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Harley Quinn's Greatest Moments from "Batman: The Animated Series"
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Comics | Calling Tintin a "Catholic hero," the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano took strong exception to the decision by U.K. publisher Egmont to sell the controversial Tintin in the Congo with a protective band around it — or, as the paper says, "wrapped up like a pornographic magazine and consigned to the adults-only section" of bookstores because of its portrayal of racial stereotypes. If you're going to do that, the editorial argues, why not ban Boy Scouts, which were founded by notorious eugenicist Anthony Baden-Powell? "But then, he was English," the paper snidely concludes. [Agence France-Presse]
Digital | ComiXology confirmed Tuesday that the Comics by Comixology app will be available for Amazon's Kindle Fire when it goes on sale next week. ComiXology CEO David Steinberger said the company is prepared for the smaller screen size the Fire has, compared to the iPad: "Ah, well we're lucky there, because our Guided View reading technology was designed first for a very small device — the iPhone — long before tablets became the norm. A great comics reading experience is one of the core reasons we're so successful, and it translates great to all devices, from small to large. The Comics by comiXology reading experience is the same on all platforms, so it's going to be very familiar to our fans. You can toggle in and out of Guided View with a simple double-tap. The Fire has a great screen, and for those pages that have lettering a little too hard to read, Guided View is a fun way to get in there and see the details." [Chicago Sun Times]
Creators | With the announcement that Rob Liefeld's Extreme Studios is back in business, former Extreme Studios employee and current Image Comics publisher Eric Stephenson reflects on his time with the studio. "From 1992-1998, Extreme Studios was more or less my life. Youngblood, Supreme, Brigade, Bloodstrike, Team Youngblood, New Men, Prophet, Youngblood: Strikefile, Bloodpool, Glory… We put out a lot of comics, and for the most part everyone involved was incredibly young. Rob and I were amongst the oldest at 25. So many of the artists involved in various aspects of production were just out of their teens, and that made the work as frustrating as it was fun. But looking back, the main thing I remember about that time is Rob wanted to share his success with people who loved comics and wanted to make a living in the business as much as he had." [It Sparkles!]
Webcomics | A Distant Soil creator Colleen Doran, who began serializing the comic online in 2009, notes "my bottom line is up significantly, and my online audience is ten times higher than when I started the five day a week online serialization of A Distant Soil 2.5 years ago." She also shares advice she received when she started the endeavor that hasn't worked for her. [A Distant Soil]
The New York Comic Con officially opened its doors this afternoon, but comics publishers and distributors have been releasing announcements leading up to it all this week. Here's a round-up of news from today, as well as some that hit earlier this week.
• DC Comics, who were having a pretty good week already, announced two creative team changes for the New 52. Ann Nocenti of Daredevil and Longshot fame will write Green Arrow starting with issue #7. She spoke to Comic Book Resources about her approach to the series: "I have a particular way of writing a comic. Comics are short. They are only twenty pages, so you can take a year of comics and that can be your opera, and the opera can have a lot of different passages in it. I kind of believe every issue should be a single story, just a complete story. But there is a momentum that forms like triptychs over it, and then it forms your big overtures, and then the whole thing ends up kind of operatic. I also want a beginning, middle and end, a classic short story approach to every single comic. What I do is I try to figure out, what is the kick in this comic, what is the main feeling I want to get, and everything in the comic has to serve that."
• And Marc Bernardin (Monster Attack Network, The Highwaymen, The Authority) will take over the writing duties on Static Shock beginning with issue #7. "As a fan and as a writer, one of the great things about Static isn't just that he's a new hero, it's also that he's a young hero," Bernardin told CBR. "He will make the mistakes of youth and, even though the New 52 is resetting a lot of heroes to their early days as do-gooders, there's nothing quite like the fumblings of a teenager."
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a "Splurge" item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
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If I had $15, I'd first grab hold of my favorite of DC's New 52, Batwoman #2 (DC, $2.99). J.H. Williams III has successfully kept up to the immense expectations he accumulated following his run with Greg Rucka, and the artwork seems to benefit even more by J.H.'s input into the story as co-writer. Next I'd dig down for two of my regular pulls, Northlanders #45 (DC/Vertigo, $2.99) and Uncanny X-Force #16 (Marvel, $3.99). For my final pick, I'd have to miss a bunch of other titles for the chance to get the CBLDF Liberty Annual 2011 #4 (Image, $4.99). I love the anthology format, and having that plus the good cause plus the a-list talent makes it a must get; seriously, can you imagine one comic book containing new work by Frank Quitely, Williams, Mark Waid, J. Michael Straczynski, Matt Wagner AND Craig Thompson? BELIEVE IT!
Earlier this year Jim Gibbons, publicity coordinator for Dark Horse Comics, made the jump from the publicity side of the business to the creative, as he became an assistant editor for the publisher. Old habits are hard to break, though, so when he emailed me recently to suggest a few possible interview subjects he's been working with in his new role, I thought I'd see if he'd be interested in answering a few questions about his new job.
We spoke with Gibbons, who is also a Wizard Magazine alum, about his move to Dark Horse back in 2009, so catching up with him again about his new role seems to bring everything full circle. My thanks to Jim for agreeing to answer my questions.
JK: When did you start working for Dark Horse, and what were you hired to do?
Jim: I was hired on as a publicity coordinator in 2009. In fact, Sean T. Collins interviewed me about being hired by Dark Horse for Robot 6 way back when! As a publicity coordinator, I was responsible for arranging stories (interviews, previews, artists process pieces, etc) with a number of different online outlets and just generally doing everything in my power to get coverage for Dark Horse projects both big and small. I was (Still am!) a massive comics fan, so making it my business to learn the ins and outs of numerous different comics and graphic novels in order to promote them properly was a pretty fun way to make a living. At a certain point, putting in a lot of effort to increase the amounts of online publicity Dark Horse was getting on top of my passion for these projects and comics in general gained me some recognition by folks like Dark Horse president/publisher/head honcho Mike Richardson, VP of marketing Micha Herschman, senior managing editor Scott Allie, editor Sierra Hahn and my old boss, the director of publicity, Jeremy Atkins and the prospect of moving over to editorial was put on the table. (A big, big thank you to those fine folks, by the way! Especially Scott Allie and Sierra Hahn—many, many thanks!) I excitedly confirmed I'd love to move to the editorial department and when the stars aligned, I was transitioned from one dream job to the next!
Legal | As he promised he would do last month after a federal judge declared the heirs of artist Jack Kirby had no claim to copyrights on the superheroes he co-created for Marvel Comics, Kirby family lawyer Marc Toberoff filed an appeal Monday with the Second Circuit Court of Appeal.
"Specifically, the estate of comic book superhero legend Kirby — co-creator of Captain America, The Fantastic Four, The X-Men, The Avengers, Iron Man, Hulk, The Silver Surfer and Thor — sent notices terminating copyright to publishers Marvel and Disney, as well as film studios that have made movies and TV shows based on characters he created or co-created, including Sony, Universal, 20th Century Fox and Paramount Pictures," Deadline reports. [The Hollywood Reporter, Deadline]
OC Weekly has a look at Shepard Fairey's variant cover for Orchid, the debut comic by Rage Against the Machine guitarist and Audioslave frontman Tom Morello and artist Scott Hepburn announced last week at Comic-Con International by Dark Horse. Morello stopped by the Comic Book Resources yacht at the convention to talk with CBR TV about the 12-issue series, which involves 16-year-old prostitute in a dystopian future leading a revolt.
"When the seas rose, genetic codes were smashed," so the premise goes. "Human settlements are now ringed by a dense wilderness from which ferocious new animal species prey on the helpless. The high ground belongs to the rich and powerful that overlook swampland shantytowns from their fortress-like cities. Iron-fisted rule ensures order and allows the wealthy to harvest the poor as slaves. This is the world of Orchid."
Orchid debuts from Dark Horse in October.
Comic-Con International in San Diego hasn't officially started yet—tonight was Preview Night—but the news has been rolling in. So let's take a look at today's announcements
• Dark Horse announced three new projects earlier this evening. They will publish a comics adaptation of The Strain, the sci-fi/vampire trilogy by filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan. The comic will be written by David Lapham with art by Mike Huddleston.
• They also announced a series written by Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello with art by Scott Hepburn. Orchid is about a 16-year-old prostitute in a dystopian future "becoming the Spartacus of whores." Each issue will come with a music track by Morello.
• And finally on the Dark Horse front, they will publish comics set in the young vampire world of P.C. Cast's House of Night novel series. It will be co-written by Kent Dallan with art by Joëlle Jones. You can see a trailer promoting all three new books on YouTube.


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Fall has finally begun in earnest: the sweaters have made their way out of the closet and onto the torso, the sealed-up down comforters have made their way back onto the beds, and each team in the NHL seems to have a number of holes in its roster due to injury. While we get ourselves sartorially ready for the cold weather ahead, let's take a tour through the injuries from the past week that will have a major fantasy impact.
'Tis But a Scratch
Dominik Hasek, G, Red Wings: The debut of the Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan. The debut of Tom Brokaw as lead anchor for "NBC Nightly News." The debut of the very first Hooters restaurant in Clearwater, Fla. And, most germane to our discussion here, the selection of Dominik Hasek in the NHL draft. All of these events took place in 1983, when yours truly was all of a precocious 3 years of age. In the time since, Nintendo now makes a machine that detects your every motion to control its video game, Tom Brokaw relinquished his post as most-watched news anchor, Hooters has expanded to 435 worldwide locations, and Dominik Hasek has stopped over 18,000 NHL shots from entering the net. Such a feat can take its toll on a man's body, especially given the rag doll-like means by which Hasek routinely performs this task, and it's no surprise he's out again with a hip injury. In his place, fellow veteran Chris Osgood will split starts with Jimmy Howard, with Osgood getting the first crack in Friday night's laugher against the Sharks as well as Sunday night's game against Vancouver. The official injury report lists Hasek's malady as an "irritated hip," so it's difficult to predict his exact prognosis aside from the fact that you'll need to handcuff one (or both) of the other goalies to Hasek just to be safe.
Bryan McCabe, D, Maple Leafs: One of the top fantasy defensemen for the past three seasons for his points and penalty-minute output, McCabe missed two games this past week due to a groin injury. According to the Toronto Sun, he will see a specialist on Monday to determine the extent of the injury, but his loss could be devastating to a fantasy team as you really can't replace him with only one guy. Stay tuned.
Kyle Wellwood, C, Maple Leafs: A good note out of the injury ward for Leafs fans was the news that Kyle Wellwood has been practicing with the team's skating coach while the team was on the latest road trip, and he aims to return later this week. Wellwood should pick up where he left off last season, when he scored 12 goals and added 32 assists in just 48 games, and is worth rostering in large leagues where such production will help you from a deep center or utility slot.
Jaroslav Spacek, D, Sabres: According to multiple sources, Spacek will return to the ice on Thursday against Boston. For weekly-lineup leagues, that will give him two games this week -- the team also hosts Florida on Friday night -- so adjust your lineup accordingly if Spacek can outscore any of your other options in that abbreviated time frame.
Pavol Demitra, LW, Niklas Backstrom, G, and Marian Gaborik, RW, Wild: All three of Minnesota's top stars -- with honorable mention for star power to Derek Boogaard and Cal Clutterbuck -- missed Sunday afternoon's game against the Avalanche with groin injuries. As bad as it was for those of us trying to make up ground in a weekly head-to-head league, all three injuries are reported to be of the minor, day-to-day variety.
Lights Out
Patrice Bergeron, C, Bruins: Bergeron took a brutal hit into the boards during Saturday night's game against the Flyers, suffered a concussion, was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital and was released on Sunday night. His return to the ice is questionable as of this writing, so keep an eye on the situation to determine when it's safe to reactivate him.
Bryan Berard, D, Islanders: Berard will be off the ice for two to four weeks due to a groin injury suffered on Saturday, so the offensive load from the blue line will continue to be shouldered by Chris Campoli and Marc-Andre Bergeron. Campoli's hot start has him owned in about 80 percent of ESPN leagues as of now, but that number will surely climb during Berard's absence.
Jordan Leopold, D, Avalanche: Back to the injured list for the Minnesota native, as wrist surgery will keep him off the active roster for two months. Leopold was a somewhat-valuable defenseman in deep leagues as a Calgary Flame -- he had nine goals and 24 assists in 2003-04 -- but he has had an injury-plagued go of it as a member of the Colorado Avalanche to this point: only dressing for 15 games last season, and just seven before the injury this season. It is OK to jettison him for now, and make a late-season pickup if he regains some of his past form upon his return.
Kari Lehtonen, G, Thrashers: Since we spoke last week, Lehtonen underwent an MRI and it was revealed that there is no tear in his groin. Much rejoicing from Atlanta fans that this injury is not a season-ending one aside, the Thrashers' netminder will be out four to six weeks as he rehabs the strain. It looks as though Johan Hedberg will be getting the lion's share of starts going forward, given that he's played just about every minute since the Lehtonen injury, but Ondrej Pavelec should get a start before the team's five-game road trip is through.
Joni Pitkanen, D, Oilers: Pitkanen underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on Friday, which requires six to eight weeks of recovery for a weekend warrior like most of us. While his recovery time may be less than that, his impact as a fantasy D-man will have been relinquished back to fellow fallen Oiler Sheldon Souray, who will have returned to action by that time. Pitkanen will have a bit of value for deeper leagues after his return, but due to the impotent offense in Edmonton, his value is less than as a member of the Flyers, where he had turned in back-to-back 40-point seasons.
Ryane Clowe, LW, Sharks: The beneficiary of being on one of the deadliest lines in all of hockey alongside the all-world Joe Thornton, Clowe has been placed on injured reserve by the Sharks and will miss an unknown amount of time. The injury to Clowe, as well as that of Rob Davison, caused the team to call up Devin Setoguchi and Lukas Kaspar from the AHL affiliate in Worcester. The injuries also force a reshuffling of the offensive lines, and according to the Sharks' team Web site, the lines for Sunday's practice put Jeremy Roenick and Milan Michalek on the top line with Thornton, with newcomer Kaspar skating with Patrick Marleau and Steve Bernier. That left Jonathan Cheechoo skating with Marcel Goc and Joe Pavelski.
Tim Kavanagh is a fantasy hockey analyst for ESPN.com.

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AbstractAerodyne Research will develop, demonstrate and market HySPAR, the HyperSpectral Polarimeter for Aerosol Retrievals. Our HySPAR commercial market will comprise both product sales (selling copies of the sensor) and R&D-level aerosol field measurement services. HySPAR employs snapshot multi-angle (passive optical) spectropolarimetry to retrieve atmospheric aerosol macro and microphysical properties. It will be made suitable for both uplooking ground-based measurements, as well as downlooking airborne measurements. In Phase I, we performed a preliminary design for a HySPAR sensor suitable for both airborne and ground-based applications. The design is compact and offers the advantages of single snapshot spectro-polarimetry over a 120 degree field-of-view with no moving parts. The simplicity of the design should allow a cost effective implementation even if built in small quantities (>10 units). We performed experiments with our prototype sensor and two co-located sensors, an Aerosol Mass Spectrometer, and a robotic sunphotometer belonging to NASA's AERONET network, yielding good correlation. Using NASA/GISS forward atmospheric modeling codes, we ascertained that the spectral variability of polarized albedos is compatible with our straightforward Stokes inversion method which we demonstrated on sky radiance data measured using our prototype sensor. The Phase I objectives were achieved in entirety and clearly warrant Phase II continuation.
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Arriving into SFO in an early evening light.
Low summer light warms the colors around Schiphol's Polderbaan. To my surprise condensations fills the engine inlets as JL412 lifts off for a long flight to Tokyo - Narita.
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Adult daughters are feeling the heat in the kitchen, according to a recent study of family caregivers. The stress is especially high for adult children who are caring and cooking for someone with several nutritional risk factors.
In response to this issue, Home Instead Senior Care has partnered with national nutrition experts from the University of Maryland and Duke University Medical Center to promote healthy, stress-free grocery shopping and meal preparation tips and recipes for the nearly 70,000 households in Duval County that are caring for seniors every day.
Handbook available
The group is offering the Cooking Under Pressure handbook free through the local Home Instead Senior Care office.
A specially designed Web site, www.foodsforseniors.com, provides information, research and resources.
Research revealed that providing care for an older person with three or more nutritional risk factors is tied to increased stress levels in family caregivers.
Of the caregivers who rated their lives as extremely stressful, 67 percent were caring for loved ones with three or more nutritional risk factors.
Nutritional risks
Adult children reported the top three nutritional risks as:
* Three or more prescribed or over-the-counter drugs per day.
* An illness or condition that made the senior change his or her diet.
* Having lost or gained more than 10 pounds in the past six months without trying.
Mary Beth Johnson, vice president of the Home Instead Senior Care office serving Duval County, said that risks associated with conditions such as medication use and illness can negatively impact seniors' health and independence as they age.
"Good nutrition is, in fact, the first line of defense in helping to keep seniors healthy and independent," she said.
Organization is key
Experts advise stressed-out family caregivers to get organized by creating a shopping list so their seniors regularly have healthy ingredients, collect interesting recipes and ensure their senior has the companionship they need to shop for groceries and make mealtimes enjoyable.
Johnson added that companionship is one ingredient that family caregivers shouldn't leave out of a senior's meal plan.
"So many seniors are alone or lonely. If you can't be there to shop for groceries or eat with loved ones, consider a congregate meal site -- such as a senior center -- or a companion to help encourage older adults to develop the kind of nutritional habits that will keep them healthy and give you peace of mind."
To obtain a copy of the Cooking Under Pressure handbook, call the Senior Care office at 363-6699.
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when a person of Jewish heritage gets an oddly familiar feeling that his or her cleverness in financial matters is meeting with envy & resentment, or that, for reasons of religious differences, antisemitism is afoot
When that loser referred to the city as Jew York, he struck a déjà Jew cord with people of every race and religion.
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The act of already having done something related to a Jewish person (seeing, meeting etc) when someone mentions it.
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When one is a serial offender in dating jewish girls
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That feeling that you've think you've seen that Jewish Guy before . . .
After a talk with my bank teller I had a moment of déjà Jew, I had a feeling I've seen him before.
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Football season is right around the corner and that means one thing: TAILGATE PARTIES! 🙂 I am all about the yummy food. These sandwiches are easy to throw together, make a lot, and you can have all them cooked before the party begins. We actually had them for dinner the other night and my family loved them!
- 1 package (12 count) Hawaiian Bread Rolls (or any rolls will do)
- 1 lb ham, sliced (I just got mine from the deli)
- 12 slices cheddar cheese (or you can use provolone, Swiss, or your favorite kind of cheese)
- 1 (8 oz) container Philadelphia Chive and Onion cream cheese spread
- ½ cup butter, melted
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- ½ tablespoon dried minced onion
- ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese
- Spray a 9x13" pan with non-stick cooking spray.
- Cut the rolls in half and place the roll bottoms in a 9x13 inch pan. Place equal amounts of ham on each roll bottom and top each with a slice of cheese. Spread a generous scoop of cream cheese on each of the roll tops and then place the tops on each bottom to make a completely sandwich.
- In a separate bowl, mix together the butter, Worcestershire sauce, onion, and Parmesan cheese. Pour over your sandwiches and let sit for about 20 minutes. (You can make these ahead of time and allow them to sit in the fridge overnight).
- Heat oven to 350 degrees. Cover the baking pan with foil and bake for 20 minutes or until heated through.
Here are some more of our favorite sandwiches:
Slow Cooker Root Beer Pulled Pork Sandwiches
Southwest Seven Layer Sliders
Slow Cooker Cheesy BBQ Chicken Bacon Sandwiches
Slow Cooker 3 Envelope Pot Roast Sliders
Slow Cooker Bavarian Meatball Sandwich
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I need to make some editing. First, I need to center the title "22 —28 avril 2013" in middle of his cell. Then, i need to stick this part on the calendar.
I also need to set hours this way " 18:00-19:00 " " 19:00-20:00 " etc to "23:00-00:00".
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Amethi: The scheduled visit of Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday to his parliamentary constituency of Amethi for the first time as Congress vice president has been postponed due to inclement weather, party sources said.
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Will Page
Will Page is the Director of Economics at Spotify, a Swedish based digital music service. To date, Spotify has launched in 57 countries around the world and recently announced that it has reached 40 million active users and over 10 million paying subscribers.[1]
For six years he was the Chief Economist at the PRS for Music, a non-profit collection society representing writers, composers and music publishers in the UK.[2][3]
Page graduated with an MSc in Economics at the University of Edinburgh in 2002. His Masters thesis 'Germany's Mezzogiorno Revisited' looked at the problems facing East Germany ten years after German Reunification. The paper was published by Deutsche Bank in 2003, and cited in 2005 by Martin Wolf in the Financial Times. [4]
He previously worked for the UK Government Economic Service at the Scottish Executive working for the Office of the Chief Economic Adviser and Department of Finance. He contributed to the Scottish Executive Economic Discussion Paper Series with a publication on 'Infrastructure Investment & Economic Growth'.[5]
During this period, he established a moonlighting career in music, writing for the award winning publication Straight No Chaser (magazine) and working with the Brazilian composer Eumir Deodato.
His most notable contribution to the music industry is an annual report titled 'Adding up the UK Music Industry'. Now in its second year, the report shows how much the UK music industry is worth and, more importantly, how it all hangs together.[6][7] This publication has received extensive press coverage in The Guardian, The Times and Financial Times.[8][9][10]
Page contributed to the campaign to save the new music radio station BBC 6 Music in May 2010. He presented two facts to the debate: (i) 6 Music is playing more unique songs and (ii) paying royalties to more unique songwriters than any other radio station.[11]
His most cited collaboration was with Eric Garland of BigChampagne titled 'In Rainbows, On Torrents' asked whether the Radiohead legal free offering could compete with illegal free downloads.[12] He also challenged the popular Long Tail theory, showing that the demand for digital music instead followed a log normal distribution.[13]
He sits on the advisory board of music agency Sound Diplomacy.[14]
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- ^ "Interview With Will Page, Music Industry Economist". Techdirt. April 29, 2010.
There's plenty that I disagree with him about, but plenty that we agree on too. There's so much in this interview that I'd like to dig deeper on, and I hope to do that in a series of posts in the future -- and some more back and forth with Page -- but I figured at this point it was worth getting our discussion as it stands out there for people to read..
- ^ Will Page (June 13, 2003), "Germany's Mezzogiorno Revisited: Institutions, Fiscal Transfers and Regional Convergence" (PDF), Deutsche Bank.
- ^ Will Page (December 18, 2005), "Infrastructure Investment & Economic Growth" (PDF), Scottish Executive.
- ^ Will Page (August 4, 2010), "Adding up the UK Music Industry for 2009" (PDF), PRS for Music.
- ^ Will Page (July 20, 2009), "Adding up the UK Music Industry for 2008" (PDF), PRS for Music.
- ^ [1], The Times, July 21, 2009.
- ^ [2], The Guardian, August 4, 2010.
- ^ [3], Financial Times, August 20, 2010.
- ^ Will Page (May 20, 2010), "A Songwriter's Perspective on 6Music" (PDF), PRS for Music.
- ^ Robert Andrews (August 1, 2008), "Radiohead Downloaders Preferred Illegal P2P To Legal Free", Washington Post.
- ^ Patrick Foster (December 22, 2008). "Long Tail theory contradicted as study reveals 10m digital music tracks unsold: Digital sales figures dent niche market theory". The Times.
However, a new study by Will Page, chief economist of the MCPS-PRS Alliance, the not-for-profit royalty collection society, suggests that the niche market is not an untapped goldmine and that online sales success still relies on big hits. They found that, for the online singles market, 80 per cent of all revenue came from around 52,000 tracks. For albums, the figures were even more stark. Of the 1.23 million available, only 173,000 were ever bought, meaning 85 per cent did not sell a single copy all year..
- ^ "New music export consultancy Sound Diplomacy launches", Complete Music Update


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First of all, I apologize for the length, but I'm really sad/angry;
I feel like he is being really mean lately...and I DON'T think it's just hormones...which is actually my first complaint. He thinks EVERYTIME I open my mouth or nag him for something, that "it's just the hormones talking, you're crazy". I really truly don't think that I am! I can tell when I would have my period, when I was acting crazy and hormonal, and I honestly don't think I have been even close to that bad. It's getting to the point where I don't want to say anything because he just writes it all off to hormones and laughs at me or won't have a serious conversation with me. And then I DO start yelling cuz he makes me angry, and then he really think I'm crazy and hormonal! It's a never-ending circle :(
Then he thinks I'm crazy for having all these "rules" and that I just "read crap on the internet and think it's true" Like I told him I miss running, and he was like "so just run!!" (I was not an avid runner before, only occasionally and not in a few months so I don't think it's safe). So I told him that, and then he's asking why and thinking I'm dumb and that "just cuz I read that on the internet doesn't mean it's true"...ok my DOCTOR said it too!! And I don't consider Babycenter just "internet crap". Then he bought cole slaw from the deli and I told him I probably shouldn't have it cuz it was probably made with homemade mayo, aka raw eggs, so then thought that was dumb. I'm just sick of him thinking I'm just "reading crap" and believing it. He even says "why can't you just have a beer or glass of wine?!?" I know SOME people say you can have SOME, but why risk it? I have some self control, unlike him!
He thinks I'm dumb or weak if I say I'm tired or nauseous, or that I'm making it up cuz I "read about it".
I started telling him about the controversy with crib bumpers and he didn't believe that either...first of all, why would III LIE?? Second of all, why would someone on the internet think it was funny to just start some random rumor about not using crib bumpers!!!?!
He is not doing any type of research, he doens't know much if anything about babies, and certainly not about pregnancy or labor. I'm still not convinced he's even excited about this at all or even wants to learn or get involved. I can't do this all on my own, I need his support and for him not to think I'm just some crazy internet researcher believing every little thing I read.
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I have an Ubuntu server that I'd like to backup on a daily basis. I want to be able to restore the entire system with the click of a few buttons (or keystrokes). Also, I don't want to bring down / unmount my partitions to back them up. So far what I've come up with is a combination of cron, perl, LVM, and FSArchiver.
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We stayed at the Stockade Inn because of a wedding down the street. I loved the old character of this place. Hotels do not have this kind of charm any more. And the price was great! everything was very clean and the staff was very nice. The only negative was the elevator.. It's tiny and a little scary but I didn't take it because there is only a few floors and unless your handicap everyone should use the stairs anyways.
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From the table in Arizona State Desert Museum:
The living museum seeks to enhance human understanding and appreciation of the Sonoran Desert Region. Respect for the relationships and interdependence of animals plants, and non-renewable resources is essential to preserving an environment fit for people.
We are a private, non-profit organisation. Our operations are dependent upon gate receipts contributions, and memberships. Won't you join us?
If you have at least $40 :-) - click here
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Arisona Sonora Desert Museum is open daily, including all holidays! That's OK.
They open quite early, at 7:30 am but they close too early in my opinion: at 5:00 am - loooong before sunset! WHY?
More: when I was there they finished to sell tickets at 4:00 pm. A park ranger said that one needs at least 1 hour to visit the museum. To be honest you need 2-3 hours to visit it.
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Arizona Sonora Desert Museum is located outside the Saguaro National Park, on North Kinney Road just southeast of western part of Saguaro National Park. Follow the road direction signs from Red Hills Visitor Center. There is a parking lot in front of the museum - look at my picture.
2021 N. Kinney Rd., Tucson, AZ 85743
Details and maps: click here
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As you can write on the table: The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum was founded by Arthur N. Pack and William H. Carr in 1952. It was on 1 September, to be more exact, which is a national holiday in the USA: Labour Day.
We have Labour Day on 1 May in Europe.
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The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is three in one (like good hair - shampoo :-):
1. zoo,
2. natural history museum
3. botanical garden.
You can see interpretive displays of living animals and plants native to the Sonoran Desert. This desert covers southeastern California, southern Arizona and New Mexico, southwestern Texas and the mexican states of Sonora and Baja California.
Favorite thing:
You can find Arizona Agave in Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
I saw a lot of various species of agaves in southern Europe and northern Africa and I must admit that Arizona Agave looked really impressive.
Arizona Agave
Favorite thing:
You can get a lot of information on fish of Colorado River inside Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
There are fishes which are endemic to the Colorado River drainage, meaning they are native to this area and nowhere else. All are endangered.
Favorite thing: Watch for Palo Verde trees before you enter Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. There are a few trees with characteristic green trunks and branches. Look at my picture. Hmm... do you know any other tree like that?
Favorite thing: Sometimes cacti grow very close together, just ony by one. They can form a strange, sharp wall as you can see on my picture taken in Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Could it be a kind of your hedgerow? Btw it's Organpipe cactus.
Favorite thing: You can find direction signs on trails in Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum (ASDM). As you can see on my picture there is a gift shop and coffee bar in the museum. Add restrooms, parking lot and information point.
Favorite thing: You can see exhibitions of local artists inside Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Do you like pottery? Look at my picture, please. I liked some vases (is it correct name?) a lot! Was it native American art or what?
Favorite thing: Look at my picture, please. It's just another example of pottery exhibited in Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum (ASDM). Don't you like it? As I know it's an example of local native American art. Am I wrong?
Favorite thing: You can see a lot of various drawings in Arizona-Sonora Desert museum. As I know they were draw by native Americans. Don't you like it? I like them, especially that one on my picture.
Favorite thing: Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum has a cool display of prairie dogs where you get to see how they dig their underground channels. You come face to face with a bunch of cute prairie dogs and look into their living rooms. Poor little guys got no privacy in the museum.
Favorite thing: Driving along Arizona highways I occasionally saw these birds running across the desert. It's impossible to photograph them in open wild because they are so hyper so fast. In Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum I got the opportunity to see them in captivity. Even in the cage they are still hyper and hardly stay still.
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We (my husband and myself) were staying for 2 weeks in September/October (all inclusive) and fully agree with favourable opinions of others on the hotel location, beach, hotel & restaurant service, quality of meals and cleaness of rooms.
But there were also some bad points we want now to address,
1). Overly noisy evening entertainment. The noise (sorry, but this type of music is certainly against our likings) was heard even when the balcony door was closed which precluded us to sleep until midnight. We requested in the reception to be moved to another part of the hotel but they did nothing about that.
2) Why the music for the gym in the pool and the screaming of the instructor was amplified by the loudspeakers? This we never could undestand because those taking part in the gym were not deaf.
3) Lack of lighting for the balcony - this precluded seating there in the evening with a book in the evening which we love.
4) Sun-umbrellas certainly to narrow from two beds.
Overall it was an enjoyable stay and we think we could return next year if located in another part of the hotel when the evening music would be more attenuated.
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Linda Sue Park, bestselling author and winner of the Newbery Medal, is the author of 'Trust No One' (Scholastic Press, 2012), the most recent addition to The 39 Clues series of young adult fiction.
'Trust No One' brings its protagonists to Yale University's Beinecke Library to view the Voynich Manuscript and delve into its intriguing history.
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display: block means that the element is displayed as a block, as paragraphs and headers have always been. A block has some whitespace above and below it and tolerates no HTML elements next to it, except when ordered otherwise (by adding a float declaration to another element, for instance).
display: inline means that the element is displayed inline, inside the current block on the same line. Only when it's between two blocks does the element form an 'anonymous block', that however has the smallest possible width.
Read more about display options : http://www.quirksmode.org/css/display.html
Takes up the full width available, with a new line before and after (display:block;)
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Some examples of block level elements include:
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Personally, I like to think of inline elements as typographical elements. This isn't entirely or technically correct, but for the most part inline elements do behave a lot like text.
You can read a more through article on the topic here. Seeing as several other people in this thread have quoted it, it may be worth a read.
Display : block will take the whole line i.e without line break
Display :inline will take only exact space that it requires.
You can refer example in this fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/RJXZM/1/.
takes the entire row(100%)of the screen ,it is always 100%of the screen size
display:inline-block takes up as much width as necessary ,it can be 1%-to 100% of the screen size
that's why we have div and span
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Add a background-color to the element and you will nicely see the difference of inline vs. block, as explained by the other posters.
Display:block It very much behaves the same way as 'p' tags and it takes up the entire row and there can't be any element next to it until it's floated. Display:inline It's just uses as much space as required and allows other elements to be aligned alongside itself.
Use these properties in case of forms and you will get a better understanding.
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Lawrence Harold Erickson passed away October 1, 2013. He was 90 years old. Our family loved him so much and seeing him pass is extremely sad. However Lawrence lived a long productive life that had a positive impact on many. As a longtime Christian, Lawrence accepted that a chapter of his life was coming to an end but looked forward to meeting our Lord in Heaven. Lawrence was born in Seattle on November 30, 1922. At a young age he would take on jobs such as selling magazines on the street corner to help his family survive the Great Depression. After graduating from Lincoln High School in 1941 Lawrence worked a variety of jobs including laborer positions at the Seattle Shipyards and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). In 1943 Lawrence enlisted in the
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I have built a series of Lego phonographs, but none as successful as this model. Based on an arm design by Jose Pino and using a Lego WeDo motor and the Scratch programming environment, my friends and I built a phonograph that played a record loudly enough to be heard across the room with no amplifier needed: just a nine ounce plastic drinking cup serving as the horn!
This particular phonograph is build from the programmable Lego WeDo Kit. The motor speed is programmed in Scratch, which interacts with the phonograph through a USB hub. You, of course, might already have all the bricks needed to build the phonograph and can purchase the Lego M-Motor and Lego USB Hub separately. This phonograph is by no means high-fidelity but provides the tool to play records from the $2 bin or other vinyl you do not mind damaging as you experiment with building Lego and programming in Scratch. You can use this phonograph to play records recorded at 33 1/3, 45, or 78 RPMs because the motor speed is controllable by the program you write!
For the turntable:
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Josh Burker works with elementary age students on constructivist technology projects at an independent school in Connecticut. He has been a Lego maniac since kindergarten.
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Attach arm assembly to Lego Base Plate. Make sure your record fits and does not touch the arm assembly. Move the motor and turntable assembly if necessary.


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There is something essential about joining together with other believers to worship, to sing, to pray, to learn of God's will for us, and to acknowledge his goodness to us. He has commanded that this should be so.
Dean L. Larsen (1927 -)
Source: Ensign, November 1989, p. 63., © by Intellectual Reserve, Inc.Used by permission.
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As the opportunity grows for unlimited growth and progress, the chances of failure increase. There is no such thing as a program that will provide security and growth and progress with no risk . . . even within the church. As freedom for unrestricted development is enhanced, the possibilities for failure are also increased. The risk factor is great.
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