food. He made sure we are comfortable and enjoy our dinner. When I checked out today, I received a very sweet and warm smile from Olivia at the front desk. She makes sure my staying is happy and good. Also, since I bought so much Taiwan souvenir were worries that I might go overweight for my luggage. Christine from Whatever/Whenever service helps to weight my luggage before I head to airport. Thank you W Taipei for great experience as always!!! November 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SEEE SEEE Thumb-ups: (1) Attentive staff helped up in our requirement (2) Perfect location for leisure and dining (3) Good recognition of SPG member Things need to be improved: (1) I am expecting an impressive lobby for SPG 6 category hotel. First floor is way too empty/ simple and 10th floor is too small (only few chairs are available) (2) Rooms are too dark for reading (3) Personally; I cannot accept an see through bathroom on certain room category November 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by shofer1 another excellent stay hotel W's service is excellent, very flexible and all staff try their best to solve any issues or problems. always a top choice when staying in taipei. November 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TeteTaipei2013 W Hotel Taipei - great experience Your stay will always be one of pleasure and fun. You will be greeted with friendly staff and great food, excellent rooms and you feel at once in a better mood throughout your stay... November 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jmhny13 Friendly and helpful staff Everyone was friendly and helpful in addressing all of my requests. People went out of their way to make sure that I received what I needed. November 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maggie2013 Great services With a big box of souvenir needs help to pack. Eddie from the concierge helps me to repack everything and make sure my luggages is not overweight. Very friendly service and helpful. November 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by WaiC Wonderful experience, definitely will come back next time Excellent location with shopping centers and public transportation nearby. Staffs are friendly and helpful all the time! November 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tracy29 Excellent service! The service was just faultless! We encountered some problems getting money using our international credit/ bank cards and were unable to contact our banks as it was the weekend. Fortunately, the Manager at W Taipei came to our assistance and sorted our problem out! This is by far the best W hotel we've stayed at!! We have already booked our next stay! November 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by travelots Professional, knowledgeable and smiling Concierge staff, front desk all have great English language skills and are extremely efficient and knowledgeable Kitchen Table and Yen--(High level cuisine) have excellent food and service was immpeccable! Back ofc staff also amazing and gracious. SPA and gym had terrific staff--We had massages daily and training at the gym as well. November 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DTSH W for WOW Thoroughly enjoyed my stay at W Taipei. Hotel exceeded my expectations despite being a fairly seasoned traveler. The hotel is refreshing, relatively new and i especially loved the design elements that makes W What is it - a destination hotel for the discerning (whether or not you're there to party). Even the food (tried out the Kitchen Table) was varied from your typical hotel fare and yummy. The gym facilities was amazing too. More importantly, i really enjoyed the great service i received while i was there. They have an excellent service team and its very obvious that they enjoy their work, which is great, cos this 'feel good' feeling about themselves kinda rubs off on the people they come in contact with. November 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by dshum Terrific Experience at W Taipei! A total new experience with W! November 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JQJQ Best hotel I have been to I have been to many hotels worldwide. Have also been VIP status and SPG status here is more than what is expected. November 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by KTsao Above and beyond my expectations I would like to commend Mr. Mike Han, the Welcome Manager of W Taipei, for his genuinely warm hospitality. Mr. Han went above and beyond his normal duty to ensure his guests of the most pleasant experience at the W Taipei. SPG and W Taipei are very fortunate to have Mr. Han as their representative and I was fortunate to get to know Mike. Every facet of the stay was excellent and W Taipei is my home away from home, when I can afford it, that is. ;) November 1, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Mango Do not rest on your laurels My room door was opened when i returned one late night. Was told that cleaners have forgotten to close the door. This is terrible. How can such a highly rated hotel make such mistake! Hotel managers apologized after the event but i hope this incident will not be repeated. October 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by VisitorFromSF Wow, what a wonderful hotel! This is without a doubt my favorite hotel ever. Attentiveness to the guest sums up my experience here. From the clean design aesthetic to the "welcome back" you hear every time you cross the threshold, everything about the W Taipei is working together to make you feel like you're the center of attention. The staff is great--friendly, patient, helpful, knowledgeable. The location is great--right on top of the Taipei City Hall MRT station, you can get anywhere in the city in a flash. Within walking (or stumbling) distance are some of the most interesting cocktail lounges you could hope for, as well as outstanding local food at hundreds of stalls nearby. The uber-cool bars in the hotel attract a hip young crowd, so if you don't feel like leaving the building, you can still be social. The W Taipei is an ideal spot for an urban getaway. October 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Reinardus One of my favorites Great location Excellent rooms Friendly and efficient service Nice gym and spa Food is good, but not as good as Hong Kong for instance and at 10 am the waiters at buffet get too stressed. October 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jayjay15 Whenever, Whatever W hotels around the world operate under the motto Whenever, Whatever, but W Taipei truly embodies that spirit in their service. Now my friend needed a bouquet of flowers as he was meeting his girlfriend the day after we flew into Taipei. We reached the hotel at 3pm after a long flight, took a comfortable afternoon nap in our lovely suite with a great view of the 101 building, went out for some awesome food after and then we hit the clubs - and clean forgetten about the flowers! We decided to try our luck at the front desk when we returned to the hotel at 6am, and by 12 noon a gorgeous bouquet of red roses was delivered to our room, and my friend's life was saved. That is Whenever, Whatever for you. Well done W Taipei! October 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by AngelL Modern and comfortable room. Very attentive and polite staff. The room features and the staff are all great. The only tiny issue is that there was a Halloween party on the night we arrived and the location of the party was right next to the front desk. It was noisy and the staff and us had to shout when we talked. But other than that, it is a very nice and modern hotel with very attentive and polite staff. October 28, 2013


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More Sin, More Grace
What sins do you most regret? Did you ever doubt that it would be possible for God to forgive you for those sins? How did you come to understand that His grace was sufficient even to cover your most heinous ...Read More
The Trials of Job
In stating that the Lord gave and the Lord took away, Job did not "charge God with wrong" (Job 1:22). Job did not accuse the Lord of issuing a direct assault on his family, nor did he claim that God ...Read More
A Blessing for Rebekah
In the time between Christ's first and second advent, our triumph over the Lord's enemies is made manifest primarily through our spiritual warfare. Any time a sinner that we are praying for turns to Jesus, every time a fallen believer ...Read More
The Sign and the Things Signified
The passage for today's study is drawn from question and answer 66 of the Heidelberg Catechism, which reminds us that the promise sealed in the sacraments is the promise to forgive the sins of all those who rest in Christ ...Read More
Covenant of Works II
It is in the midst of the curse from Adam's failure to keep the covenant of works that we first see the covenant of grace announced. God promised to crush the head of the serpent (Gen. 3:14–15) even though His ...Read More
Impossible to Restore
As we consider this sincere exhortation to the Hebrews, it is important that we always keep in mind the promises of God. As the author of Hebrews reminds us, man is not the author and finisher of his faith. Rather, ...Read More
A Marriage Myth
Single Christians must be careful not to think there is only one person out there who would make a perfect spouse for them. If you are single and want to get married, do not rule out someone with whom you ...Read More
The Prototypical Prophet
We do not believe that the office of prophet continues today. God established the prophets as the foundation of the church, and a foundation is laid only once. However, God's people are called to build on that foundation alone (Eph. ...Read More
Our Unity in Christ Jesus
How do we define ourselves? When other people ask us to tell them a little bit about ourselves, what do we say? If one of our friends or coworkers is asked to describe us, what do they say? If the ...Read More
Problems in Post-Exilic Judah
Scripture tells us that marrying someone who does not share the beliefs of the covenant community leads to trouble. For example, Solomon's marriages to pagan women led him astray and gave paganism a foothold in Israel (1 Kings 11:1–8). If ...Read More