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Shaping Sustainable Fashion: Changing the Way We Make and Use Clothes
Mark Newton
23rd June, 2011
Alison Gwilt and Timo Rissanen's attempt to define sustainability in a fashion context provides some fascinating insights but doesn't show enough engagement in the wider environmental debate for Mark Newton more...Eco Chic: The Fashion Paradox
Ruth Styles
21st April, 2011
Sandy Black offers a fascinating account of the fashion industry's attempts to balance the conflicting demands of style-hungry consumers and the impact it has on the planet, says Ruth Styles more...Love Food Hate Waste: how to eat sustainably
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21st March, 2011
Food production has a huge carbon footprint made worse by the enormous quantities thrown away. There's no need to become a fregan, but isn't it time you started making the most of leftovers? Celebrity chef Richard Fox shows us how it's done more...Roundwood timber framing: the greener way to build
Maddy Harland
19th October, 2010
Using our native softwoods and 'in the round' construction, this innovative technique results in beautiful buildings with high environmental credentials more...Tanzania: can the country's booming eco-tourism sector ever be truly green?
Thembi Mutch
18th January, 2011
From local participation to wildlife conservation, Tanzania's green tourism projects show how responsible travellers and tour operators can improve lives and ecosystems - but there's still much to do, reports Thembi Mutch more...Egypt's factory farming boom threatens stability of a hungry country
Joseph Mayton
23rd November, 2010
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19th November, 2010
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Dearbhla Crosse
October 19th, 2010
In an exclusive Ecologist interview, David Boyle and Andrew Simms of the New Economics Foundation advocate a more sustainable banking sector for Britain more...Sustainable design shapes the future of food packaging
Leif Huff
30th September, 2010
PHOTO GALLERY: In exclusive images from a brilliant new eco-design book we illustrate innovative ways designers around the world are creating sustainable food packaging, products and appliances... more...'Street champions' inspire communities to adopt low-carbon lifestyles
Laura Laker
13th August, 2010
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4th August, 2010
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23rd July, 2010
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Michael Buick
22nd June, 2010
How one Colombian community put wind turbines where they shouldn't have turned, water pumps where they shouldn't have worked, and planted a forest in soils thought long dead more...UK population growth needs to be reversed
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Sustainability watchdog argues for an end to larger family tax benefits and a bigger political debate on reducing population growth and its impact more...Get down off your Dark Mountain: you're making matters worse
Solitaire Townsend
3rd June, 2010
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13th January, 2010
Self-builders are no longer a niche segment of society: they are industrious, skilled, innovative individuals who should be helped to create vital, sustainable communities more...True sustainability needs an ethical revolution
Michael P. Nelson & John A. Vucetich
31st December, 2009
Obsessed with technology, we have overlooked something critical that lurks in our institutionalised notion of sustainability more...Bali to Australia by catamaran
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18th December, 2009
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22nd December, 2009
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4th December, 2009
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9th June, 2009
Mel Poluck visits a flagship environmental project that rescues, reuses and recycles tonnes of wood destined for landfills, doing much the same for those it employs more...What's next for Transition Towns?
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8th June, 2009
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Read for This Week's Study: John 16:13-14; Rom. 8:14-16; Rom. 15:13; John 14:6; John 17:17; Rom. 5:5. Memory Text: "But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all that I said to you" (John 14:26, NASB). Because the … [Click to read more …]
As we have seen this week, the biblical evidence for the divinity of the Holy Spirit is very convincing. The Holy Spirit is God. But remember: in thinking about the Holy Spirit, we are dealing with a divine mystery. We reiterate the point: just as we cannot fully explain God and His nature, we have … [Click to read more …]
What would be lost if the Holy Spirit were not God? If the Holy Spirit is not fully God, the implications for salvation and worship are serious. The Bible tells us that the Holy Spirit is responsible for regenerating believers. He dwells in them and fills them. He renews our thinking and changes our character. … [Click to read more …]
You can view an in-depth discussion of "The Divinity of the Holy Spirit" in the Hope Sabbath School class led by Pastor Derek Morris. (Adobe Flash Player version.) A Youtube version of this week's lesson at Hope Sabbath School is below. You can download the video, the MP3 audio, and the lesson outline from the … [Click to read more …]
The Holy Spirit performs certain works, which the Bible ascribes only to God. He is active in the divine work of the creation, and He is just as active in God's re-creation of sinners. Read Titus 3:4-6. How does Paul describe the involvement of the Holy Spirit in the process of re-creation? The Holy Spirit … [Click to read more …]
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There are various references to the Holy Spirit in the Bible that are interchangeable with references to God. Read Isaiah 63:10-14 and compare it with Numbers 14:11 and Deuteronomy 32:12. To whom was the writer referring in these passages, and what does this tell us about the divinity of the Holy Spirit? In Isaiah 63:10, … [Click to read more …]
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Can someone give me advice? The young boys that I allow to hunt on my land ,droped of some Bear meat for me this morning.I have no idea how to cook this. Thanks Ann.
wow, nice of them to pay in kind for the access! Bear meat is quite delicious! Makes a wonderful roast and stew, oven or crock. If you have the ability to make sausage, by all means try a small batch, fantastic. With bear meat remove as much fat as convenient and render it down in a double boiler. The best water proofer for boots and tack you can get. You caan also use the rendered lard for pastries, makes them light and fluffy. Only better lard is from raccoon. Have fun with it, and make sure you cook it through, kills the non goodies. mack
Slow-cooking is great. The best roasts I've ever had were bear that had cooked slowly all day. Think pot roast or crock pot.
Okay. I heard Bear was good too but dry.Should I maranate it first? Its still one huge frozen chunk.Too large for my crock pot! These boys are very nice.They get a deer for us every year. I'm just waiting to try some goose now.
WELL DONE!! That's the only way to cook bear meat. Bear are commonly infected with trichina worms, the same ones that can be acquired from undercooked pork. It's a parasite that causes trichnosis a nasty, dangerous, possibly fatal condition, not something you want to deal with. Bear meat is tasty and also safe if properly prepared, just make sure it's well done.
We had ours made into summer sausage and the next bear, we will probably make the sausage on our own. There are recipes on the internet and sausage kits you can buy to do your own. Yes, like any wild game, it needs to be cooked till well done because of parasites... and you probably can't go wrong with any recipes that call for pork. Had bear ham at a friend's house one time and it was great!
the best use i found for it is barbecued in the crock pot. no, it's not dry but quite fatty. you might want to cook it, chill it and skim off the hardened fat before using it. i found that bear fat imparts a taste to bicuits, pie crust etc. that i don't care for.
I prefer any game meat, bear, deer, elk what ever, to be pan seared in a really hot cast iron skillet. Searing the outside helps to hold in teh juices, then it is cooked like any other meat until it is pink in the middle and it's done, Remember when you take the meat out of the skillet, the heat cooks it for another few minutes. You don't want it over done then it a tad less tender. Also .... don't cut it before you serve it as the juices run out then the meat is dryer. Speaking of bear ..... If you know someone that shoots another bear, I would like some of the bear fat that is cut from the bear. One pound, ten pounds ...any amount is fine. The more the better. I render down the bear fat to an oil and use it as patch lube for muzzleloaders. It is a natural lube and doesn't gunk up the barrel like modern petroleum based lubes do. Ohio Rusty ><>
When I worked at a pizza place, we used to put ground bear on pizza and sometimes, cheese sticks. We loved it.
Sorry Ohio Rusty,but I'm in Ontario ,Canada so sending Bear lard across the border might be rough.But I will pass on your hint for these boys to use. Ann.
Cut some up into small soup like pieces and use it in place of burger in your favorite chili recipe, it's great!!


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Mrs. Georgia E. Combs, 93, of Branson, Mo., died Oct. 4 at the Point Lookout Nursing and Rehab Center in Hollister, Mo.
Georgia was born on , Sept., 6, 1919, at Colorado Springs, Colo., the daughter of Arthur and Mabel (Armentrout) Haynes.
Georgia married Ralph Combs, Jan. 16, 1938, in Fort Scott, Kan. Georgia was a teenager during the WW II and the Great Depression. The Combs family moved many times, finding work in Yakima, Wash., here they picked fruit at the farm labor camps. They traveled to California, to find work and than back to Washington, several times. In the 1950s Georgia had traveled to fort Scott, Kan. She worked at the Keys factory. In 1960 the family had come to Branson, Mo., where they stayed. Georgia worked for the Piggly Wiggly Grocery Store for several years, and Hegel's Garment Factory. In 1966 Ralph had began building homes on a large piece of property. It was the beginning of Broadview Acres, this subdivision was located off Bee Creek Road, where the Combs Road is located now. After Ralph's passing Georgia had sold the home, and relocated in Branson.
Georgia is survived by her children, three sons, Bobby Combs of Branson, Mo., Fred Combs and wife Ella Mae of Fort Scott, Mo., and Ralph Combs of Alabama.; daughters, Dorothy Willis of Springfield, Mo., and Karen Dryer and husband Bill of Holden, Mo.; 13 grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph; son in-law, Nathan Willis; daughter in-law Claudia Combs; brother, Frank Haynes; grandson, Robert Combs.
Graveside services at Ozarks Memorial Park in Branson, Mo., will be on Saturday, Oct. 6, at 1 p.m. Memorials may sent to St. Jude's, Research Hospital, Attn. Memorial, P.O. Box 1000, Dept. 142, Memphis, Tenn., 38148. Services are under the direction of the Forsysth Whelchel Funeral Chapel.


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The combination of tomato, olive oil, garlic and onion in a sofrito increases the amount of polyphenols and carotenoids. These bioactive compounds respectively help to prevent cardiovascular diseases and cancer. This is contained in a study carried out by the University of Barcelona and the CIBERobn network, Spain, which confirms sofrito as an essential part of the Mediterranean diet.
The study, PREvention with a MEDiterranean Diet (PREDIMED) has recently shown the link between the Mediterranean diet and low levels of cardiovascular disease. The questionnaire used as a reference asked consumers how often they ate vegetables, pasta, rice and other dishes made with sofrito, but the beneficial compounds of this product had never been analysed.
Now researchers from the University of Barcelona (UB) and the Biomedical Research Centres Network -- Physiopathology of Obesity and Nutrition (CIBERobn) of the Carlos III Health Institute, have for the first time identified polyphenols and carotenoids -healthy antioxidant substances- in sofrito, by using a high resolution mass spectrometry technique.
The results have been published in the 'Food Chemistry' magazine and they show the presence of at least 40 types of polyphenols. "These compounds produced by plants and which we eat are related to reduced cardiovascular diseases," Rosa María Lamuela, researcher at the UB and the person responsible for the project, told SINC.
Other bioactive compounds found in the sofrito are carotenoids and vitamin C. Various studies have shown that the intake of carotenoids such as lycopene prevents prostate cancer and the consumption of foods rich in beta-carotene help to reduce the incidence of lung cancer.
"Eating a daily amount of 120 grams of sofrito, added to pasta for example, the total intake of polyphenols is 16 to 24 milligrams per portion and 6 to 10 milligrams in the case of carotenoids," explains Lamuela.
The team analysed ten types of commercial sofritos, "although the results do apply to homemade sofrito, given that they generally include the same ingredients, without taking into account thickeners: tomatoes, onions, garlic and oil." The combination of these foods equals the bio-health compounds of each one separately.
With regard to oil, scientists recommend using virgin olive oil instead of sunflower oil. In fact, they are now looking for the ideal proportion of the four ingredients and it would seem that the inclusion of 10% extra virgin olive oil gives very good results in the sofrito properties.
Researchers have also performed a statistical analysis with the levels of phenolic and carotenoid compounds present in each sofrito, which has enabled them to identify markers that differentiate the components of each brand.
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Debuting at #2 on the German fiction list in February was The Washington Decree by Jussi Adler-Olsen, a Danish writer who has found success in countries around the world. In the U.S., Penguin has published a number of his novels, including The Absent One in fall 2012 and, coming in May 2013, A Conspiracy of Faith.
Another international bestselling author, Ildefonso Falcones, landed at #1 on Spain's fiction chart last month with his newest novel, The Barefoot Queen. Only one of Falconess's books has been published stateside: in 2008, Penguin released Cathedral of the Sea, which PW called a "fascinating" and "rich portrait of medieval society" in its review (Mar. 24, 2008). On the nonfiction side in Spain, Antonio Muñoz Molina's All That Was Solid debuted at #2 in his native country. The book is a call to revolt against the current economic and social downturn. Two of his books have been published in the U.S.: In Her Absence came out from Other Press in 2007 and A Manuscript of Ashes was released by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 2008.
The French nonfiction list was topped entirely by new titles, with Johnny Hallyday's autobiography, In My Eyes, taking the #1 spot. Hallyday is a French singer but remains largely unknown outside of France and Quebec, thus earning the nickname "the biggest rock star you've never heard of."
International Bestsellers: Germany
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1 | Er ist wieder da He's Back Timur Vermes Eichborn | Ego. Das Spiel des Lebens Ego: The Game of Life Frank Schirrmacher Blessing |
2 | Das Washington Dekret The Washington Decree Jussi Adler-Olsen DTV | 1913 1913 Florian Illies S. Fischer |
3 | Unterholz Undergrowth Jörg Maurer Fischer Scherz | Die Kunst des klaren Denkens The Art of Thinking Clearly Rolf Dobelli Hanser |
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1 | La reina descalza The Barefoot Queen Ildefonso Falcones Grijalbo | La infancia de Jesús Jesus of Nazareth: The Infancy Narratives Pope Benedict XVI Planeta |
2 | El maestro del Prado The Master of the Prado Javier Sierra Planeta | Todo lo que era sólido All That Was Solid Antonio Muñoz Molina Seix Barral |
3 | Cincuenta sombras de Grey Fifty Shades of Grey E.L. James Grijalbo | No sé dónde está el límite I Don't Know Where the Limit is, But I Know Where It Isn't Josef Ajram Alienta |
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1 | Un sentiment plus fort que la peur Stronger Than Fear Marc Levy Robert Laffont | Dans mes yeux In My Eyes Johnny Hallyday, Amanda Sthers Plon |
2 | Fifty shades, vol. 3: Cinquante nuances plus claires Fifty Shades Freed E.L. James Lattès | Jours de pouvoir Days of Power Bruno Le Maire Gallimard |
3 | Fifty shades, vol. 1: Cinquante nuances de Grey Fifty Shades of Grey E.L. James Lattès | La vérité sur le cholesterol The Truth About Cholesterol Philippe Even Le Cherche Midi |


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Classic 80's tracks coming to Rock Band 4 this week
This week's Rock Band 4 DLC includes INXS and Depeche Mode.
Review: Rock Band 4 - a little too punk, not enough supergroup
Rock Band 4 is terrific fun, but suffers from rough edges and tightened belts.
Have Harmonix employees been caught leaving positive Rock Band 4 reviews on Amazon? [Update]
A number of staff at Rock Band 4 developer Harmonix have apparently been leaving positive reviews for their own game on Amazon.
Rock Band 4: legacy disc export in the works
Rock Band 4 owners will be able to import content from previous games – eventually.
Rock Band 4 Pro-Cymbals expansion kit up for pre-order, four new tracks out today
New tracks from Alabama Shakes, Breaking Benjamin, Death From Above 1979 and The Pretty Reckless are headed to the Rock Band 4 Music Store, and folks who are interested in the new Pro-Cymbals expansion kit can pre-order those from today.
"Everyone should be in a band," says great new Rock Band 4 trailer
Rock Band 4 invites you to be Electric.
You can start downloading legacy DLC for Rock Band 4 - but only one song at a time
You can now start transferring your stored Rock Band DLC tracks in preparation for Rock Band 4, but you should know it will take you a while to do it.
PaRappa the Rapper and Vib-Ribbon creator has songs in new Harmonix game
Masaya Matsuura, the designer most known for creating PaRappa the Rapper and Vib-Ribbon, is working with Harmonix on their upcoming Apple TV game.
There will be two U2 songs in Rock Band 4
Rock Band 4 will feature U2. Your reception of this news may vary.
Rock Band 4 digital pre-orders for Xbox One come with 12 extra songs
That's two more than the PS Store pre-order, but which set list is for you?
This Rock Band 4 video gives you a look at the game's features
Harmonix has released a new video giving you a look at features included in Rock Band 4.
Full Rock Band 4 setlist revealed
R.E.M., Mumford and Sons and Imagine Dragons are among the latest Rock Band 4 setlist reveals.
No gender restrictions on Rock Band 4 cosmetic items
Rock Band 4 acknowledges the wonderful diversity of humanity with a free-for-all on cosmetic items.
Harmonix is going to seek crowdfunding for a new game
The developer of Rock Band is going to need some money from fans to fund its next game.
Cake, Soundgarden and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones confirmed for Rock Band 4
Rock Band 4 benefits from a new batch of freshly-revealed tracks.
Rock Band 4 Xbox One version priced $80, compatible instruments list revealed
The Xbox One version of Rock Band 4 will be priced higher than $60 because it allows players to keep using their existing kits.
For the first time ever, Van Halen comes to Rock Band 4
Van Halen's music will be featured in Rock Band 4 for the first time in series history.
Rock Band 4 PS Store pre-orders come with 10 extra songs
Rock Band fans tossing up between platforms will want to read this.
Check out Rock Band 4's new freestyle guitar solos
A new Rock Band 4 trailer gives us a look at one of the most interesting new features ever to grace plastic guitars.
Updated tracklist for Rock Band 4 contains a nice mix of tunes
More tracks for Rock Band 4 have been announced. Artists include Disturbed, Heart, Rush, System of a Down and more.
Harmonix latest
This Rock Band 4 video gives you a look at the game's features
Cake, Soundgarden and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones confirmed for Rock Band 4
Rock Band 4 Xbox One version priced $80, compatible instruments list revealed
Updated tracklist for Rock Band 4 contains a nice mix of tunes
Amplitude reboot has been delayed to January 2016 for a very good reason
Rock Band 4 set list expanded with The Cure, St. Vincent, Live and more
You have until April 30 to export your Green Day: Rock Band tracks to Rock Band 3
Rock Band 4 will be co-published at retail worldwide by Mad Catz
Harmonix puts Rock Band 3 DLC packs for Ozzy, The Black Keys, more on sale
Rock Band 4 will be 1080p 60 FPS because this is the glorious future
Borderlands characters now playable in Dance Central: Spotlight
Amplitude looks amazing in new gameplay trailer, has a team multiplayer mode
Harmonix has released its music driven shoot 'em up A City Sleeps
Lindsey Stirling is on the Fantasia: Music Evolved soundtrack


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News Free Anime in AU Update: 21/May to 27/May
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The weekly update of anime available in Australia through free to air and online streaming.
There are many ways to get your anime fix when digital TV and the internet allow for content to be released at a much greater rate. So, we have decided to start listing what's on week by week, to give you an idea of what you can watch and where.
Free to Air
- Beyblade Metal Masters
- Monday - Sunday: All states 8:05am Channel Eleven.
- Black Butler
- Tuesday: Perth 10:00pm Ch 31/44.
- Wednesday: Adelaide 11:00pm Ch 31/44 (repeat).
- Thursday: Perth 10:30pm Ch 31/44.
- Friday: Adelaide 10:00pm Ch 31/44.
- Deltora Quest
- Sunday: (repeat) All states from 10:10 am ABC3 (two episodes).
- Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
- Monday: Perth 9:30pm Ch 31/44.
- Monday: Melbourne 11:00pm Ch 31/44 (two episodes).
- Wedneday: Adelaide 13:00pm Ch 31/44 (repeat).
- Wednesday: Perth 10:00pm Ch 31/44.
- Friday: Adelaide 9:30pm Ch 31/44.
- Saturday: Perth 10:00pm Ch 31/44.
- Sunday: Melbourne 2:00am Ch 31/44 (two episodes, repeat).
- Highschool of the Dead
- Sunday: Perth 10:30pm Ch 31/44.
- Pokemon
- Sunday - Friday: All states from 7:05am Channel Eleven.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
- Sunday - Friday: All states from 8:30am Channel Eleven..
- Vampire Knight
- Wednesday: All states from 8:35pm ABC3.
Online Streaming
- Fate/Zero: Episode 20 on Nico Video.
- Guilty Crown: Episode 22 on Madman Screening Room.
- Last Exile: Fam, the Silver Wing: Episode 21 on Madman Screening Room.
- Horizon on the Middle of Nowhere: Episode 6 on Madman Screening Room.
- Mobile Suit Gundam AGE: Episode 32 on Gundam.Info.
- Nichijou (My Ordinary Life): Episode 22 on Madman Screening Room.
- Persona 4 The Animation: Episode 17 on Madman Screening Room.
- Steins;Gate: Episode 22 on Madman Screening Room.
- Vampire Knight: Episode 9 catch up on ABC iView.
- Waiting in the Summer: Episode 12 on Madman Screening Room.
It has come to our attention that there is conflicting information on some websites, in particular Toasted TV and the Channel 10 TV Guide. If you spot discrepancies, or even better, if you can link us to a correct TV guide, please let us know!
If you know of anime being screened that isn't on this list, please let us know through the comments.


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When I went to pick up a WSJ on New Years Day there were none, but there was an IBD, so I bought it. Most Financial publications have a good year end synopsis, with usually some business recommends for the coming year. IBD is thorough in their coverage & probably more of a business community publication than the WSJ so I spend a good deal of time on each article searching for nuggets. IBD also seems to point out the impact of the governmental decision making process better than WSJ.
Today I arrived at "Issues & Insights", IBD's Editorial page A18. There is one story on the page - "The Day America Lurched Left". Possibly someone with more computerese than I can link the story & the cartoons on page A19.
The story basically reiterates the concerns most intelligent people had about the Messiah's candidacy & subsequent election , including the majority on this forum.
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yow brother! that's one freaking bright light . . . a cook bunnies thirty feet down the road kinda light!!!!! steven
ReplyDeletesteven, this light (pointed upwards at the sign for the photo btw) is nice and bright white. I find that anything less does not get me into the zone of alertness for drivers crossing my path, either coming from a side street on the right, or turning left across my route. With less than this, either they don't see me, or don't consider me to be of concern. I don't encounter much SMIDSY with this, and I like that.
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The New York Times reports that the Russian Space Agency is set to launch eight navigation satellites before the end of the year, which would nearly complete the company's ambitious Glonass system, leading to a global launch sometime in 2009. That's when the country hopes it'll begin to pry folks loose from their dependence on GPS-based devices, with Russian President Vladimir Putin himself reportedly pressing scientists to make their system better and cheaper than GPS. As The New York Times points out, Russia isn't the only one looking to take on the current GPS monopoly on satellite navigation, with both China and the European Union also working on their own competing systems, although neither are apparently as far along as Russia's.
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Gifts for the Blind
Posted by Laurie on 9/15/2003 at 3:26 PM
My mother recently lost her eyesite due to radiation therapy on a pituitary tumor. I am now researching where to go to get help for her so she can begin coping with this new challenge in her life. What gifts do the blind really appreciate that either help them with daily living tasks or are just a joy to receive? Thanks for all your help!
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Posted by bluepizza on 12/4/2016 at 11:29 AMthank you @sunflower996; your website suggestion was v helpful in finding a gift for my blind father.
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Posted by TheBlind.US on 9/7/2012 at 8:29 PMPlease visit my prayer site for the blind and send somenoe the gift of a prayer.
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Posted by Littlemakak on 1/9/2012 at 7:44 AMYou can go to www.etsy.com
There are artists and crafters who can make personalized presents for blind.
For example http://www.etsy.com/listing/89987253/valentine-hea...
You can search for more, there are some cards, wall art etc
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Posted by WOM2010 on 7/4/2010 at 4:19 PMOne of the best gift would be something that will add to the independence of Low Vision or Blind Person. Zoom-Twix is especially good for students of all ages - it's a great gift by itself, and now it also comes with a free laptop and pre-loaded software. it's foldable, non-breakable, and have half a dozen features that make it stand ahead of other products of this kind. You may always find out about this (only till July 31st) or other promotions on the manufacturer (ABiSEE) site abisee.com
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Posted by franl155 on 3/9/2010 at 4:24 PMMP3 player headphones
Just wanted to bring these to your attention: self-contained MP3 player headphones - they're actually "sports" headphones, but the controls are on the earpiece, so have to be done by touch by even sighted people.
I found them by accident couple of years ago and have never had any problems with them. The problem is to find somewhere to make them known to people for whom they could be useful – how many visually-impaired people would think to search for "sports headphones"?
And they don't look "obviously blind" appliances!
"Mi-sport Mp3 Waterproof Headphones"
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Posted by JewelryInBraille on 1/4/2010 at 2:20 PMI create handmade jewelry items in Braille for those who are blind, visually impaired or just enjoys pretty items. Please check out my website and learn more about me and the process. Thanks!
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Posted by ola_cassidy on 1/2/2010 at 1:15 PMThe Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) have a number of gifts available on their site http://onlineshop.rnib.org.uk/shoptab.asp in addition they have a book site containing 12,000 audio books, 7,700 braille books, 150 accessible maps and 1,600 braille music manuscripts. Not sure where they ship to outside the UK, but worth a look for ideas. The book site is certainly worth a look as most of the content is available online for an annual subscription of £50
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Posted by zlane902 on 10/9/2009 at 4:46 PMMy name is Zelda Lancaster Lane and I am a poet. My company offers both pre-written and personalized poetry. Poetry is also available in BRAILLE for the visually impaired.
Website: www.poeticexperiences.com
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Posted by Adrianne on 9/21/2009 at 5:06 PMOne gift my dad appreciated was a set of locator dots. Not too exciting, but super useful for the stove, phone, microwave, etc. They're stick-on braille dots that come in several sizes, and the first thing he stuck them on were the "start" and "add one minute" buttons on the microwave so he could use it. They're just a nice way to modify existing (non-talking) electronics and household things.
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Posted by jcrbr1 on 6/15/2009 at 1:18 AMHello! My name is Julie and I began making Braille gifts for my niece a few years ago and have since started a business called 'BRAILLE'iant!. I make personalized Braille jewelry and T-shirts. I think it is really unique as I know fashionable gifts and accesories for blind and v.i. children and adults are hard to come by. Check it out...
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Posted by egrace on 12/17/2008 at 12:27 PMI bought my Grandpa a talking microwave a few years ago as a gift and he still talks about it. It has allowed him to keep some independence, which is extremely important to him.
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Posted by ronarnold on 11/5/2008 at 3:29 PMhere is a link to a Totally Voice Controlled Alarm Clock
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Posted by zlane09 on 1/8/2008 at 5:09 PMMy name is Zelda Lancaster Lane and I am a poet. My company offers both pre-written and personalized poetry. My poetry is also available in BRAILLE for the visually impaired. Check out my site: www.poeticexperiences.com Don't just make a gift special - make it extra special and unforgettable :)
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Posted by Kelle on 10/10/2007 at 9:03 AMThere is another website that offers products for the blind and visually impaired. It is called: www.BrailleGifts.com. They offer fun & challenging games for children and adults, Braille embroidery, talking clocks/calculators, and many other unique products. They offer great customer service too.
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Posted by Josie on 9/13/2007 at 3:45 AMThanks so much for these websites!
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Posted by AUDIOPUZZLES on 8/17/2007 at 2:08 AMIf your gift recipient likes puzzles, you might want to give them our audiobook: Audacious Audiopuzzles Book #1. It's a 2-CD collection of 40 brainteasers, logic puzzles, and lateral thinking puzzles, presented in an audiobook format.
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Posted by sunflower996 on 6/9/2007 at 11:04 PMI recently found another great place to purchase gifts for all ages. check out
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Posted by bexy1985 on 2/9/2007 at 11:22 AMi need some help. my blind cusin will be 18 in 8weeks and i need some help with a specail pressent. i dnt no wot to get and have no idea. can anyone help!
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Posted by SMAYSDM on 1/6/2007 at 6:18 PMMy father lost his sight within 6 months, and has no desire to learn brail. I have sent him some gifts he really liked. One was a talking wrist watch that tells him the time. Also a bedside talking alarm clock. He also liked using a "Finder" , where he keeps a little box, like a car alarm key chain device in his pocket, and places a reciever on his wallet so it sends out a beep when he can't find his wallet. Obviously good for other things you lose. I also have given him an indoor/outdoor talking thermometer. There's tons of web sites where you can buy all kinds of things and get some good ideas. My problem is I'm running out of gadgets to give as gifts!
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Posted by Luz Alvarez on 12/19/2006 at 12:25 PMI have a 20 year old blind son. He lost his eye sight when he was just 5 months due to an optic glioma. He is now 20 and boy is it hard to find gift for him that are inovative and fun. He is a very quiet person and does not ask for much. Can anyone help?
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Posted by AFBInfo Center on 9/8/2005 at 2:29 PMPaula –
Thank you for your interest in helping out. If you tell me the city (or nearest larger city) and state where you live, I can fix you up with some places that need your help and are easy for you to get to.
Nursing homes, hospitals, senior centers and schools/colleges all have need for readers to read everything for mail and magazines to books. There is also need in these places for other kinds of help. These opportunities are everywhere, and perhaps this is where you can find something you would like to do.
Thank you again.
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Posted by paulacrutchley on 9/7/2005 at 5:09 PMI am a person who can see who would like to use my gift in helping anyway i can. Can anyone give me some information on organizations i can volunteer for? Or where to get started.
Thanks, Paula
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Posted by BENBEN on 8/17/2005 at 9:03 PMTHERE IS A GREAT PRODUCT OUT THERE,ITS CALLED THE EZ FINDER. IT HELPS FIND MISPLACED ARTICLES, LIKE KEYS, WALLETS ,REMOTES ETC.EACH FINDER CAN FIND 6 OTHER ITEMS. AND THE DEVICES ARE NUMBERED IN BRAILLE TOO. CHECK IT OUT AT www.4ezfinder.com
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Posted by Cathy on 1/20/2004 at 4:00 PMMy friend like Knik Knacks, but hates to break them, so she receives alot of Beanie Babies and musical stuffed animals. Valentines Day is a great time to find some really cute ones. She also likes flowers that have a beautiful fragrance. Hugs are the best gift and the thre words, "I Love You". Cathy
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Posted by Web Admin. on 9/16/2003 at 12:21 PMEdited by the administrator, 12/1/2014
AFB has created several recent gift guides for people who are blind or visually impaired that might help.
Gift Ideas for Friends and Family Members Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
Gift Ideas for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
Valentine Gift Ideas for People With Vision Loss
FamilyConnect's 2014 Gift Ideas for Parents of Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
Valentine's Day Gift and Craft Ideas for Parents of Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
AccessWorld's 2014 Holiday Gift Guide: Great High- and Low-Tech Ideas Under $100
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While promoting his new ABC game show, "You Deserve It," "Bachelor" host Chris Harrison told Xfinitytv.com that the old lady contestant being shown in promos for the new season of "The Bachelor" is not a cheap joke.
Chris confirmed that winery owner Ben Flajnik—the beloved "Bachelorette" runner-up who is the new Bachelor on season 16, debuting Jan. 2—did have an encounter with a cougar. On the first night, in which Ben is introduced to the women who will vie for his heart, "someone gets out of the limo that surprises Ben. But for those fans who are up in arms about the fact we would put a grandmother on the show, I would say just watch," Chris said. "It's a very cute moment and has a lot more meaning than what the promo is leading on. Obviously the promo is to get people talking and into it, but just know that it's a very dear moment. I think people think we threw on this grandmother who's a contestant, [and that] it's very cheesy. People should know we've never been about that. It's more of a meaningful emotional moment than it is a sensational stunt."
While fans will see something new—an elderly woman on "The Bachelor"—Chris said the main focus will be on Ben, who was rejected by Ashley Hebert in favor of her pick J.P Rosenbaum this summer on "The Bachelorette." "The guy who everybody fell in love with when he kind of stood up for himself when Ashley dumped him after a proposal, that's the guy who's this bachelor. He's strong, very emotional and heart on his sleeve and he doesn't mince words with the women in the situation. He's not rude about it but he's very direct about the drama and BS and he's like, 'we're not doing that. We're not going through this mess. I'm here to find somebody.' By the end, you'll realize he's as or more sincere than any Bachelor we've ever have on the show."
The longtime "Bachelor" host gave Xfinitytv.com his "Bachelor" thoughts while plugging his new ABC gig on the altruistic game show "You Deserve It," debuting this Monday, Nov. 21 after "Dancing with the Stars." (Check Xfinitytv.com Monday for more information on Chris' new show.)
He said fans will be in Ben's corner from the beginning as the women compete for his attention. "From Ben's perspective, you kind of have this guy who really we saw go through this metamorphosis with his dad and Ashley's season where he got down on one knee. He said he was ready on night one [of the new Bachelor]—[but] I don't know if he really was. I think he was still a little reluctant and maybe a little cavalier in his attitude but when you see the way he evolves and the way the women change him as the season goes along, it's fantastic on an emotional level.
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"On a dramatic level, you have some of these women who aren't there for the right reasons, that are messing around and he has to navigate his way through that, which is part of the deal." Chris added that the women are very diverse this season: "Sometimes, you kind of look at the cast and several weeks in, they all kind of look alike and you're trying to figure out who everybody is—that's not the case. This season, it's a very dynamic, different crew. Physically speaking the looks are very different and [they come from] different walks of life. People will find them very easy to follow. People will get into it pretty quickly.
"The other thing I love is that unlike Ashley, with Ben—every women knew when they came in to cast the show that Ben was The Bachelor. They already kind of have a crush on this guy and know him but in some ways, he's kind of a celebrity and something he has to fight through that hey, I'm really just a normal guy trying to find love.
"I cannot say if he found love because I don't know where we stand on that but I promise our fans are guaranteed to absolutely love this season."
Meanwhile, Chris said Bachelorette Ashley Hebert and her fiancée J.P. Rosenbaum are still head over heels in love. What has he heard about them lately? "A wedding! That's how good they're doing. I'm hearing rumors that a wedding is coming very soon. They are doing fantastic and could not be more in love. I'm so unbelievably excited for them and can't wait to go the wedding."
When asked if Ashley had told him any specific plans, Chris replied, "No, nor would I say anything if she had. I know a wedding date and wedding plans are something you don't mess with as far as women go. That is all hers! I do talk to her and keep in touch with her and they are so good and so happy and in love and they've really figured things out. They're in New York and I think that's where they're going to stay. It's really cool to see they're having such a good time.
"What I love is they have followed the same kind of strategy of our other successful couples, which is get out of L.A., get out of this world and go live your life and really love each other so they've really done a great job like Jason and Molly and Ryan and Trista and Ali and Roberto and all these successful copies that now are on this amazing roll."
Chris said of the Bachelor/Bachelorette franchise, "If it's anything like Ben's season we just wrapped up on, we're going to be around for a long time. We always laugh—there's always this moment after we wrap production where the producers huddle together and we all make this comment, 'wow, I think this concept works.' We've been making same joke for ten years now and 23 seasons. The concept works. You plug everybody in and our producers do an amazing job and our crew and once again, we've put together what I think is a fantastic season that our fans will absolutely fall in love with. Ben was great, the girls were dynamic. There's a thousand different storylines to follow. It's going to be an amazing ride."


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Janet Davison Rowley and Mary-Claire King, pioneering cancer geneticists, are the recipients of the 2010 Pearl Meister Greengard Prize awarded by The Rockefeller University. Created to recognize the accomplishments of outstanding female scientists, the $100,000 prize will be presented at a ceremony in the university's Caspary Auditorium on November 16.
The Pearl Meister Greengard Prize was established by Paul Greengard, Vincent Astor Professor at the university and head of the Laboratory of Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience, and his wife, sculptor Ursula von Rydingsvard. Greengard donated the proceeds of his 2000 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine to Rockefeller University and, in partnership with generous supporters of the university, created the yearly award. Named in memory of Greengard's mother, who died giving birth to him, the prize was founded to honor women who have made extraordinary contributions to biomedical science, a group that historically has not received appropriate recognition and acclaim.
Commenting on this year's recipients, Rockefeller University President Paul Nurse says, "Janet Rowley and Mary-Claire King have each made vital contributions to our understanding of cancer as a genetic disease. Their work has advanced the science of genetics and improved medicine for the benefit of humanity."
Rowley, Blum-Riese Distinguished Service Professor of Medicine, Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology and Human Genetics at the University of Chicago, is regarded as a major champion of the modern cancer cytogenetics movement that helped open the field of molecular oncology. In 1972, Rowley discovered two recurring chromosome translocations involved in human cancer: the 8;21 translocation in acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) and the 9;22 translocation, which results in the Philadelphia chromosome seen in chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML). Rowley's work provided evidence that genetic abnormalities are a critical factor in cancer and revolutionized cancer research and treatment. The success of the targeted cancer drug Gleevec, based on her discovery of the chromosome translocation in CML, is a notable outcome of Rowley's seminal findings.
Rowley enrolled in the University of Chicago's four-year college as a junior in high school. She earned her B.S. in 1946 and her M.D. in 1948 from the University of Chicago. In 1962, after a year as a research trainee in England, Rowley returned to the University of Chicago, as a research associate in the department of medicine. She became an associate professor in 1969, and a full professor in 1977. In 1984, Rowley was named the Blum-Riese Distinguished Service Professor. She has been the recipient of numerous awards including the Albert Lasker Clinical Research Award, the National Medal of Science, the Gruber Prize in Genetics, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Jessie Stevenson Kovalenko Award from the National Academy of Sciences and the Award for Lifetime Achievement in Cancer Research from the American Association for Cancer Research.
King, American Cancer Society Professor of Medicine and Genome Sciences at the University of Washington, studies the genetics of complex, common human conditions. Her primary areas of interest are breast and ovarian cancer and genetic influences on major mental illness, especially schizophrenia. Her approach is to apply human genetics and genomics to the identification and characterization of critical genes in informative families and populations. King was the first scientist to show that breast cancer is inherited in some families as the result of mutations in the gene that she named BRCA1. This discovery and her subsequent research on the genetics of schizophrenia and of hearing loss have transformed the understanding of complex disease inheritance. King is also recognized as a pioneer in the development of DNA sequencing for human rights investigations. She has carried out identification of victims of human rights violations for the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal and served as consultant to the Commission on the Disappearance of Persons of the Republic of Argentina.
King received her Ph.D. in genetics from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1972. After completing a postdoc in cancer genetics at UC San Francisco, she returned to UC Berkeley in 1976 as professor of genetics and epidemiology. She accepted her current position as American Cancer Society Professor of Genetics and Medicine at the University of Washington, Seattle, in 1995. She has been an affiliate member of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center since 1998. King is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy Of Arts And Sciences, the Institute of Medicine and a foreign member of the French Academy of Sciences. She is the recipient of the American Society of Clinical Oncology Basic Science Award, the American Cancer Society Medal of Honor for Clinical Research, the Weizmann Institute Award for Women and Science, and the Gruber Prize in Genetics.
The Pearl Meister Greengard Prize ceremony, to be hosted by Rockefeller president Paul Nurse, will take place at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 16. Andrea Mitchell, chief foreign affairs correspondent at NBC News and host of the daily "Andrea Mitchell Reports" on MSNBC, will be the guest speaker at this year's prize ceremony.


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The folks at The New Fly Fisher have been working on a TV show about the St. Lewis River in Labrador. Above is a sample of some of the footage, which includes polar bears, icebergs and, of course, Atlantic salmon. The redwood-sized fish that comes up for a dry fly at about 1:15 in the video will literally take your breath away.
The St. Lewis is home to a spectacular new fishing lodge owned by Chris Verbiski, the mining prospector who discovered what is now the world's richest nickel mine: Voisey's Bay, located in northern Labrador. Verbiski invested some of the royalties from that find into that lodge and another one on the Hunt River, both of which provide access to some of the best Atlantic salmon fishing in the world, which, to a certain set (which includes me), is more precious than any mineral in the world.
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looking for a barrel horse-oregon/wa Im ready to buy a horse but I cant find what I'm looking for. I want a horse for gaming and just general riding. Something with a calm head. it doesn't need to be the fastest horse just one I can go to local shows with. My price rang is about $3000. If anyone out there knows of a horse in the Oregon/ southern Washington area let me know. :D |
my sister in West Linn, OR has a beautiful 2 yr paint gelding for sale My sister has a 2 year old flashy paint gelding, My Sugar Dandy which she raised with a lot of love for sale in West Linn, Or. She had sold him to some people moving to Florida. They took the year old stud cold with the same breeding, but decided that they don't want to overextend by keeping the second one. He is up for sale at $1900 or obo to the right person. He has some very well known thoroughbred race horses from his appendix sire and some quarter horse race horse blood on his dam's side: sugar bars, clabber, go-man-go in his pedigree. He is fast but his quarter horse/paint blood also gives him some stability and sense. He should make an excellent barrel horse. Here is the link to his pedigree: My Sugar Dandy Paint Her email is email@example.com :-) |
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I have a friend who has a 17yr old mare who is broke and safe as they come with a big motor. It wouldn't be hard to start her on barrels I don't think. I can give you the owner's contact info if you would like. I'm always getting ads coming through me so I can keep looking too. |
Sorry I kinda spaced at I made this. I ended up finding a little finished paint mare. She cost double my buget but she is well worth it. Thanks for trying to help and sorry I didn't get back yo u. |
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In Reply to: FM and housework posted by Chaminade on November 02, 2000 at 00:55:43:
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Hi Chaminade, Welcome to my world! I've pretty much given up on a clean hose! Finally, my daughter is catching the bug about wanting things neat, so it is getting better. Since you have more than one child, I have a game you might like, to help them get involved.Get one of those kitchen timers, or something similar to count off the minutes and make a BIG ring when its done. Pick some kind of goody that your kids love but don't get too often. Set the timer for ten minutes and have the kids RACE each other to see who can pick up the most items--one at a time.
Sit on the couch and have the kids bring their items to you, making a stack for each child. When the timer goes off, count the items, and winner gets the treat. Now, you have 3 piles of 'stuff' in a convenient, non-bend-over-or-reach place that you can more easily sort and put away.
Even the youngest of children enjoy the race. Though your house might not be 'clean' it will be a lot more 'picked up' than it was!
If your kids are really young, set the timer for 5 minutes. If they're teens, set the timer for 20 min. and make it a pick-up-&-put-away race, maybe with a bigger reward. Lots of variations you can come up with, and its amazing how the kids enjoy it. If its fun, it is more likely they'll establish the picking up habit.
I used to race against my daughter, when I was still able. So, even for single chilren, it can work. Or even get one or some of their friends involved, too. I know my daughter tends to be ready to help at someone else's than at home. Her friends are that way here. Go figure! HA!
Hope this helps some. Oh yeah, I don't think I'd function too well without chiropractics AND massage. Once a week keeps me going, twice a week dureing a flare.Good luck!CopperLet Miracles Replace all Grievances


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Jennifer L. Grubbs' "I on Life" column appears Tuesdays in the Craig Daily Press. E-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com my old high school acquaintance Bryce Jacobson called me out of the blue in April, I wasn't sure what to make of his words: "This is a recruitment call."
I wasn't looking to leave Sterling or the Journal-Advocate any time soon. I had plans. My sister was about to get married there, I had a vacation planned, I was in the middle of a big Web-based project at the J-A. Why would I leave?
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He spoke of a community much like Sterling, with a small, down-home feeling, but enough people, services and options to stimulate the mind and heart. He described to me a newspaper that the community was involved and invested in. He really sold Craig and its people on that call.
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Review: HTC Freestyle
The Freestyle can access AT&T's AppCenter for BREW-based applications. The AppCenter looks a heck of a lot better than the disastrous app repositories that are available to AT&T's other feature phones. Once it loads, the user interface is fairly attractive and easy to navigate. The AppCenter is mostly icon-driven, rather than the lousy text menus available on other AT&T feature phones. The categories make sense, and the AppCenter performs quickly. The paid applications are billed to your monthly account, according to the disclaimers that jumped up at me on the screen. Some of the titles I saw available included familiar ones such as iSkoot, Loopt, Where, Shazam and so on. Disturbingly, many of the paid apps cost $2.99 and $3.99. I didn't see any apps that cost only $0.99 or $1.99. There were only a handful of free apps.
BluetoothThe Freestyle runs Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and it supports stereo Bluetooth. Pairing with mono and stereo headsets was a breeze. Phone call quality through a headset was pretty bad. The headset amplified that intrusive hissing sound nearly to the point of pain. Listening to music via stereo Bluetooth wasn't a terrible experience, but you're much better off using your favorite pair of wired headphones.
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Why would anyone in their right mind would want to bring back the do nothing irresponsible republicans in power? It is just like putting the fox back into the henhouse. After all. most of our major problems of today were created by the republicans of yesteryears.
Hehehe, Barbour is coming to blue state MN to stump for Tom Emmer for Governor. Tom can't get his head out of his behind long enough to give Minnesotan's any actual plans of what HIS plans are to improve the disaster we call Pawlenty fiscal responsibility and common sense spending. Emmer has been yakking about re-designing government here in Minnesota. Perhaps Barbour will be visiting to help draw up the Minnesota Cession from the Union plans that many District Republicans wanted to vote in favor of. Didn't go over too well. But, hey, to each their own, I guess.
No one is going to vote this southern "Bubba" into the presidency.
The big question is whether or not he will wear his Exalted Cyclops Klan get up. Maybe he will follow the lead of other GOP/Tea Party types and wear a Nazi uniform. Heil GOP!
While the Obama & the DNC have concentrated on a limited number of Congressional races to try & save, the Republican Governors Association has been crisscrossing across the Country. Has anyone taken notice that there could be as many as 40 Republican Governors making their way to the State Capitols on Jan 3rs, 2011?
Riiiiight...pocketbook issues. You mean like Christie putting the kibosh on the NY-NJ tunnel project solely because he didn't want 6,000 construction workers to be put to work and earning paychecks and paying union dues? We know whose pocketbooks we're talking about here...and it ain't yours or mine or the states'. NJ's future and all the savings and benefits of such a project do NOT matter to Christie, just like none of us or our issues matter to any of these goofs. What DOES matter is that people like Christie have ambition and don't want to be just a governor for one term or just a governor. In his mind, had he let that project go through, he would have been filling Dems' campaign pocketbooks, not his own...and he just couldn't allow that.
Haha...love the tough guy face Pence is trying to put on in that pic...what a dildo that guy is.
And want your Point CNN>>>>>>>if you want to talk about something talk about this........The Reps always say that they want to cut the taxes for Corp because 35 % is to high. Help me understand this CNN and why you have not put this out there? Bank American taxes for 2009 0.00 GE 0.00 , we paid more taxes than these big business , so what is wrong with this picture. For those who are tea beggers and Reps you just dont know what is really going on. You are being use.
When they take away your edcucation, medicare, social security and the beat goes on. Let us know how you like that !
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Didn't this hillbilly just say he was too busy raising chickens to worry about politics anymore?
Cluck, cluck Haley. If the chickens die will it be Obamas fault?
Why don't these Governors stay in their states and handle some of their own problems. Anybody reading this ever been to Mississippi?
Mississippi Gov Haley Barbour , Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty.
All of them have more than 50% approval rating in their states so they are targeting 2012
A timely reminder that if the Republicans win the whole country will end up just like Mississippi: last, and still falling.
The "Nut Jobs" plan to crisscross the country in 2 weeks. If they are looking for a way out all they have to do is head south to the Mexico border and cross over illeagally. Mexico can have them. They drove the economy in the ditch and now that it is slowly coming up out of it, these fools want to drive it back in to make it easier for their Chinese employers to finish buying our country out from under us. I hope that the "Nut Job" followers will wake up and smell the Chinese coffee and tea being served up at the US Chamber of Commerce before it is to late.
Oh, this is really really going to be good! Haley "Uncle Cornpone" Barbour is finally going to become the FACE and VOICE of the Republican Party! This is the Southeren Strategy gone to seed. He should be great at reminding all the closeted Republican haters and Tea Baggers that the real reason they "want their country back" is their two-year-old shock at waking up and finding a Black family in the White House.
I live in Mississippi and Barbour has been an embarrassment to our state. He's mismanaged money, is hostile to education (not only has he tried to close down or "consolidate" colleges, he's currently withholding funds intended for education and using them for Medicaid instead), and has been crooked in general, funneling Katrina relief money to his brother Jeppie and other family members, and using it to build condos in areas not even effected by the hurricane while areas along the coast still haven't been repaired. Mississippi has lost jobs and seen its infastructure deteriorate under this idiot's watch and he thinks he should be president. I hope he does run just so the rest of the country will get a good look at his record. He won't win; the only reason he stayed in office in Mississippi is because too many voters here will vote for anyone who plays up to their religion, regardless of the candidate's actual track record.
Is that "criss-cross" the country or cross-hair the country? Knowing Barbour and his circa 1950's mentality, I'd venture it's the latter.
Who pays for these trips? Inquiring minds want to know.