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Cheese & Bacon Breakfast Muffins
This one was given to me by a girlfriend and it was yummy (we had regular size). Still have to make it myself. I have included cooking the bacon in the...
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Every year it is my BF's and my job to bring the green bean casserole to the Thanksgiving dinner. The recipe started with us just adding bacon (because...
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Ever since I made my announcement about publishing an enhanced e-book featuring soaps' greatest moments (keep those suggestions coming to firstname.lastname@example.com - I've loved the ones I've gotten so far!), people have been asking me to name my greatest moment.
Not easy.
However, it is a fair challenge.
And since the theme of my book is: What scene would you put in a time-capsule to demonstrate soaps at the very top of their game, I am going to have to go with....
General Hospital 1994, and Felicia telling little Maxie that the heart that saved her life came from Maxie's cousin, BJ:
Watch it with tissues handy. Many, many tissues.
4 comments:
- jocoaction said...
Yeah, I'm bawling right now. That little girl who played Maxie was amazing; is she still in soaps?
- Alina Adams said...
When I talked to Claire Labine about this story in 1994 for "Pure Soap" and mentioned Robyn Richards (Maxie) amazing performance, Claire, "She walked into that oxygen tent and inhaled acting."
I don't think Robyn is still working, though.... - 9:54 AM
- Derek said...
Some additional favorite moments from my previous post.
This link is the correct one when Vicki Bellman from Texas stands up to her then self-centered daughter Reena
Fast forwarding two years, here are two marvellous scenes showing the very believable reconciliation which occurred between the two characters:
Here's another favorite Ada and Rachel moment from Another World. In a very natural scene, Rachel interrupts her mother who is mopping the floor while listening to the radio
Lastly, here is a priceless scene between Beverlee McKinsey's Iris and her beloved "Daddy" Mac following the funeral of their friend Therese Lamont. Mac scolds Iris for her treatment of Clarice. - 7:51 PM
- Derek said...
oops - here is the mckinsey / watson link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eaqpmCxJKk - 7:52 PM


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Beyerdynamic T1 balanced 4 pin XLR / also RSA SR-71B with Whiplash Audio adapter
Will Ship To: Canada/US
**Beyerdynamic T1s SOLD - I'll revise and move the ad to the amplification section when time permits**
Looking to downgrade as funds are needed elsewhere so I'm selling my balanced rig.
First are the Beyerdynamic T1's. I am the third owner of these and they sound great. Not sure of the number of hours on them. I didn't use them all that much as I don't have a lot of time for dedicated listening.
I don't think the T1s get the attention they deserve. I have compared them directly to the HD800s and there is a naturalness to some areas that the HD can't match. Some instruments just sound more real on the T1s than any headphone I've tried.
There are a few cosmetic blemishes and thus the $old price tag. The previous owner did not disclose that he had bent the armatures to lessen the clamping force and it caused a little crinkling in the powder coating around the T1 cut out. It is not weakened at all, just a crinkled coating. pictures exaggerate how visible it is as I didn't even notice for the first couple weeks.
There is a small ding in the mesh on one side. I did that some how and can only imagine that it was when I took them on a road trip and I placed them on something with an edge like a piece of wood or something. Nothing with any force and definitely not dropped or anything like that.
And finally, the left armature is a little looser than the right. The cup won't drop under it's own weight but it is a little looser than the other side.
Serial no. 50xx
I bought these back in October and tried a few amps until I got the Whiplash audio adapter so I could run these balanced and it was a shot of adrenaline. Coupled with the SR-71B this is a very nice set-up and one I preferred even to the Violectric V181 with Ipod and CLAS as source.
The SR-71B comes with the silver knob and faceplate and with the black body looks really smart.
Small blemish on one side shown.
Asking $450 for the amp and $75 for the adapter. ($500 together)
Total would be $1225, but willing to go $1150 including shipping and pp fees if bought as a package.
Pictures tell most of the story.
PS... The only trade I would consider would be some RS-1s (or the RS-1i) + $
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Hobbled by an erratic structure more attuned to the smallscreen than theatrical viewing, director-producer Megan Smith-Harris' "Trial by Fire: Lives Re-forged" weaves together seven stories of burn victim survivors. Unfortunately, each tale is conveyed in episodic fragments, jumping from one to the other and denying any of them their full dramatic and emotional power. The docu's upbeat finale, detailing survivors' ability to overcome, is almost relentlessly cheery, but will help sales to tube outlets.
Iraq war vet J.R. Martinez, burned in a land-mine attack, transforms himself into a charismatic motivational speaker whose address at an international conference of burn victims is possibly the pic's highlight. Young teen Connor McKemey, burned over 90% of his body in a backyard accident, astonishes doctors and nurses with his survival, while two other teen girls — student Calais Weber and race-car driver Harli White — provide the doc with emotional highs, marked with grisly photos of their severe condition. Stories such as those of firefighter Duane Wright, Houston mom Justina Page or former oil refinery worker John Capanna would have been better served had they been conveyed as discrete pieces, or short films of their own.Trial by Fire: Lives Re-forged
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Pay attention to the "truth" of each of these
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hmm, last version of aim i was using, i did not see any logging capabilities. i was either not looking hard enough, or it is a newer feature added recently =)
\"Computer games don\'t affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we\'d all be running around in darkened rooms munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music.\" Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc. 1989
I have seen one keylogger that records both sides of the conversation that a friend used, so I know they are out there. Now if I only knew the name of that particular one...
I have seen one keylogger that records both sides of the conversation Yeah, more than likely it was a trialware app or he may have had to pay (erm, if he didn't use a crack) for the app. Most free ones aren't that full featured. They're primarily there just to grab passwords, account info, etc.. --Th13
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Regardless, to sum things up sharonap, these conversations are gone. If you really want to know what your child said, ask him/her. If you trust them, you should already know. If you don't, however, trust the child, take away their computer rights until he/she has matured or until they can be trusted again. Don't install a keylogger on your machine just to see your kids messages, that is just stupid. Just be a mom/dad in the situation.
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http://www.spy-software.com/starr-spy.htm There ya go, Merry xmass. But i'd go with the post right above mine first.
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text: Google's Stopped Selling 16GB Nexus 7 Tablets Because They're Too PopularKyle Wagner7/22/12 12:49pmFiled to: Nexus 7GoogleAndroidTablets129EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Google's Nexus 7 tablet is so popular that sales had to be suspended to try to catch up with demand. Units that were ordered up until last week will be delivered on time. Advertisement The shortage comes because Google was taken totally off guard by how popular the 16GB model would be. It had expected the $200 8GB model to be the big seller. That hasn't happened, though. Instead, the $250 16GB model has been a massive, surprising success.This will probably be a minor setback at worst for Google and the Nexus 7. But hopefully it's also a wakeup call for Google and its competitors that the battle to catch the iPad isn't just a race to the bottom. [Guardian via Techmeme] Reply129 repliesLeave a reply


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Elaine Plybon, Sociology MA student was named by the National School Boards Association (NSBA) "20 to Watch" in education technology leaders.Click here to read more.
Amber Blazek
Born and raised in Houston, Texas, I graduated magna cum laude in May of 2011 from Texas State University – San Marcos with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Sociology degree with a minor in mathematics. I currently have an SHSU GPA of 3.66 in the Master's in Sociology program, and I expect to complete my degree in May 2014. I have been an Alpha Kappa Delta member since March 25, 2011. As a product of my undergraduate internship with two professors in the Department of Sociology at Texas State, I also co-authored "Teaching Sexual and Gender Identity in College Courses", which was published in Currents in Teaching and Learning in the Fall of 2011, as well as co-presented the results of "Does the Religion-Social Integration Paradox Apply to Older Asian Americans?" at the Gerontological Society of America's Annual Scientific Meeting in San Diego, CA in November 2012.
I am currently employed as a Telesales Executive at DHL Global Forwarding in Dallas, Texas, but my overall career goal is to become a sociology professor. I currently reside with my partner, cat, and dog. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, writing, going to concerts, people watching at coffee shops, watching sports, and gardening.
Rebekah Callen
I graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in 2009. I went to UMHB to become a counselor and soon figured out that I loved research far more than counseling sessions. I knew I wanted to further my education in research, but took a break from school to get married and have a son. I am excited to be back in school and working on my graduate degree. My research interests include public food safety and the prevention of food borne illnesses, the migration of viruses/diseases from foreign countries and the exploitation of natural resources of foreign countries. I am currently working on a research project to gather current information about factors that may affect the increase of contracting a food borne illness in our local agricultural society. I look forward to building upon my current research and collaborating with others' projects as well. I plan to go on to obtain my doctoral degree and start a career as a professor in sociology and/or perform research for institutions dealing with agricultural and food safety issues.
Jasmine Dotson
I received my BA from SHSU in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology in May 2012. Since the fall of 2010 I have been working as an assistant with the Center for Rural Studies.
I have been involved in several projects over that time period. I facilitated a state-wide fundraising campaign with rural non-profit organization as a part of a Community- Based Planning Process implemented in Crockett, Texas. I designed, organized, and implemented the Community -Youth Development Program (C-YDP) which was piloted in Lee County, Texas in 2012. I am anxious to revise the C-YDP curriculum for 2013 and implement it in new rural places. I continually assist with the composition and editing of the quarterly newsletter: "Rural Conversations."
The reason I am studying sociology is because I am interested in non- profit organizations, rural youth, rural communities, and providing education to individuals and communities regarding the many opportunities and resources available. The Center for Rural Studies has given me many opportunities to be able to do this, for which I am grateful.
I hope that my work through the Center and my time in graduate school will give me experience and further my knowledge about rural communities and the issues they deal with.
Michelle McGuckin
At the start of my undergraduate career I never thought I would consider sociology as a field of study, it wasn't even something I had heard of. However, after taking a five year hiatus from college I came back looking for a new major and a new path in life. I saw sociology in the course catalog and was intrigued by the description so I jumped in feet first without looking back. Through that serendipitous choice I ended up finding a field of study I love. I graduated from SHSU in the summer of 2011 with my B.A. in Sociology and I am now pursuing my Masters.
Candace McKay
I have always had an interest in working with and studying about many different types of populations and the dynamics that drive them. When I was an undergrad I wanted to study Psychology. My father insisted that I major in something related to business, but that was not my calling. Having little choice in the matter I got my bachelors in Corporate Communication, and upon graduation rebelled and moved across the country doing odd jobs. our years later I decided to go for a masters degree in Counseling Education where I eventually became an Academic Advisor for high school and post-secondary students. During that time I took classes in Web Design because I also do art and photography as a hobby. When my husband moved us to Las Vegas, NV for his military career, I was not able to get work as an Advisor; however, I found immediate work as a Web Designer. Still, my passion is working with college students and I have developed a natural curiosity for why society moves in certain directions. Along the way I've gathered many skills, and I've become an excellent writer. Deciding to get a graduate degree in Sociology is a perfect fit for me because I'm gaining a global worldview on what drives cultures to change and evolve. My interests are in several areas including globalization and social change. Currently, I'm a Virtual Teaching Assistant for the Sociology department.
Lauren Mullins
My educational journey began as a student at Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science (TAMS) in Denton, Tx. After my time with TAMS, I continued my studies at the University of North Texas to obtain my BA in Sociology with a minor in Nonprofit Relations in 2011. The past year two years have been spent in San Angelo, Tx working for a local nonprofit as their Financial Manager. My husband and I have recently relocated to the beautiful Boulder, Co for his educational pursuits. My current research interests involve nonprofit relations, family, and environmental studies. After my Masters I hope to obtain my PhD and teach at the university level.
David Pate
When I first started at Blinn College in Bryan, Texas I did not plan on studying Sociology, rather I wanted to study Philosophy. Luckily for me, I decided to take an Intro to Sociology class, and within the first couple of weeks my academic plans were altered. In the summer of 2010 I graduated from Texas A&M with a B.S. in Sociology and a minor in Philosophy. I am excited to be given the chance to continue my studies here at SHSU. Some of my primary areas of interest are classical and modern sociological theory, the study of social inequality, and the emergence of virtual communities through the Internet. In my free time I enjoy listenining to music, playing RPG videogames, and most of all, playing music with my friends.
Kevin Travers
When I first began school I had no clue what I wanted or was going to study, I knew I wasn't going to touch Sociology with a ten foot pole. Yet in the spring of 2011 I graduated with a B.S. in Sociology. I took Principles of Sociology with Dr. Constance in fall of 2008, and Sociology became a passion that I wanted to peruse. As a Master student I hope to broaden my knowledge of the sociological fields. My interests are Medical Sociology and the study of the Diabetic community. Once done with my Masters I hope to pursue my PhD. In my free time I am an avid comic book collector and reader, along with playing videogames and watching movies.
Greg Webb
After graduating from Radford University with a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Media Studies in 1999, I worked within the community college setting for nearly 10 years before switching gears and working in business and industry. My heart has always remained with the community college system, though. I still fondly recall my Sociology courses at a local community college immediately after high school. They were my first real glimpse into other cultures and ways of life and provided invaluable insight into the world. I hope to be able to sow the same seeds of academic excitement and adventure in my students. So, last year I made the decision to pursue a Masters in Sociology through SHSU, in order to pursue those career goals. It was the best decision I've ever made. I'm finding myself passionately involved in the study of sociology, particularly the areas of religion and sexuality/gender, and the point at which those topics intersect. My hope is to complete my Masters and Doctorate and teach Sociology on a community college level. On a personal note, among other things, I'm a pop culture fanatic, a singer, a writer, and a traveler.
Previous Graduate Student Works
- Billy Brocato – August 2012
"Undocumented Day Laborers in Southeast Texas Communities of Huntsville and Houston: An Exploratory Study"
Professional Papers
- Denise Box – May 2013
"America in Transition: Reconstructing Marriage in the Twenty-First Century"
- Usha Brandon – May 2013
"African Americans and Mental Illness: Factors that Influence Help-seeking Behaviors"
- Stephanie Kolajack – May 2013
"The Influences of Religion on the Decision to Seek Divorce: A Look into the Catholic Faith"
- Cassandra M. McKibben – May 2013
"Attitudes Toward Female Sexual Offenders: A Meta-Analysis"
- C.S. Robinson – May 2013
"Participation in Religious Organizations and Community Involvement in Rural Texas"
- Erica Wright – May 2013
"Knowledge, Beliefs and Perceptions About the HPV Vaccine Among SHSU College Women"
- Alexandra Ferguson – December 2012
"The Media's Use of Rape Myths as Exemplified in the Duke Lacrosse Team Rape Scandal"
- Heather Ferragut – December 2012
"Impact of Religion on Family: A Unitarian Universalist Perspective and Case Study of Oak Ridge Unitarian Universalist Church"
- Jené Quinn – December 2012
"The Cocoa Commodity Chain and Its Impact on Developing Nations"
- Alexis Anderson – August 2012
"Marital Rape in the United States: A Story of Progress and Digress"
- Crystal Brown – August 2012
"Experiencing Diabetes in a Rural Environment: Diabetics in Huntsville, Texas"


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Microsoft Relying on Gaming, Cloud to Weather PC Storm
Dina BassMicrosoft Corp. is weathering slumping personal-computer sales by focusing on Xboxes, business software and cloud services, as departing Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer seeks to make the company less dependent on its Windows operating system.
Microsoft reported fiscal first-quarter sales and profit yesterday that topped analysts' average estimates on demand for Office programs and database servers. The company's revenue forecast for the current quarter was also ahead of projections.
The world's largest software maker is undergoing unprecedented changes, conducting its first-ever CEO search and starting an organizational overhaul aimed at bolstering sales by focusing on devices and services. Companies are snapping up products such as Web-based cloud services and the Lync instant messaging and voice software, bolstering sales even as consumers purchase fewer PCs running Windows.
"It's good revenue growth, but the question going forward with these new initiatives is, will they generate the billion-dollar numbers we need to drive the top line number and to say Microsoft is really invigorated," said Daniel Morgan, a fund manager at Synovus Trust Co. in Atlanta, which owns Microsoft shares.
Microsoft, based in Redmond, Washington, rose 6 percent to $35.73 at the close in New York, the biggest increase in two months. The shares fell 3.7 percent last quarter, compared with a 4.7 percent increase in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index.
Corporate Sales
Net income in the period that ended Sept. 30 rose to $5.24 billion, or 62 cents a share, from $4.47 billion, or 53 cents, a year earlier, Microsoft said. Sales climbed 16 percent to $18.5 billion. Analysts on average had predicted profit of 54 cents on $17.8 billion in revenue, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
For the current quarter, Microsoft forecast higher sales of its commercial products and services, which includes corporate sales of Office and server software, as well as strong Xbox demand as a new game console is rolled out. While the company didn't provide a projection for total revenue, at the low end of the ranges provided for each of five divisions, sales for the fiscal second quarter would exceed the $22.9 billion average estimate of analysts polled by Bloomberg.
Microsoft's first-quarter revenue got a lift from products such as the SQL database server, SharePoint, Exchange for e-mail, and Lync for corporate messaging and telephony. Revenue from commercial cloud products more than doubled.
Future Revenue
In the commercial division, which includes these corporate products, licensing revenue jumped 7.3 percent to $9.59 billion, and other corporate revenue, including Internet cloud-based programs, rose to $1.6 billion. That compares with average analysts' estimates of $9.42 billion and $1.58 billion, respectively, based on four estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
Unearned revenue, which comes from sales of multiyear deals that will be recognized in the future, was $20.2 billion for the quarter, compared with the $21.1 billion average analyst projection, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Consumer demand for PCs wasn't as bad as Microsoft had expected, particularly in developed markets, and corporate PC sales are showing signs of stabilizing, Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood said in an interview. PC sales in China continue to be weak because of excess inventory. Similar trends should persist in the current quarter, she said.
Consumer Devices
First-quarter sales from devices and consumer hardware, including Surface tablets and Xbox game consoles, increased 37 percent to $1.49 billion, more than the $1.14 billion average estimate. Devices and consumer licensing, which includes Windows pre-installed on computers, fell 7.2 percent to $4.34 billion, compared with analysts' average estimates for sales of $4.24 billion.
Surface did better than some analysts projected. Microsoft said it sold $400 million worth of the tablets in the period. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. had estimated the devices and their accessories would pull in $181 million in sales. Microsoft sold more than two times the number of Surface units as the previous quarter, Hood said.
"If you think about all the news that has been going on outside the company, people here have been very focused," she said. "The team is really dedicated to delivering no matter what."
New Xbox
The release of the Xbox One in November is likely to be larger in terms of sales than the two previous Xbox console introductions, Hood said.
Commercial licensing sales will be $10.7 billion to $10.9 billion in the second quarter, Hood forecast on a conference call yesterday. Other commercial revenue, which includes the company's corporate cloud programs, will be $1.7 billion to $1.9 billion, she projected.
In the consumer and devices unit, licensing sales will be $5.2 billion to $5.4 billion; revenue from hardware, which includes the new Xbox, will be $3.8 billion to $4.1 billion; and other consumer products will bring in $1.7 billion to $1.8 billion, she said.
The software maker's sales growth had been hurt in recent quarters as the PC market contracted amid a transition to mobile devices for surfing the Internet. Worldwide PC shipments fell 8.6 percent last quarter, researcher Gartner Inc. said earlier this month, amid lackluster demand from students returning to school.
In July, the company's profit in the fiscal fourth quarter missed projections by the the biggest margin in at least 10 years. Results also were hurt by a $900 million writedown of inventory of Surface tablets. The company cut prices for the devices, which first went on sale a year ago, to clear inventory ahead of the introduction of updated models this week.
Ballmer's Departure
A week before the fourth-quarter earnings miss, Ballmer unveiled Microsoft's biggest management shuffle in more than a decade, a bid to align the company around hardware and Internet-based services and an attempt to halt the slide of Windows.
Then, in August, the company said that Ballmer, who took over as CEO from co-founder Bill Gates in 2000, will step down from that role within a year. People with knowledge of the matter said earlier this month that the board is aiming to have a successor in place by the end of 2013.
To reinforce its efforts in mobile, Microsoft reached an agreement in September to acquire Nokia Oyj's handset unit for $7.2 billion. Windows Phone's third-place ranking in smartphone operating systems in the second quarter compared with 79 percent market share for Google's Android and 13 percent for Apple's iOS, IDC said in August.


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text: Behold Tharsis Tholus, Mars' technicolor dream volcano!Robbie Gonzalez11/09/11 4:25pmFiled to: space pornTharsis tholusMarsSpaceScienceEsaVolcanoesTop141EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink You're looking at an image of Tharsis Tholus, an extinct Martian volcano that by Earthly standards is positively massive: towering 8km above its surrounding terrain, the dormant giant's tallest peak almost matches that of Mt. Everest. Advertisement But compared to other Martian volcanoes, Tharsis Tholus is of pretty average height. What makes it special is its bizarre, battered condition, revealed here through the use of color-coded topographical labeling. Hi-res images after the jump. According to the European Space Agency: Advertisement Shown here in images taken by the HRSC high-resolution stereo camera on ESA's Mars Express spacecraft, the volcanic edifice has been marked by dramatic events.At least two large sections have collapsed around its eastern and western flanks during its four-billion-year history and these catastrophes are now visible as scarps up to several kilometres high.The main feature of Tharsis Tholus is, however, the caldera in its centre.It has an almost circular outline, about 32 x 34 km, and is ringed by faults that have allowed the caldera floor to subside by as much as 2.7 km.It is thought that the volcano emptied its magma chamber during eruptions and, as the lava ran out onto the surface, the chamber roof was no loner able to support its own weight.So, the volcano collapsed, forming the large caldera.According to ESA, elevation data is color coded, with purple indicating the lowest lying regions and beige the highest.[ESA] Reply14 repliesLeave a reply


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Sun Crusher
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The Sun Crusher was a fighter-sized craft covered in quantum-crystalline armor created at the Maw institute. It was equipped with a resonance torpedo launcher that could cause a chain reaction in stars, inciting a supernova.
The ship was eventually destroyed after being piloted into a black hole by Kyp Durron. Questions like how it landed and what you would do if you forgot where you parked it were never answered.
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Surging Chicago spitter Chief Keef is seemingly on the verge of crossing over into a bigger audience. His ignorance-laced rhymes might not be earth-shattering or "new" if you want to go with that angle, but dude's got charisma, or dare I say swagger, for days. His streets-ready music is the type of shit you listen to when you want to get as hype as humanly possible, cause mayhem with your friends, or...you get the point. Back From The Dead is his latest project and, along with several others, features like-minded Windy City rapper King Louie. You can stream the mixtape below and download it at Dat Piff.
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In the ongoing discussion What do you think of Dynamic Views?, we see some dissenting opinions.
I don't like the fact that readers can change the way they view my blog. I want things to be viewed the way I set them up, and not have them be changeable by the viewer.Personally, as long as each view lets some people view my blog, I'm happy to let anybody select the template that lets them view the blog, as it pleases them.
As a blog publisher, my goal is to provide content, that's interesting and useful to my readers.
If all of the Dynamic Templates display the blog posts so my readers can read the posts, why should I care what format they select, to display the posts?
I chose to show my test blog - Musings, using the Magazine view, as the default. If some people choose to continue to read the content using Magazine, that's OK. If others decide that Timeslide is more their preference, that's fine too. The people using Timeslide to view the blog are still reading the blog - and maybe some people using Timeslide are people who might not choose to stay, if Magazine is the only choice.
You can't display this blog, using a dynamic template, any more. You may wish to evaluate dynamic views, for your blog, very carefully.
Personally, I'll let my readers decide. Their computers, their decision. But, it's your blog - and in the end, it's your choice.


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WOODBOURNE — Todd R. Goldstein has joined the Misner Agency, which provides personal and commercial insurance, as a producer out of the Bloomingburg and Westtown offices.
Goldstein's father, Greg J. Goldstein, is president of the 82-year-old family business and his brother, Eric Goldstein, is vice president.
Goldstein, of Middletown, recently held the position of business development specialist for Aon's Lawyer Division, where he consulted with a large variety of law firms and attorneys throughout a 39-state territory.
He obtained his Bachelor of Science in business administration and management from Western New England University.
Todd R. Goldstein joins staff of the Misner Agency
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A molten lava chocolate chip cookie. Not your average cookie.
Sot l`y laisse with kohlrabi soup and affilla cress {recipe in German}
Memorable meals at Millennium, San Francisco's premier vegan fine dining establishment.
Fresh egg fettuccine, pressure cooked braised oxtail, demi-glace, pressure caramelized onions, star anise infused fleur de sel.
Pan Fried White Fish with Butternut Squash Puree, Carrot, Chorizo, Langoustines, Walnuts - A gorgeous plate of in season food!
A simple sunchoke soup with pears! This is an earthy soup, served with a perfectly cooked scallop.
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Vegan fine dining: Dirt Candy in NYC
{dining guide} Laurent-Perrier & Chef Brendan Cato Uncover the Most Indulgent Dining Experiences in This Sydney City Guide
{recipe} Pumpkin soup with creamy coconut milk panna cotta! Vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan option.
Foie Gras & Goat Cheese (German)
{recipe} Potato & Curry
How to make sweet and sour pork chiu chow style with cornflour, carrots, peppers and scallions.
{recipe} How to cook orecchiette pasta with beans, arugula and tomatoes, soaking them for twelve hours.
Traditional Scottish shortcake, rich in flavor and delicious to bite, try to make strawberry shortcake at home with whipped cream.
Traditional pesto pasta dish from Genoa, with pine nuts, green beans, Parmesan cheese and potatoes.
Try making sushi at home with this tuna negi roll recipe.
Vegan Korean delights in a fine dining setting- Only in NYC!
Lemon cupcake recipe with toffee, decorated with meringues.
"Chocolate coffee and wattle" at Red Cabbage Food + Wine. Smooth chocolate mousse with coffee rocks and silky burnt butter ice cream.
A fresh side dish with red cabbage, apples and vinegar dressing for a vegan salad.
Ideal lunch recipe for cous cous with chicken breasts and tomatoes.
Deconstructed Raspberry Cheesecake with Lemon Whipped Cream
Fresh pasta salad recipe with chicken breasts and Parmesan cheese, ideal for your lunch box.
Seared Black Cod in Milk with Kumquat Foam and Pistachio Miso - Bouley NYC review
Seafood recipe for the summer with scallops in a tomato sauce, easy and quick to make.
Fresh Greek and Mediterranean Salad with black and green olives, feta cheese and potatoes.
Sweet pie with strawberries and rhubarb, easy recipe to make and decorate with pastry offcuts.
Delicious heart-shaped brownies with gourmet chocolate pastry and pink icing.
Learn how to deep-fry calamari for a delicious summer seafood meal.
Delicious recipe for the Italian Panna Cotta dessert, easy to make with cream and sugar.
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Pasta salad with tuna, rocket, onions and tomatoes recipe for a light lunch.
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Inner Beauty EP
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VÖ-Datum: 19.10.2012
Musikstil: Drum & Bass
Artikelnummer: 1789420 / CLS023
Scott Allen heads up this latest ep on the Celsius imprint. The A side 'Dusk' builds up with rattling percussive breaks, shimmying instrumentals and builds into a beautiful roller, full of warm bass and murmuring subs.
The flipside is called 'Inner Beauty'. A gentle chiming intro paves the way into a lush, mellifluous main part full of swishing atmospherics and lush piano keys.


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Two years ago, the folks behind San Francisco shirtmakers Pladra set hard to work on a worthy goal: Create a flannel shirt so hearty, it can be worn in the field and then straight to the bar, after getting blood on it. We've worn ours in both places – though we managed to steer clear of any blood, so far – and can happily report their quest has been a successful one.
As with any great flannel, there are no bells and whistles to speak of on the Elli: It's simply great material, expertly hand-sewn, with a perfect fit. (A note on that point: Your new Pladras may seem a bit big when first pulled out of the box, but trust us, they're built to allow for shrinkage. In our case, one go-round in the washer and dryer made it feel like the thing was bespoke.)
Their lighter-weight Elli shirts come in 10 patterns and colors, though we're old-school enough to recommend starting with classic styles like Prospect Red or Forest Blue and working your way from there. And just in case the inner dandy in you needs something to show off (you know, down at the bar, after a hard day's work), simply turn up the cuffs, where you'll find a cleverly hidden outdoor scene lining that harkens back to beer ads of the Fifties and Sixties. Yeah, we'll drink to that. [$89; pladra.com]


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An excellent novelty band from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. They have broken up now, but in their day they were one of the funniest bands in the local scene.
Band Members: Fred Negro - Vocals, Horsey Paddy Chong - Guitar Kaos - Drums Tristan Miller - Bass with occasional contributions from Dave Moll and Steve Prictor.
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First up, thanks to everyone for all your birthday pressies from the "I can't believe it's not butter" box filled with condoms and a can of tuna to Slim Whittle's impromptu concert at the George Public Bar last Thursday. But my fave present was from The Twits: an old 1991 'Picture' magazine featuring an article about me titled "St. Kilda's King of Filfh".
And to think I'm in the very same issue as Gert Bucket, the fattest nude model in the world... Gert - "I hate to spoil your fun Fred, but that's not my clit you're munching on, it's a haemorrhoid!" Fred - "SLURP!"
And speakin' of Fuckin' Satdee night at the Fuckin' Espy my old band The Fuck Fucks are playing our last ever Fuckin' Fuck Fucks Gig! Fuck!
Why? I hear you ask...The official reason is that we can't fuckin' stand each other anymore Err...I mean MUSICIAL DIFFERENCES Err...I mean Umm...I've got a bloody HANGNAIL!
EIGHT BIG YEARS with a band most industry EXPERTS said would only last a couple of weeks! The name came from Craig McEvan the old Tote Publican one day when he was discussing the new pole poster law that Jeff Kennett bought in...
Craig - "The cops told me they'd fine the pub NOT the band so ya could be called "THE FUCK FUCKS" or anything but WE'D get fined!" Fred (thinking) - "'The Fuck Fucks' What a TOP name for a band!"
I was determined to form a band called The Fuck Fucks purely so I could get HUGE street posters printed up that would get the pub fined. I imagined this down Punt Rd. poster: THE FUCK FUCKS Playing Soon At a pub! Look it up in the gig guide Copper Cunts!
I ran into The Espy and asked the first four musicians I knew if they would be in a band called The Fuck Fucks such was my enthusiasm for the project... Fred - "Wake up Jeff! The bloody Wiggles will never crack it with the kids today...best you join me in a band called The Fuck Fucks...We'll be bigger than sliced Beatles!"
Eventually I got Tristan Miller, Paddy Chong, Tony Biggs and The Butcher of Brighton and to get things going quickly I decided we'd do a 'Best of Fred Negro' set to kick things off. (Which caused a heap of controversy amongst die-hard 'Gravy' fans.) Fan - "Ya can't do those songs they're GRAVY* songs!" Fred - "I wrote them, so suck my Grandfather's pissflaps!" * - note the pretentious 'AWE' in the word 'GRAVY'
I don't believe that old band's songs are sacred. I believe good songs shouldn't die with the break up of a band. (Which explains why The Twits are already rehearsing a couple of the best Fuck Fuck Songs...) Lush - "This Is The Show I get it - It stands for T.I.T.S. - FNAR FNAR" Steely - "I don't get it..." Chris "BAM BAM" Les - "It's gotta be LOUDER and HARDER and FASTER!"
After a heart attack The Butcher was replaced by Dave Moll and the band did a Legendary Saturday day night residency in the Prince of Wales Piano Bar (One night the whole band went nude while I wore many clothes.) Fred - "How about this heat?"
We recorded a couple of albums (one with a choir) did some 'Big Day Outs', toured Australia, got arrested in Werribee, did a film clip playing on the roof of the Espy, etc, etc. Fred - "I'll have a beer sandwich..hold the bread" Kinky - "Hey Fred! What about me? Kinky!"
Oh yes, Kinky Friedman joined The Fuck Fucks about the same time as Kaos. He was responsible for the bands more 'mature' sound which resulted in their first Aria Award... Presenter - "The winner for the best band NEVER to be played on JJJ is - The Fuck Fucks! Here to accept the award is the Singing Detective Jewboy Kinky Friedman!!" Kinky - "Thank Yew Verrry Much!"
Fred - "Anyway, I'll see ya's at The Espy Satdee nite and also at the Kinkster gigs...It should be one HELL of a week!" Voice - "Hold on you're not gettin' away that easy!"
Shonkytonk - "What about Shonkytonk?!! We're playing with Kinky! Where's US in the strip?!" Lush - "And more on The Twits!" Steve - "What about me wearing a Batman cossie at the karaoke? Me! Me! Me!" Fred - "Oop - I'm for it now...Slater bugs!"
I want a beer sandwich I want a beer sandwich I want beer pissing out of my head! Hold the bread!
Arguably one of Fred Negro's most popular bands has decided to call it a day after eight years together, so it's off to the Espy to watch them play one last gig.
Fred was having a drink in the beer garden with his bass player Paddy Chong so I went out to say hello after afterwards bought 'The Twits' CD off him (another band he is in) as well as having a drink with Fred.
As there were three different bands playing in different parts of the pub, I decided to go check them out. (The Fuck Fucks weren't starting until nearly midnight.) The best band I reckon where Blind Lemon Chicken who were playing downstairs in the public bar. I also made use of the little known 'Espy Shortcut' (through the men's dunnies) which saved me having to go through the crowd in the lounge bar.
The Fuck Fucks are famous for dressing up on stage and they didn't disappoint: Fred was wearing a cape, his cowboy hat, a "Kate Shaw's Tits" T-shirt and nothing else. Paddy and Tristan were wearing too-short women's dresses, KAOS had the KAOS logo from Get Smart on his chest and Dave Moll was wearing his usual country music clothes.
Further amusement was provided by Fred's dick-tricks on stage as he had tied a red ribbon around his penis so he could yank on it throughout the show, which prompted some woman to yell at him to 'get it up'.
One of the highlights of the night was when they played 'Beer Sandwich' (which should have been one of the last songs they played I reckon), Steve Prictor joined them on stage to do backing vocals - this man is Rock and Roll, which he demonstrated by showing how he can smoke, scull a bottle of vodka and still be able to sing at the same time.
Another highlight was when they sung a song about clowns and Fred threw a toy stuffed clown named 'Orlando Biscuit' into the crowd hoping that it would be torn up, they happily obliged.
I have no idea why Fred had a box of Fruit Loops on stage, but someone in the crowd got them and they ended up being thrown over the crowd and the band at regular intervals, adding to the atmosphere.
Overall, an excellent gig, it's a shame the Fuck Fucks won't be playing live again. (Although some of the band members can be seen doing backup for Fred & Steve's Karaoke at the Greyhound.)
Other Highlights:
Millennium Buggery
This album does NOT have Beer Sandwich on it before you ask.
Tracks: 1. The Sanity Claus (The Fuck Fucks are Coming to Town) 2. Man with Thumbs 3. Lets Fist and Makeup 4. One Dick 5. Rat 6. Cumstains 7. Down in the Fuck Fucks Bar 8. Single Parent 9. Underpants 10. Man with no club 11. Porn Again Christian 12. Here
Explanation of songs: 1. The Sanity Claus (The Fuck Fucks are Coming to Town) A song in the tradition of Rodney Rude's song about Santa Claus. Has a strange opening played on zither.
2. Man with Thumbs About getting sick of your current relationship and hitchhiking to some other town.
3. Lets Fist and Makeup A slow song with a country feel to it.
4. One Dick A common complaint from men having sex with overdemanding partners: "Jeez, I've only got one dick baby!"
5. Rat A song about having a small penis (a "rat's dick").
6. Cumstains A version of a great country tune called "Cumstains on the pillow".
7. Down in the Fuck Fucks Bar About the Fuck Fucks' local pub.
8. Single Parent About a man looking after his kid who gets to go out once a month to see a live band at the pub (seems like it could be based on personal experience.)
9. Underpants A slow song with some excellent lyrics. Also includes a forty voice choir. My favourite line is "Penis, scrotum, buy some shares and float em'".
10. Man with no club About a man whose football team, Fitzroy Football Club, was forced to merge with the Brisbane Bears.
11. Porn Again Christian Christian porno filmmakers.
12. Here A really good song about living in St Kilda, has the classic line: "Smack from Nick Cave" (this song was obviously written when he was still doing Heroin in St Kilda.)
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Telluride Blues & Brews Festival partners with the Telluride Music Company, the Telluride Blues Society and the Colorado Blues Society to present the Telluride Blues Challenge. The event seeks talented musicians who excel in the Blues genre. The competition is open to any solo performer(s), acoustic and electric, who are not currently signed to a MAJOR record label or publishing deal.
The top six entries will be invited to play at the festival's "Blues Challenge" held during the ever popular "Blues for Breakfast" at the Telluride Elks Lodge on Saturday, September 16th, 2017 from 9:00 a.m. to Noon.
Solo performers – any act with one musician. Vocalists are counted as musicians for the purpose of this competition. Both electric and acoustic instruments are permitted.
Anyone willing to travel to Telluride, Colorado for the challenge, held Saturday, September 16, 2017. The competition is open to anyone who fits the performer criteria.
Submissions are now closed and finalists will be announced soon. Stay tuned for upcoming announcements. Applications will reopen in the spring of 2017.
To enter, please submit a clean recording of your solo performance, playing two songs. Performers are required to submit two (2) songs that best reflect their talent and style.
There is a $5 submission fee to participate in the Blues Challenge. Submissions can be on CD, tape, or in mp3 format for uploading online. To enter via CD or tape, please mail to the address below accompanied by a $5 check made out to SBG Productions.
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All six competitors will receive a Telluride Blues & Brews Festival T-Shirt, a 3-Day Festival Pass, and a $25 gift certificate provided by sponsor Telluride Music Company.
Competitors will be judged on the quality of their overall live performance, including but not limited to Blues content, instrument use, vocals, and presentation (see scoring criteria below). During the weekend of the festival, each finalist will be required to perform, in person for a maximum of 20 minutes at the Telluride Elks Lodge on Saturday, September 16, 2017, starting at 9:00 a.m.
The contestant order will be randomly assigned at the contest prior to the start of the challenge. Recommended time limit for each song is 5 minutes
All entries must be received by August 1, 2017, accompanied by a $5.00 submission fee.
This competition accepts blues guitarists and/or vocalists, and any other acoustic/electric blues instrumentalists.
Please DO NOT submit band demos, as the judges do not know who to listen for, or how you will sound as a solo competitor. PLEASE submit clean simple recordings playing 2 songs, either by CD, tape, or electronically online
Receive One (1) three-day admission pass to the festival to be picked up at will-call under your name. Sorry, no 'significant other' discounts or extra tickets are given.
Receive One (1) $25 gift certificate to the Telluride Music Company.
We wish we could offer it! But you'll have find your own accommodations in Telluride and make travel arrangements prior to the competition on Saturday, Sept. 17th at 9:00 a.m. For travel ideas, please visit our lodging and camping options.
Most importantly! Have a great time visiting Telluride at the Blues & Brews Festival!
The Telluride Blues Society and the Telluride Blues Challenge has adopted the scoring criteria of The Blues Foundation. Categories include Talent Vocal, Blues Content, Stage Presence and Originality.
1. Blues Content: Everyone has his or her own interpretation of what is and is not Blues. Thus, any given judging panel will include members with varying opinions of Blues, covering the spectrum of Blues whenever possible, from the most traditional to soul/blues and rock/blues. Musicians should pick material carefully. At the Telluride Blues Challenge, the judges are made up of music professionals, music enthusiasts and one audience member. Blues content will be weighted with a multiplier of 3. If you lack blues content you most likely will not make it to the winners circle.
2. Vocals: The acts vocal skills.
3. Talent: The acts instrumental skills.
4. Originality: Original work is encouraged. Cover tunes are allowed but playing the recorded rendition lick by lick is discouraged; will not be looked upon favorably by the judges; and will be reflected in scoring.
5. Stage Presence: Most contestants have performed on stage enough to know that they are not simply playing music, but putting on a show. This category rates how "sellable" a musician may be. Remember you are competing to perform on the main stage in front of 9,000 people.
To reflect the relative importance of each category in the success of a musician, a musicians score in each category is weighted. Raw scores for Blues Content are multiplied by three, talent and vocals by two and Originality and Stage Presence by no multiplier. The total in each category represents the weighted score for that category. Total possible weighted score is 90.
A submitting act will be penalized one point from its total weighted score (see below) for each ten seconds that it runs overtime. There is no penalty for using less than the allotted time.
A penalty of one point for excessive time loading-in and out will also be applied.
The weighted multipliers will be Blues content (3); talent and vocals (2); originality (0) and stage presence (0).
Here is the scoring procedure for the 2017 Telluride Blues Challenge. These rules are based on the 2017 IBC scoring system.
1. All categories and weightings are as previously stated.
2. Each judge will indicate his or her Raw Score (a whole number between 1 and 10) in each category and turn that information over to the scorekeeper.
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HARRISON, NJ (June 27, 2012) – The New York Red Bulls announced today that the current loan of forward Corey Hertzog to USL-PRO side Wilmington Hammerheads has been extended for the remainder of the USL-PRO season. The teams had initially agreed to a one month loan for the former Penn State University forward on May 29.
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Polycarbonate baby bottles containing bisphenol A (4,4'- isopropylidenediphenol) have been added to the list of prohibited products in Part I of Schedule I of Canada's Hazardous Products Act (HPA). At this time, the BPA prohibition applies only to polycarbonate baby bottles and is not extended to other feeding or drinking containers. The order was published in Part II of the Canada Gazette (March 31, 2010) and was effective March 11, 2010. Canada is the first country in the world to introduce a prohibition on these products.
Section 3 of the Hazardous Products (Kettles) Regulations has been revised to lower the maximum leachable lead level from 0.05 parts per million (ppm) to 0.01 ppm.
Kettles are described in Part II of Schedule I of the HPA as being "Kettles for household use that release lead into water boiled therein." The Regulations apply to a wide range of products including both stove-top and electric models of kettles, coffee percolators, samovars, and espresso machines. The leachable lead is generally found within materials of poor quality used in the construction of the kettle, such as in the vessel walls or in the soldering used to fuse parts of the kettle together.
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