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Historic Andrew Freedman Mansion to be Converted into a Bronx Bed and Breakfast
The landmarked building, which was built in the 1920s with money bequeathed by millionaire Andrew Freedman, was initially built to house formerly rich elderly people who had lost their fortunes. Freedman had almost lost his, and therefore had the home designed to enable these people to live out the rest of their lives in luxury, with white glove service and servants, only collectively in a nursing home. Thanks to No Longer Empty, the building, whose top floors have been abandoned for 25 years, has been getting a lot of attention and foot traffic — the perfect publicity needed for the opening of the bed and breakfast program mid-May.
Owned by the Mid-Bronx Senior Citizens Council, the bed and breakfast will not only give tourists a unique and historic place to rest their heads, but also give back to the community. The home has been a center for community programs and a job center in the past few years, and now it will help a few local Bronx residents train in the hospitality industry as part of a community education program. The ballroom will be converted into a restaurant, where locals can choose to enroll in a culinary program. The entire project will help reenliven the forgotten historic structure, brining more visitors to the Bronx, while also helping locals train for new and rewarding careers.
With construction underway, including a rehabbed grand front porch and ten guest rooms, visitors will have the unique opportunity to experience the life of old New York when the Bronx was the country, at least for a night. They can wander the ballrooms, sun themselves on the sprawling lawn, walk through the gardens, dine on the great porch under umbrellas, all while supporting the community — and all within a short walk of Yankee Stadium. The Bed and Breakfast is scheduled to open in mid-May.
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|Cardamom powder
|1 Pinch
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1. Boil channa dal and cook till it is well cooked and drain all water when hot , and let it dry on paper towel if needed
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4. Make small dumplings of this dough.
5. Put them in the batter and deep fry in fresh hot oil ( add rice flour in the batter if the batter is thin or not coating the sweet dough properly).
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Calories 1473 Calories from Fat 264
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 30 g46.4%
Saturated Fat 3.9 g19.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 254.8 mg10.6%
Total Carbohydrates 267 g88.9%
Dietary Fiber 27 g108.1%
Sugars 101.1 g
Protein 38 g75.8%
Vitamin A 14.8% Vitamin C 6.8%
Calcium 47% Iron 53.4%
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Starting today, (Friday, August 1) Will Gadd and Gavin McClurg are setting off on a paragliding adventure of literally epic proportions: 1,000km of the remote Canadian Rockies. And this trip will be a little more risky than rocky – uncharted territory, backcountry alpine environments, and plenty of wild critters all up the ante significantly. Did we mention there's only five paved roads over the course of the 1,000km?! We did a brief Q&A with the two pilots – who will meet for the first time three days before setting out – to find out what makes this trip a flight above the rest.
Update: Since the beginning of the trip, forest fires in Canada have forced Will and Gavin to reduce the route from the original 1,000km to 600km.
Why isn't this your normal vol-bivvy?
Will Gadd: It's the longest true paragliding trip ever attempted. We're going to places that are only possible to reach by air. A lot of these places have never been flown by paraglider at all. There's no infrastructure – we'll have to carry food for 4-5 days! By contrast, the Alps are pretty civilised. They've been mowed by cows for centuries; you can land and take off within two hours of anywhere.
Style also matters: To me vol-bivvying is not just about getting to the destination. This is about putting the emphasis on flying – we're paragliders not backpackers. Our only rule is all forward progress has to be by paraglider!
Gavin McClurg: The biggest challenge is how 'deep' this line is – I've never flown any of it, and most of the line has never been flown by anyone. At times, we'll be having to make major decisions about whether to land or keep going – and the consequences are much bigger than, say, in the Alps where there's some form of civilisation a short walk away.
What are the biggest risks?
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Tell us about your partner...
WG: I'm not sure we've ever met. He has a similar background to me in whitewater and he's a sailing captain. He's got the right set of skills for operating in this environment.
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The adventure is scheduled to start on Friday, August 1 – due to the remoteness of the location, daily updates won't be possible – but you can follow the guys via their tracker here. Otherwise, stay tuned for incredible images and video once the trip is over!
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The broad long-term objective is to obtain new information about the metabolic signals for insulin secretion. The immediate purpose of this project is to gain a better understanding of the role of mitochondrial biosynthetic pathways in supporting insulin secretion. Glucose, the most potent insulin secretagogue, and all other metabolizable secretagogues, stimulate insulin secretion via their metabolism in mitochondria. Our earlier work showed that one-half of glucose-derived pyruvate enters mitochondrial metabolism via carboxylation catalyzed by pyruvate carboxylase and one-half enters via decarboxylation. From the resulting oxaloacetate from carboxylation and acetyl-CoA from decarboxylation of pyruvate, any citric acid cycle intermediate can be synthesized. Recent work showed the presence of intra- and extra-mitochondrial enzymes, including succinyl- CoA: 3-ketoacid-CoA transferase (SCOT), that catalyze the synthesis and utilization of mitochondrial products. SCOT can form acetoacetate from all insulin secretagogues. Thus acetoacetate, in addition to citric acid cycle intermediates, can transfer carbon to the cytosol for the synthesis of short chain acyl-CoAs, lipids and other factors.
Aim 1 A is to study the pathways in mitochondria of formation of molecules that are exported to the cytosol for the synthesis of the compounds in the cytosol that support or signal insulin secretion.
Aim 1 B is to study the extramitochondrial utilization of these compounds. Cell lines with knocked down pyruvate carboxylase, SCOT, acetoacetyl-CoA synthetase, cytosolic malic enzyme, fatty acid synthase and other enzymes;as well as enzyme assays, including an assay for mitochondrial malic enzyme, will facilitate this work. Recent work has shown the beta cell is a lipogenic tissue. Lipids in cells and subcellular fractions are measured with gas chromatography. Mass spectrometry is used to measure short chain acyl-CoAs and to identify small molecules and lipids that change with secretagogue stimulation.
Aim 2 is to discern the relevance of mitochondrial biosynthesis to normal and abnormal insulin secretion in humans.
Aim 2 A will further study the surprising observation that pathways of anaplerosis that are very active in rodent beta cells are far less active in human islets. We have accumulated conclusive evidence that pyruvate carboxylase, the major enzyme of anaplerosis, is 90% lower in normal human islets than in islets of rodents and clonal beta cell lines. Thus, the human beta cell may be programmed to more heavily use alternative pathways to pyruvate carboxylase for mitochondrial synthesis. The regulation of pyruvate carboxylase expression and rate of pyruvate carboxylation in human islets will be studied.
Aim 2 B is to continue to study intra- and extra- mitochondrial metabolic enzymes that are decreased in islets of rodents and humans with type 2 diabetes and factors that might regulate their expression.
Understanding the normal metabolic pathways of secretagogue-stimulated insulin secretion is essential for developing artificial beta cells (e.g. by altering normal non-insulin cells, such as liver cells, or developing insulin-secreting cells from stem cells), for the preservation of healthy pancreas or islets for use in the treatment of type 1 diabetes and also for understanding the impaired insulin secretion in type 2 diabetes.
|Madiraju, Anila K; Erion, Derek M; Rahimi, Yasmeen et al. (2014) Metformin suppresses gluconeogenesis by inhibiting mitochondrial glycerophosphate dehydrogenase. Nature 510:542-6
|MacDonald, Michael J; Hasan, Noaman M; Dobrzyn, Agnieszka et al. (2013) Knockdown of pyruvate carboxylase or fatty acid synthase lowers numerous lipids and glucose-stimulated insulin release in insulinoma cells. Arch Biochem Biophys 532:23-31
|Thonpho, Ansaya; Rojvirat, Pinnara; Jitrapakdee, Sarawut et al. (2013) Characterization of the distal promoter of the human pyruvate carboxylase gene in pancreatic beta cells. PLoS One 8:e55139
|MacDonald, Michael J; Brown, Laura J; Longacre, Melissa J et al. (2013) Knockdown of both mitochondrial isocitrate dehydrogenase enzymes in pancreatic beta cells inhibits insulin secretion. Biochim Biophys Acta 1830:5104-11
|MacDonald, M J; Langberg, E-C; Tibell, A et al. (2013) Identification of ATP synthase as a lipid peroxide protein adduct in pancreatic islets from humans with and without type 2 diabetes mellitus. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 98:E727-31
|Macdonald, M J; Longacre, M J; Warner, T F et al. (2013) High level of ATP citrate lyase expression in human and rat pancreatic islets. Horm Metab Res 45:391-3
|Hasan, N M; Longacre, M J; Stoker, S W et al. (2012) Sphingosine kinase 1 knockdown reduces insulin synthesis and secretion in a rat insulinoma cell line. Arch Biochem Biophys 518:23-30
|MacDonald, Michael J; Longacre, Melissa J; Stoker, Scott W et al. (2011) Differences between human and rodent pancreatic islets: low pyruvate carboxylase, atp citrate lyase, and pyruvate carboxylation and high glucose-stimulated acetoacetate in human pancreatic islets. J Biol Chem 286:18383-96
|Jitrapakdee, S; Wutthisathapornchai, A; Wallace, J C et al. (2010) Regulation of insulin secretion: role of mitochondrial signalling. Diabetologia 53:1019-32
|MacDonald, M J; Longacre, M J; Langberg, E-C et al. (2009) Decreased levels of metabolic enzymes in pancreatic islets of patients with type 2 diabetes. Diabetologia 52:1087-91
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Steps to reproduce:
Turn off your connection (Ethernet, Wifi & co.). Turn Firefox to the "work offline" mode. Close Firefox. Open the attached file (which only starts a new Websocket) in a new Firefox instance (normally in the "work offline" mode).
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Firefox crashes :-(.
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Starting a new Websocket in the "work offline" mode should throw an exception or should call the Websocket.onclose event.
this is wfm on linux, though it isn't hard to imagine how it could be os dependent.
do you happen to have a stack trace?
I'm not reproducing on a local debug build from the 18th. Do you need to have a websocket server running?
Can't reproduce (Linux here).
I targeted Mac OS X.
@Patrick: I don't have any stack trace :-/.
@Josh: Even if my Websocket is running, the bug appears. I tried with a build from the 19th.
Ivan, just to confirm two things: are you saying that there's no crash report listed in about:crashes? Also, comment 4 isn't clear to me - can you reproduce the crash _without_ a websocket server running?
@Josh: It could be one of theses crashes: https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/bp-3907a952-a21c-4659-9c9f-bf3d82111122.
No Websocket server is listening/running. I just have Firefox in "work offline" mode and my Bug.html file.
Thanks for the stack ivan!
I suspect this is probably caused by 664894, but I'm not certain.
you are exiting EstablishConnection early via a failed NS_ENSURE_SUCCESS path - probably asyncopen() given your network setup.
That causes the nsAutoCloseWS class to call CloseConnection(), which in turn deref's mWebsocketChannel which is null because you're still in CONNECTING state and haven't finished EstablishConnection.
The fix is just a null ptr check; I'll attach it shortly.
I have suspected something like this. Good to know you have a clue :-).
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You snuck into my life an unexpected friend
How was I to know it was the beginning of the end.
I made a home for you deep inside my vains
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I got caught up in your power and driving by your haze
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I felt the perfection of your twisted charm
my days alone without you my body feels alarm
You destroyed my life you were never really a friend
this souless lifeless thing is a thing called heroin.
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Really like this. Good wording, and I always think true event's make for a better piece of writing. Well done! :)
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"Death and resurrection feature prominently in both 'Hugo' and 'The Artist' "
At the Golden Globe awards ceremony in January, Martin Scorsese won the Best Director award for his film "Hugo," a mythic and melancholy fable. "The Artist," directed by Michel Hazanavicius, is a dazzling and delicious paean to the golden age of silent movies, and it won the award for Best Comedy, for Best Score (Ludovic Bource), and for Best Actor (Jean Dujardin). But as I write this, the awards and nominations don't stop there for this unusual pair of movies that have at their heart a backward motion toward the roots of early cinema.
"Hugo" is an unabashed love poem to the origins of moving pictures in general and to one of its pioneers in particular, Georges Méliès, best known for his 1902 film "A Trip to the Moon"—a work that winds up being at the center of "Hugo's" mythology and its mysterious, recursive nature. "The Artist" is in ravishing black-and-white and presents a dashing and charismatic leading man of silent films, the fictional George Valentin, and the women who love him, then leave him in the dust. Sort of. The heroine of "The Artist"—Peppy Miller, played by the luminous Bérénice Bejo—never quite lets go of her original crush on Valentin, whose decline she follows for several years after he refuses the opportunity to segue into talking pictures. "I won't talk! I won't say a word!" he mouths into the camera even as the Hollywood mogul yells out, "Speak! Speak!" Silently of course, as the movie itself never says a word, except at the very end.
As both elegant pastiche and brilliant deconstruction, "The Artist" is riveting—a daring and spellbinding effort to elevate aspects of the history of cinema, giving this movie pride of place as opposed to a shabby makeover for the sake of nostalgia or parody. "Hugo" is a movie dipped in the aged metallic tints of old brass, rusted iron, weathered bronze and a depression-era, Paris-in-winter, romantic drabness highlighted by the color of flowers out of season, a police officer's vivid uniform, and the magical glow of a silver automaton—a machine in the form of a man that may or may not be the missing link in Hugo Cabret's quest to connect with his dead father. This is a movie drenched in loss, abandonment and wounds of the body and the soul, yet its primary function is, ironically, the reincarnation of enchantment.
The movie more than achieves this, particularly in its lead role, played by the limpid-eyed, knock-kneed Asa Butterfield as Hugo, who has more than a passing resemblance to a character from Dickens. But the movie is based on a contemporary young adult novel, "The Invention of Hugo Cabret," by Brian Selznick, who, by the way, is also related to the famous Hollywood Selznicks—another example of the snake that bites its own tail in a kind of eternal return that both "Hugo" and "The Artist "celebrate.
"Hugo" appears to be the culmination of Scorsese's passion for film history, and for anyone interested in this topic, there is Scorsese's documentary" Picasso and Braque Go to the Movies," a recent project by the director that also came out in 2011 but was not released in theaters. (It's part of a series of videos on art-related topics produced by Arthouse Films.) Scorsese's documentary pinpoints the precise moments from which moving pictures evolved—Eadweard Muybridge and his zoopraxiscope; Thomas Edison and his assistant W. K. L. Dickson and their kinetoscope films; and then the first commercial projections by Auguste and Louis Lumière who invented, in 1895, the Cinematographe, a device for shooting, printing, and projecting films, not in a box, but on a wall. Their technological revolution gave still images the final push into cinema as we know it. The first film by the Lumières, "Workers Leaving the Factory," was followed by "Arrival of a Train at Ciotat," a movie that made people jump and scream because they thought a train was actually coming out of the wall right at them.
Méliès, a practicing magician at the end of the 19th century, became entranced by the work of the Lumière brothers, but they refused to sell him a camera because, they said, film had no future. Méliès proceeded to make his own cameras, however, and he went on to reinvent the world of movies. He presented the first films in color by hand tinting them, as well as introducing the first 3-D effects by employing multiple cameras, all while shooting scripts that he wrote, produced, and even acted in.
So begins another golden age of cultural exploration with all its sleights of hand, disguises and myths, conflicts and concurrences and pulsing narratives grounded in comedy or tragedy, all of which reflect the nature of our conscious and unconscious selves with their collective archetypes churning in the landscapes of the mind. Certain themes were seized upon immediately in early films and they continued to be reborn as filmmaking blossomed in the 20th century: adventure, love and eroticism, nature, fantasy, humor, horror, combat, exotica, death and resurrection. And it's the last two generative principles—death and resurrection—that feature prominently in both "Hugo" and "The Artist." In both films there is a deliberate arc of meaning in the storylines that reflects not only the symbolic death and resurrection of principal characters—for example the roles of Méliès and George Valentin—but also the death and resurrection of the early days of cinema mirrored in each film. Motion begets motion until there is, in "Hugo" and "The Artist," this backward reach toward the roots of film's own unique essence, its own franchise on the nature of the dreaming mind. Film provides an amazingly refractive space in which to be metaphysically reborn that is unlike any other cultural arena.
"Hugo" would be nothing without its gigantic representations of clockworks—those enormous gears and springs and counterweights that run the clocks in the Montparnasse train station, in Paris, where the character of Hugo lives within its labyrinthine walls. But a more delicate and enigmatic complex of interlocking parts takes the form of the automaton, the implied deus ex machina on which the plot revolves. I'll say no more about the mystery of the automaton except to add that the great ensemble cast of "Hugo" functions as a marvelous machine with its intricate and interdependent parts that turn, eventually lock together and point back to its driving wheel: the desire to overcome loss and abandonment, to lose oneself in a cinematic world of the imagination where anything is possible, secrets are revealed and mysterious codes undo the loneliness of the orphan child. In the world of fables, all children are really orphans and all adults are essentially children always trying to escape the ogre who will beat them and eat them and further separate them from the rest of the world order.
The theme of death and resurrection takes shape in "The Artist" as well, and there is a kind of reversal of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice that unfolds. It is Peppy Miller/Eurydice who must go into the underworld to find and bring George Valentin/Orpheus back to the world of creative possibility. In this case it will be a return to movie making and the reinvention of a performative genre—the two characters become a prototype of the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers song-and-dance artists who will captivate a whole other generation of film goers. And if anyone has to be convinced of the richness and sensuality of black-and-white film, they just need to see "The Artist" and study the quality of its lights and darks as they play against flesh and a thousand-and-one textures.
Watching the credits for "Hugo", filmed in 3-D, I happened to catch the credit that referred to the opening tracking shot of the movie as it travels in a straight path through crowds of people on a long platform as they embark and disembark in the Gare Montparnasse. The credit for this swooping bird-flight camera work was given to the group Industrial Light and Magic, and I borrowed those words for the subtitle of this article. If ever there was a turn of phrase that defined the roots of cinema, this is it. Scorsese takes the idea of Industrial Light and Magic and uses it to embrace the story of the lost, then found Méliès and all the other pioneers of early film who gave the world not only "A Trip to the Moon" but all those collective initiation experiences we have come to take for granted in our high-tech era. The philosopher George Santayana once suggested that those who forget their own history are doomed to repeat it. In the case of cinema, maybe this isn't such a bad thing.


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Now that Google Reader has announced they're shutting down on July 1st 2013, there are a number of companies putting their hands up saying they can be a replacement for you. Even Digg has announced they're starting to build a new Google Reader alternative. I've tried a number of the hosted "alternatives", but none of them let me feel in control like Google Reader does. I don't know who finds a use in the magazine style feed readers, but I don't. Dave Winer doesn't like the mailbox approach of Google Reader whereas that's it's best feature for me. I've tried Fever, the self-hosted feed reader, but it's not for me – it takes away too much control.
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Costume by Amy P., San Diego, CA
I got the idea for this homemade Halloween costume from a bubble bath costume that I had seen years ago. All I did was take a plastic planting pot which I got at Wal-Mart. I measured myself around my waist and then measured inside the planter and cut out the appropriate size from the bottom so I could stand inside it and have it rest on my hips.
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Costume by Stefanie G., Santa Monica, CA
My four year old and two year old went as cupcake and a birthday cake. I always make them a homemade Halloween costume and this was so easy! We started with a clearance white lampshade from a craft store and cut out the wire from the top. This allowed a walking flexibility for when we turned it over. We used kitchen masking tape to "seam the bottom" and spray painted it silver. We added fabric suspenders to hold it up with small tabs of Velcro on both the top of the shirt she wore and the suspenders to prevent the sides from slipping down. We also added silver tights to continue the look. For the frosting it is simply a fleece "shawl" made with arm holes and construction paper sprinkles. The trick for us was to put Velcro strips on the outside of the lampshade top and inside of the frosting shawl bottom so that she wouldn't have to be stuffed with extra material to keep it tented. We also put Velcro on the back so that it should be easily removed for Halloween parties. If I did it again (for a two year old) I would have made the bottom a little shorter (additional cut on the lampshade) because some of the high steps were hard for her to get up by herself. The hat was leftover frosting fleece spray glued onto on old winter hat and a painted Styrofoam ball for the cherry with a pipe cleaner in the top.
The birthday cake was made from another suggestion of using foam for layers. We just spray glued batting onto the foam and cut arm holes to slip through. We put Velcro on the two ends to hold it in place while walking around. We went to about four or five Halloween activities and did have to replace the Velcro once. The best thing about this costume was that my four year old helped to decorate it. Not the most perfect decorating but she loved telling everyone how she made her own homemade Halloween costume!
Just sequence and ribbon for the outside. The hat was made with the extra foam and an empty toilet paper roll was the candle with a tissue paper flame. The bottom layer was covered in the "leftover" fleece from the cupcake costume we also made. Any fabric spray paint would work for any colors. One craft store got everything we needed and no extra running around!
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Costume by April C., Versailles, KY
I made this homemade Halloween costume for both of my daughters. I call them both "cupcake" so the idea came easy. To make the costume you will need: two laundry baskets, one foam ball, one head band, two yards of colorful fabric (two different colors), something to make sprinkles (I used small pom-poms), Polly fill, glue gun and glue sticks and scissors. I got most of the stuff I needed at a Dollar store.
First I cut the top off one basket and cut the center out of both bottoms of the baskets. Then cut the bottom on both baskets (this will help get in and out of the costume). I wrapped the fabric on the basket that you cut the top off (this is the bottom of the cupcake) gluing along the sides top and bottom. And remember to wrap around the hole that was cut out.
Place the fabric for the top of the cupcake over the entire basket and cut it into a large circle, bigger than the basket so that when you glue it on there is some overhanging. (So it looks like drippy icing). While gluing on the "icing" leave a couple of spots so you can place the Polly fill along the inside to make it puffy. Cut away places for arm holes from the inside of the top basket and cut a slit through the fabric big enough for the arms. I found out that the closer toward the front the better.
Hot glue the top and bottom baskets together and decorate to your liking. For the cherry on top paint a foam ball and a stick from your backyard. Insert the stick into the ball and glue it to a head band. Decorate the head band (I used the edging from a Chenille throw). All I did for make up was some pink blush for their cheeks.
I hope this homemade Halloween costume idea works out for you as well as it did for us. We won two costume contests and got tons of compliments.
Total Spent: $10
Costume by Tina D., Phoenixville, PA
This year I decided to be a birthday cake! It was an appropriate costume for me since it was my birthday on the 27th and I was headed to a Halloween party – so why not! I created a three layer cake – a play on a mad hatter cake design. This was constructed out of a lot of felt (white for the layers, pink and orange for decorations) a wire wreath frame, three hula hoops, battery operated tea light, candles, a birthday candle, headband and a wrapped present box. I picked up almost all of my supplies at JoAnn fabrics while stuff was on sale so it only cost about $55 for the entire thing.
The costume itself was collapsible so I could actually sit and function while walking around. It was so much fun to wear this and people just could not believe that it was a homemade Halloween costume. I completed the outfit with coordinating shoes and white stockings. I had a great time making this and wearing it!
Total Spent: $55
Costume by Cynthia C., Rochester, NY
I had a homemade costume idea, a birthday cake, for Halloween. Made out of four hula hoops, white fleece fabric, some cardboard to split and hold the layers and battery operated candles.
I used ribbon and cheap kiddy party necklaces to decorate. The costume could collapse down flat for easy transportation. All in all it took about 10 hours of work.
Total Spent: $50
Costume by Gayle N., Marshall, IN
This idea of our homemade Halloween costume comes from my cousin-in-law. She thought it would be creative for my little girl who is 19 months old to be a cupcake.
I used chicken wire and duct tape to make the bottom base. I then wrapped craft batting around the chicken wire and took a yard of material, folding it about every 2 inches to make it look like a paper cup.
I took a yard of fluffy fabric, cut it into sections and sewed it together. I was able to make the round top with that. I took felt and formed a vest so that it would fit close to my daughter's body and allow the bottom to be stitched to the top.
After the vest was attached to the bottom I took the fluffy material and attached it over the felt vest and onto the bottom form by stitching it on. I then added some poly-fill in between the vest and fluffy fabric to form the puff of the cupcake. I stitched the fluffy fabric to the vest allowing it to be fuller on bottom and finished with hot gluing felt hearts all round for the sprinkles. With some of the left over fluff material I made a stocking cap by following the same technique to form the body and attached 1/2 inch elastic.
I made a candle out of left over felt and toilet paper roll. Closed the top of the hat by stitching the candle to it and again glued felt hearts to the hat. That was it! Sounds like a lot of work but it really wasn't. This homemade Halloween costume took us about a day and a half to complete.
Total Spent: $20
Costume by Joyce B., Oklahoma City, OK.
I made this homemade halloween costume out of a laundry basket wrapped in foil. I used pink ribbon as suspenders. I hotglued cotton filler all around the top of the basket, then I spraypainted it pink, and hotglued pieces of colored felt I cut out. I also made her a candle head piece (not pictured) for her homemade halloween costume. I made it with two headbands I binded together with pink ribbon and I made a candle with a paper towel roll. To make that I glued a piece of red construction paper on the roll (first I put some foil to cover the top, then the paper around the side). Then I used the hot glue gun to make it look like wax dripping down the side and I put red glitter on the top and the faux wax dripping. I made a flame out of some leftover felt, glued it to a tooth pick and poked it through the foil on top., , Total Spent: $20
Costume by Tracey C., Smithville, OH
My 4 year old wanted to be a birthday cake. We wanted this to be a soft and comfortable homemade Halloween costume so I used 1/2" thick foam.
Cardboard was sandwiched in between layers of foam for the top portion of the tiers for stability. Everything was hot glued together and I hand-stitched in a few spots to make sure all would hold together.
We decorated the costume with discounted trimmings found at our local fabric store. A battery-operated Christmas candle was glued into the hat.
Total Spent: $15
Costume by Jennifer B., Mooresville, NC
, This homemade Halloween costume took 6 hours to make but was a lot of fun!
I cut the bottom of a storage tub out. I glued cardboard to the top of it and glued pollyfil to that. I let the cardboard hang over the edge of the tub so that it looks like I have a lot of icing on it. I attached two elastic straps to the cardboard to make it easy to wear.
I covered the pollyfil with the cloth to look like icing. I tucked it under the cardboard and glued it down. I wrapped the tub in one box of heavy duty tin foil. I made sure I had enough at the top so it would stick out like a real foil cupcake holder.
I cut out circles of construction paper and glued them on for sprinkels. My candle is a battery powered light glued to a headband. I painted it and let it dry. Then I painted the white stripes on it.
This homemade Halloween costume is very comfortable to wear but I need help getting it off.
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Most of the second season has been spent watching Chuck grow more and more into the spy he never wanted to be in the first place. Now, however, there is a focus shift into finding the person who created the Intersect so Chuck can finally be free of the thing and go back to his life. All that is known so far is a code name — Orion ("Chuck Verus the Lethal Weapon"). But the United States government and Fulcrum, the group of agents who chose terrorism over justice, are looking for this elusive creature who nobody has seen except in shadow. Even Orion's voice is distorted. All anybody watching sees is someone in a hat and trench coat.
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Bonita Friederecy took General Beckman to new heights as she fought to keep Chuck from meeting Orion. Why? If Chuck ever gets rid of the Intersect info, the government's top source of crime fighting is gone. The General did get one thing said perfectly — trust no one. Being a spy has a lot to do with smoke and mirrors.
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Tim, The code is a pretty strong argument. Let me try another two arguments, or a combined variant as a way to converge with ByteStream implementation. Imagine us asking Eclipse guys to wrap their byte arrays containing manifests with o.a.h.luni.util.ByteBuffer class to add performance for their code: this is difficult because they probably dislike putting the Harmony specific classes into their code. My optimization would work for this case, and, which is more important, this would work for all cases when a whole byte stream is wrapped with ByteArrayInputStream. Let me try to envision a bright future of ByteStream: in addition to readFully() we will add digestFully(), toUtf8Fully() methods and others which would do the job without copying even when buffer positions are not at the buffer boundary, i.e. for arbitrary ByteArrayInoutStream buffer which appears in a user's code. A completely new argument (though it is not the strongest one) is that a trick with reflection under PriviledgedAction is conventional. So let me summarize: Your way pluses: + code simplicity, + inlining of readFully (you have inlined getByteArray without the help of JIT) My pluses: + opens a way for optimizations of any ByteArrayInputStream invocation in a user code What do you think of a combined variant when ByteStream#readFully checks for both ByteArrayInputStream and ByteStream nature of InputStream, and continues using reflection for arbitrary ByteArrayInputStream? On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 10:51 PM, Tim Ellison <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > Alexei Fedotov wrote: > > Tim, thank you for reading and understanding. I like when my code > > passes a review and I am eager to try arguments I've created for > > myself. I thought of your variant and liked it because it would be > > possible to JIT to inline your version of ByteStream.readFully() > > method. > > > > There is some complication caused with a public API exposed by > > Manifest class: the constructor and read methods accept a general > > InputStream as a source for Manifest. Other applications, such as > > Eclipse, read a file themselves and then call Manifest API directly to > > get few main attributes. There is a better chance that external > > developers would use use documented ByteArrayInputStream to wrap their > > bytes than "our possibly optimized internal child" of that class. > > > > I also believe that I decrease overall project astonishment by > > encapsulating more complex technique in one place instead of spreading > > less conventional things around. Reflection is hidden in a class with > > conventional API, and no one would question when reading > > ZipFile#getInputStream(ZipEntry) code why he should wrap a resulted > > byte buffer in "our possibly optimized internal child" instead of > > ByteArrayInputStream. > > > > Finally two these methods may be combined: in addition to > > ByteArrayInputStream one may check in readFully(InputStream) if "our > > possibly optimized internal child" is supplied an use a quick path > > without reflection. I wonder what you and other java gurus think about > > this. > > Alexei, > > I wrote a version of the class that I was thinking about (without > reflection) [1]. > > It has the same #readFully behavior, but if we allow the > ZipFile#getInputStream method to return a ByteStream then we will get > the optimizations you talk about. > > Take a look and let me know what you think -- then we can take the other > parts a step at a time. > > [1] http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/attachment/12378007/ByteStream.java > > Regards, > Tim > -- With best regards, Alexei
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Tmobile's got a nationwide 7.2mbps HSDPA network that is compatible with the 3G radios on phones from Europe and Asia. Compared to AT&T who has a different radio frequency for 3G and are still working on the 7.2mbps network, that's pretty solid. They also have the lowest-priced unlimited data plans of any US carrier which helps the Nexus One come in $500-$1000+ less over the two year contract (the difference in the phone cost is $20) than the iPhone…and even the Verizon Droid.
Will AT&T lower their prices to compete with Tmobile?
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October 11, 2009
Microsoft, after over a week of data outage and admission that they've lost all of their customers' data, might have just killed the Sidekick. That's a shame because, before the iPhone, the Sidekick was the most revolutionary smartphone platform out there.
July 15, 2009
In a move that can only be described as "for the love of everything decent and holy, why not in the US?!?!"…Apple is opening up the iPhone to be used on Orange and Tmobile in the UK according to MobileToday.co.uk. The liberation is set for September BUT will not include the iPhone 3GS (ok, that is a big BUT).
Orange and Tmobile obviously carry the iPhone in other countries. O2 is apparently furious with the news but what do you expect when you announce that you'll be carrying the Palm Pre in countries throughout Europe?
Apple is poised to open the iPhone 3G to Orange and T-Mobile in a bid to boost sales. The move is set for as early as September and will end Apple's two year exclusive deal with O2. Crucially, the manufacturer will continue to give O2 exclusivity for the new, faster 3GS version, but will grant distribution of the older 3G handset to another network. Orange and T-Mobile are known to have already begun pitching for the handset. T-Mobile's call centres have also started telling customers it may stock the iPhone. Both networks sell the iPhone in several other countries. The addition of a new network selling the iPhone will break O2's UK exclusivity on the coveted handset, and will offer a challenge to O2's prices and tariffs. Sources said O2 has been furious with the news and is concerned potential rivals will undercut its prices on the older model.
We wonder if Tmobile in the US would like to carry the iPhone 3G or if US consumers would appreciate a choice?
March 31, 2008
We know Rogers in Canada is a bit of a slacker on the iPhone front from our reader comments. However, they are the only GSM/EDGE provider in Canada and if you have a hacked iPhone they are your only choice. If Apple, for whatever reason, doesn't want to deal with Rogers, they may have one of two already-established partners in Canada soon. AT&T and Tmobile are both rumored to be partners with Niagara Networks Inc. who are currently bidding on Canadian spectrum.
Either firm may be backing an auction application lodged earlier this month by unknown entity Niagara Networks Inc., which has no current operations in Canada. The company surprised industry observers two weeks ago when it appeared on an Industry Canada list of applicants for the spectrum auction beginning on May 27. Niagara Networks has applied to bid on all the spectrum being auctioned, requiring a letter of credit for $881 million.
Douglas Evashkow, president of Niagara Networks, told CBCNews.ca at the time that he was unable to disclose who was funding his company because of confidentiality agreements.
Obviously with a name like "Niagra" (as in "Falls" – which have both US and Canadian varieties), AT&T would be the easy guess of wireless partner.
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San Antonio, Texas-based AT&T, the largest multinational telecommunications service provider in the world, is no stranger to the Canadian cellphone market. AT&T owned 34 per cent of Rogers Wireless before selling it back to the company in 2004 for $1.35 billion US in order to "monetize its stake" and concentrate on its U.S. operations.
In recent years AT&T has reversed course and expanded its international operations. In one of its latest big moves, AT&T in October applied to enter India's upcoming spectrum auction in partnership with a local company, Mahindra Telecommunications Pvt. Ltd.
AT&T also announced earlier this month that it will invest $1 billion US in 2008 in its international businesses, 33 per cent more than it spent last year and double its expenditure in 2006.
In a recent interview with CBCNews.ca, AT&T Canada executives declined to say how much of the investment would go to Canada but said the country was a key priority. The company provides telecommunications services — minus cellphones — to multinational corporations operating here.
Maura Lendon, chief counsel for AT&T Canada, praised recent moves by the government to boost telecommunications competition, including the favouring of new entrants in the spectrum auction.
The government in November ruled that 40 per cent of the airwaves up for auction would be reserved for new entrants, meaning that existing players Rogers, Bell Canada Inc. and Telus Corp. are restricted to bid on the other 60 per cent.
"We do see more positive trends in the Canada market, which I think are opening opportunities. It trends towards more open competition," Lendon said.
How long will it take before the partner sets up shop and can start slanging iPhones? We have no clue…all we know is Canadians want iPhones and are pretty upset that they don't have an Apple-blessed way of getting them.
February 11, 2008
Big news day today – especially for us coffee addicts. Starbucks has announced that it was dropping its T mobile wifi access points around the world and going with AT&T. The new deal will give free wireless access to Starbucks card holders and AT&T broadband users and charge about half of what T mobile charged for WiFi access. $3.99/visit or $20/month.
Now this deal has Apple written all over it for a number of reasons – not just because taking your MacBook to Starbucks will be a whole lot cheaper. Starbucks and AT&T are also iPhone partners. Starbucks sells it's music to iPhone and iPod Touch users through its Wifi Music store (now run by AT&T). AT&T is obviously the carrier for the iPhone.
iPhone's in Europe are bundled with the carriers wifi hotspots – well they are with T mobile and O2. Orange notsomuch.
We expect a AT&T-iPhone Wifi access deal to be announced at the next big event. Free iPhone Access at Starbucks sound good to anyone else?
November 21, 2007
News is starting to trickle in. You can now officially buy an unlocked iPhone for yes, €999. Is this the actual price of the iPhone. Is this what Apple would charge if it wasn't taking $10-$20 bucks a month of your Mobile bill? Perhaps it isn't that easy to build an operationg system from the ground up for a phone that works as well as the iPhones?
I guess we know what price those unlocked iPhones are going to go for in France. The question is, are they different from a hardware perspective? Or can people who want carrier choice just buy a $399 iPhone at the Apple store and upload the new unlocked firmware?
Also, according to fortnighttv, tmobile users that have already purchased the iPhone can have theirs unlocked for free.
We'll bring you more reports as they develop…
February 13
Just 24 hours after Verizon introduced its new "unlimited" data plan, T-Mobile is firing back by removing some of the restrictions placed on its own "ONE" unlimited plan.
T-Mobile CEO John Legere announced the changes in a series of tweets of tweets this afternoon, saying that the carrier was lifting the HD streaming and hotspot restrictions…
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[UPDATE: T-Mobile pulled their DIGITS sign-up page after a glitch exposed unintended customer information. It appears the issue is now solved and the page is back up and running.]
Known for pushing the envelope, as far as cellular carriers are concerned, T-Mobile has disclosed the details of its new program 'DIGITS' in an un-carrier announcement today. Certainly taking cues from Google Voice, the new Digits initiative aims to provide users with phone number flexibility and convenience, and includes multiple phone number solutions as well. The company is launching a limited free beta for T-Mobile customers (with post-paid accounts) starting today. expand full story
September 15, 2016
Update: T-Mobile says the issues have been resolved. Here's a support document regarding the situation.
T-Mobile is warning iPhone customers not to update to iOS 10, the latest software version, after several customers have reported 'connectivity issues' caused by the update. The issue appears to be affecting iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and iPhone SE customers, according to the carrier, although it's possible a wider group of iPhones including the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus could be as well.
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Welcome to the latest edition of Jeremy's 5, my latest quick roundup of 5 interesting little things that aren't big enough for full articles, but are still worth sharing with you.
This week, I'm looking at the next wave of emoji, T-Mobile's 4G LTE CellSpot, Google Photos, iCloud/iTunes Account Merging, and battery drain from the latest iOS beta…
November 30, 2015
Several brand-new iPad and iPhone accessories I've been testing recently aren't necessarily worthy of full standalone reviews, but because they come from some of our readers' and editors' favorite companies, they're still worth knowing about. Four of the five are sequels to prior products I've covered, while one is totally new — though similar to an earlier design.
Today, I'm taking a quick look at Anker's PowerCore+ 10050 ($33) and PowerPort 2 ($14), Just Mobile's AluPlug ($30), and Mophie's "new" Powerstation 2X ($60) and Powerstation 8X ($150). The names may sound familiar, but each of these power accessories is actually different from what came before, and better…
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The iPhone 6 was the iPhone many had long been waiting for, offering a larger screen size and NFC support for Apple Pay. Unsurprisingly, it opened to record sales, and has continued to break sales records ever since.
But Apple's 'tick tock' strategy –a major new iPhone one year and an updated model based on the same form factor the following year – means that the company has to work much harder to sell its S models. With little visual difference (and the average mass-market customer oblivious to processor upgrades), Apple has to rely on a headline new feature to persuade people that it's worth the upgrade.
For the last couple of S models, Apple has offered pretty convincing reasons to buy: the 4S gave us Siri, and the 5s introduced Touch ID – both appealing features that were easy for non-tech customers to understand. But if the rumors are correct that Force Touch is the headline new feature of the iPhone 6S, this is one of five reasons I think the company's rumored ambition to make 90M units by the end of the year could be a tough number to turn into sales … expand full story


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Farina: Capriccio stravagante
Biber: The Battle
Italian masters at the turn of the 16th-17th century disseminated technical innovations which helped to expand forms of expression. They liked to imitate the sounds of nature, natural phenomena, birds chirping and the like. These innovations, though without any specific musical programme, can be identified in Capriccio stravagante by Carlo Farina composed in 1627, which served as a model for La Battalia by Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber composed in 1673. The programmatic music of Biber is a series of tiny musical pictures.
Schmelzer: Lamento sopra la morte
Ferdinandi III Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, violin virtuoso, composer and conductor, was a decisive figure in Austrian instrumental music in the period before Biber. This instrumental piece was composed on the occasion of the death of Emperor Ferdinand in 1657.
J. Ch. Bach: Ach, dass ich Wassers g'nug hätte…
Biber's contemporary, Johann Christoph Bach, a member of the broad family of musicians from Thuringia, was considered to be the most remarkable member of this family before Johann Sebastian Bach. He was born in Arnstadt and worked as city organist in Eisenach and a member of the orchestra of the prince.
Monteverdi: Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda
The text of Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda might have been known by the guests in the Palace of Girolamo Mocenigo in Venice in the days of the carnival in 1624. The guests of the carnival started to listen to the madrigals of Monteverdi performed by musicians and singers, when to their greatest surprise three figures in masks appeared singing a very well-known story from Tasso's "Jerusalem Delivered", a story with a tragic ending. Knight Tancredi, the Christian hero of the Crusade, falls in love with the Saracen Clorinda, whom he will encounter on the battlefield. He does not recognise the girl and in the heat of the fight, he stabs her to death. He only realises his mistake when he takes off the helmet of the dying Clorinda. The girl's last wish is to be baptised.
Season tickets
Carlo Farina: Capriccio stravagante
Johann Heinrich Schmelzer: Lamento sopra la morte Ferdinandi III
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber: Battalia
Johann Christian Bach: Ach, dass ich Wassers g'nug hätte
Claudio Monteverdi: Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda
Jos van Immerseel, conductor and harpsichord
Marianne Beate Kielland, mezzo-soprano
Markus Schäfer, tenor
Vincent Lesage, tenor
Sigrid T'Hooft, baroque gestures
Zeke Judit, costume