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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Evil Woman
When i was a kid i had Black Sabbath's first album on cassette, and it had their version of 'Evil Woman' on it. Of course, i don't have it anymore it was over 25 years ago, but i wish i did because i'd like to know what the hell import version of the album i had exactly... Anyway, nobody respects cassettes- they never did, especially not 10 year old metal head kids, they lay waste to everything in their paths... Eventually the tape disappeared. When i replaced it on vinyl the song Evil Woman was gone!
What the hell?!
I didn't understand why, i was just a stupid kid. All i knew was that my new copy of one of my favorite rock albums was missing a song!
I have always loved that album, and i always will, but since i heard it first with the extra song attached, it always seems like it's incomplete when i hear it now.
I got over it, but i never forgot the song.
Turns out it was a b-side of a single or something, only available on imports?
Either way, i still don't own the Sabbath version.
Fast forward about 20 years ,it's 2002 or so, and i'm sitting in some trendy-ass hipster bar in Los Angeles (Hey- gimmie a break, my band was on tour.) We were killing an afternoon with a few adult beverages, and there was a DJ playing vinyl. We stuck around because he was actually spinning some pretty righteous tunes. We were paying our bar tab and getting ready to step out, and all of a sudden i heard this:
I couldn't believe my ears. Who is this?! Is this the cover, or was Black Sabbath's version a cover of this?!? Here i am, Mr. Rock and roll know-it-all, and i was stumped. My bandmates were more interested in smoking cigarettes outside than hearing another tired old rock song, but i couldn't leave until it was over. I told them i'd catch up in a minute. I had to know.
I asked the DJ what it was that i was hearing. He told me that the band was called Crow, and showed me the LP cover. I told him that he had just made my visit to rotten horrible Los Angeles all worthwhile.
And he did.
Thank you unknown DJ. Thank you very much.
As soon as i got home i started looking for anything by Crow. It took me a while to find it, but i finally got my hands on my very own copy of Evil Woman. Which, at some point someone paid a meager five cents for (see the label scan) sadly, i forked over $2.95 more for it than that. But worth every penny...
I've still never heard that LP. It's one of many on the mental wish-list.
I don't know if Crow was a Chicago group or what, but that Ides Of March, Chicago (the band) horn section makes me wanna say that they were...
But what do i know...
Here's the flip side, which is an equally good jam.
"Gonna leave a mark"
According to Rockin' Jeff . 10:45 PM 4 shout outs
Labels: 45, black sabbath, crow, evil woman, single, vinyl
You Dig?
The B-side of his 'Secret Agent Man' single.
Push play on the machine...
This tune is a nice long player, so while you listen, lets take a jaunt through my little sliver of the blogosphere...
Trust me on this one-
Now read this for a little background.
(It'll open in a new window so's not to disturb the music.)
Now that you got a little background, Check This Out.
WARNING! Adult Content!
Over the past few days, i've been scanning, scanning, and scanning some more. Over 200 pages worth of vintage 1960's smut. I didn't know what else to do with this stuff, so i figured i'd share.
Tell your friends.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 12:06 AM 1 shout outs
Labels: johnny rivers, secret agent man, you dig?
Sunday, March 28, 2010
A lesser heard number from the Zombies. The B-side of the "She's not there" single.
From 1964 -
"You make me feel so good."
According to Rockin' Jeff . 11:11 PM 2 shout outs
I Can't Turn You Loose
I have a few Chambers Brothers CDs, but this is the only one i have on actual old fashioned vinyl.
The Brothers' version of Otis' I Can't Turn You Loose.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 2:42 AM 0 shout outs
Labels: chambers brothers, funk, i can't turn you loose, psychedelic, soul
Here's proof that everyone gets it right at least once.
The Eagles have Hotel California (A guilty pleasure), The Police have Roxanne, The Greatful Dead have a handful of listenable songs. I could go on...But i won't.
Everyone gets it right at least once. This is Bob Seger's.
From what i'm told, the first couple Bob Seger albums are as good as this. The only one i know is his 1969 debut, and i haven't listened to it since i can't remember when. I just have a copy of it, but for as long as i've known better, i've been on the look-out for his first three on vinyl. I haven't been actively searching, but i haven't seen a copy of 'Ramblin Gamblin Man' in years. I just read on his wikipedia page that they are "currently unavailable in any format." In other words, a used vinyl copy is the only way to hear these albums.
One of the greatest anti-war protest records - ever, by a guy who ended up becoming a total pussy.
Dig that FUZZZZZ guitar.
I found this photo whilst cruising the interwebs. Supposedly it's the Bob Seger System from way back when, but who knows... Either way, it's some bad-asses kicking out the jams back when rock was king. Check out that friggin drumset! Take that Bonham!
According to Rockin' Jeff . 2:04 AM 0 shout outs
Labels: 2+2=?, 45, bob seger system, death row, protest song, silver bullet band, single
If i didn't care
I found a stack of oldies 45s at my local junk shop last week. They are all 1980s re-issues on that real cheapo thin vinyl that you can almost see through. Nothing collectable or unusual, but for 20 cents a pop i couldn't resist picking up a few songs that i didn't already have.
I'm a big fan of Redd Foxx, therefore i think that Sanford And Son is one of the greatest television shows to ever grace the small screen. So when i found the Ink Spots "If I Didn't Care" (Fred G Sanford's favorite song) i had to have it. To be honest, i was more familiar with Fred G's renditions than i was with the actual song, but i gotta say, hearing it again for the first time, it's a pretty decent old tune...
Here's a clip of Fred G doing his best rendition.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 1:00 AM 0 shout outs
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Lucille's Granny
Here's a deuce from B.B. King. Instrumental-jam b sides of a couple of early 70's singles. I never really gave a lot of thought as to who was in the backing band on these tracks until deciding to post them here now, so i got to googling, and was amazed at what i learned...
Turns out that Joe Walsh plays on "Lucille's Granny" from 1972. During the sessions for 'BB King in London', the 1971 album from which "Alexis' Boogie" is from, the personnel is a who's- who of British rock royalty. Some of the players on the album include: Alexis Korner, Ringo Starr, Peter Green, Bobby Keys, Steve Mariott (And all of Humble Pie) and Steve Winwood- To name a few.
I haven't heard it before, i gotta pick up that record.
Lucille's Granny
Alexis' Boogie
The 8X10 is from my personal collection. Autographed by the man himself.
It's not dated, but judging by his approximate age in the photo, i'd say it's from the late 70's. Who knows- i found it in someones trash. Can you believe that?! In someones trash! A vintage autographed photo of
B B-freaking-King!
It's amazing what some folks throw away...
At least it's safe with someone who appreciates it now.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 3:51 PM 1 shout outs
Labels: 45, b side, BB King, instrumental, single
Friday, March 26, 2010
The Ballad Of Billy Brown
I was cruising ebay about a week ago looking for something totally unrelated, and i stumbled upon this gem. I'm a sucker for crummy celebrity records, so naturally a Morton Downy Jr record would have been right up my alley anyway. The reason that i absolutely had to have this song because i have a good friend back east in Boston named Billy Brown... And Morton Downey Jr singing about him..?! Well, i just couldn't resist.
After shipping, it set me back like seven bucks- But hey, my friends are worth it.
This one's for The Captain.
"The Ballad Of Billy Brown"
Here's a link to the music page of Mort's official website. It's a quick read full of some cool trivia about MDJ's early music career. I'll bet you didn't know that "Pipeline" (Yes that Pipeline) was recorded in his garage in 1963...
True story. Go check it out.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 5:15 PM 0 shout outs
Labels: 45, billy brown, captain, morton downey jr, single
Dinner With Drac
Maybe i should have saved this one for Halloween...
I think i've actually owned this record since i was a little kid. It's been a part of my collection for just about as long as i can remember. I have no idea where it came from, it's just one of those things that's always been there. Far as i can tell, it's from the late 70's. My mother probably bought it for me at K-Mart or some random place.
Here's a great rock and roll instrumental called "Elbow Twist." I have no idea who it is, the sleeves on these kiddie records don't give a whole lot of information.
Tell you what though, that guy really wants us to twist.
The other songs are: Witch Doctor, Dinner With Drac, and another rockin instro called All Choked Up.
If anyone needs it, all four tracks and scans can be downloaded HERE.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 4:20 PM 6 shout outs
Rubber Biscuit
Here's one for the Record Collector. Follow that link and you'll understand why...
The Blues Brothers - Rubber Biscuit.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 3:53 PM 2 shout outs
Labels: 45 rpm, blues brothers, chicago, elwood blues, jake blues, Rubber Biscuit
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Circle Jerks
This one brought me back...
In my younger days, i snapped up punk 45s like they were going out of style. I didn't realize it at the time, but they actually were going out of style. Even though it seems to be making a comeback in recent years, for a while there it seemed like vinyl was going to go the way of the 8-track tape.
Here's one from the vaults. I haven't spun this record in who knows how long. It's been at least a decade. It's a live bootleg, and i picked it up because i wanted to hear The Jerks' version of CCR's 'Fortunate Son.' A song that i always knew would translate into a punk rock anthem. I don't know anything about when or where this record is from. Bootleg city. The only information on the sleeve other than the song titles is "Made in Germany." My guess- Mid 1990's, taken from a German performance.
Judging by the picture of the moshing dude's choice of head wear, and the whole red theme, around Christmas time?
The sound quality is about what is to be expected. It's noisy but not bad. It's probably taken from a sound board tape. During some of the tracks you can hear the levels of guitars, etc fading up and down.
Side one:
Fortunate Son
When The Shit Hits The Fan
Deny Everything
Side two:
Making The Bomb
Nervous Breakdown
According to Rockin' Jeff . 10:18 PM 2 shout outs
Labels: circle jerks, hardcore, keith morris, punk rock
Monday, March 22, 2010
Status Quo
My copy is a little noisy, but what are you gonna do-
This record still blows my mind every time i put it on.
Every time i talk about what kind of music i'm into with my family, sooner or later someones bound to say something like: "I used to love that song" or: "I saw that band in concert when i was a teenager in 1970", or any number of things like that that make me think i got a bum deal being born in 1973, and growing up in the horrible 1980's....
I know for a fact that this one was one of my aunt Carol's favorites, so this one's for her.
Pictures Of Matchstick Men
Here's a fun fact about the Status Quo that i sort-of knew, but wasn't exactly sure of the details or the numbers, so i looked it up:
Even though they only had the one hit in the United States, the Status Quo have had over 60 chart hits in the UK, more than any other rock group in history.
22 of these have reached the UK Top Ten.
More than The Beatles... Michael Jackson... Elvis...
It's a fact.
Who knew?
According to Rockin' Jeff . 12:35 AM 0 shout outs
Labels: pictures of matchstick men, status quo
Saturday, March 20, 2010
The purple people eater meets the witch doctor
You've heard about the purple people eater.
You've heard about the witch doctor.
Here's the tale of the meeting between the two giants, with all the hilarity and hijinks that ensued.
These old goof-ball songs with that chipmunk voice friggin slay me. Every time i hear it, it sets me to giggling like a 14 year old who just smoked his first joint, i just can't help myself.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 12:22 AM 0 shout outs
Thursday, March 18, 2010
How records Are Made
Check this out. A demonstration on how records are made.
I found it HERE. There are also some really wild pictures on this site of the grooves in vinyl records taken with a high powered microscope.
And if you are on the Facebooks, check out this group i found called The art of the 45 rpm label. No sounds, just scans of cool labels.
I found it HERE. There are also some really wild pictures on this site of the grooves in vinyl records taken with a high powered microscope.
And if you are on the Facebooks, check out this group i found called The art of the 45 rpm label. No sounds, just scans of cool labels.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 4:47 PM 0 shout outs
Labels: 12", 33 1/3 rpm, 45 rpm, 7", EP, LP, single, vinyl records
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Time Machine
I just converted a heap of vinyl today. I've got a shitload of rock stuff like this one by Grand Funk Railroad. I also ripped some more oldies type stuff, some weirdo novelty records, some obscure BB King B-sides, and a couple of old hardcore/punk rock e.p.'s.
Stay tuned. There's plenty more where this came from.
I don't care who knows it. I friggin love Grand Funk Railroad.
All of that fun lovin', shit kickin', pill poppin', womanizin' cock rock from the early 70's is great and GFR were one of the finest American bands (pun intended) out of all of em.
This has nothing to do with Homer Simpson, Grand Funk Railroad is no laughing matter.
The Cool thing about these two songs back to back on a 45, is that they also appear one after another on the LP 'On Time' from which they came. (Yes, i have listened to the full-length more times than... A lot anyway.)
Here are two of the baddest cuts from the GFR's debut.
I think its from 1969.
Time Machine
High On A Horse
According to Rockin' Jeff . 10:19 PM 0 shout outs
Labels: 1970's, cock rock, don brewer, grand funk railroad, mark farner, mel schacher, repo man, time machine
Sunday, March 14, 2010
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Friday, March 12, 2010
I have an external hard drive full of MP3s that i don't actually own in a physical format which i was going through last night, looking for a Blue Oyster Cult album (that, turns out wasn't even in there.)
Every time i plug the thing in, it's like going into a tiny record store, where everything is what i want to hear, its all free, and i usually find something that i haven't listened to in a long time.
While i was looking in the drive i came across a couple of files that i had forgotten about. Four CDs worth of vintage radio commercials from the 60s and 70s. I don't know who compiled it, but it's a pretty varied collection. I downloaded it about two years ago, and never really listened to a whole lot of it. There are jingles featuring music stars of the era, ads for concerts and records, public service announcements, spots for cheesy movies, etc. There are over a hundred of them.
It's like the stuff you hear on WFMU between songs, but in one handy, easy to use format. I think i'm going to put together my own mix so i have an excuse to put a few of these to good use. I'm still working on a theme for it...
When i get it together, i'll put up a link.
Here are a few highlights.
Neil Diamond hawking Coca Cola
"Stronger than dirt."
The Guess Who - Honda Motorcycles
Scum Of The Earth.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 2:40 PM 6 shout outs
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Merlin Olsen
I like to keep it current.
Football legend turned TV actor Merlin Olsen passed away today at the age of 69. He had been suffering from mesothelioma, a type of cancer.
The other day one of my blogger friends over at the Collector's Treasure Vault posted this record just by chance. (He puts up tons of great music- follow that link to check out his page.)
I didn't think he'd mind if i re-posted his post, so i lifted his MP3s to pass along, but re-wrote everything else.
The record was a goof-ball one off, sung by the 1965 LA Rams defensive line, then known as "The Fearsome Foursome."
They were Rosey Grier, Merlin Olsen, David "Deacon" Jones and Lamar Lundy.
(Merlin's the white guy)
The mid 60's were a little bit before my time, and to be honest, i'm not much of a football fan anyway. More of a Baseball man myself... I do, however, remember him from his appearances in Little House On The Prairie. (Worst. Show. Ever.) But i'll tell you what- i do enjoy me a good novelty record when i hear one, and this here is one of the sillier i've heard in a while.
Who knows who sang lead on these, Merlin's in there somewhere at least...
"Stranded in the jungle"
"Fly in the buttermilk"
And once again, go hit up the Record Collector.
We have him and his fine blog to thank for today's tunes. If you like what you hear here, you'll dig what he's got going over there even more.
(Thanks Al!)
According to Rockin' Jeff . 7:11 PM 1 shout outs
Monday, March 8, 2010
Here's a deuce by the Trashmen that aren't Surfin Bird, even though one of them is pretty damn close.
Bird dance beat
A bone
According to Rockin' Jeff . 11:54 PM 2 shout outs
Labels: a bone, bird dance beat, frat rock, garage rock, surfin bird, trashmen
Saturday, March 6, 2010
You Gotta Wash Your Ass
This ones by request. About a week ago a friend of mine sent me a message on the facebooks. It was a picture of this album cover, and all it said was "You should find this" or something. I was like- Find it? I already own that shit. So i dug it out ,dusted it off, and gave it a spin.
A great request. This record is hilarious. Lotsa laughs i tell ya...
I have like five or six others, eventually i'll transfer all of them, but for now- You Gotta Wash your Ass!
This one's for you T-Bone!
It's a bit scratchy, and there are a few skips (None too bad, You don't miss anything.)
Here's the whole record. Each side clocks in at about 20 minutes.
Get It Here.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 8:42 PM 1 shout outs
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Popeye the hitch hiker
Hows about a little Chubby Checker?
For no other reason than the fact that Chubby Checker is the man, because i own it, and i needed something to do.
I'm over here in my Archie Bunker chair with the good headphones strapped on, typing away, while my wife is over there on the sofa watching Lost. I'm sure it's a fine program and everything, but i'm sorry, i just don't get it. I don't care to. To me it's boresville.
So it's a bunch of pre-digitized, scratchy old 45's for this guy.
Could be worse.
Usually before i do a post, i'll google up the name of the artist to see if i can find a little factoid or something to share about them. It's good for everybody- I learn something, and i get to pass along my findings to you, the reader... In Chubby's case, i didn't turn up much that any self-respecting rock and roll fan hasn't already read about him.
Here's a handy link to his Wikipedia page anyway.
It's an informative read. I particularly like the part about how Dick Clark's wife and his boss at the grocery store where he worked were responsible for the name "Chubby Checker."
One thing i did turn up on my interweb searches was some schmuck trying to hawk a copy of this same record on Ebay. He's asking $15 plus $4 shipping.
$19 bucks for this record!?!
Don't get me wrong, these are great songs and all, but Nine- Teen- Dollars?
I paid 50,maybe 75 cents for this copy. Sure, it was over ten years ago, but still...
Fuckin Ebay. He'll probably get the money too.
I was gonna do the flip side of this one too because i'm seriously diggin on Chubby C right now, but i figure everyone's heard the Limbo Rock enough times, so i skipped it.
From 1962
The #10 hit "Popeye the hitch hiker"
According to Rockin' Jeff . 8:08 PM 0 shout outs
Monday, March 1, 2010
Well, the Olympics might be over, but that don't mean that i don't still have Olympics fever.
Look out- The stuff is contagious!
Slop it UP.
According to Rockin' Jeff . 12:46 AM 0 shout outs
Labels: the boogaloo, the hully gully, the olympics, the slop
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CHRISTMAS MEANS a happy family and religious occasion to me. This year I'll be spending it at home with family. I have a tree every year. I always have a real one because they're more meaningful. For me the Christmas tree is always the embodiment of what Christmas stands for, and it symbolises the giving and receiving of presents. I got this one from a local nursery for pounds 20, which seems reasonable to me. This year it's been decorated with the usual fairy lights as I like it to look traditional. I, of course, like a bit of pink on my tree, along with all the other bright colours. I do not like too much gold or silver, just the bright colours. I think it's effective because it's bright and cheerful.
Jane Packer, florist
CHRISTMAS IS AN excuse to cram in as much fun as possible for my children Rebby, eight and Lola, six. It's all about creating wonderful memories for them, and we'll be spending it at home in London. We have a real tree because I like the scent. I don't care if the needles drop - that's part of my memories of when I was a child. The children have little real trees in their rooms, but I've done something different downstairs this year. When you're entertaining and a florist people have higher expectations. I've mounted up 6ft of oasis foam into the shape of a Christmas tree and covered it with about 1,000 carnations. Carnations last and they're making a comeback. I've also stuck in some frankincense and myrrh joss sticks. It's smelling wonderfully. It's taken me about three hours, and probably cost about pounds 500.
Paul Smith, fashion designer
TO ME Christmas means a day off. I always spend it at home with Pauline, my girlfriend. We don't have a tree every year, but when we do it's always real and always big. The best bit about a Christmas tree is its smell. The one thing I loathe on a Christmas tree is cotton wool. I haven't got a tree this year, but I've got spruce branches all over my shops. I've decorated a branch in my studio with things sent to me by fans all over the world including a wooden kangaroo, a hand-made rabbit, a wire bicycle, a ball of red string, two Chinese figures pulling a rickshaw, and two brass elephants. It's very personal.
Michael Landy, installation artist
CHRISTMAS used to be quite painful because it was the day my grandfather died, and every year my dad would cry when we sat down to eat. Then my sister gave birth on Christmas day and my dad stopped crying. This year I'm spending it with my girlfriend, Gillian Wearing, in Birmingham. I don't usually have a tree, I don't really like them. But I've made one for my cat, Ratakins (from Battersea Dogs' Home) this year because she's psychologically damaged and I thought it would cheer her up. I've used a ladder because she likes to sit on the top of it. It's covered with green bin liners, with bits of wood sticking out for branches. I've stuck on pictures from a cat calendar, and hung lots of toys and food for her on the branches. She's my fairy because she sits at the top, along with the words "Happy Ratnus". The best bit about Christmas trees is seeing them abandoned in the streets after Christmas, or on their way to be shredded by the council.
Tracie Bennett, actress and celebrity interviewer
CHRISTMAS IS a time to re-evaluate the year and think about what you should have done and shouldn't. It means children, fun, food, friends and family. I'll be in Barbados interviewing Bob Monkhouse, that's why my tree's so small. My sister gave it to me as joke last year because I'm always on the move. I'm going to put it in my suitcase. The silver foil stars on it came with a bunch of flowers given to me by the producer of Celebrity Stars in Their Eyes. I'm looking for more stuff for it to make me laugh when I'm abroad. I normally have a real one because I like the smell and dressing them up. When we have a party at a friend's house we always put bras on the tree as a joke. I'm funny about putting an angel on the top because I never like the thought of that tree sticking up her arse.
Tim Southwell, editor, `Loaded' magazine
CHRISTMAS MEANS several weeks of anticipation, and then sneaking downstairs at 4am with my brother to have a good poke around the presents. But he's away this year so I'll have to find someone else to conspire with. I'll be in Sussex visiting my parents with my girlfriend, Sophie, and our baby Alfie. We have a tree every year - I start badgering Sophie on about 5 October, and we usually pick it up on 5 December. It's always a real one, none of this Perspex and balsa wood rubbish. Also my carpets are quite bare so the needles which fall off provide social shelter from would- be critics. With the decorations we've gone for cluttered minimalism. I would describe it as menacingly understated in an overtly opulent fashion. It has the enduring appeal of a great Monet. People have been stopping in the street and staring at it in disbelief, which is strange because we live in a mews. What I hate most on Christmas trees are Ian Beale dolls and anvils, but you just can't tell some people. The best thing about them is the fact that they look like enormous cities when you're drunk.
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I have been using 3d transforms on our html5 site for some time now. With the release of firefox 14 they are all broken to hell. http://www.radiantinteractive.com/rs/home/allies
Actual results:
The graphics are completely broken. Transforming elements leave noticeable 'tracers' of their opposition. In firefox 13 this was not an issue.
Expected results:
Smooth animation.
"position" not "opposition". Damn spell check!
The URL requires a authentication ...
@Matthias. It's been taken down while we figure out how to deal with this bug. Please see my localbox here: http://126.96.36.199:8080/rs/home/index
Not sure, but it could be a dupe of https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=775592
Is it possible to attach a minimal testcase (just the 3D transforms element) to check if that's the case?
I will build a minimal test case to help debug. Atleast you where able to reproduce it.
I am making a jsfiddle, but having a hard time recreating the bug in a simple example. However I have learned that it is the combination of animating Opacity and animating -moz-transform rotateY(#deg) with javascript.
Ok here is one example: http://jsfiddle.net/FcdGM/2/ I was having the same kind of bug occurring with outlines, but with images and text on my production site.
I made a screencast to show the bug in my production environment. http://c975805.r5.cf2.rackcdn.com/firefox14.mov You can see that in firefox 14 (shown first) the 3d rotation of elements leaves broken solids as tracers behind, while in chrome (shown second) I get the same glitch less behavior I had with firefox 13.
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Thanks for the testcase. It's pretty similar to bug 775592. Opacity is involved, see comment https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=775592#c10
Anyway I tried your testcase http://jsfiddle.net/FcdGM/2/ with the latest Nightly and the rendering bug is gone (no more broken solids as tracers behind), probably according to comment https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=775592#c12


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2. In a colander take basmati rice and place that in the thermo chef. Place a steamer over it and add in the carrots, broccoli and almonds.
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Trans Fat 0 g
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He's also, from what I can tell, an idiot.
McDonald wants to rant about Sharon and how unfair it is for so many to focus on praising Sharon rather than condemning him. One could argue that this has been the norm when someone dies but why bother. I'm not about to praise Sharon here - because despite the many things he did for his country and his people, he also caved in to those like McDonald who had the audacity to judge Israel by one standard and the Palestinians by another.
McDonald thinks it was Israel's responsibility to protect the Palestinians in Lebanon from being murdered by a Lebanese Christian group...I would wonder where McDonald was and why he did nothing to stop the Christian group himself. I would wonder why he never blamed the UN's Multinational Force in Lebanon for withdrawing and not protecting the Palestinian refugee camp.
With all his holier-than-thou judgmental personality, McDonald misses the fine points in just about every one of his arguments.
But his audacity turns to ignorance and stupidity when he dares to compare Gaza to the Warsaw Ghetto...
Several people tried to show McDonald the error of his ways by point out that the Warsaw Ghetto was liquidated and its residents either massacred in the streets of Warsaw or herded into cattle cars and deported to death camps. One person posted pictures of Palestinians at a mall with their latest iPhone 5 purchases. For the record, there were no luxury malls in the Warsaw ghetto, no fancy restaurants and expensive cars. There were no mansions, no pools and they sure as heck didn't have miles and miles of sandy beaches.
But there are none so blind as those bent on spreading hatred and clearly Frank McDonald is that. Rather than admit his ignorance, he compounds his idiotic remark with a defense...attempted defense...nope, not even that.
Oh, wonderful..."an Israeli guy" said something stupid...therefore, McDonald's idiotic comparison must be fact and Sharon and Israel are elevated to the level of Nazi Germany? Seriously?
For the record, "some Israeli guy" is Dov Weisglass, advisor to several Israeli leaders, who has denied the comment and the only place where this quote can be found is on anti-Israel sites. An extensive explanation and debunking of this quote can be found here: http://bbcwatch.org/tag/dov-weisglass/
Injured and sick Gazans are regularly admitted to Israeli hospitals for the most advanced medical care in the Middle East...I don't recall the Nazis every doing that in the Warsaw ghetto.
The Prime Minister of Gaza's own grandchild was brought to Israel for medical care...you want to know what the Germans did to Jewish children?
There were regular roundups in the Warsaw ghetto - where innocent men, women, and children were pulled off the streets, herded into cattle cars and sent to death camps where they were gassed...I know for a fact there are no gas chambers in Gaza (or in Israel); innocent men, women, and children are NOT rounded up and sent to death camps in Gaza.
No residents of the Warsaw ghetto attempted to infiltrate German cities, board German buses to blow them up. Residents of the Warsaw ghetto never fired a rocket or a mortar into a German city.
The comparison of Gaza with the Warsaw is NOT valid. It is an outrage; it is a crime of slander against those who fought courageously in the Warsaw ghetto against Nazi tyranny. It is libel against the Israeli people. It is an insult to the lives and deaths of over 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust and over 6 million Jews alive and well in the land of Israel because we protect ourselves against people like McDonald and the lies they spread.
What Frank McDonald said was vile but more it was inaccurate, false and intentionally misleading. If the Irish Times does not fire him, if they continue to keep him as their environmental editor, they are complicit in McDonald's slanted journalism.
But it gets better...
If you do a bit of research into the life and times of Frank McDonald, what you find is that he doesn't like noise...so much so, he apparently hit a woman in the River House Hotel in Eustace Street because he was "frustrated" about the noise level...now there's a sane man for you.
I'm sure if I was concerned about noise levels in Ireland, or at least Dublin, McDonald would be the first person I'd run to (well, I'd probably try to stay a few feet away from him, just in case), but where the heck this man thinks he has a right to comment on Gaza and Israel and Sharon is beyond me.
Ariel Sharon will remain a complex part of Israeli history. Like any man, like most men, he was good and bad. He made good decisions and bad.
What McDonald did to Sharon is equivalent to my erasing whatever good McDonald might have done as a journalist in favor of referring to him solely as an abuser of women. Oh, and lets be clear. McDonald didn't hit the woman because he was fighting for some great cause, protecting innocents.
No, he hit her because he lived across from a pub and there was a lot of noise (duh) coming from the pub and he couldn't sleep. So he went there to complain and the woman asked him what he expected, given that it was a night club.
His response was to abuse her. (Journalist hit hotel manager in row over noise)
By contrast, no matter how you feel about Sharon's actions, you cannot say that Israel was unprovoked in its war against Lebanon. The war was a result of numerous terror attacks, an attempted assassination on an Israeli ambassador, and much more.
We're talking terror and death here, not some noise that stopped someone from sleeping. Lebanon did nothing to stop the Palestinians from using their land as a launching ground against Israel - then or now.
In the midst of that action, longstanding allies of Israel, the Christian Phalangists, did something despicable. One could follow Frank McDonald's pattern and make the following comparison: Just as McDonald allowed his frustration over some noise to spill over into violence, the Phalangists allowed their frustration over numerous massacres and murders by Palestinian militia to spill over into violence as well. In McDonald's case, it was physical abuse; in the Phalangists case, it was a massacre.
Are they equivalent - McDonald's physical attack of an innocent woman and that of the Phalangists' murder of 800 Palestinians? About as equal as McDonald's comparison of Gaza to the Warsaw ghetto, would be my response.
And if I'm lucky enough to have McDonald read this and get really angry...I've accomplished my goal.
If McDonald can hold Sharon personally responsible for the massacre of Palestinians in the Sabra and Shatilla refugee camps in Lebanon - a massacre that was conducted by Christian Phalangists, not Israelis, than we should be allowed to hold McDonald responsible for the fact that Dublin is considered "Ireland's crime capital."
As for Sharon, as least his motives were to defend his country - while McDonald just wanted to get some sleep after choosing to live across the street from a night club. I guess it seems so simple to McDonald - go in, rough up a woman and demand that a pub be quiet; or make an outrageous comparison between Gaza and the Warsaw ghetto, completely ignoring the fact that were Gaza to stop attacking Israel, there would be peace and the blockade (that does NOT involve preventing food, supplies and medicine) would be eased.
Yup...the idiocy of simplicity strikes again.


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Why do I do what I do?
To feel alive
To feel awake
To feel the pain
To feel my skin break.
To release the anger
To release the stress
To release the fears
To release secrets that I repress.
To continue living life
To continue my lies
To continue my fake smile
To continue muffling my cries.
Why do I do what I do?
Because without it,
I don't feel
I don't have a release
I don't want to continue
I'd never be at peace.
So tell me once more to stop what I do
Tell me to be numb
Tell me to keep it in
Tell me to end it all
Tell me it's not just skin.
Teach me how to feel another way
Teach me how to release the pain I'm in
Teach me how to continue living
Teach me how to laugh and grin.
Save me when I fall into the pit within me
Save me when I my secrets are suffocating
Save me when I find no reason to live
Save me when I only see a future of misery waiting.
Why do I do what I do?
Because without it,
You wouldn't tell me I shouldn't be afraid
You wouldn't teach me how to love life
You wouldn't save me when I begin to drown
You wouldn't be anything compared to my knife.
You should be relieved
That I don't ask for your help
That I am doing okay
That I found a way to move on
That I live every day.
I will never stop
Unless I find a new raft to hold on to
Unless I find a new way to control the pain
Unless I find that it doesn't help anymore
Unless I find you helping carry my chains.
I'm no longer sorry that I do what I do.
I'm no longer afraid when I realize I'm surrounded by liars.
I'm no longer alone as my knife provides comfort.
I'm no longer victim to betrayal's fire.
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Yup. This sums just about everything up into a lot of well-written stanzas. I can tell just by reading this that you're definitely, hmm, shall I say experienced, with this? Great job at getting all of your emotions across. I can truly relate to this.
hope you don't mind all the comments but i quite enjoy reading your work its well written, and this poem i can sort of relate to but not quite, anyways another great poem
It sure is easy to tell someone to just stop. Without providing support or a solution. You did a very detailed description, well written
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Total Fat 53 g81.9%
Saturated Fat 28.6 g143%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 119.4 mg39.8%
Sodium 357.2 mg14.9%
Total Carbohydrates 69 g22.9%
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How Technologies and Inventions are Going to Shape Our World in Near Future!
Technology is evolving at such a rapid pace that you are going to see new, unique and refined inventions all the time. It all comes down to the stuff that you want to use them for and the experience that you are looking to get out of it. One thing is sure; there are quite a lot of inventions just around the corner, and it all comes down to us to see if we need them or not. With that in mind, here you have a list with some of the tools that will become gadget news in the future, at least at some point in time.
Body sharing
This is a great tech that many people tend to think it will appear in the next 100 years or so. With biotech being so advanced right now since we already have implants and chips in our body, the idea of body sharing is the next step. Believe it or not, there are plenty of researchers working on this already so the outcome will surely pay off at some point.
There are a few ideas here and there when it comes to this tech, even a few functional models, but being able to have these prototypes to work on a large scale is something to look forward to the future. It helps the human society because more and more constructions are being made nowadays and with the human body losing its power and sickness being a huge issue, some things will surely pay off in the end.
Here's another sector of tech where we can easily see the results in the near future. It can be an interesting tech for sure because humans do want to do less all the time and having androids work for them is very useful. There are gel muscles for robots developed already and at the same time, we can see these robots become companions, guards or even colleagues. There are plenty of people that see this as a terrible idea, and honestly, there are numerous signs that point towards a few issues, but the reality is that intelligent robots will be a part of our society sooner rather than later, it all comes down to how we use them.
If we want to go in space or just modify our body, nanotech is the way to go. If it will work or not, it's hard to say but with enough focus and attention on quality anything is possible, to be honest. With enough hard work and commitment, the outcome can be well worth it.
Smarter Apps
Apps are intelligent and very powerful, something that does offer a fantastic set of features even now. In the future, we will surely see apps as a great tool that will help us deal with all portions of our life and who knows, they might even control the business sector at some point; the reality is that everything is possible!
New Biofuels
Biofuels are a challenge right now but if an invention has taught us something, that would be the human mind is resourceful and it does deliver incredible results. At the end of the day, it does pay off quite a lot so try to keep that in mind. There are a few companies that create cellulosic ethanol, but this is only the beginning, with many types of biofuel being a part of our future as well.
Mind control
People are already working on this future technology, and the results from this can be huge. Still, this is at an early stage right now, but we see mind control becoming a realistic thing in maybe 50 years or more.
Better Transportation
With more and more alternative means of transportation appearing all the time, there's no denying that some amazing results are set to appear at all times, so it all comes down to how we will handle transportation in the future. We just need to focus on quality and efficiency, so maybe electric bikes or things that run on less power than what we use now will pay off.
Cure for Cancer and Alzheimer, Among other Diseases
The major inventions will come in the medical world as well. Since nowadays there is no cure for things like cancer and other diseases, a right focus here is to maintain a complete attention on finding the necessary cure that they need. Obviously, this requires a lot of work and many diseases appear all the time, but the results will surely pay off.
Pop-up Housing
Since housing is a problem, the human society will have to figure out new solutions for smaller, affordable and renewable homes. It will surely take a while until the results appear, but the outcome will surely be well worth it because in the end more and more people are living on this planet so having faster, affordable housing is great!
Constant web
This is maybe one of those things that will come very quickly. Satellites will allow us to access Wi-Fi from anywhere on the planet. Not only will this help us stay connected to the web but it will also open up new spectrums towards our society, and this is an amazing thing to begin.
Always Full Batteries
Nowadays batteries are removable and not renewable but with more and more power sources out there, finding one that will offer the constant charge to our devices will pay off. It will take up the time to conclude that, but the results are there for the taking.
In conclusion, there are plenty of unique and truly impressive technologies that will come to us in the very near future. If they will work or not, that remains to be seen but one thing is certain, the future is bright, and it all comes down to us to make it as fun and as exciting as we want it to be!


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As promised so long ago, I'm finally getting my act together on this blog of mine!!
So back in the good old days, my other half, Jimmy, and his fishing partner, Bozo (I only knew him by that nickname), were out fishing for yellowtail snapper. They'd leave the bay early in the afternoon and be back by daylight the next morning. The night was getting on, the tide had dropped, and they decided to take a break for a few hours until things picked up again.
Jimmy was sitting on the side of the boat having a smoke and happened to glance down at the water and saw these very large things floating around. He woke up the then sleeping Bozo and together they hauled up what turned out to be two very large bales of "weed" wrapped in black plastic.
Well, of course, they had to bring them in; right? They finished their night of fishing, came back in, spent the rest of the morning selling their catch, had a few cold ones and then hauled the bales up to his house (62 uneven, uphill stairs). He spread the stuff out in the sun hoping to dry everything out but to no avail. A couple of days later he bagged it all up and took it into the bushes and forgot about it.
A few weeks later Jimmy and Bozo were celebrating after a 300-pound yellowtail catch and really overdid it, drinking way too many "Bushwackers", and had to stumble somehow, while being pretty well paralyzed by those infamous drinks, up those stairs from hell.
Halfway there, he met his elderly aunt coming down the stairs, ranting and raving about something being wrong with the iguanas, that they were acting very strangely. Of course, he was so drunk that he couldn't take her seriously. He got up another ten or so stairs and finally looked up into the trees where he could see the iguanas hanging by their tails or one arm, swinging like he'd never seen them do before.
He finally got home and passed out. The next morning he woke up and his first thought was about the iguanas. It took him an hour or so before the light bulb turned on or the "A-ha Moment" hit him and he wandered back into the bushes to check out his suspicions.
There wasn't a leaf, seed or stalk from those bales left. All he found were shredded pieces of the bags.
Lesson Learned: They never found any more bales while fishing but swore that if they ever did again, the last ones to get it would be the iguanas!
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Sometimes I am not sure how I keep the schedule I do.... my boss feels bad
about the situation I am currently in, but there isn't anything he can do
about it other than what he is. (btw, along with paying me, he is also going
to comp me hours so I can go unwind when this is over)
Free time to do what
you want is very important. I haven't had any lately, so I am getting very
crabby. I currently have almost 5,000 messages to decide what to do with...
read, delete, respond. My goal was to get most of this done tonight, but
after starting yesterday at 4:30am work, leaving early to drive 2.5 hours to a
wake, late dinner, then return drive and getting home at midnight, back up and
moving at 7am to help mother, then off to lunch with friends, a bit of
shopping, then home, made dinner, working on laundry, ... I am about to call
it a night. And I wonder why I am so tired!
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To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sent: Saturday,
February 10, 2007 8:25:56 PM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Beautiful>Since
could never handle the workload you have.
You're right. It's just that I'd
hoped this year would be better. The Hort
Ed did get me some help in a
couple of other things I do, but only because I
told him I wasn't doing them
this year - period.
I'm guessing if I can't get them to take certain
responsibilities, I will do
them because they have to be done. However, to
make up for all that extra
time, I'll forgo much of the group activity. I
really need to keep some of
my free time for myself this year.
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Re: [CHAT] Beautiful>Since
> Congrats Auralie... Your club is something to
be proud of!
> I have been
> involved with many clubs for various hobbies,
not just gardening. Seems
> the
> same, only a small percentage are active
members, always the same folks
> doing
> all the work.
> Jim... well I have
been up to my arm pits in work. Gotta an
> auditor who wants to see
everything for X amount of years... and that is
> taking a lot of my time,
especially since I have to also do my regular
> work....along with finishing
up some major changeovers that were started
> before I knew she was coming...
sigh. Then add weather related issues,
> trying
> to keep my sanity by
spending some time with family and friends....
> well....
> just not enough
hours in the day.
> Kitty- They couldn't survive without
> you!....
Sometimes you just have to let things get mucked up so they
> realize
> you
are not super women....give them notice that you are not doing it and
> if
no one steps forward it won't happen.... then don't give in and do it all!
Ceres- congrats on being Pres.... hope they don't over work you... do you
> a good VP to help?
> Zem- sorry to hear about the ice storm... they
are the
> worst! It is a shame someone won't step forward so the club can
> but
> I also understand- enough is enough... someone else's
> Donna
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Lake of RageKrystal looked annoyed at the ground as she kicked another rock into the Lake of Rage. She thought to herserlf: Why is Pryce's gym blocked off on the day I come to challenge him? I've been running into this same problem for god knows how long and it's getting rather tiring.Lake of Rage by Mister-Scary
She noticed some other trainers down at the lake that were just as confused. A lot of rumors were flying around about why the Gym wasn't open for new challengers today. One person said it's because Team Rocket had invented a device to release all the pokemon from their pokeballs at once and rendering the pokeballs useless, thus throwing the entire building into mass chaos. Another person said it was because Team Rocket was trying to redirect people to someone who would sell them health items that were actually deadly poison for your pokemon. Whatever rumor was said, all the evidence came back to Team Rocket somehow. This didn't surprise Krystal at all. She had already dealt with Team Rocket back at the Slowpo
JealousyIt was the day of the annual state fair, and Emily was going with her boyfriend. Since the town she lived in was so empty feeling, she felt as though it was one of the most fun social events to go to. That wasn't saying much. The rides were quite unsafe and she was pretty sure all of the food was drenched in bacon grease before it was served to the patrons of the fair. She normally went with a group of friends, but she had hit a rough spot in the relationship with her friends. It was rather distressing since these were the friends she's had her entire life, but she saw they had no right to be mad.Jealousy by Mister-Scary
It all started when Emily met her boyfriend, Brad, a few months ago. They started hanging out a lot , and got along very well. This was Emily's first high school relationship that she saw heading in a good direction, and her friends didn't like it. It continued when Emily's friends Hailey and Jennifer tried to convince her why she was wrong for hanging out with her boyfriend rather than them.
Snake biteAbbey always hated reptiles. She couldn't stand even the sight of them. That's why she hated her biology class. She failed the unit on frog dissection, even though she knew that frogs were amphibians and not reptiles. Just because it was slimy and green means she wouldn't touch it. She didn't really think it mattered, considering she had passed every other unit.Snake bite by Mister-Scary
Around the end of the unit, her teacher brought in a specialist in the field of reptiles and amphibians. That day, he had brought in a snake to let the class hold and such. Abbey was sitting with her normal group of friends, when one of them said
"I dare you to go up and hold it."
"Hell no. Are you crazy?" she replied in anger.
Just as she completed that sentence, the specialist started to speak again.
"Would anyone else like to hold the snake?" he said as the class began to giggle at the unintentional double entendre. One of Abbey's friends grabbed Abbey's arm and rose it up high.
"Ah, there's a volunteer."
Abbey looked bashfu
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Equally inspired by classic punk and retro girl group pop, Vancouver's Vancougar was formed in 2003 by vocalist/guitarist Eden Fineday, bassist Becca Stewart, keyboardist Megan Johnson, and drummer CC Rose, also of the Pink Mountaintops. The following year, the group self-released a demo CD that ended up garnering significant airplay on college radio stations throughout Canada, as well as acclaim from local press and radio. This success led them to record at Vancouver's Hive Creative Labs studio, where Vancougar cranked out their official debut album, Losin' It, in just four days. Losin' It was released by Scratch Records in early 2007, and its hard-edged pop sound attracted enough buzz to win Vancougar a contract with another Canadian label, Mint Records. After touring the U.S., Vancougar entered JC/DC Studios to record their first album on the Mint roster. Canadian Tuxedo ultimately arrived in July 2008. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi


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So one sits in life.
All around the strife.
From every angle comes life.
Pricking my cushion type strife.
Like missles from far away.
Into my life every day.
Confusion of others ways.
Finds my pin cushion life days.
Conflict from outside fills me.
My cushion of pins like limbs of a tree.
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I like this very much.
Please check out my latest Poewhit. your comments are always so clever and pleasant to have on my page.
quite intresting how long have you written poetry. i have only written it for a few years 2 and a half i think i prefer books
I enjoyed this writing! short but powerful in meaning!
this is a very deep poem and i like your metaphor of the pin cushion as life. it certainly seems that way for me right now. thank you for posting this
Just read this again, I enjoyed it still. It is good that you can write more than about Jesub. Are you also Struggling Poewhit? Join the army you said to me. No thanks, not after seeing what it did to my dad.
Read the poem liked the metaphor. My life is like a cheese grater.
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Cold Strawberry Soup
Fresh strawberries and Grand Marnier make this a pleasant dessert soup to serve at summer gatherings. Chill the soup overnight for a cool refreshment on a hot summer day.
- 1 quart (525 g) strawberries, hulled and quartered
- 1/3 cup (66 g) granulated sugar
- 2 ounces (60 ml) Grand Marnier or strawberry liqueur
- 3 cups (120 ml) heavy cream
- 3 cups (720 ml) apple juice or cider
- 1/2 cup (120 ml) honey
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- Strawberry slices for garnish
- In a large nonreactive bowl, combine the quartered strawberries, sugar, and liqueur and refrigerate for at least 2 and up to 24 hours.
- Working in batches, add the berries with their juices into the Vitamix container and secure lid.
- Select Variable 1.
- Turn machine on and slowly increase speed to Variable 10, then to High.
- Blend for 25 seconds, or until smooth.
- Transfer purée to a large bowl and repeat process with remaining berries.
- Add the heavy cream, apple juice, honey, and lemon juice to the berry purée. Whisk to blend ingredients completely.
- Chill the soup at least 4 and up to 24 hours.
- Serve the soup chilled in cups garnished with a slice of strawberry.
Chef's Tip: In addition to Grand Marnier, try substituting other cordials or liqueurs, such as Chambord, a raspberry-flavored liqueur, or amaretto, an almond-flavored liqueur.
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A old USB cable, few resister and after a few days/weeks this clear silicone blob finally lost its smell and I put in 2 slow changing RGB LEDs from superbrightleds.com It made a nice ambient light that is not to bright to run at night and a very odd conversation piece.
Instead of making a new instructible. Here is a little video of it.
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It was the second royal wedding of 2011 and although it hardly matched the grandeur of Prince William and Kate Middleton's (now Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge) nuptials, the bride — Zara Phillips — says her Saturday (July 30) wedding to rugby star Mike Tindall was "amazing."
Though, the eldest granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth admits she would have liked to take an actual honeymoon. On Monday (Aug. 1), Phillips launched her own line of children's equestrian clothing and Tindall returned to practice for the rugby world cup.
"We're kind of missing the quiet period where we can catch up and have some sleep," the new bride tells U.K.'s Mirror. "It's back to work and that's what we do."
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text: Flip Flop Fly Ball: A Site For Four EyesTommy Craggs6/29/09 4:00pmFiled to: Baseball PornFlip Flop Fly BallWhimsy19EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink If you haven't seen it, Craig Robinson's Flip Flop Fly Ball is a collection of whizbang infographics that look like what you'd get if you mated Edward Tufte with Bill James. It's hardcore gonzo porn for baseball nerds. Some examples. Reply19 repliesLeave a reply


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More public nuptials are on the way. April's royal wedding will be followed the month after by the wedding of the Leader of the Opposition. Ed Miliband has announced that he will marry his long-time partner, Justine Thornton, in Nottingham on 27 May.
Mr Miliband says it was "the right time" to tie the knot, pointing out that "at the end of the day we're in our 40s and we've got two kids". But it is hard to avoid the conclusion that, were it not for Mr Miliband's election as leader of the Labour Party last autumn, he would not be going down this road.
There are sections of the media that argue that it is irresponsible for unmarried couples to have children. This is nonsense. As Mr Miliband himself pointed out last year, "there are stable families that aren't married and stable families that are married". Mr Miliband also doubted whether it was very important, any longer, for an aspirant prime minister to be married, saying: "I don't think people care one way or the other". Yet something appears to have changed in his attitude to marriage since then.
Congratulations are due to Mr Miliband and Ms Thornton. But how much nicer if we could be confident they were getting married simply for love, not for politics.
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text: Anna Wintour Wants Some Of That Obama Web MagicIrin Carmon11/16/09 3:20pmFiled to: in vogueVogue obamaAnna WintourTom FlorioBlue State DigitalTopmaghagMag HagGawker72EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Vogue editor Anna Wintour's affection for all things Obama appears to extend beyond magazine covers, fundraisers, and joining a committee: Now, we've learned, Wintour and publishing director Tom Florio have hired the President's favored Web strategists. A spokesman for Vogue confirms that Blue State Digital, the progressive-oriented online consultancy that famously created my.barackobama.com, has been hired to work on Vogue.com on both the editorial and business sides. They're focusing on outreach to readers and subscribers, says the spokesman. Advertisement Advertisement Even though it rose to prominence for masterminding the Obama campaign's online organizing arm, Blue State Digital recently told Business Insider that revenues are up 40 percent, mostly from non-political clients who want to figure out how to create online communities.Tom Florio, often seen as the personification of the old-line Conde Nast publisher — all swagger and Italian suits — is said to be actively involved. It's unclear if Wintour has been as well, but one thing's for sure: she's come a long way since refusing to use the word "blog."Related: Meet Blue State Digital [Business Insider]Reply7 repliesLeave a reply


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This cottage is one of the five cottages in this Casas de la Playa Central complex. It has been recently remodeled and refurbished for vacation rental. Las Palmas cottage is located in downtown Flagler Beach one half-block to the beach and within walking distance to restaurants, shops, galleries, bars, live entertainment, and the produce market. It is a one bedroom one bath upstairs unit. It is fully furnished and has all the essentials to make a home away from home. The Flagler Beach Pier is only two blocks away.
My partner and I fell in love with Flagler Beach over 30 years ago, and bought this property in 2003 while we were both teaching in Gainesville, FL. We have been remodeling this five cottage complex over the past few years and have four units ready for vacation rental now in this complex and two units elsewhere in Flagler Beach. We have been offering vacation rentals in Flagler Beach since 2001. We now live in Miami Springs, and plan to retire in Flagler Beach in the future. I welcome your inquiries through this website, or by phone, or e-mail. I will respond quickly. Although we no longer live close to Flagler Beach, we visit often, and we have a local caretaker who attends to maintenance of the property and to the needs of our guests.
Andres Nazario purchased this cottage in 2003
This cottage is one of five in a complex of a duplex and a triplex. It is centrally located with the beach a short half block away; and most restaurants, bars, and shops within walking distance. This unit is one block from Moody Blvd, the main street in Flagler Beach, and two blocks to the famous Flagler Beach Pier.
Short walk to the beach, and walking distance to most places. Park your vehicle and walk everywhere.
My husband and I loved our stay at Las Palmas cottage in Flagler Beach. It is a great cottage for two with a bird's eye view of the surrounding area. One could even see glimpses of the ocean one block away. The neighborhood was friendly and Las Palmas was within walking distance of many good restaurants, a weekend farmers' market and the very long pier out into the ocean. We really enjoyed the ease of access to the beautiful beach and warm water. Andres has attended to everything one could need or want in this cozy, updated cottage. We even prepared a simple Easter dinner for 4 using pots, pans and utensils in the kitchen. Our dinner also included the bottle of Spanish wine Andres had left for us. Las Palmas is well-cared for and immaculately clean, including nice bedding, plenty of towels and a place for everything. We will return to Flagler Beach next March and are looking forward to spending our time at Las Palmas.....a very inviting place with a bright, appealing atmosphere!!!
What Sharoneeee loved about your listing:
Loved the decorating and brightness of the rooms. After a day of visiting tourist sites, and/or being on the beach, we looked forward to a restful evening at Las Palmas.
What Sharoneeee thought you could improve about the experience:
We thought everything was just perfect!
March 2016
This property was a bit small for our needs, but perfect in every other way. Very clean with an excellent location! We would use this location again, but rent a larger unit!!
Many thanks!
We came to Flagler Beach to visit family. We had a wonderful stay and Las Palmas Cottage was the ideal place to spend our spare time.
We hope to come back for longer.
Stayed in Las Palmas and Hibiscus over the Thanksgiving holiday. Both properties were clean, neat and convenient to everything on the beach. Used the kitchens to cook some of my family's Thanksgiving meal and found that they had everything I needed. The beds were very comfortable and we slept well.
If you enjoy a truly laid back Florida beach vibe, Flagler Beach can't be beat. There are plenty of restaurants and shops within walking distance. Beach is only a block away. Farmers' market on Friday morning was great - bought everything for a breakfast there and took it back to the unit.
The apartment has an excellent location within walking distance to several restaurants and just half a block away from the picture-perfect beach. The owners well very gracious in accommodating our needs and making sure all our requests were fulfill. Thanks you for making this a perfect vacation.
The unit was well maintained, well lit and safe. When we arrived the owner had left a bottle of wine for us on the counter. The best thing about this rental is the location. It is half a block from the beach, farmers market, shops, convenient stores and bars. One block to the pier and nicer restaurants. The Golden Lion is two blocks north, and is the #1 bar on Florida's East Coast. It is a great place with great food. It was nice to be able to have a few drinks and not have to drive home....We walked everywhere except my favorite restaurant 3 miles to the south, HIgh Tides". Love this place too. The water was warmer than I remember it ever being in Daytona/Ormond Beach...
If you want to park and walk, spending time on a beautiful sparse beach, taking in shops, the farmers market, locally owned shops, and a good nights sleep. This is your place. PS if you cant handle noise when you sleep, Finns Bar, a half a block away may be an annoyance, however we did visit Finns twice in 3 days, and enjoys sitting on our little outside deck bench listening to the band from afar.
Lovely cottage in the heart of Flagler Beach. Owner paid a lot of attention to details when he renovated the cottage. It has a great beach feel because of the cheerful clean colors and artwork he choose. Being on the second floor added privacy and the treetop view was nice. Being surrounded and sheltered with the trees and plants gave a nice buffer from the street. When we arrived we were greeted with a nice bottle of wine on the table. We could walk or
ride our bikes everywhere. There was a nice Farmer's Market and Art Show in the town
square when we were there. Off street parking was a nice bonus. Owner is very helpful and
quick to respond.
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