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Yeah it's a bit creepy. How does he sleep??? You can see his pupils. How does he sleep?????
Do you know people with crazy sleeping habits? Comments welcome
Mike Schwartz and Jen Barna of Hometown Heroes stopped by the Hawk Studio this afternoon to talk about how things have been since the fire in downtown Toms River last Thursday Night destroyed their entire offices...
Axl Rose was voted "Best Vocal Range of the Greatest Singers Of All Time" according to ConcertHotels.com.
Steven Tyler finished in 4th place, and Mariah Carey finished in 2nd Place...
I took a walk on the boardwalk this afternoon. Was absolutely gorgeous out!! Temperature was in the mid 70's.
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"Can we Talk...Are you Listening?' is an event presented by the Ocean County Prosecutors Office for parents, guardians, and students on May 27th from 5-9p at the Pine Belt Arena in Toms River.
The event is being put together "to gain a working knowledge of the signs and symptoms of drug use and abuse, to understand the drug problem in Ocean County, and to learn to create an open dialogue with children and teens about drug abuse and it's consequences"
Memorial Day weekend is a week and half away!!!
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Big win last night for the New York Rangers as they beat the Pittsburgh Penguins to advance to the Eastern Conference finals to face either the Boston Bruins or the Montreal Canadians. Game 7 is tonight for that series.
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Drunken Michael Palmer broke into his mother's home and assaulted his sister's boyfriend.
Palmer headbutted the man, breaking his nose.
At St Albans Crown Court yesterday, Palmer, 21, of Pickford Hill, Harpenden, admitted a charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
He also pleaded guilty to damaging property at his former home in Artisan Crescent, St Albans.
Kevin West prosecuting said it was the early hours of June 1 when the defendant went to his mum's house.
She was away at the time and the court was told that, because of a fall out, he was no longer living there.
But in the house at the time was his sister and her boyfriend.
Palmer, who had been drinking, started shouting at his sister and when boyfriend Jonathan Waller asked him to calm down, Palmer headbutted him, breaking his nose.
He fled the house but was arrested a short while later.
Mr West said Palmer had caused £200 worth of damage at the house.
The court was told Palmer's own girlfriend is expecting their first child in February.
Passing sentence Judge John Plumstead told him "You were out of control and raving drunk."
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Case Conclusion Date: 03.24.2010
Practice Area: Franchising
Outcome: Back Yard Burger's motion to dismiss was denied.
Description: Debtor filed a complaint against its franchisor, Back Yard Burgers, Inc., that it violated its Franchise Agreement by locating another restaurant within the Debtor's exclusive radius. Back Yard Burgers filed a motion to dismiss the complaint.


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Eznet makes setting up PPP for Linux easy. Just enter the name of your ISP, a phone number to dial, the login name, the password and the TTY and eznet takes care of the rest. There are no chat scripts to write, nor any pppd configuration files to fuss over. Eznet handles multiple ISPs and can dialup any of them with a single simple command. It also supports dial-on-demand using either kerneld or diald.
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This is the frog… that kissed the fox… that chased the pig…that oinked in the book that Zack wrote. A fresh and funny re-telling of "The House That Jack Built" with a rhyming refrain, a kooky cast of characters and comic-style illustrations. Includes a separate composition book for kids to create their own illustrated story.
Awesome insects decorate these eye-catching number wall cards. One side features an insect built from a number that reflects its numerical feat (e.g., 50 comprises the dragonfly because it catches and eats about 50 mosquitos each day). When the cards are flipped over, the numbers 1-25 are displayed for more counting games and simple arithmetic skills. It's an engaging and entertaining way to look at and learn about bugs and their many numbers.
Creative, imaginative , and engaging play for first-time artists.
An ideal activity book--with bold and bright art from Tanya Roitman--for children who have just learned to hold a crayon or pencil. First scribbles and drawings are important, precursory steps to reading and writing! Kids can complete and color all kinds of faces: boys, girls, tigers, monkeys, even ladybugs. At first, toddlers might only draw a circle for a face, not adding eyes, nose, or mouth. But in time, they will fill in the different features, from eyelashes to teeth; from curly hair to whiskers.
When former shelter dog Stella's best buddy passes away, her "mom" (who looks a lot like Bernadette Peters) goes on a journey to bring shelter dog Charlie to join their home. Stella doesn't like how Charlie hogs their mom and doesn't do things the way she's used to. But when she's hurt and needs a friend, Charlie becomes just that.
A little girl steps out into her rainy yard in search of her missing kitten. She discovers a series of charming garden denizens on the way to finding Kitty. After celebrating the glories of a rainy day, the book ends with a heartwarming reunion between girl and cat.


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I believe the campus housing is overpriced. There are many more affordable living options off campus that many upperclassmen and graduate students take advantage of. However, free housing is a possibility if you receive the resident assistant (RA) job. Definitely take advantage of that if you can!
Even though Umass Dartmouth is considered one of the ugliest campus's in the United States I would not go back on my decision to go here. I came from an upper-middle class town with basically no diversity, and when I came here I was pleasantly surprised. There were people of all races and cultures that I could meet and be friends with! The education here is up to par with its sister schools. I feel challenged in most classes and I love it. I also love the school because I have met so many bonafide individuals that come from all parts of Massachusetts.
The dorms are disgusting and the campus food makes you very sick. Health services never actually does it's job, I feel that I always end up being more sick after being treated there. The offices on this campus are useless. They never do their jobs and they are very unprofessional. The people who work in these offices don't know how to talk to a college students and never answer any questions you go to them with. The only good thing I have to say about this campus is that the nursing program is amazing.


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On July 11, the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services launched a toll-free number where child abuse or neglect can be reported from anywhere in the state.
The number, 1-855-4LA-KIDS (1-855-452-5437) will allow callers to talk to a trained child welfare worker at any time, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Reporters of child abuse are kept private and confidential, by law.
Local law enforcement offices can also be contacted about known or suspected cases of child abuse.
Below is a partial list of Baton Rouge area law enforcement offices:
• Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office, (985) 369-7281.
• Baton Rouge Police Department, (225) 389-2000.
• East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office, (225) 389-5000.
• Children's Advocacy Centers coordinate all the professionals — legal, social services and medical — who work with a case of child abuse. To find the nearest center, contact the National Children's Alliance at http://www.nca-online.org or call 1-800-239-9950.
There are also national child abuse helplines staffed with people trained to deal with questions about suspected child sexual abuse.
One is the helpline of the Darkness to Light organization, 1-866-367-5444. Another is the Childhelp USA National Child Abuse Hotline, 1-800-4-A-CHILD.


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- 35 years old
- Date of birth: Jan 16, 1979
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Schenectady, New York, United States
- Date of passing: Jan 15, 2015
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Colonie, New York, United States
|Let the memory of David be with us forever
"To my late ex husband,
you were a wonderful man a great father, you deserved alot more then what you got in life. Yes you did things right and did things wrong but you never ever deserved to be taking away from your boys, me or your real friends and family!! I love ya David, I always have, and always will during our good and bad times, and I was there when you needed me even after we had spilt up. God man I wish you were here. It's been a very ruff year and I told you I would make a obituary a really really good one for ya. Sorry it's taking longer then I thought.
**** Fly high my dear best friend!**** I know you are watching and trying your best to protect us from heaven!! Love always and forever Your son's and I! <3 <3 <3 <3"
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Why Can't We Just Be Friends (1 of 4) by Jeff Strite
This content is part of a series.Why Can't We Just Be Friends (1 of 4)
Series: The Guard Rails of Life
Jeff Strite
Proverbs 13:20
(Comments before the scripture reading and prayer): This sermon series has been entitled ''The Guardrails of Life'' with the intention of exploring the guardrails God has set up for our lives to keep us from going off the road in our faith and crashing our lives and relationships. Today's sermon addresses one of the most prominent of God's guardrails.
OPEN: Some time back in Germany a couple of women were driving down the autobahn when they realized they were low on gas. So they pulled over to a gas station and the driver filled her car up with gas. But then she discovered that she did not have enough money to pay the bill. So she asked her friend to stay behind as a human deposit while she went to withdraw some extra cash.
A police spokesman in the German town of Muenchberg said, ''Unfortunately, the woman did not return.''
Two hours after the 20-year-old driver left, the gas station called the police who then questioned the stranded ''deposit'' before releasing her. At last report, the Police were investigating the driver on suspicion of fraud.
Now a question: how many of you would like to have a friend like that, that would leave you at the gas station? Me neither.
You could say that this so-called friend harmed the person she left behind. This woman she left behind suffered the loss of time, the embarrassment of having to talk to the police, and the humiliation of knowing that her friend had abandoned her.
Proverbs tells us there are friends like that.
There are people who will hurt us.
Proverbs 13:20 tells us ''… a companion of fools suffers harm.''
Now, why did that girl stay behind as a ''human deposit'' at the gas station?
Why allow herself to be stranded like that?
Well, she trusted her friend. She didn't expect to be left there. She expected that her friend would return and take her where she wanted to go.
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If the electric motor has a coupled rotating mass at one point inertia is equal to that of the electric motor, the reversing times and departure and therefore, there are losses when it is compared the electric motor time to empty, tends to be double.
The original thermal equilibrium electric motor may be restored when there is a reduction in the number of reversals by 50%. The relationship between the time of the empty allowed and permitted load with reversal of time reversal usually occurs when it is equal to the relation between the moment of inertia of the electric motor and the moment of total inertia.
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"Babs is Shopping" is a song sung by Carter Pewterschmidt in "Scammed Yankees".
Babs had previously told Lois that the reason she needs Peter to keep an eye on Carter while they have a spa day is that the last time she left him alone, he went crazy and started rearranging the furniture.
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text: Click here to continue 1 / 23 Costa Del Mar Peninsula Costa Del Mar's Peninsula is a full-frame sunglass with a rectangular shape. It has wire core temples and stainless steel spring hinges. It comes in tortoise, black and black/coral, with Costa's 580 or prescription lenses. Lens color options are gray, copper, amber, blue mirror, green mirror and silver mirror. Peninsula retails for $169 to $249. Photo: B.A.S.S. 2 / 23 Costa Del Mar Las Olas The Las Olas sunglass by Costa Del Mar has an oval-shaped nylon frame with Hydrolite nose pads and no-rust stainless steel hinges. The frame comes in tortoise, black and coral/white. Lens colors are gray, copper, amber, blue mirror, green mirror and silver mirror. Prescription and Costa's 580 lenses are available for the Las Olas. Depending on the lens, the MSRP of the sunglass is $169 to $249. Photo: B.A.S.S. 3 / 23 Strike King S11 lens The S11 Optics lens from Strike King is scientifically engineered to enhance an angler's visual clarity. It comes with 11 layers of polarized lens technology, including three bi-gradient mirror shields that protect eyes from light bouncing off the water and direct sunlight from above, and a super hydrophobic coat that repels oils, dust and water. The lens is offered on 12 frame styles, including wraps and sporty frames. The retail price is $39.95. Photo: B.A.S.S. 4 / 23 Bolle The Anaconda is one of several models in Bolle's Marine Collection. All sunglasses in the series have polarized lenses with hydrophobic and anti-reflective coatings. Lightweight frames feature Thermogrip nose pads and temple tips for a secure fit in all conditions. A floating retainer cord is included with all models. Wearers can choose inland gold or offshore blue lenses. Suggested retail price is $129.99. Photo: B.A.S.S. 5 / 23 Wiley X Echo The Echo joins Wiley X's Climate Control Series, which is made to take the abuse anglers and boats can dish out. Its polarized lenses cut the glare, protect eyes from harmful UV rays and amplify color contrast for anglers who want to have a better view of what's going on underwater. The Echo comes in a gloss black frame with emerald mirror lenses. Photo: B.A.S.S. 6 / 23 Costa Del Mar Cocos Cocos is a new aviator-style sunglass from Costa Del Mar. Cocos has adjustable silicone nose pads, durable co-injected temples and sturdy integral hinges. The metal frame comes in palladium or gold. Retail price is from $199 to $279. Photo: B.A.S.S. 7 / 23 Kaenon Hutch Kaenon's Hutch boasts glare reduction and vision clarity with its SR-91 polarized lens. It fits a variety of face shapes and sizes and has a wrapped design to provide extra coverage from the sun and elements. It comes in black, matte black and tobacco frames. Photo: B.A.S.S. 8 / 23 Costa Del Mar Double Haul Extreme weather? No matter. Just put on a pair of Costa Del Mar Double Haul sunglasses, and your lenses won't even fog up. The Double Haul gives its owner full eye coverage so you'll have full range of vision. It comes with no-slip nose pads, sturdy hinges and durable temples. Double Haul comes in tortoise, black and translucent crystal frames. Lens colors are gray, copper, amber, and blue, green and silver mirror. Prices range from $179 to $249. Photo: B.A.S.S. 9 / 23 Wiley X Gravity Wiley X's Gravity is made to help anglers read the water more effectively. It has a removable soft-foam Facial Cavity Seal to block out peripheral light, wind and debris. It works best on medium to large head sizes. Gravity is a wraparound sunglass with a black crystal frame and blue mirror lenses. Photo: B.A.S.S. 10 / 23 Costa Del Mar Rockport Costa Del Mar's Rockport is a rimless sunglass that has thick, wide temples to block light from entering on the sides. It has nylon co-injected temple tips and nonslip nose pads so you'll forget you're even wearing sunglasses. Prices range from $169 to $189. Photo: B.A.S.S. 11 / 23 Pepper's Polarized Eyeware Turbot The Turbot by Pepper's solves a common problem for anglers: This frame floats, so when your sunglasses go overboard, they won't drop to the bottom. The lenses are polarized, and they protect against 100 percent of UV rays. Prescription lenses are available. The cost of Turbot is $39.99 to $44.95. Photo: B.A.S.S. 12 / 23 Cost Del Mar Seadrift Small and lightweight, the Seadrift by Costa Del Mar works best for high-impact sports where speed is key, which means a bumpy boat ride could be more palatable for anglers wearing a pair of Seadrifts. It's rimless and comes in tortoise, black and silver frames. Expect to pay $169 to $189. Photo: B.A.S.S. 13 / 23 Bluewater Polarized Biscayene Ladies can rock the rhinestones with Bluewater Polarized's Biscayene sunglass. The frame is gloss black. The lenses are polarized to reduce glare, and they're scratch resistant. Expect to pay $30 for the Biscayene. Photo: B.A.S.S. 14 / 23 Smith Optics Chief Bifocal Smith Optics introduced the Chief sunglass at ICAST 2011, but this year, the company has added a bifocal. It's built specifically for fly tying, but it works for anyone who needs to see fine details. Chief comes in +2.00 and +2.50 magnification in the Polarized Carbonic TLT lenses. The sunglass costs $139. Photo: B.A.S.S. 15 / 23 Flying Fisherman Cameroon Cameroon is Flying Fisherman's featured eyewear addition for 2013. It's a rimless wraparound frame with no-slip nose pads. The polarized lenses and the company's lens coloring system work together to eliminate glare, enhance color contrast and improve eye comfort. Cameroon comes in these four frame/lens combinations: matte black/smoke, matte black/smoke-blue mirror, matte tortoise/amber and matte tortoise/amber-green mirror. MSRP is $21.95 to $29.95. Photo: B.A.S.S. 16 / 23 Ono's Sunglasses Petit Boy The Petit Boy by Ono's Sunglasses is a new addition to the SV-360 Single Vision collection. It is made for medium-size faces. It has CR-39 polarized lenses, and it comes with a prescription option. It is one of three new styles in the collection. Lenses come in green mirror/amber and blue mirror/gray. Prices for Single Vision glasses range from $89 to $150. Photo: B.A.S.S. 17 / 23 Costa Del Mar Sunrise 580P Lens Costa Del Mar is making waves yet again with a new lens that's designed for fishing at first light or dusk. The light yellow color cuts glare from the water while still allowing for unobstructed vision, which is critical during low-light boat runs. This is the first time the sunrise color is available in the lighter P-series lens. 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Student living costs in Ireland
Ireland can be very cheap or very expensive depending on where you go and the choices you make.
Ireland can be very cheap or very expensive depending on where you go and the choices you make.
Recent figures for living costs in Dublin have ranged between € 8,000 and € 12,100, including rent, electricity, food and books, as well as travel passes and social expenses. But if you plan your finances correctly, there's no reason why you shouldn't enjoy your time studying abroad in Ireland to the full. We've listed some living costs below to help you get started.
Living costs might be lower for those living outside of Dublin. A student in rented accommodation should budget at least €7,803 for the whole academic year. Depending on the type of accommodation, you will have to set aside additional costs for utility bills and other charges.
As Ireland is quite a cold and wet country during the winter months you should allow about € 57 - € 140 a month for heating and related bills. Lighting for the average flat may also be higher than you might be used to: the sun in wintertime rises at about 8.30am and sets at 4.30pm!
As with any city, living in Ireland comes with its own set of unavoidable costs. Depending on your needs and budget, this might give you an idea of what you're likely to spend per month.
Transport costs very much depend on your location, but you can always opt for public transport or cycle to university as cities generally have road lanes just for bicycles. Again, costs in Dublin tend to be more expensive, but you can always get a student discount if you have a Student TravelCard.
Including some meals bought on campus or in cheaper restaurants, you will probably spend about € 70 - € 100 a week on food. However, buying things in bulk is always a cheaper option. Here are costs of a some basic items you will need from the supermarket:
As an international student in Ireland, you will be required by the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Services to obtain private health insurance that covers the length of your study time in Ireland.
However, if you will be resident in Ireland for a minimum of one year, you are eligible for public hospital treatment under the same conditions as an Irish citizen. Under this scheme, students pay €100 for a visit to accident and emergency and, if admitted to hospital, €75 per day up to a maximum of €750 for the first ten days.
No further charges are imposed if a student is in hospital longer than 10 days. Students will not be covered if travelling to Northern Ireland or other EU countries. For more information, contact their local HSE (Health Service Executive) or visit their website. Non-EU students staying less than one year are not covered under this scheme.
As a fulltime student you are entitled to discounts in shops and restaurants, redeemable by flashing your university or international student card. Here's an idea of some costs that might relate to your social life:
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There is almost always an option to purchase an extension from WooThemes.com that offers the needed functionality. In this case that extension would be WooCommerce Conditional Shipping and Payments. The benefit of using an extension like this is, it will be maintained for you by the author of the plugin.
In some cases a premium plugin offers way more code than needed and it may be worth a custom solution. I have written a quick set of functions that achieve the OP's request:
Add this code snippets can be added to your theme / child-theme's functions.php file.
Before adding the snippets, make sure you clear your WooCommerce cache ( WooCommerce → System Status → Tools → WC Transients → Clear transients ), as shipping methods are cached.


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What good luck that I am chums with the person from whom I am buying. But bad luck that her purchase is going pear-shaped. Or is it? One day yes, next day no. One or other of us may end up on the streets, waiting for this or that to go right, or for searches to be done, or freeholds to be bought, or agents, owners or insurance companies to give answers, or ring us back, or this or that vital document to reach the solicitors, or leases to be altered.
Seller is moving, she hopes, to a flat with a giant garden. This is her dream - a huge garden, to hang her washing out in the sun, to grow things and pick things. No, says the lease. No picking flowers, no hanging out washing. And no pets, says her lease to me with my two dogs.
Seller expresses our concerns to the agent. "All leases say no hanging out washing and no pets," says he breezily. "Everyone hangs washing out and has pets. Nothing happens. No one cares." But we are not reassured, because by now we are both nearly insane. We know in our hearts that if anyone in England is thrown out for defying leases, it will be us.
Meanwhile, I am carrying the crippled dog up and down stairs, and Daughter, having wandered the devloping world - through jungles, mountains, swamps, deserts, Vietnamese chickens and Delhi traffic - without a single mishap, has now been lightly knocked over by a bus in Sydney, Australia. She stuck her hand out to hail it, but it zoomed off, knocking her aside. Luckily, she is still alive and only scraped herself on the pavement. I long for her to be safely back home. But which home will that be?


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Designer Sidekicks: Love or Leave?
High profile designers like Betsey Johnson and Diane Von Furstenberg have teamed up with T-Mobile to customize 11 Sidekick 3's for charity. Each Sidekick was auctioned off on eBay, with the proceeds going to "Fashion Targets Breast Cancer," an organization raising money to benefit breast cancer causes worldwide. The bidding started at $150 for each phone. Do you love these new styles? Or are they over the top? Leave your comments below! via Engadget


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i'm just automatically sceptical when 'one tool can be use for all' theme appear. but it is an interesting suggestion.
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Andreas Kuswara's comment, June 11, 2013 9:22 PM
I supposed twitter can be used or any tool can be used for anything,but some tools are made with certain intended affordance by the creator that would make the tool less effective for certain functions. curation in a way is capturing things void of time (i probably drawing too much from museum), while twitter is fast pace timeline of interactive (or one way) discourse.... they seems to be inherently different.
i'm just automatically sceptical when 'one tool can be use for all' theme appear. but it is an interesting suggestion.
Bonnie Bracey Sutton's comment, June 11, 2013 9:33 PM
Many people learn one tool and then move on to others. I like to analyze each and use the best features of that particular 2.0 project. I use twitter as a push tool to share info for the most part.
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Robin Good: SeeSaw is a new web app which allows you to easily monitor social media news streams on any topic and in real-time.
You can pick and select which news stories to find by using hashtags, or specific search keywords. Once Seesaw starts visualizing the live social stream on that topic you can begin to save, pull together into collections and/or share them on your social media channels.
Each search you make can be saved and labelled and reloaded and updated in real-time with one click.
Very useful for monitoring specific topics and finding relevant stories to collect, share or post.
Free to use. Login with Twitter.
Try it out now: http://sees.aw/
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Jeff Domansky's curator insight, June 29, 2013 10:25 PM
Seesaw is a useful content curation and monitoringtool. Check it out.
Robin Good: The new Storify news curation tool is now available for the iPad, bringing the ease of drag and drop to the curation world.
"Founded in 2009, this seven person company has done a remarkable job surviving the market and being one of the major players in the world of content curation.
[Storify has been adopted by] 22 out of top 25 news sites in the United States...
Just like Twitter has their trending topics, Storify's service allows people to keep track of the relevant social media trending topics. Users are able to tell their own story about these major events (like Whitney Houston or Greece's economic downfall or even Madonna's Super Bowl halftime performance), and embed them on their own website.
Be your own crowd-sourced storyteller, by dragging in tweets, status updates, photos, and videos from a variety of social networks in order to help you create a better story and telling experience."
(Source: http://bub.blicio.us/storify-launches-free-ipad-app-to-help-content-curation-on-the-go/)
Check out this video interview shot yesterday with the Storify team demonstrating the new app: http://youtu.be/u-Ua4LIbzMY
The Storify app is free to download right from the iTunes store: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/storify/id488223180?ls=1&mt=8
Find out more: http://storify.com/storify/storify-for-the-ipad-is-here
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Robin Good: NewzSocial is a free iPad curation app which allows you to instantly create topic-specific channels and to easily curate the content stories that you deem appropriate for each.
Curators can work in teams and collaboratively organize one or more news channels.
From the App Store download page: "NewzSocial is a free social news reader app that allows you to follow, create and share broad and niche news streams on your topics of interest.
The app has unique social curation features using which you can tap into your network of 'topic expert' friends and get the news you want selected by the experts you know."
A reviewer on the App Store left this comment: "What blew me away is the number of great articles the app has. I just searched for latest fashion trends & got really great articles. With flipboard, after reading 5-7 articles, it's the same stories from yesterday. "
Free to use.
Find out more: http://www.newzsocial.com/
Introduction: http://www.newzsocial.com/quick-tour/
Other info: http://www.newzsocial.com/support/
Video intro: http://youtu.be/sD0pzSthVrA
Download NewzSocial in the App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id546527255
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Robin Good: As the gathering and discovery of news and stories leverages increasingly the adoption of technology tools that scan, search, find and monitor specific topics or geolocations in real-time, it seems only natural that a new breed of real-time photo/image search engines are beginning to appear.
From the article intro: "Thanks to services like Twitter and Instagram, and the global 'smartphone saturation' phenomenon, live reporting from big events has never been easier.
No longer do we have to rely on professionals delivering content and images from these events, we have our extended social networks doing this for us.
And, because so many of these updates get fired into the 'public' timeline, virtually any update from anywhere can be found and shared in a matter of seconds.
With the London Olympics on our doorstep, expect to see 'real-time photo curation' explode into popularity and we've got some tools to help you be at the forefront of this revolution."
Useful. Resorceful. 8/10
Full article: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1CJlJN/www.commscorner.com/2012/05/tick-tock-10-real-time-photo-search.html
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In the wake of a bad election, President Obama says he is returning to "first principles," including bipartisanship, dealing with wasteful federal spending, and explaining his actions better to the American people.
"I spent the first two years trying to get policy right based on my best judgment about how we were going to deal with the short-term crisis and how we were going to retool to compete in this new global economy," Obama told reporters aboard Air Force One, flying back Sunday from his Asia trip.
Speaking nearly two weeks after an election in which his Democratic Party lost control of the U.S. House, Obama added:
In that obsessive focus on policy, I neglected some things that matter a lot to people, and rightly so: maintaining a bipartisan tone in Washington; dealing with practices like earmarks that are wasteful at a time where everybody else is tightening their belts; making sure that the policy decisions that I made were fully debated with the American people and that I was getting out of Washington and spending more time shaping public opinion and being in a conversation with the American people about why I was making the choices I was making.
So I think, moving forward, I'm going to redouble my efforts to go back to some of those first principles. And the fact that we are out of crisis -- although still, obviously, in a difficult time -- I think will give me the capacity to do that.
An early test comes Thursday, when Obama sits down with Republican and Democratic congressional leaders to discuss the lame duck session of Congress that opens this week.
Among the topics: The George W. Bush tax cuts due to expire at the end of the year. Obama wants to extend those tax cuts for middle class people, but not for individuals making more than $200,000 and couples making more than $250,000, citing budget deficit concerns.
Republicans want all the cuts made permanent, saying no one should have their taxes raised in bad economic times.
As Obama prepares to discuss this and other disputes with the newly emboldened Republicans, he told reporters:
Campaigning is very different from governing. All of us learn that. And they're still flush with victory, having run a strategy that was all about saying no. But I am very confident that the American people were not issuing a mandate for gridlock. They want to see us make progress precisely because they understand instinctually how competitive things are and how we have to step up our game.
So my expectation is, when I sit down with (Senate Republican leader) Mitch McConnell and (incoming GOP House Speaker) John Boehner this week, along with the Democratic leaders, that there are a set of things that need to get done during the lame duck, and that they are not going to want to just obstruct, that they're going to want to engage constructively.
There are going to be some disagreements. There may be some need for compromise. But we should be able at least to get through the lame duck, making sure that taxes don't go up for middle-class families starting January 1st, that some of the key business provisions that can assure economic growth get done.
And then we're going to have a whole bunch of time next year for some serious philosophical debates. And they should welcome those debates next year.
(Posted by David Jackson)
David's journalism career spans three decades, including coverage of five presidential elections, the Oklahoma City bombing, the 2000 Florida presidential recount and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He has covered the White House for USA TODAY since 2005. His interests include history, politics, books, movies and college football -- not necessarily in that order. More about David
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Software Edit
An extension is native code modules or scripts that work in conjunction with software applications to enhance their capabilities. Extensions have also been devised for email clients and other desktop software. They can be downloaded from either the browser vendor's site or a third-party site. Although extensions allow browsers to support new types of content and functionality, they are not active content in and of themselves, but simply executables that enable active content technologies. Extensions are usually browser-specific, offering a variety of functionality from FTP clients to automatic form fill-out.
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There are security concerns with extensions. Extensions can bypass a browser's underlying security model. For example, the Firefox browser extension called GreaseMonkey allows users to install scripts to make dynamic changes to HTML Web pages as they are downloaded, often by augmenting their functionality through other Web resources. To accomplish its tasks, it provides a means to bypass the same origin policy of the browser and interact with any domain, which could be exploited by a malicious website.


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'The Pink Envelope' is a web series inspired by a real life incident, which is based on a corporate sexual harassment case that is considered as a taboo by the corporate rulers in the real world. So how does a situation of a sexual harassment case arise? What are the complications faced? And who is the real culprit?
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Got round to creating the House of Junk Journal fashion extended blog- for a journey into my creations! Check it out if you wish at: http://houseofjunkjournalfashion.blogspot.co.uk/
Saw this Fendi ad in Elle Magazine and was inspired to do a shoot with a similar concept of draping beautifully light fabrics to create airy, unheard of shapes that deform our perception of the human body (ah Gareth Pugh, you totally have inspired me! ;))
No college (teacher's training) haha I did not skive!
Went Christmas Shopping for others and myself and picked up two items from Urban Outfitters (Renewal) and a little something from a charity shop (actually bought on Tuesday). Popped into Selfridges and was literally drooling over Mary Karantzou's ethereal city and landscape articles as well as Roksanda Ilincic futuristically embellished-in-plastic jersey top! Also my battery went dead when I reached Moncler's mesmerizing gem cluster filled white puffer coat- obviously too overcome with bewilderment as was I! Haha! ;)
Met up with some friends and headed to the Paul Smith exhibition! It was amazing and will aim to post more on HOJJfashion!
Hope you guys are keeping busy with fun stuff to do for Christmas!! :D


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Ron Noades insists he is happy to have sold Selhurst Park to chairman Simon Jordan.
Ron Noades insists he is happy to have sold Selhurst Park to Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan, despite the underhand way the deal was secured.
Ex-Eagles supremo Noades had retained the freehold of the stadium after leaving his post at the club in 1998.
Believing that Noades might exploit his love for the club, Jordan therefore used a third party to front the offer and eventually secure the stadium for £12 million.
Noades claims he always knew of Jordan's plans and is delighted with the deal anyway.
"We knew it was a shell company who were buying it," Noades told Sky Sports News.
"I would have been quite happy to have sold directly to Simon. If he feels he had to go in that direction to achieve the sale then fine, we're very happy.
"I did say I wouldn't sell it to him on one occasion because he stood on stage at Fairfield Hall and said that I'd be dead by the time the lease ran out which I didn't think was very nice.
"For Simon to have actually bought the ground is the best thing that could possibly happen for the club.
"I held onto the ground because I wanted to ensure there was always a ground for Crystal Palace to play at.
"If they went into administration again they could always start with a new team providing the stadium was there.
"Simon needs the ground to dispose of it or in order to keep it up, it's up to him to demonstrate Palace's future.
"He hasn't said whether Crystal Palace football club are buying the ground or whether Simon Jordan is buying the ground."
Meanwhile boss Peter Taylor has recalled Lewis Grabban early from his extended loan spell at League One side Oldham Athletic.
The 18-year-old had joined The Latics on a month's loan initially before four weeks were added to his stay on September 15.
But the pacey forward has now returned to Selhurst Park a week ahead schedule, to bolster the team for the testing winter period.


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Hey all,
what Mods do you like? this is not a poll what mod you like most, just what you do like about what mods? also, what mods do you find work well together? the mods could be in-game (i.e. Toparrira), server (like Tshock), or stand alone (TEdit). remember that TConfig (and the later, tAPI) are not mods so much as launchers that allow certain mods.
part of this is that I am looking to mod the game and am wondering what people are interested in and what is not so cool. I also want to give the mods page an update as it seems to be very out of date.


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In what is the final pod of Football Gravy we provide you with all the key facts and made up guff that you need for the EPL season. Plus, we resort to silly genitalia and mama based jokes.
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History is filled with thoughts that were better left unspoken. Somewhere, someone thought the Edsel, aerosol cheese and baseball's designated-hitter rule were all good ideas.
And, back in 1974, President Ford decided it would be a good idea to fight inflation with the slogan, "Whip Inflation Now." It didn't work. Inflation hit 7.4% over the next 12 months.
Positive thinking is a good thing, but it probably won't beat inflation, which is again one of the economy's biggest worries. However we can suggest four exchange-traded funds that may not whip inflation, but at least might cut it down to size.
Forget about beating the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index or the average stock mutual fund, or any other index. When you invest, your main enemy is inflation. You want your money to have more purchasing power in the future than it does now.
Inflation is even more important if you're retired. If you have a fixed pension of $1,000 a month, inflation will slowly erode its buying power. The effects of inflation are cumulative. If the inflation rate is just 3% a year for a decade, your $1,000 will have the buying power of $760 — a 24% pay cut.
Inflation hit a 4% pace for the 12 months that ended in February, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The core rate, which strips out food and energy, was just 2.3%. But that's a worthless number. We all, after all, need to eat as well as heat our homes.
Here's what's pushing up prices:
•Energy. A barrel of light, sweet crude oil cost $62.01 on April 11, 2007; it cost $110.11Thursday. The average price of a gallon of gasoline is $3.33 this week, up 53 cents from a year ago. Those increases carry through the entire economy. One reason food prices have soared is that a lot of fuel is used to plant, harvest, process and transport food.
•Raw materials. The price of commodities such as steel have risen sharply in the past few years, thanks to demand from the booming world economy. Those increases, too, are eventually passed on to consumers.
•The dollar. For many years, the nation was able to keep inflation low by importing low-cost goods. But when the dollar falls in value, the cost of imports rises. The euro has gained about 15% against the dollar over the past 12 months and about the same amount against the Japanese yen.
Future inflationary pressures are worrisome, too. Normally, inflation doesn't spin out of control until wages rise along with prices, causing a wage-price spiral. So far, companies haven't doled out big raises. And if unemployment rises as the economy slows, wage pressure won't be a serious concern.
But the days when U.S. companies could outsource production to other countries with cheap labor could be coming to an end. For example, Wipro, an Indian software company, is opening a software design company in Atlanta. Software engineers in Bangalore, where Wipro is located, are becoming too expensive. And the Indian rupee has risen sharply against the dollar. "It's cheaper to outsource to Atlanta than to India," says Mark Vitner, senior economist at Wachovia.
Others fear that U.S. fiscal policy, which relies on continued deficit spending, will ultimately lead to inflation. Though the Federal Reserve is committed to fighting inflation, its current struggle to keep the credit markets afloat detracts from its aim to keep inflation in the 2% to 2.5% range. "The Fed is going to have a very tough time achieving its inflation target," Vitner says.
We're not talking 1970s-style mega-inflation here. Mike Englund, chief economist for Action Economics, thinks inflation will average about 3.8% this year. Still, a 3.8% inflation rate is a big break from the recent past, when prices have risen just 1% to 2% a year.
How do investors fight inflation? Several ways. Here are some suggested investments:
•IShares Comex Gold ETF (IAU). Gold is the traditional inflation hedge, because gold tends to rise in value when paper money loses its worth. IAU invests directly in gold; each share is worth one-tenth of an ounce of gold. Owning the shares is more convenient, of course, than storing gold yourself.
•PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund(DBC). The fund tracks a diversified basket of commodities, such as wheat (11.25%), crude oil (35%) and aluminum (12.5%).
•REITs. Real estate investment trusts, which invest in commercial real estate, have held up well this year. While REITs could be vulnerable if the economy slows, they offer solid yields — now about 5% — and real estate is generally a good hedge against inflation.
One REIT to consider: Realty Income (O), which yields 6.4% and has expanded its dividend at a 5.6% annual rate over the past five years. If you want a more diversified REIT portfolio, consider the Vanguard REIT ETF (VNQ), which has rock-bottom expenses.
Natural-resources funds are another traditional inflation hedge, and you can find some suggestions in the chart. Don't put more than 5% to 10% of your portfolio into a combination of these funds for inflation insurance. Doing so would be too risky.
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