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CLEVELAND (AP) – Adam Gase has told the Browns not to wait for him.
Denver's offensive coordinator removed his name from consideration for Cleveland's head coaching job on Tuesday, a person familiar with the Browns' search told the Associated Press. Gase called Browns owner Jimmy Haslam and informed he was withdrawing his name and would not interview after the Super Bowl, said the person who spoke on condition of anonymity because the team is not commenting during its search.
The 35-year-old Gase, who will lead the Broncos' high-powered offense against Seattle, was the first candidate contacted by the Browns. Gase declined an initial interview request because he wanted to concentrate on the playoffs, and the Browns would have had to wait until after Feb. 2 to speak with him.
Gase was believed to be the Browns' top target in their quest to replace Rob Chudzinski, fired after one season in Cleveland.
Last week, Haslam said the team is "prepared to wait as long as necessary" to hire a coach, and now the Browns will move ahead without Gase, who enjoys his role with the Broncos and may not be ready for a head coaching gig.
The Browns have interviewed at least eight known candidates to become their seventh full-time coach since 1999, and the team has set up second interviews with Seattle defensive coordinator Dan Quinn and Buffalo defensive coordinator Mike Pettine, the source said.
Quinn, who has presided over the NFL's top-rated defense this season, met with the Browns on Jan. 1 and reportedly impressed Haslam and CEO Joe Banner. Pettine had his first interview with the club on Jan. 16.
Per NFL rules, the Browns can conduct a second interview with Quinn by Jan. 26, but are not permitted to offer him a job until after the Super Bowl. Pettine can meet again with the team at any time.
Gase drew the Browns' attention and soared up their wish list of candidates helping quarterback Peyton Manning shatter several league records this season. Also, Haslam received a glowing recommendation on Gase from Manning, who has a long-standing relationship with the Haslam family because of their Tennessee ties.
Gase, too, fit the outline – young, offensive-minded – of the type of coach Banner wanted to bring to the Browns, who went 4-12 under Chudzinski and have lost at least 11 games in each of the past six seasons.
Gase is the second high-profile coach to remove his name from consideration. New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels also told the Browns he was not interested in pursuing their opening.
The Browns have also interviewed former Tennessee coach Mike Munchak and Dallas special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia, who could both be brought back for second meetings.
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John Boehner, House speaker, picks RNC cocktail party over Tucson, Arizona shooting memorial
House Speaker John Boehner is taking heat from some Democrats after skipping out on Wednesday's memorial service for the shooting victims in Arizona and instead hosting a cocktail party for the Republican National Committee.
The Ohio Republican turned down President Obama's invitation to travel on Air Force One to Tucson, Politico reported.
"It is disrespectful for Speaker Boehner to skip joining the President's and bipartisan congressional delegation to the Tucson Memorial so he could host a Washington D.C. cocktail party for RNC members," a Democratic leadership aide told the political website.

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Chili family needs your help
Imagine life is exactly what you wished it could be…..you are married, have a nice home, two adorable twin sons and you are happy.
Then comes the diagnosis, the six letter word that strikes terror into even the stoutest of hearts. Cancer. It's advanced and it's virulent but you prepare for the fight of your life, literally. You have, after all, so much to live for.
Another blow….the economy that has hit so many hard hits your family and a layoff means the loss of the sole source of income and with the job loss, there go your medical benefits.
While you are literally fighting for your life, doctors deny you treatment because there is no medical insurance and little things like chemotherapy and radiation cost money. Lots of it. What you have in savings disappears quickly as medical costs skyrocket into the thousands upon thousands.
This isn't a story, it happened to a local family, the Davison-Yasols. The family's 2 boys, Morgan and William, are enrolled at Chestnut Ridge Elementary and last spring, teachers banded together to help raise money for the family and provide emotional support to the two boys who are facing so much, certainly more than two little boys should ever have to. In the simplest terms, they know Mommy is not going to get better and that while she loves them, she can't promise to be there for them because that would be a lie.
If you were at Chil-E-Fest this year, you'll remember I urged you to stop by the booth selling candy and glow sticks to raise money to help defray the cost of staggering medical bills.
You can help again, Chilites.
This Friday, September 24 at Union Station Lodge in Chili, from 5 to 8 p.m. there will be a benefit picnic dinner for the family. There will hot dogs and chips, 50/50 raffles and entertainment. Zweigles, Palmer Food Services and Pepsi are among those helping to sponsor the benefit.
Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under. Tickets can be purchased at the door.
If you normally go out to dinner once a week, make this your dinner this week. Forgo the Friday night pizza with your family and help this family instead. If you can't make it to the benefit but still want to help, you can donate to the The West Side Federal Credit Union (125 E. Buffalo St., Churchville, NY 14428. Open 9am – 4pm M-F). If you write a check, make it out to Westside FCU and write Davison-Yasol in the memo line.
Show your heart, people. You don't have to be from Chili. Maybe you've lost a loved one to cancer. Perhaps you realize that there, but for the grace of God, are you.


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We have been so busy of late that we have not been allowed to watch tv . More songs have seen the light of day, which is pleasing. Our systems are now up and running as they should be: MrE running his Powerbook and Logic and Curver fully integrated with his ProTools and G4 Powerbook,… Read More No TV Till Ibizafjord


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When Larian Studios started the Kickstarter campaign for its expansive, turn-based RPG Divinity: Original Sin in March 2013, there was little precedent for how a crowdfunded game's development was supposed to go.
Games like Double Fine's Broken Age and Wasteland 2 legitimized the platform as a viable means to raise money without needing a publisher, but both games were not yet finished.
While Double Fine works to release the second half of Broken Age this year and InXile Entertainment attempts to meet its new August release date for Wasteland 2, Divinity: Original Sin is out.
After two years of development, over $1 million, and a few delays, the game Larian Studios pitched 15 months ago to potential backers is finally finished. It's one of the first handful of games that made it through the crowdfunding process, and could be an example future developers look to before they decide to crowdfund their games.
BitPulse went through the history of Divinity: Original Sin's development, it's promises and it's mistakes, and compared that to the finished product that is available today.
The pitch
Divinity: Original Sin would be the sixth entry in Larian Studios' RPG series and a prequel to the first game, 2002's Divine Divinity.
After its announcement in May 2012, Larian Studios brought the game to Kickstarter in March 2013. For $400,000, it wanted to have the game finished by the end of 2013.
The game would include the series' signature strategic, turn-based combat, but would tell a story with two main characters. You could enter into conversations between them, or with another player in the game's drop in/drop-out co-op mode, and define their personalities.
Items in the game would be used for crafting, and objects in the environment could be destroyed or moved. At any point, you would be able to play as one character either by force or by choice. And all of the systems and environments and characters would be under your control with complete editing tools that would also let you share levels with other players online.
The game would be available on PC, Mac, and Linux. It would be DRM-free on GOG and also available on Steam. The alpha version would arrive in the summer, and the beta would be out in September.
The campaign hit a series of stretch goals after it was funded in April that would include: a personal homestead, talents and personality traits, companions, NPC schedules and a day and night cycle with weather systems.
What changed
March 2013
The Linux and Mac versions were delayed as Larian Studios prioritized the PC version, but it eventually got the Mac versions working and launched with it last month.
September 2013
The game was delayed to Feb. 28, 2014 because of the work the developer needed to do to implement the stretch goals. The alpha and beta were adjusted to be available in November and January, respectively.
November 2013
The alpha was delayed to release before Christmas and was made available to all backers of the project. The alpha launched on December 17.
January 2014
The alpha got an update that added co-op to the game and launched on Steam Early Access. Later that month, the alpha got a second update that added stability improvements, classes, spells, stats, items, and other bug fixes.
February 2014
The game didn't launch as was previously announced. Instead, the alpha got a third update that included an affinity and affection system to grow relationships between the characters.
March 2014
The alpha got a fourth update that fixed more bugs, improved the environments and combat, and added more status effects in the game.
April 2014
Larian Studios launched the beta for the game, which included a host of new additions like more talents, more skills, a Witchcraft skill tree, environmental interactions, better AI, and sound effects. The release date was set for June 20. It cut the first and only stretch goal for the launch of the game to focus on other features: the day and night cycles.
May 2014
The Mac version was released on Steam Early Access and Larian Studios began looking for more beta testers.
June 2014
The game was delayed 10 days later to a June 30 release date, which it hit, and it was announced that the GOG version of the game would be available on its new Steam-like store client GOG Galaxy. The GOG version is still not out. Backers were promised the ability to play the game DRM free on GOG at launch since the beginning of the Kickstarter campaign. It's expected to release "in the next few days" without online matchmaking and automatic updates, according to a GOG representative. The Divine Engine toolkit was also released.
2014 and beyond
Not only is the GOG version still coming out, but the Linux version should be too. And when Larian Studios cut the day and night cycles, it specifically said "for launch" but it's unclear if they will be added to the game in the future.
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Trying to stand and walk today, comical to watch.
Trying to stand and walk today, comical to watch.
HRCH UH TilHe CallsUsHome ~ Tilly
To cute. I agree, nice looking litter and good luck with them.
I didn't need to watch this... I don't need another puppy right now! Have fun with the little turds
HR UUD GRACH4 ROC UNJ About Time Ben SH UD RE AX MXJ OF WCX CGC CC"Ben"
HR RO3 USJ Ironpaws Black Rock Time To Dream CD RE WC CGC "Kona"
HR RO3 UJJ Ironpaws Westshore Meant To Be RE WC CGC CC "Toby"
SHR Iron-paws Rags To Riches CGC "Zipp"
SHR RO1 Iron-paws All Systems Go RN "Jetty"
Jen, I can see by your pic you like black dogs, me too. But, how did you know I have a black female available? She is the last of the litter to be sold, there are 3 black females in this litter, 2 are reserved. Did you know that this litter was sired in Michigan? Did you know that a yellow male is going to his new home in Michigan? Not that any of this matters, b/c people with a strong sense of self control don't let little ties like these get to their heart strings. Glad you are able to hold back, because that is some pretty powerful video, isn't it?
HRCH UH TilHe CallsUsHome ~ Tilly
Here are a few pics taken today on their 2 week birthday.
HRCH UH TilHe CallsUsHome ~ Tilly
Too cute. if i didn't have 10 on the ground right now, i'd want one. I know you are working your tail off right now with them. Well done.
Great looking pups! Curious what the pvc is used for? Is that to keep mom from laying on a little one if its behind her?
10 is a lot of work, my 8 are doing very well, but I worry for not. They grow and amaze me every day.
Yes, it is called a pig rail, and protects the pups from becoming trapped under her. Creates a little tunnel for escape. Thanks for the compliment.
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CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian authorities are investigating the killing of a former female bodyguard of ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, She was found stabbed to death in her Cairo apartment.
Egyptian officials said Tuesday Zahraa al-Bouaishi, 31, was found dead in a pool of blood in her apartment in Nasr City district in Cairo over the weekend.
Authorities suspect al-Bouaishi's brother. The officials said al-Bouaishi was planning to begin an acting career in Cairo, considered a disgrace by some in her family. The officials were speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to reporters.
Al-Bouaishi defected from Gadhafi's regime, then helped the rebels and international allies with information about some of his forces' weapons caches. She later moved to Cairo from Tunisia.


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Flash Supply Tight & Getting TighterFlash is winning a major portion of the storage market, but its success is bringing supply issues. With the performance boost that flash and solid state drives (SSDs) give to computer systems, the takeup of the new technology has been slower than expected. For that, we can blame the recession and a fear of wear-out issues. Now, though, production is moving into high gear. Many initial concerns have been put to rest, and demand is taking off. Driving demand
All of these shifts add up to a rapid increase in demand for flash chips. We are running into supply deficits, and the price reductions of recent years are slowing. The NOR flash market doesn't get much interest these days, but production of these chips does eat up foundry space. Most of the issues circle around NAND flash, which the new electronics all use. NAND can be segregated into Single Level Cell (SLC), Multiple Level Cell (MLC), and some new technologies. Today, the bulk of flash and SSD units use MLC. The enterprise-class product space demands SLC devices, which can tolerate many more write operations. The durability is required for write-heavy applications. This market was the slowest to respond to SSD and flash, as the large storage vendors overcame their inertia and recognized both the challenges of the technology and the negative implications to the traditional hard drive side of their business. MLC's lower durability is adequate for phones and tablets, which are price sensitive. Next year, we'll see the addition of wearable computers, such as the smartwatch, computerized glasses, and the like. These will put further pressure on MLC demand. Just over the horizon, the Internet-of-Things will create a tsunami of flash demand. Many of the "dumb" electronics in our lives will get smart. From microwaves that read bar codes to fridges that know what food is inside, the domestic scene is changing. But most environments will evolve fast, too. Touch-screen kiosks will proliferate where anything is sold. All cars will have phone and monitoring capability. The European Union is looking to make those applications mandatory. All of these trends will add to demand. Electronics OEMs are going to be looking for device manufacturers to step up and deliver more flash. Creating supply
I predict that next year will see a reversal of the inertia of the enterprise-class space as all flash and hybrid appliances take off. The market for high-performance SLC-based SSD is also growing. SLC drives, compared with MLC flash that can store two bits per cell, are universally expensive, since more chips are used to get the same data. The result is that most enterprise offerings come with slower, but cheaper, MLC versions, easing the pressure on the SLC supply side somewhat. The supply side is moving forward, but it takes a while to build a foundry. Complicating this is the desire to make denser chips. Samsung is looking at 3D cell stacking, and this is almost a certainty, since the difficulties of making smaller cells with adequate reliability are starting to slow product evolution. The downside of stacking is it adds more process steps for each extra layer, so it impacts supply. A recent explosion at a Hynix facility is probably just a bump in the road, but even an announcement by Toshiba that it is building more fab facilities looks inadequate to meet growth. The implications are that demand will outstrip supply, at least over the next two years. What's an OEM to do?
Beyond 2015, the equation will depend on how much more foundry space hits the market. Other denser technologies, such as Resistive RAM may enter the game. However, they face foundry space issues, too, as well as the acceptance process for any new technology, so their impact will likely wait until 2016 and beyond. |
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The future remains to be seen. Everyone is wondering what might happen in the electronics supply chain if Trump slaps tariffs on China, and what might still happen if he doesn't.
The close of the year is a good time to look back, and forward. Although some technologies and sectors were hit hard in 2016, there are some promising markets on the horizon.
In the race between Apple and Samsung for market dominance, it's a tough call to say who has the bigger troubles.
Solid state storage hasn't taken the place of every hard drive. It's a complex question about why, but there are several driving forces.
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How will Argentine Pope Francis stock the papal pantry?
Having just returned from Argentina on a trip with E&J Gallo Winery, I consider myself quite the authority of all things Argentine.
And now I'm curious: What will the new Pope Francis insist on having in the papal pantry?
First off, he'll feel right at home with Italian cooking. Spain and Italy contributed enormously to the settlement of Argentina, and his forebears were Italian.
Will he also insist on an asado, the wood-fired set-up whereby cooks splay (some say butterfly) an animal, such as a lamb or goat, attach it to a sturdy iron frame and grill it over hot coals?
Will beef consumption skyrocket in the Vatican, as beef is the cornerstone of the Argentine diet?
How much dulce de leche will have to be imported? Argentines eat the caramelized condensed canned milk on everything, from morning toast (yes, it's served like jam at breakfast) to elaborate desserts (the simplest: whipped cream with dulce de leche whisked in). They even claim to have invented it. Food historians are dubious.
Will the Pope seriously consider conducting mass with malbec wine, the most important red grape in Argentina?
Will he insist the papal chef learn to make empanadas and sweet churros?
Can we reasonably expect the cardinals to begin partaking of the mate ceremony, passing the gourd, or caaigua, from hand to hand, each thoughtfully sipping the mate infusion?
I'm thinking Pope Francis will need to call on that other Argentine Francis – Francis Mallman – to set the kitchen straight. Come to think of it, Mallman's got an inside track for some wine, too. His restaurant, 1884, one of the most famous in Argentina, is located inside Bodegas Escorihuela Gascon, Mendoza's first winery.
Yeah, it's a Gallo partner, but I was writing about what a great value Gascon wines are long before I went on this trip. I highly recommend them to the Vatican.


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Iris Wildthyme and the Celestial Omnibus, the first book from Obverse, was released in May 2009, and has already sold sufficient copies to guarantee a second book in the series, The Panda Book of Horror.
The Celestial Omnibus is a collection of short stories by some of the biggest names in Doctor Who prose fiction – as well as a few brand new writers – and features the adventures of Ms Iris Wildthyme, transtemporal adventuress, as she travels through time and space in her trusty Routemaster bus, accompanied by her faithful if acerbic companion, Panda. With an introduction by Iris herself, Katy Manning, and an original cover by legendary Doctor Who designer June Hudson, all books from Obverse are available from obversebooks.co.uk or (soon) from outlets in the United States and Australasia.
Obverse Books is the brain child of Stuart Douglas and Paul Magrs, and was set up to offer slightly more adult fiction for Doctor Who fans than the otherwise excellent New Series Adventures from the BBC provides.
The following reviews and reader comments are a superb example of the popularity of Iris Wildthyme and the appreciation of The Celestial Omnibus…
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"[The Celestial Omnibus] shows Iris at her typical best, with brilliant episodes of a charming, maddening and entirely contradictory life" – Shiny Shelf
"The proliferation of references to the 'Magrs-verse' give the whole book the feeling of a celebration, and a damned enjoyable one at that" – Doctor Who Reviews
"'Iris Wildthyme and the Celestial Omnibus' provides a much needed adult spin on Doctor Who at a time when the official fiction seems to be targeted exclusively at children. " – Dr Who Reviews
"Iris Wildthyme and the Celestial Omnibus is a joyous technicolour party of a book that'll bring plenty of sunshine, and not a little gin, into your life." – Jon Arnold, Shooty Dog Thing 10
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"I finished [the Celestial Omnibus] last night and I've gotta say it's one of my favourite pieces of "Who" media I've ever read." – Reginald (Gallifrey Base, 22.06.09)
"I'm sorry to have finished it. It really is a superb collection…and the cover art is marvellous! I hope June Hudson can return for the Panda Book of Horror…" – Darren (Gallifrey Base, 24.06.09)
"I'm in the middle of reading it at the moment. I've just finished Iris Wildthye y Senor Cientocinco contra los Monstruous del Fiesta, and I thought it was bloody marvellous! Paul Magrs Torchwood parody is very clever (I laughed aloud at the "Time Ring Thing") and I love all the others." – Doris Wildthyme (Outpost Who, 10.06.09)
"Love the book. All four of my housemates have shown an interest in it based on the cover alone!" – Steffan Alun (Jade Pagoda Mailing List, 08.06.09)
"I have to say this really is a first rate anthology. There is plenty of variety and no fillers. It's not all fun and romps, there are some genuinely touching moments. I always love short story anthologies and I hope I won't offend anyone by saying I always loved the Short Trips collections but there would always be at least a couple of tales in those that didn't work for me but there was none of that in this anthology. The cover art looks wonderful and lead to quite a few queries from my non-Whovian workmates, some of whom have asked to borrow it after I've finished based purely on the cover and my description." – Ned Netherwood (Gallifrey Base, 08.07.09)
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Dr. Scott's Quack Electric Devices
Dr. Scott, an Englishman, was the most prolific advertiser and maker of "electric hair brushes" and related quackery in America, in the 1880's. He received his first U.S. patent for a brush handle in 1872, and introduced his line of "electric brushes" in 1880. The Scott brushes and other devices all contain slightly magnetized iron rods in their handles, thus, the curative power could only have been provided by magnetism. However, Scott apparently preferred using the term "electric" in all of his advertising. Although, hair growth and relief from headaches are the two obvious claims that would come to mind for the possible use of an electric hair brush, Scott went on to make many wild claims for the curative power of his electric brushes. The conditions his brushes could cure included constipation, malarial lameness, rheumatism, diseases of the blood, and paralysis. While such claims seem outlandish to most people (and would have in 1880), each disease added to the advertising claims opened up a wider potential market for his brushes. Most of the (financially) successful quacks advertised devices that were claimed to cure almost every ailment, or, at least, the most common ones. Perhaps more outlandish than the medical claims for Scott's brushes is this warning printed on the hair brush box "
In no case should more than one person use the brush. If always used by the same person it retains its full curative power.
Families sharing the brush, of course, wasn't in Scott's best interest - better to have two brushes in every home. Perhaps some of the dissatisfied users, for whom brushing their hair didn't cure their constipation, blamed their spouse for sucking up the power of their personal electric brush. In addition to his popular hair and flesh brushes, Scott marketed electric plasters, insoles, rheumatic rings, shoulder braces, throat protectors, nerve and lung invigorators, body belts, wristlets, sciatic appliances, anklets, leg appliances, office caps, and other special appliances made to order. He also offered electric curry combs for horses. His brochure states, "
There need not be a sick person in America (save from accidents), if our appliances become a part of the wardrobe of every lady and gentleman, as also of infants and children.
By the 1890's, the public's affinity for magnetic brushes appears to have waned, being replaced by Dr. Hercules Sanche's gas pipe devices.
Dr. George A. Scott's U.S. Patents
None of Scott's patents directly addressed the curative power of his brushes and other gadgets. In his March 1,1881 patent, he claimed a brush with embedded magnet. While the patent claim did not mention the medical purpose of the brush, he did mention this in the third paragraph of the patent specification "
The object of the invention is to secure within the interior of the brush one or more natural or artificial magnets, which, according to the belief of many persons, founded upon a theory of magneto-therapeutics which has become widely prevalent, have the effect of rendering brushes to which they are applied advantageous in use for relieving headache, preventing baldness, and other similar purposes.
His first two patents, granted in 1872, were actually for something useful - a molded brush handle, with the holes for attaching bristles and the decoration both molded in one step. Several other patents granted to Scott were for the elaborate designs on the backs of his brushes. His design patents may have served to prevent others from making exact copies of his widely advertised brushes. They also served the purpose of allowing the term "patented" to appear in his ads, thus suggesting that the U.S. Patent Office had approved his devices on their medical merit. Scott's last patent, in 1889, for his improvements in his electric corsets, again alludes to the magnetic curative power in the third paragraph of the specification and mentions inducing galvanic action by use of dissimilar metal bands in the 2nd claim of the patent. He may have been making a last ditch effort to switch from magnetised gadgets to galvanic gadgets, however, other companies producing galvanic belts, insoles and other devices may have had too much of a lead on him. His advertising seems to have faded away by the end of the 1880's.
Photos of several Scott devices
Scott's electric hair brush
Scott's electric flesh brush
Scott's electric pad? rubber?
Scott's electric curler
Scott's electric curler & button hook
closeup of above
the compass used to test Scott's devices
1880's advertising for Scott devices
1884 Harper's Weekly- electric tooth brush
1882 Harper's Weekly - Scott's electric hair brush
1882 Harper's Weekly - Scott's electric flesh brush
1883 Harper's Weekly - Scott's electric corset
Scott's electric plaster and insoles
Scott brochure - electric toothbrush
St Louis Drug Market Reporter- electric hair brush (trade ad)
U.S. Patents granted to George A. Scott
Dec 3, 1872 - Improvement in tooth, nail and other brushes
Dec 3, 1872 - similar to above
March 1, 1881 - molded brush with embedded magnet
Feb 28, 1882 - designs on the back of the hair and flesh brushes
Dec 4, 1888 - electric curling comb
April 2, 1889 - electric curling comb and button hook
Sept 10, 1889 - electric corset
Directions for using Dr. Scott's Electric Flesh Brush
Dr. Scott items for sale in the
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The closing moments of the 2006 Heineken Cup Final between Munster and Biarritz a passionate Michael Corcoran describes Munster becoming the champions of Europe.
The closing moments of the 2006 Heineken Cup Final between Munster and Biarritz a passionate Michael Corcoran describes Munster becoming the champions of Europe.
With the clock running down Michael Corcoran a pround Munster man says, "15 seconds. It will be the longest 15 seconds of the 43 years I spent on this earth." Adding when the game is over and Munster champions, "When you dream for a while, sometimes they come true."
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He kinda looks like James Brown, but without that shake your booty fervor. Ole Al is a buffoon. Still, Al + Outrage go together like a hand & glove, can't think of one without the other!
No JeffSo Pete, if I understand you people either agree with you or they are delusional -- drugged by the magic flute of the pied piper. Does that mean we need to be "cured" by the undrugged few whether we wish it or not? Is there no room for reasoned people to disagree?
I don't think many people think like me. I have actually been training my mind to think a certain way. This way I cannot be broke
I actually accept alot of different opinions and actually I hate to admit it but I think about alot of the stuff you say.I even accept yours and your right to live your way and think like you think. I think what you say is well thought out from your perspective. But I'll be dammed if someone tries to take my liberties away for their cause.
The constitution affords us the same rights and we can choose how to apply them in our lives. . BUT I approach things from a conservative/liberaterian/bible bending sort of way.
The reason though you see,,,that you have great admiration for our current government is that you are socialist minded and think things from that perspective. I tend to be a traditionalist and think anything less than up holding every jot and title of the constitution is mutany and treason. And by golly I'm allowed to think that and I'm right
I have no idea how liberals can't see what is taking place right before their eyes Actually I can. When I say Liberals I am speaking in general not all incusive. So you shouldn't take anything personal unless the shoe fits.
In some ways we need to turn to Iran to see how to solve some of our problems. It may be old school but its proven to work. They don't mess around and we shouldn't either.
Your planetary government is soon to arrive. And the'll remove my tongue and take my ammo and I'm sure their is a perfectly rational liberal explanation for that since the constitution will no longer exist except only in the hearts and minds of those that love it. And we will all be labeled insane. Remeber what was up is now down and what was east is now west.
Of course this is only my opinion. Which we all know is way outdated
I garrentee you Jeff that most US citizens sit and drool as they stare off into oblivian. Nothing else explains Obama's popularity
Now about this Nancy Pelosi controversy. First I would like to point out that what she said about the CIA as far as I can see is not illegal
Secondly it seems that some of the loudest voices that are critical of her comments actually have in the past said the same things but just in different words.
Pete Hoekstra in 2001 commenting on 2001 shooting of a plane carrying a American missonary in Peru
Or last year commenting on Negotiations with North Korea"This issue goes to the heart of the American people's ability to trust the CIA," the Michigan lawmaker said Thursday. "Americans deserve to know that agencies given the power to operate on their behalf aren't abusing that power or their trust."
Then we have this from House Minority Leader Boehner while talking about The CIA's report in the National Intelligence report on Iran"We regret to say the administration has deliberately attempted to sideline Congress in the fear that providing us with information about the North Korean regime's continuing lies and reckless behavior would undermine the current diplomatic approach."
The CIA and Congress have had a long history of disagreements on how the agency should be run. Congress by law has oversight responsibility of the CIA and when they feel that things are not as they are being told they should question the veracity of those statements. This holier than thou belief that the CIA is above reproach is just plain nonsense."Either I don't have confidence in what they told me several months ago or I don't have confidence in what they're telling me today."
I don't think anyone here was saying the CIA is above reproach or that no one in Congress has ever questioned Agency actions. This is a he said, she said type deal where she said the CIA was lying instead of coming up with some other equally lame but less offensive excuse.
And c'mon Cotts, I know you're a liberal but this woman is a moron who thinks she's a demi god beyond reproach. She's equally if not more narcissistic than Obomo.
Julie what I have seen is this self righteous indignation from people on the right that the CIA should not be questioned as though these people are saints. It has been framed such that we should trust the CIA more than Pelosi. I am not a big fan of hers and her story has alot of holes in it, and maybe we should believe the CIA in this case,I don't have the answer to that.What I am saying though is because Congress has oversight authority they should question what the CIA tells them and if they feel they were misled they should say that also without being attacked by their political enemy's for strictly political purposes.
Thats right.Because they have no honor or integrity
Honor and integrety are no longer nurtured in our society. Getting as much as you can without regards for other people is the mentality of today. And who can we prey on next.
Its funny when you think about it. All my life I would listen to different people talk about global this and global that and thought they were conspiritcy nuts. Now most of my life later,,,,what they talked about is coming to pass. my father and grandmother saw it comming 90 years ago.
The arrival of the federal researve bank,,Fed income tax, the stock market crash,,social security.
These were the begginings of a global plan made manifest.
And its taken less than a hundred years to bring down a great nation from a sickness from within our own borders. The sickness is called greed and an absence of integrety for an antidote.
I believe we are in the forth stage of this disease.
People have ,,piece by piece,,subtilty by subtilty sold this once great nation down the drain.
I don't need alot of fancy computer skills to click on links to figure this out
Most of what you'll see is deception anyway.
my father and grandmother saw it comming 90 years ago.
Daniel saw this "coming" when he penned under divine inspiration his self titled book in, as most conservative/traditional scholars believe, the years 605 to 562 BC.
Further, the Apostle John, while exiled on the island of Patmos, detailed with startling vividness these very times we are living in now. The problem is that we now live in an era where relativism has in effect crippled logic thereby destroying any sense of meaningful debate between evolutionary minded people and creation-by-God minded people. There remains no common ground where reason can work. Only a renewing of minds will result in intelligble communication as there can be no reconciliation of the two differing world views. Once logic is lost retreat in to absurdety is all that remains...
The hope of nations is our Lord Jesus Christ.
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth (Gen 1:1 NKJV)... 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made. 4 In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. (John 1:1-4NKJV)
No evolution, no monkey ancestors, no big bang!
So, Democrats think it is OK for the speaker to lie twice to the American people? Then again, integrity is a foreign concept in DC.
If she doesn't get canned, it may be a good thing. Thats because the Dems might actually replace her with someone intelligent and effective.
""President Trump was a chaos candidate and apparently intends to be a chaos president. Stability, it would seem, is out the window. The White House will lie without hesitation when it serves its perceived interest." The American Conservative
What interest would it serve the DEMOCRAT leader of the CIA to come out against Pelosi? You realize that he is a democrat through and through and even he can see that Pelosi is lying.


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As I said in the game thread, my guess would be Fall 2007; it'd be incredibly appropriate for the source material (the story starts in the weeks leading up to Winter break, and ends in the Spring), and the timing of the announcement would be just about right (D.C.S.S. was also announced 5-6 months prior to airing). We'll see, though... Winter (January) 2008 could also work.
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And the above poster is one of the many Nanaka fanboys that will swarn the thread in any way possible...not that it is a bad thing.
As for myself, a D.C. II anime would have to AT LEAST satisfy the people who hated the way D.C.S.S. goes, since the ending is canonical in terms of D.C. II (and any other way we could not have D.C. II without a logical explaination). |
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Oh flying SHIT no, for the love of god not again! The First season was alright but the second season was just EVIL they build you up to a Kotori x (whoever the male lead is) at the first episode and it just goes more and more downhill, the ending is a freaking insult compared to how the series started out, why couldn't Nemu have justed died or never came back or something >.<
Honestly I doubt I can even bring myself to watch this, season 2 just killed 90% interest I had in love/comedy animes >.< |
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In general (not directed at anyone in particular), since this is going to come up endlessly for the next year, my comment would be that people should just let it rest already. D.C.S.S. did what it did for a storytelling reason (the fact that Junichi couldn't end up with Kotori or Aisia was the whole point all along), but it's all over now. D.C. II is a totally different story, with a different theme, different characters (for the most part), and a very different plot progression. It won't and can't be like D.C.S.S. Nanaka is not much like Kotori, nor are Otome or Yume copies of Nemu. I just think it's sort of pointless to dredge up that bitterness now, since it has pretty much nothing to do with D.C. II (or other romantic dramas for that matter). |
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Wow. Re-reading my post earlier it sounds really quite arsey. I didn't mean to offend (and it doesn't seem like you did get offended). I guess I should just step back before I put my foot in my mouth again. |
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Either way, Sakurai Yoshiyuki is gonna have a bit of trouble keeping up with the 6-8 girls around him. |
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I'm willing to give this a try, regardless of the path chosen - if Otome is indeed the main love interest, it would be interesting to see her make the transition from onee-san to lover - it's not something we see very often. These battles usually seem to go to the younger sister types.
I'm especially interested in seeing how the sakura tree has evolved over the years - keeping my fingers crossed. Last edited by DanielSong39; 2007-05-10 at 02:21. |
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One thing i can't understand is - why people keep crying over the DCSS? It was perfectly fine the way it was. And you probably won't find a bigger Nemu hater than me around What was it that made it so bad? That he didn't end up with Kotori? As much as i like Kotori, she never had a chance in the first place, even in 1st season. Only other girl who had a realistic shot at his heart was Sakura.
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Very very little spoilers; no more than you'd find on the box or official website before the game was released. Anything at all spoilerish is in a seperate link and marked (including the link to Wikipedia, which I consider spoilerish ).
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Lot 5: 'The Car' working model of a high tension magneto
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RF Direct presents a match featuring Cindy Rogers versus Alere Little Feather versus Psycho.
At the beginning of this three-way dance Alere and Cindy decide that they don't like the odds when they see their massive opponent, Psycho, make her way to the ring. They decide to team up in an effort to take down Psycho... But what will happen when their mutual enemy is down?


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LOS ANGELES — A 2-billion-year-old rock that broke from Mars and landed in the Sahara desert is quite different from other Martian meteorites, scientists reported Thursday.
Not only is it older than most, it also contains more water, a yearlong analysis found. The baseball-size meteorite is strikingly similar to the volcanic rocks examined by the NASA rovers Spirit and Opportunity on the Martian surface.
"Here we have a piece of Mars that I can hold in my hands. That's really exciting," said Carl Agee, director of the Institute of Meteoritics and curator at the University of New Mexico who led the study published online in the journal Science.
Most space rocks that fall to Earth as meteorites come from the asteroid belt, but a number can be traced to the moon and Mars.
Scientists believe an asteroid or some other large object struck Mars, dislodging rocks and sending them into space. Occasionally, some plummet through Earth's atmosphere.
Short of sending a spacecraft or astronaut to the red planet to haul back rocks, Martian meteorites are the next best thing for scientists seeking to better understand how Earth's neighbor transformed from a tropical environment to a frigid desert.
About 65 Martian rocks have been recovered on Earth, mostly in Antarctica or the Sahara. The oldest dates back 4.5 billion years to a time when Mars was warmer and wetter. About half a dozen Martian meteorites are 1.3 billion years old and the rest are 600 million years or younger.
The latest meteorite, known as NWA 7034, was donated to the University of New Mexico by an American who bought it from a Moroccan meteorite dealer last year.
Researchers performed a battery of tests on the meteorite and based on its chemical signature confirmed that it was blasted to Earth from Mars. At 2.1 billion years old, it's the second-oldest known Martian meteorite.
There's also evidence that it was altered by water. Though the amount released from the meteorite during testing at high temperatures was small – 6,000 parts per million – it was still much more than other Martian meteorites.
The findings add further evidence that there were pockets of water near the surface during a time when the planet was mostly dry and dusty.
More tests are under way to determine how long the rock floated in space and how long it had been sitting in the Sahara.
University of Alberta meteorite expert Chris Herd said the find was welcome since most Martian rocks that rain on Earth tend to be younger. And the latest find does not appear to be too contaminated, he said.
"It's fairly fresh. It hasn't been subjected to a whole lot of weathering," said Herd, who had no role in the research.


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Haeger started out as the Haeger Brick and Tile Company in 1871. The company made bricks to help rebuild Chicago after the Great Fire. In 1900 the name was changed to Haeger Potteries. Haeger is still in business today, producing their ever lovely pottery. The production year of this pink lamb is unknown, but still attached is the gold and black rectangular label which reads, "Copyrighted the Haeger Potteries, Inc. Macomb, Ill." While the piece was intended as a planter, it would make a great decorative container for a baby girl's room.
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Aimee S. McMaster 9/29/2006 4:29:21 AM
....wonderful portraiture of these adorable sheep Cindy... Aimee #531157Agnes Fegan 9/29/2006 4:43:19 AM
Very cute shot and title...I like the color tones! #3384313Janine Russell 9/29/2006 8:00:19 PM
Cindy, very nice tones, detail and textures. #3388565Kay E. Mahoney 10/26/2006 3:15:10 PM
Congratulations on your finalist. Love the effect. Good luck in the next round. #3502553Cindy Hamilton 10/26/2006 6:07:39 PM
Thanks Agnes, Aimee, Janine and Kay. These two were posing during spring break in March, and I just revisited them in Photoshop at the end of September. Their curly wool was extraordinary. I hope that their wool is part of somebody's sweater, and that they weren't converted to lambchops. I guess they are too old to worry about that. #3504007Judy Williams 10/26/2006 7:39:22 PM
What a wondeful image. Congratulations. I love the detail and the juxtaposition between the two sheep. Baaaaaheutiful!! #3504995Deborah C. Lewinson 10/26/2006 7:55:53 PM
Congrats on this wonderful finalist, Cindy!Janine Russell 10/26/2006 9:28:21 PM
Cindy, congratulations on your finalist. #3505901Donna LaMattino Pagakis 10/26/2006 10:35:23 PM
Awesome work, very nice tones Cindy!!Congratulations!! #3506154John Richlin 10/28/2006 5:10:32 PM
Cindy, I was just scrolling through September's finalists and saw this one. Good going! Congratulations on a super image.Cindy Hamilton 10/28/2006 5:53:07 PM
Thank you everyone for your great comments. These girls were really funny to look at, and they really stared me down. Can you imagine having such curls? Judy, Janine and Donna, thank you sooooo much. John and Debby, I really appreciate your support, coming from you and your collective talent. This one year class has been a fun ride. xxxCindy #3515611RC Fritz 11/4/2006 5:45:35 PM
Another great image. Congratulations Cindy, on this beautiful finalist! Your gallery is very impressive. Is full of wonderful images. #3546440RC Fritz 12/29/2006 6:24:41 AM
I love this! The title is perfect. I love the tones and the composition. Congrats on your well deserved finalist! #3750244Cindy Hamilton 12/29/2006 6:27:16 AM
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Have had this problem for 2 yrs, mostly just don't bother, but would be nice on trips to have the cc work. The odd thing is, it works occasionally for 4-10 miles or so, then cuts out by itself. But mostly, it will not work at all.
I have had the cruise control electronic unit replaced, which did not help. I've been leery of throwing more good money after bad. Suggestions?
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Some artists are authentic masters of human emotion. They are able to tug at the heart, weaken the knees, and bring out the tears of even the most emotionally impassive individuals. Katsuhiko Maeda is one of the most accurate contemporary examples of a musician who excels in this craft. With a fanbase that stretches from his native Japan to the United States, his primary project, World's End Girlfriend, has pleased the masses for seven years with its incorporation of orchestral post-rock and experimental electronica. Nearly a household name in Japan with his multi-instrumental prowess, Maeda is hardly the embodiment of a conventional songwriter. His incorporation of classical music, avant-garde production, and tumultuously layered samples is hardly the norm for an internationally reputable musician. Whether or not his cultish fan following is most impressed by his instrumental grasp or immaculate songwriting ability, there is one aspect of World's End Girlfriend that remains quite certain. As his sixth studio release, Hurtbreak Wonderland continues to prove, there is no other conscientious artist in activity that crafts music in the same distinctive style as World's End Girlfriend.
Barring a few vigorous transitions in the demeanor of song production, Maeda's stylistic flow has remained nearly the same throughout his career. Including his recent collaboration with Japanese post-rock veterans Mono, Maeda's past five releases have been a vigorous display of his trademark tendency to present songs in a cloud of unpredictability and ceaseless turbulence. Always keeping the listener on edge, Maeda has proven that, at any moment, he can transform of an instrumentally tranquil setting into a scene of abrupt chaos—an aspect comparable to the ageless Scott Walker's past two albums. Maeda's typical instrumentation bursts with pianos, strings, upright bass, and most orchestral instruments imaginable, occasionally laced with sound effects in the feverish vein of a door quickly closing shut, the scream of a child, or the laughter of a deranged madman. However, when Maeda shines brightly in his occasional spots of instrumented placidity, he echoes the more classic works of Ryuichi Sakamoto, yet another famed Japanese musician.
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Maeda has drawn notability for his ability to compose songs that, while vast in length, are comprised of enough diverse instrumentation and distinction to keep the listener in a state of interest. With this in mind, it comes as no surprise that half of the songs on Hurtbreak Wonderland exceed ten minutes in length. What comes as even less of a surprise is how Maeda manages to make each song appear significantly shorter in less through auditory appeal. The captivating "Grass Ark" is the finest example of pure length-based enthrallment on Hurtbreak Wonderland. Maeda introduces the song with a simplistic piano-led melody, shortly supplemented by an array of strings and faint percussion. Typical of Maeda's style, a variety of additional arrangements eventually weaves into the song as it progresses. "Grass Ark" sees much in the transition of instrumental aggression. Maeda conveniently switches back and forth between the bare presentation of a piano and the bustling external display of strings, upright bass, and percussive samples; a method that is used noticeably often throughout Hurtbreak Wonderland.
One quality that will be apparent to attentive fans of Maeda's previous works is the lack of vocal samples present on Hurtbreak Wonderland. His 2005 release, the exceptional The Lie Lay Land, was largely dependent on the utilization of audio samples, mainly extracted from the likes of obscure horror films and offbeat documentaries. Apart from the maniacal laughter and screams found within the brilliantly chilling "Dance for Borderline Miscanthus", Hurtbreak Wonderland is largely an instrumental record. Though Maeda still blends in the use of samples, like the creaking of a door in "Bless Yourself Bleed" or the sound of rainfall in "River Was Filled With Stories", the use is much more subtle and less involved than in previous releases in the form of The Lie Lay Land.
Another characteristic of Maeda's work that continues to impress is his ability to produce songs that render a variety of moods and emotions. The absolutely beautiful "Birthday Resistance" uses the romantic tone of a saxophone and the lush allure of strings to create a visionary atmosphere that appears intent on bringing out sentiments of joviality and optimism. The riveting "Dance for Borderline Miscanthus" generates the exact opposite in effect. Built upon a brooding composition of low-tuned strings, the first three minutes act merely as the product of bottled up chaos. The song eventually transforms into an all-out stampede of emotions as the sounds of a child's torturous scream and can be heard over the frenetically indeterminable layers of sound. If you are able to listen to "Dance for Borderline Miscanthus" in a room that is entirely dark for its entire duration without flinching, your nerves are certainly stronger than mine. This is one of the most evident reasons why "Dance for Borderline Miscanthus" represents Maeda's ingenuity in its most coherent form. There are few artists who can make a human being as overjoyed, ardent, or terrified as Katsuhiko Maeda through the sheer art of music.
lacks in versatile production when compared to The Lie Lay Land is compensated for by in its expressive ability to inspire the display of natural emotion, whether it is despondent or upbeat. As Maeda continues to grow as a songwriter his works become more emotionally drawn and instrumentally complex. His abandonment of vast samples is merely an example of his newly bolstered confidence for his own musical ability, one that continues to grow in both stature and quality through successive release.
Tibet House's 30th Anniversary Benefit Concert Celebrated Philip Glass' 80th
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"Philip Glass, the artistic director of the Tibet House benefits, celebrated his 80th birthday at this year's annual benefit with performances from Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, Brittany Howard, Sufjan Stevens and more.
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text: A cinematic puzzle, Alain Resnais' Last Year at Marienbad is a radical exploration of the formal possibilities of film. Beautifully shot in Cinemascope by Sacha Vierny, the movie is a riddle of seduction, a mercurial enigma darting between a present and past which may not even exist, let alone converge. The film stars Giorgio Albertazzi as an unnamed sophisticate attempting to convince a similarly nameless woman (Delphine Seyrig) that they met and were romantically involved a year ago in the same enormous, baroque European hotel. In the end, it hardly matters -- they're not characters so much as pawns anyway. Hypnotically dreamlike, Last Year at Marienbad is a surrealist parody of Hollywood melodrama, a high-fashion romance with a dark, alien underbelly. According to screenwriter Alain Robbe-Grillet, the movie is a pure construction, without a frame of reference outside of its own existence -- the lives of its characters begin when the lights go down, and conclude when they come back up. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi


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Irving-based Chuck E. Cheese has a new look, courtesy of the Richards Group. Thoughts?
Hey, everyone! It's Poochie!
The mouse should be holding an iPhone, have earbuds in and ignoring everyone around him.
I believe these have already been seen driving a KIA
I asked my eight-year-old daughter. She's the expert. She said, "I think that one is fine–" (pointing to the older Chuck) "–I don't like that one" (pointing to the newer Chuck). There you have it.
Poochie! He has attitude! He's proactive! He doesn't just get busy, he gets biz-zay! And he recycles!
Seems like it would've been a decent opportunity to ditch the whole, you know, "large rat near the food we're selling" angle altogether.
Why? Are they trying to attract older kids? The new one looks a lot more like something I don't want near my food.
Looks like Topo Gigio
It's scary!
My employer uses the Richards Group and I've said many times over that they have no clue on how to properly market our product. This proves how clueless they are…they went from mouse to rat! How ridiculous was that thought process? They don't understand that their target group is children from 1-5 (maybe up to 7-8) years old. No pre-teen and older would be caught dead in a Chuck E. Cheese unless they unfortunately have toddlers of their own or are forced to go with their family for the toddler sibling. This is more Ratatouille than Chuck E. Cheese. Oh well!
@Neal: always recycle… TO THE EXTREME!
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A few years back it wasn't Arnold Schwarzenegger, but then-presidential hopeful John Edwards, weathering a messy public cheating/love child scandal.
And now Edwards could face criminal charges for payments made to Rielle Hunter — the former campaign videographer with whom he fathered a child — if prosecutors can prove the money was used to cover-up the affair.
Here's the quick version: Since 2009, a federal grand jury in North Carolina has been investigating payments made to Edwards' campaign by Rachel "Bunny" Mellon. Prosecutors believe the money — $700,000 — was used to keep Hunter quiet about her affair with Edwards. Which would violate federal campaign finance laws.
Edwards, according to CNN, doesn't want to plead guilty to a felony because he would lose his law license. Which would prohibit him from starting a public interest law firm. He's also, according to one source, "terrified of going to jail."
Edwards may be able to avoid jail time with a plea deal, though he would likely still lose his law license. Edwards' wife, Elizabeth, died in December 2010 after a long struggle with cancer.


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Here is the Bruno Mars on Jimmy Kimmel Live video from Fri. Jan. 11, 2013. Watch the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter's performance of 'Treasure' from his second consecutive appearance on the program, in support of his recently released sophomore studio album 'Unorthodox Jukebox.' The replay video is below after the jump.
See video, posted above. As noted, Bruno Mars became one of few music artists to make more than one appearance on the popular ABC late night talk show in the same week. As such he joins the likes of Eminem and others. 'Treasure' is taken from his aforementioned new album, 'Unorthodox Jukebox.' Released in early December 2012, the album's lead single, 'Locked Out of Heaven,' has gone on to become an international smash hit. In the U.S. it has been No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for several consecutive weeks.
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text: PSU writes: "Remember the Game Genie? Well Hyperkin is releasing Game Genie: Save Editor for PlayStation 3 to help unlock cheats that will assist bad/lazy gamers blow through levels and whole games. The product works by modifying save data with cheat codes that unlock a variety of possibilities. Hyperkin plans to debut the Game Genie: Save Editor for PS3 at E3 next week."


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getting white horses super white! Does anyone have any good ways to get white horses super super white. Like their tails and socks mostly. I use the purple shampoo already so I'm just looking for some other ways that people use to get them clean. :-) Somebody said that to get their pony's tail white after it's been stained yellow they use some sort of old lady hair whitening and leave it overnight. I can't find anything like that at the stores. Has anyone else heard of this?? |
Is your shampoo called Glo-White? That's what I use, it's super good for white horses. :) |
for the socks, I'm sorry I can't remember what the site was that I found it on, but there is a chalk that is made that you just wipe on the socks and it makes them white. I don't know how well it works, but i would assume it would do a pretty good job. |
Do you use Quick Silver? It is a purple shampoo that works realy well, but it will turn your hands purple =) |
I use some cheap Old Ladies shampoo for their white hair heehee(its purple) from Walgreens. It worked VERY well for me. But its a shampoo so you can leave it in for a few minutes (2-3) but then you have to rinse it out or you will have a purple horse and a horse with irritated skin. Also, I've heard that you can use baby powder on socks and stuff before. I know Im misssing something... I cant think of it right now... :P |
Well...I'm a cheater when it comes to this haha. I use the quic silver, but after that, or right before I go in the show ring, I put baby powder on his sock. It gets it really white! |
Petsbuy.com : Dogs : CHALK GROOMING POWDER : COASTAL SAFARI CHALK FRENCH WHITE This is made for dogs but it works great on horses. You rub it into their socks or whatever you want whitened and it does an awesome job. It'll also stay put a lot longer than baby powder, and is easier to apply. |
You can use Roux Fanciful Rinse in White Mink or Silver Lining. This is a temporary rinse that you put on womens gray hair before you set it. Get it at Sally's beauty supply. I done it all when I had my white mare yrs ago. She rode like a cadillac but was a pain to keep clean. Soon as I washed her she wanted to roll. Found out my black gelding showed dirt too. |
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… which in 'Spill land means of course that it's Wednesday and time for another EOTW quiz. I've been planning one of these for a while now so I hope it's up to 'Spill standard. Unfortunately my planned greatest personal sporting achievement question was shamelessly nicked by gordonimmel last week (I was a bit suspicious when that photographer started snapping away as I was leaving Toffee Hall last Tuesday evening and I realise now that my draft list of questions was partially visible through the transparent folder) – anyway I've had to do a bit of serious thinking but I think I've got some that you'll enjoy.
1. Back in about 1987 or '88 I lent a Gray Nichols cricket bat to a friend of a friend and have seen hide nor hair of it since (not that it had either). It wasn't a particularly expensive item and I don't think I got into double figures with it more than once, but I liked it and I've often thought that if I still had it, I'd probably be a top international cricketer by now. So, the first question is: What special item have you lent to someone and never got back?
2. Last week I went on a school trip to the British Museum and found myself face-to-face with the Rosetta Stone. I've know about it for years, and I've been interested in its significance and I've probably seen it many times before, but there was something about seeing it close up, in real life, as it were, that just blew me away. Question two is: What historically significant artefact has done the same for you? What is your personal Rosetta Stone?
3. I'll come clean – I'm a bird watcher. I enjoy looking at small feathery things in my garden and, on occasion, I have been known to leave the confines of my own green space and venture forth into fields and farmland, binoculars and field book in hand. And I have to admit that I'm slightly embarrassed about it. It's not cool – it's certainly not rock'n'roll, never mind, punk, heavy metal or free jazz. But I bet you've all got some dark secret that you're dying to get off your chest (no, tincanman, not that dark). So question three is: What's your slightly embarrassing hobby?
4. There's been a lot of discussion over on the Mother Ship this week about books – science fiction in particular – and it's made me want to revisit some of those books that I read in the early/mid-70s. I know some people feel that once they've read a book, that's it – they can't or don't want ever to go back. But not me – there's nothing I like more than re-reading old familiar books (well, perhaps one or two things) and there's one book in particular that I keep coming back to: and that book is Ridley Walker by Russell Hoban. It's at the top of my desert island book list and if I was anal enough to have such a thing [What's that behind your back? Ed.] it would also be top of my most read books list. Question four is therefore: Which book have you read the most – and why should the rest of us read it?
5. About twenty years ago, I was driving back to Watford from Edinburgh with my dad, and we'd reached somewhere around junction 15 on the M1. Or rather he was driving and I was sitting in the passenger seat, making idle conversation. I asked him a question (no idea what) and he didn't answer immediately – assuming that he was pondering (it was, naturally, a deep and perceptive question, of that I'm sure) I waited patiently for his answer. Only to find out that he wasn't pondering – he was sleeping. Doing about eighty miles per hour in the fast lane – or rather the fast asleep lane. Deciding not to opt for the gentle tap on the shoulder, I instead went for the banshee-like wail – which probably saved us. Anyway, we both lived to tell the tale but it was one harrowing moment and that's for sure! The final question (which in a way, I suppose that very nearly was) is this: What's the closest you've ever come to meeting your maker?
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