text: Future Cop L.A.P.D. Cheat Codes: ------------ Submitted by: sri ganesh While playing the game, hold [F10] and enter one of the following codes. Then, hold [F10] and press [F5] to activate the cheat function as many times as needed. To enter another code, hold [F10] and press [F6] to disable the current code. Then, hold [F10] and enter the next code. Result Cheat Code ------------------------------------ Restore shield - [F2] [F1] [F4] [F3] Blue player turns black - [F2] [F1] [F4] [F3] [F3] [F4] [F1] [F2] Reload weapon 0 - [F2] [F4] [F1] [F3] [F1] [F3] [F4] [F2] Reload weapon 1 - [F4] [F3] [F1] [F2] [F4] [F3] [F1] [F2] Reload weapon 2 - [F2] [F1] [F2] [F4] [F2] [F1] [F3] Advance to next mission - [F2] [F4] [F2] [F4] [F3] [F1] [F3] [F1] Blue player - [F2] [F1] [F4] [F3] [F3] [F4] [F1] [F2] +200 points to player - [F4] [F2] [F4] [F3] [F1] [F2] [F3] Invincibility - [F4] [F4] [F1] [F1] [F4] [F1] [F3] [F2] Walker can super jump - [F4] [F4] [F4] [F4] [F2] [F3] [F1] [F2] [F3] [F1] [F4] Maximum shield - [F3] [F3] [F1] [F4] [F4] [F1] [F2] [F2] [F1] Power-up weapon 0 - [F4] [F4] [F4] [F3] [F3] [F3] [F4] [F1] Power-up weapon 1 - [F2] [F2] [F2] [F4] [F3] [F4] [F3] Power-up weapon 2 - [F2] [F4] [F2] [F1] [F3] [F2] [F4] Hint: ----- Submitted by: ankush mahajan E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com When you start a game always use the map button (M) so you can also plan your next objective and then use it from time to time. It'll be quite helpful. GameTip: -------- Submitted by: Travis Samuels Press select go to sfx and press 000 Square square select 0 select. To grow three times your height Future Cop L.A.P.D. -[ Hex Cheat ]- ----------------------------------- Backup SAVE.CFG rename it etc...and open it using "Hexedit" or Norton etc. Change Offset 00 00 00 0B 00 to 04 FF FF FF FF. And change the 04 to other numbers for interesting results.... Crime War mode single player level passwords: -------------------------------------------- Zone Name Password --------------------------------- 2 Zuma Beach TAFRGYBLRR 3 La Brea Tar Pits CRGRGYBLRY 4 Venice Beach FUMRGYBLRL 5 Hell's Gate Prison SICUGYBLLI 6 Studio City TAFUGYBLLR 7 LAX Spaceport CRGUGYBLLY 8 Long Beach FUMUGYBLLL Long Beach Completed SIFYGYBISR Precinct Assault mode single player level passwords: ---------------------------------------------------- Level Password Urban Jungle 5 FUCUGYBIMI 10 SUHUGYBIDR Proving Grounds 5 SICRRYBLLI 10 TIFRNYBLSR Hollywood Keys 5 SICRGYDLLI 10 TIFRGYPLSR Venice Beach 5 SICRGLBLLI 10 MIFRGIBLSR Refill Shield Gauge: -------------------- Hold F10 while you enter this sequence - F2, F1, F4, F3, F5. Easter Egg Weapons: ------------------- Enter these codes on the password screen. Code Result -------------------- DYPYFASRHR - All missions completed, all easter egg weapons. SYMRGOBRRL - No missions completed, all easter egg weapons. DYSIFASRHY - All missions completed and locked, all easter egg weapons. Passwords --------- 1 -- TAFRGYBLRR 2 -- CRGRGYBLRY 3 -- FUMRGYBLRL 4 -- SICUGYBLLI 5 -- TAFUGYBLLR 6 -- CRGUGYBLLY 7 -- FUMUGYBLLR 8 -- SIFYGYBISR -[ GameTips ]- -------------- * When looking for power switches to open gates, don't forget to blow up statues; they frequently hide the switches. * You don't have to kill everything to complete the single-player missions; know when to conserve your ammo for the big bosses near the end of the levels. * In multiplayer games, you don't have to grab every neutral turret to win. Pick one route into the enemy fortress, keep it clear, and be sure to escort your hovertanks. Easy win in Precinct Assault: ----------------------------- Use the power-up riot shield on the blue team. It is powerful and also works well on level 10. Easy win: --------- When you start, immediately move around to claim Turrets. When you reach 30 points, claim an Outpost at the enemy's base. Then, get up to 180 points and go to your regular base. Claim a Flying Fortress and a Dreadnought. Do not make any Hovers or Jet choppers there. Go to the Outpost that you claimed and make 20 Hovers and 20 Jet Choppers. Note: This works best on Urban Jungle. Destroying Jet Choppers: ------------------------ When your opponent has a lot of Jet Choppers, get Bounce Mines (recommended) or Super Bounce Mines. Go in the enemy base. When the Jet Choppers are after you, drop the mines. They will wipe the Jet Choppers out quickly. Super Bounce Mines are effective against all things, especially Jet Choppers, Hovers, Flying Fortresses, and Dreadnoughts. Destroying Base Turrets: ------------------------ When you start, transform into a Hover and get Super Bounce Mines. Go to the enemy base and start moving back and forth while dropping mines. If done correctly, you should have the turrets destroyed in less then thirty seconds. Note: This is difficult to do and requires practice. You have to be very skilled with Bounce Mines. Bug Hunt secret Level: ---------------------- Destroy Sky Captain from L:1-10 on every level in Precinct Assault. Any Mission: ------------ Submitted by: Anmol & Ruppi Go To Directory Of Future cop.Opean missions,Find The File that run "urben jungle". It Can find by Delete all the fills But not 'Conft' & 'GlblData' & 'Hk'.Start the game, cheak that 'Urben Jungle' is run.If not, So Restore all files,Opean 'Missions" Folder, Delete all the fills But not 'Conft' & 'GlblData' & 'Lax1',Start the game,cheak that 'Urben Jungle is run. If not ,So Restore all files,Opean 'Missions" Folder, Delete all the fills But not 'Conft' & 'GlblData' & '?'.Check it like This.If You Find it, suppose it is 'Lax2',Copy the name,Deleat it,restore one of the file"which mission you want play",then rename it-past it,then run the game. Play The New Mission. Reload special weapon: ---------------------- To reload the special weapon first hold F10, then press F2, F1, F2, F4, F2, F1, F3.


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David Brooks: What is a university for when courses go online?
Universities are places where young people acquire technical and practical knowledge, writes syndicated columnist David Brooks.
Syndicated columnist
The best part of the rise of online education is that it forces us to ask: What is a university for?
Are universities mostly sorting devices to separate smart and hardworking high-school students from their less-able fellows so that employers can more easily identify them?
Are universities mostly boot camps for adulthood, where young people learn how to drink moderately, fornicate meaningfully and hand things in on time?
My own stab at an answer would be that universities are places where young people acquire two sorts of knowledge, what the philosopher Michael Oakeshott called technical knowledge and practical knowledge.
Technical knowledge is the sort of knowledge you need to understand a task — the statistical knowledge you need to understand what market researchers do, the biological knowledge you need to grasp the basics of what nurses do.
Technical knowledge is like the recipes in a cookbook. It is formulas telling you roughly what is to be done.
Right now, online and hybrid offerings seem to be as good as standard lectures at transmitting this kind of knowledge, and, in the years ahead, they are bound to get better — more imaginatively curated, more interactive and with better assessments.
The problem is that as online education becomes more pervasive, universities can no longer primarily be in the business of transmitting technical knowledge. Online offerings from distant, star professors will just be too efficient. As Ben Nelson of Minerva University points out, a school cannot charge students $40,000 and then turn around and offer them online courses that they can get for free or nearly free. That business model simply does not work.
Nelson believes that universities will end up effectively telling students: "Take the following online courses over the summer or over a certain period, and then, when you're done, you will come to campus and that's when our job will begin."
If Nelson is right, then universities in the future will spend much less time transmitting technical knowledge and much more time transmitting practical knowledge.
Practical knowledge is not about what you do, but how you do it. Practical knowledge is not the sort of knowledge that can be taught and memorized; it can only be imparted and absorbed.
Now I could give you a theory about how universities can transmit this sort of practical moral wisdom, but let's save that. Let's focus on practical wisdom in the modern workplace.
Think about Sheryl Sandberg's recent book, "Lean In." Put aside the debate about the challenges facing women in society. Focus on the tasks she describes as being important for anybody who wants to rise in this economy: The ability to be assertive in a meeting; to disagree pleasantly; to know when to interrupt and when not to; to understand the flow of discussion and how to change people's minds; to attract mentors; to understand situations; to discern what can change and what can't.
These skills are practical knowledge. Anybody who works in a modern office knows that they are surprisingly rare. But students can learn these skills at a university, through student activities, through the living examples of their professors and also in seminars.
Nelson's venture, Minerva, uses technology to double down on seminars. Minerva is a well-financed, audacious effort to use technological advances to create an elite university at a much lower cost. I don't know whether Minerva will work or not, but Nelson is surely right to focus on the marriage of technology and seminars.
The problem with the current seminars is that it's really hard to know what anybody gets out of them.
The goal should be to use technology to take a free-form seminar and turn it into a deliberate seminar.
Episodes in one seminar could be replayed for another. Students could be assessed, and their seminar skills could be tracked over time.
So far, most of the talk about online education has been on technology and lectures, but the important challenge is technology and seminars. So far, the discussion is mostly about technical knowledge, but the future of the universities is in practical knowledge.
© , New York Times News Service
David Brooks is a regular columnist for The New York Times.

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07 Draxxus Tournament pants
Well guys, just to let you know this is my first review so dont be to hard on me please, but I can take costructive critisism
This is just a review on first impressions and doing some sliding on grass, I will update the review if I hit a winter tourney Looks: These are nice looking pants, Period. They are very sleek. Available Colors-Red, Black, Olive, Camo __________________________________________________ ___________ Feel: I tried them on the second I got them. They feel like a dream! I loved my Proto 04 pants but these blow them out of the water! The underlaying mess feels great. They are very breatheable, and not constricting. __________________________________________________ ____________ Padding/Build: Padding overall was a big AAA++++! They reenforced everything. They have G.R.E.A.T knee protection. There is great padding too, they have a special pad for your butt, that runs all the way up to protect your tailbone also. They are built nicely, VERY nicely might I add, I looked them over for a long while and they have a nice mesh underlining with nice thick fabric outside. The knee's are probly the most important to me and they did a great job on those as well. The pants have a zipper and velcro fly, they zip then velcro overtop. They are also very good at holding with the adjustable waist. I usually take medium pants but these are larges, I tightend them up all the way (to my 28" waist and they hold strong) I have noticed from friends that JT teams rip at the top of the knee seam. Well DXS did a nice job of trying to eliminate that by putting a piece of elastic in between knee pads. Nice Job Draxxus! __________________________________________________ ___________________ Slidding: I just tried them out on the carpet and what little grass I could find and they work very well. Will be Elaborated on Well the grading scale- 1-10 Looks-9 Feel-also a 9 Build/Padding-perfect 10 Slidding-9.5: TBU* Overall score-9.3 Will get my own pics up later when camera is charged Thanks for the pants VS3 Sniper I love them! *To Be Updated Give me pointers!
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Man like I already told you, you need to space it out so it is easier to read. You provide a lot of good information, but it just needs to be easier on the eyes. Overall a good first review. Get that real picture up!
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i have the same pants. here's my scoring
Looks- 9. i have the camo ones and i love how they look Feel- 9.5. i love how they feel. they have 4 different adjustable straps for the waist. The inside of the leg is mesh, which adds for good ventelation (the bad thing is, i was sitting on the bench cuz i was out, and a stray ball hit me on the inside of the leg and got paint on my shorts. that's why i subtracted the .5) Padding- 10! very good knee, butt, and crotch padding Sliding- 9. I went to a tourney with these pants and afterwards, i played a 1-on-1 with a good friend, and we were sliding all over the place. I love them. AVERAGE TOTAL SCORE- 9.4 *one disadvantage is that the material is very noisy. here's a pic of mine
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Lol glad u like em.
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Yes, they are noticably noisier than other pants but I really dont think it makes a difference
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Why stop posting here? Simple, I can include images, slashdot javascript, digg javascript, embed javscript (ie slide shows), google ads, voting polls, as well as control the "slashboxes" that appear with my journal/blog articles elsewhere. I get traffic-stats (analytics).
While I do absolutely love Slashot's (and Slashcode's) discussion system (D2 rocks), as well as the friend's-journal-notification system, the other benefits outweigh it. More and more people are using RSS to know when their friends post something at {insert site/system here} such that the friend's notification isn't really needed all that much, except for the very novice user. And that type of user, maybe except for my Mom, couldn't care squat about my journal/blog entries. After-all, most people don't comment at all, though they are assumedly reading my ramblings.
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38 comments:
- Irene said...
OOOO! I love your skywatch photo! Gorgeous!!!
And the bird is beautiful too. We finally filled up our finch feeder. I hope to get some pictures soon! - April 11, 2008 at 7:39 AM
- RuneE said...
You have got a certain haziness in the sky photo (wilfully introduced I suspect) that makes all the difference.
Nice yellow bird, though I haven't a clue to the species!
I had a look at your other Blog - Photoshop is difficult but has some amazing tools! I have just upgraded to CS3 - if you haven't - DO!
PA Thanks for the comments! - April 11, 2008 at 8:02 AM
- Michele (Rocky Mtn.Girl) said...
Your sky watch is beautiful.... is that how the colors of the sky really appeared? WOW!
The little yellow bird is adorable... you never cease to amaze me... - April 11, 2008 at 8:03 AM
- SandyCarlson said...
That first shot makes me think of a Hudson River School painting. Wow, wow, wow.
- April 11, 2008 at 8:40 AM
- quintarantino said...
Kerri, if your front porch gives such views I would never leave it!
It's fantastic.
And the yellow one ... gorgeous! - April 11, 2008 at 8:52 AM
- evlahos said...
an amazing sky and a wonderful bird. very good combination
- April 11, 2008 at 8:53 AM
- Champ Townboy said...
Wow!! What a view - great shot!!
Love the little bird!! Too cool. - April 11, 2008 at 8:55 AM
- June said...
Great 2X!
- April 11, 2008 at 9:08 AM
- Marie said...
WOW! Amazing sky watch photo! The bird is beautiful too.
Happy Friday to you too :) - April 11, 2008 at 9:13 AM
- dot said...
What a beautiful sky and the little finch is just fantastic! I would love for one of those to come to my feeder.
- April 11, 2008 at 9:13 AM
- Ash said...
Gorgeous photos!
- April 11, 2008 at 9:35 AM
- Mary said...
That sky is so moody, lovely. I might like to participate in skywatch friday if I ever get back into the habit of looking up past the birds.
- April 11, 2008 at 9:36 AM
- Stacey Huston said...
Just stunning. I love sunsets and sunrises.. esp when they are this stunning.
- April 11, 2008 at 9:40 AM
- Rose said...
What an amazing sky watch! And I love goldfinches.
- April 11, 2008 at 10:01 AM
- John said...
Your sky watch is beautiful..wonderful colors.
Nice bird too! - April 11, 2008 at 10:53 AM
- Daniel J Santos said...
Excellent post, excellent pictures.
- April 11, 2008 at 11:10 AM
- Lilli & Nevada said...
Beautiful sky watch, and the bird is beautiful, Both projects are fun
- April 11, 2008 at 11:15 AM
- Suzi-k said...
what a stunner, Kerri, i love the depth in this pic!
- April 11, 2008 at 11:23 AM
- Ida said...
Your Sky Watch photo has got a pleasent atmosphere.
The second picture is beautiful! :)
Wishing you a happy weekend. - April 11, 2008 at 12:15 PM
- granmal said...
The sky is gorgeous and so is that bird. Great captures of both. Beautiful pictures.
- April 11, 2008 at 12:44 PM
- Moi said...
that li'l bird wears happy-hued clothing all its life..sweet! :)
love the sky too, Kerri! - April 11, 2008 at 1:18 PM
- Laurie said...
Gorgeous couple of photos. The bird is spectacular.
- April 11, 2008 at 1:47 PM
- Craver Vii said...
Good choice to go portrait (vs. landscape) on that sky photo!
Say, what do you suppose finch tastes like? Just kidding. - April 11, 2008 at 2:09 PM
- Andrea said...
Nice sky watch picture and the bird is gorgeous.
- April 11, 2008 at 2:26 PM
- DeeMom said...
Super pictures for both project, LOVELY
- April 11, 2008 at 4:08 PM
- Ex-Shammickite said...
Your bird pics are gorgeous. I took some of a woodpecker a couple of days ago but they are blurry, he was just too far away. I really should invest in a better camera, but there are other financial priorities....
- April 11, 2008 at 5:32 PM
- Misty Dawn said...
Absolutely fantastic post with AWESOME photos! Beautiful!
- April 11, 2008 at 5:46 PM
I especially like the sunset. Lovely colors and pattern of clouds. I know what you mean about looking at the sky more now that you are taking photos of it. Me too.
- April 11, 2008 at 6:28 PM
- Ms. Math said...
I always look forward to your skywatch shots. Breathtaking photo!
Great photo for Project Yellow! - April 11, 2008 at 9:14 PM
- Luke Wiley said...
I love the brilliant color of the clouds! great sky watch shot!
Wiley Willows Photoblog - April 11, 2008 at 10:09 PM
- Jenty said...
That's just beautiful!
There's actually enough yellow in the sky for the yellow project too! - April 12, 2008 at 1:52 AM
- imac said...
Such beauty in both shots, - the sky is fantastic, and the bird very cute and colourful.
- April 12, 2008 at 6:21 AM
- Petunia said...
Two great shots! the darmatic sky and the beautiful bird! Sky and bird really belong together, don't they?
Petunia's SWF - April 12, 2008 at 2:03 PM
- MedaM said...
Wow, what a wonderful post! The sky photo is really impressive, the colors are just fantastic. And the little yellow bird is adorable.
- April 12, 2008 at 4:28 PM
- andrée said...
what a great sky!!! and that bird photo! I am so jealous. i only saw one goldfinch this winter. they are still in their winter clothes here.
- April 12, 2008 at 4:39 PM
- Anna said...
She is beautiful! Lovely shot.
- April 13, 2008 at 12:12 AM
- Scotty Graham said...
GReat sky!!
Scotty - April 14, 2008 at 1:39 AM
- Salty said...
Both fabulous shots! Your Skywatch looks like a painting!
- April 14, 2008 at 12:22 PM
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text: DIY Puncture Proof Bicycle TiresDavid Galloway7/07/12 12:00pmFiled to: BicyclesTiresArmorMeasuring Tape20EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkBicycle tires with tire liners and/or thorn resistant inner tubes are available to protect against broken glass and other road debris, but if you have access to old bicycle tires, brake cables, and a measuring tape you can make an inexpensive DIY armor that will protect your tires. Instructables user mariano states that cutting the bead off an older bicycle tire and fitting that bead inside your regular tires between the tire and the inner tube will protect you from 80% of punctures, which is a cheap and easy solution. If 80% isn't good enough he recommends lining that cut off inner tire with the metal tape from a retractable tape measure. The metal tape will act as an armored barrier between your outer tire and the inner tube. The author recommends using the thin strand of wire from a bicycle brake cable to sew the measuring tape to the cut tire as using regular thread or dental floss will probably result in those materials being cut by the measuring tape. I'm curious to see how duct tape would hold up.AdvertisementAdvertisementIf you're looking to avoid bicycle tire punctures and Kevlar tires aren't in your budget you may want to consider this method. Any protection method you try will increase the weight and decrease the responsiveness of your bicycle somewhat. Note that the photo above is the tape on the cut bicycle tire that goes inside your actual bicycle tire.Armouring a bicycle tire for final puncture protection | InstructablesReply20 repliesLeave a reply


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A little twist to my usual tiramisù with coffee: Italian Amarena cherries! I mixed a few cherries and their syrup with whisky (I usually mix coffee with whisky, I find it to be the best booze for tiramisù).
3 tbsp Italian Amarena cherries (with syrup)
2 tbsp whisky (a good one or, like in my case, what your husband let you use)
1 packet of savoiardi biscuits
3 large free range eggs
3 tbsp sugar
300 ml cream
Cocoa to dust
Mix the Amarena cherries with whisky: this is the syrup to soak the savoiardi. Use only half of the savoiardi, making your first layer in a 20 x 20 cm square and at least 5 cm high (or similar size rectangular) serving dish.
Please note: it is important not to over-soak the biscuits or the base will be too soft. Just dip them quickly on one side only (the sugary side is better), and place them in the serving dish with the soaked part facing up: this way the juices will slowly go through the biscuits. Add a few of the cherries on top.In the meantime separately whip the egg whites, then the egg yolks with 3 tbsp of sugar, then the cream.
Whip everything well, the egg whites should be really stiff, the egg yolks really pale, and the cream like a cloud. Finally fold all three together. Pour half of the cream mixture over the red savoiardi biscuits, then make a second layer of savoiardi dipped in Amarena-whisky syrup (always dipping one side only, and placing them on the cream red facing up). Cover with the remaining cream mixture and place in the fridge for a few hours. Before serving dust the 'cloud' with cocoa.
I forgot to take a photo f the finished product until we were having second helpings... but I am sure that you get the picture! Serve to special friends, like my friends Aldo and Mary-Ann!
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Nyack Sketch Log: Hickory Dickory Dock
by Bill Batson
Every ornament, toy and clock at Hickory Dickory Dock tells a story. Once you pass under the canopied entrance of 43 South Broadway in Nyack, and navigate the gauntlet of wind chimes, you enter a forest of handcrafted collectibles. Some of the objects invoke fairy tales, others honor folklore and some have a direct link to the customs that shaped how Christians in America celebrate Christmas.


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Watch how to make this recipe.
In a small bowl combine the chopped rosemary, sage, garlic, red pepper flakes and olive oil. Season generously with salt. Using your fingertips carefully work your way under the skin of the chickens to separate the skin from the breast to develop a pocket. Schmear the herb paste under the skin of both chickens. Use all of the paste and try to distribute evenly. Drizzle each chicken with more olive oil and massage the skin. The idea here is to lube them up like suntan lotion. This will really help to get a nice brown crispy skin. Sprinkle each chicken generously with salt. Truss each chicken.
Place the diced veggies, bay leaves and thyme bundle in a roasting pan large enough to accommodate the 2 chickens without touching. Usually a 9 by 13-inch roasting pan will be perfect. Add 2 cups of chicken stock and season generously with salt. Arrange the chickens on top of the veggies in the roasting pan and place in the preheated oven.
Check the chickens about 15 minutes into the cooking process, the skin should be starting to turn a lovely brown. Lower the heat to 375 degrees F and continue roasting. After another 15 minutes, remove the chickens from the oven and turn over. At this point check the level of liquid in the roasting pan. If most of the liquid has evaporated, add another cup of stock and return the chickens to the oven. When the chickens have browned on the bottom, about 15 minutes, remove them from the oven and turn them back over. Return the chickens to the oven for the final 15 minutes of cooking. During this time the skin on the chickens should be very brown and crispy. Remove the chickens from the oven and take the temperature in the crease between the thigh and the breast. (When doing this be sure not to have the thermometer probe touch a bone or you will get an inaccurate reading.) The thermometer should read between 160 and 170 degrees F. When cooking poultry in general the rule is 17 minutes per pound. If the thermometer reads less than 160 degrees F return the chicken to the oven for an additional 10 minutes and then re-check the temperature.
When chickens have reached the proper temp remove them from the roasting pan, place them on a warm platter and cover loosely with foil. Let sit for at least 10 to 15 minutes before carving.
After the chickens have been removed from the roasting pan, skim off the excess fat from the surface of the liquid. The easiest way to do this is to prop up 1 end of the pan and allow the fat to run to the other end of the pan. You may not be able to get all of the fat, which is ok-fat tastes good! Put the roasting pan on a burner, add the wine, bring to a medium heat and reduce by half. Add the remaining chicken stock and taste. Add salt if needed- you probably will need salt. At this point you can decide if you are a "strainer" or not a strainer, meaning if you would like to strain the chunky vegetables out of the sauce or not. I myself, am not a strainer. When the sauce has reached the desired consistency and flavor remove from the heat and pour into desired serving vessel.
To carve the chickens: Cut off the twine. Pull the thigh and leg away from the breast of the chicken until the thigh bone "pops" out of the socket. This is also a sign that the chicken is cooked properly. Separate the thigh and drumstick. Remove the breast from the carcass by feeling for the ridge of the breastbone in the center of the chicken and slicing around the rib cage. Arrange the chicken on a serving platter or on individual plates with the mashed potatoes and gravy
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As prepares to unveil new iPhones later today, the company faces increasingly different competitive marketplaces. In the U.S., Apple is thriving, hitting a record high in market share as smartphone penetration continues to rise. Abroad, the story is very different, as very inexpensive smartphones have taken root in China, Mexico and elsewhere. Today's releases of the iPhone 5S and 5c are likely to help Apple hold onto much of its share in the U.S. and make some inroads elsewhere, but vulnerabilities remain. Those looking for clear answers about the long-term health of the platform are unlikely to get much clarity today -- or even 6 months from now -- but there will be things to watch out for.
At home (and on the high end)
Now that and have followed Apple down the path of making phones and the software that runs them, it might be safe to finally put to rest the ridiculous notion that smartphones are going to wind up like PCs, where Apple's market share eventually dwindled to the low single digits in the face of ubiquitous Windows machines. And, in fact, if you look at the U.S. data, it's clear the trends are very favorable to the Cupertino company.
A recent study by the Pew Research Center, found that 56 percent of Americans now report owning a smartphone and nearly half of them report that theirs is an iPhone. That's 25% of all mobile phone owners and it represents a significant jump from 19% last February and just 10% in 2011. This data, as AppleInsider noted, is consistent with data showing more than 40.4% of smartphone users in the U.S. now have iPhones, the highest figure that survey has ever recorded.
The figures are all the more remarkable given the lack of an iPhone with a large screen, which separates it from every Android and Windows Phone alternative on the market. While rumors abound Apple continues to test large-screen iPhones, one won't debut today. And there's no doubt it's costing the company sales, even though it's impossible to quantify how many.
What we do know is that Samsung has sold 38 million of its Galaxy Note phablets, including 28 million in the past year alone. While that might not seem like much compared to 143 million iPhones over the same period, consider that Samsung also sold its Galaxy S3 and S4 phones in even larger quantities at the same time. It's at this point safe to conclude that Samsung is not only selling more smartphones than Apple overall (and that's by a very wide margin as it offers far less expensive models), but it's selling approximately as many high-end units too.
Whether the iPhone 5s, which will look almost identical to the existing iPhone 5, can continue to perform as well in holding off competition, not just from Samsung but from HTC, Motorola and others, is going to be the first big question for Apple in the coming quarters.
Overseas (and on the lower end)
To clear up some misconceptions, the new iPhone 5c will not, by world standards, even slightly resemble a low-end phone. Typically, low-priced smartphones are in the sub-$150 category and Apple's new offering will be more than twice that. That limits the potential market share gains for Apple globally.
For the quarter ending in June, according to Kantar, Apple had a less than 20% share in France, Italy and Germany and was below 10% in Mexico and Spain. Apple's China revenue was down in the most recent quarter as well. A lot of this is due to the fact that iPhones are simply too expensive for too many customers in those countries. And inexpensive alternatives are getting better.
's Lumia line may not be catching fire here, but at an average price below $200, it's brought Windows Phone up near 10% in Mexico. China's homegrown Xiaomi is one of many brands with no presence in the U.S. that is selling improved smartphones for a fraction the price of the iPhone.
Into the breach, Apple will sell the 5c, an iPhone 5 with a colorful plastic shell and a price that will still give many consumers pause. But despite last year's technology, it will carry something a Xiaomi, ZTE, or Nokia still lacks: the Apple name. Though some small number of readers will find that a negative, it's worth a good deal here and abroad and it will sell millions of phones for Apple. How many depends on the price and Apple's ability to market it effectively against a sea of much better competitors than existed a few years ago.
2014, and around it goes
Whatever happens to iPhone sales in the coming months, the speculation as to where Apple goes next will start fairly quickly. The success of the 5c will be measured in volume and profitability for Apple. But if CEO Tim Cook is paying attention, he'll look past gross margin on the phone alone to the value of those customers. If they end up buying music, videos and apps about as often as existing iPhone customers, it will make sense to keep recruiting more of them -- perhaps with an even lower price going forward.
On the other side, Apple is likely already prepared for some amount of disappointment with the 5s. While Apple faithful holding onto the 4 and 4s are likely to consider it strongly for an upgrade (Apple loyalty remains around 90%), it's unlikely to win over significant numbers of converts. And in Apple's best markets, the appeal of large-screen phones and phablets will lead at least some people to shift to Android, as more than a few people I know already have.
Still, total iPhone unit sales still managed to grow more than 20% against the year-ago period, and Apple's additions of the largest carriers in Japan and China, NTT DoCoMo and China Mobile, will give it tremendous momentum to achieve similar gains in the coming year. But the company and investors are looking for the 5c to help deliver more than that, perhaps pushing toward 200 million iPhones in the next four quarters. That would be progress, but it would likely not satisfy Apple's critics. The company's supporters should hope it wouldn't entirely satisfy Apple either.
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From innocent grade school flirtation to traveling the world together on a study aboard program, these two have won my heart. It only takes mere seconds into CinemaCake's darling film to see why. And after reading the Bride's story, complete captivation sets in. Press play to see the entire thing!
From the beautiful Bride… Pat & I had been dating for 11 years – nearly half of our lives – when he proposed to me in the Rose Garden of the White House. When he asked if I would be his girlfriend outside the Ancillae Assumpta Academy library nearly a decade earlier, I replied, "Sure." Our grade school romance consisted largely of blushing cheeks, slow dances at school formals, chocolates on Valentine's Day, and a perceived mutual acknowledgement of "I like you, you like me." Very little conversation. We were both exceedingly shy. Our primary means of communication was actually through letters. The Valentine's Day card that accompanied the chocolates revealed a whole new person that I desperately wanted to get to know.
Miraculously, we carried the relationship through to high school, where it really grew. I discovered that the relationship I kind of happened upon had transformed into something much deeper; the boy that I had an innocent grade school crush on was the man I was falling in love with.
After much debate, with many family members weighing in on whether it was a good idea to go to the same college, we set off for the University of Miami together. And remarkably, in our junior year of college, we spent three months together circumnavigating the globe on a study abroad program called Semester at Sea. 13 different countries on four different continents – we saw the world together.
Ironically, it was after college that we learned to live apart. He got a job in Washington with the White House press office and me at an international bicycle company headquartered in Philadelphia – a constant Amtrak weekend ping-pong that we played for three years. Fortunately, Washington is only a train ride away, but the ups and downs of a long-distance relationship were difficult. We knew we wanted to get married. We had known it for a long, long time. It was mostly a matter of establishing some stability, getting our careers on track. But on that April day, as I walked to the White House for a "press office party," I had absolutely no idea what was coming.
That morning after the proposal, exuding elation, Pat and I met our parents at their hotel. When we arrived, my mom was seated at a table with wedding magazines sprawled out around her. She looked up from her iPad and asked, "So what do you think about…" And that marked the official beginning of wedding planning – an incessant stream of questions that came with difficult answers and challenging decisions. The 4-hour flower appointments, the tablecloth debates, the impossible narrowing down of the guest list, the bridesmaid dress quest. Wedding planning wasn't quite as fun as I had hoped.
But it was all utterly worth it. You know when you look forward to something so much, for so long that it inevitably doesn't live up to your lofty expectations? That was the fear that crept into my mind in the final stretch before July 20th. But I'm supremely happy to say that my wedding – an event I had been planning for a year and a half and dreaming of for the last decade – was more than I could have ever hoped for. Truly. And I wish that line didn't sound so cliché. When I really take the time to reflect on the day, I become unrelentingly emotional because I loved our wedding day with all my being and want to do it all over again.
My #1 objective for our wedding was that it would be a reflection of me and Pat. I wanted our guests to know what they were celebrating. While nearly impossible to pick a favorite part of our wedding day, I think I'd be safe in saying it was the ceremony. Officiated by my best friend's father who had watched Pat and I grow up, he read and improvised magnificently from the script so to speak that I had spent so very long working on. I very purposefully selected specific readings that I thought spoke to us best. I catered the response to the readings to address us and our guests. Before the lighting of the unity candle, I wrote of our families' heritage and history. Pat's cousins and groomsmen sang – a surprise we left out of the program. When I told people we were writing our own vows, they'd look at me like I had three heads. And our vows were by far the best part of the ceremony. All in all, it was meaningful, intimate, personal, romantic.
We were originally supposed to be married in the Four Seasons' outdoor courtyard. That's what made me fall in love with the venue. I was totally enchanted by it. And when I was told the day before the wedding that we couldn't hold the ceremony outside in light of the forecast, I was somewhat devastated. Though I have to say, the graceful draping, the flickering candlelight, the rose petals scattered along the aisle, the exquisite pattered lighting – it was majestic and all the more intimate. I'll never forget the feeling of walking into that room, radiating joy, glowing in elation. And to see the tears streaming down Pat's face. It seems like such a strange thing to say – but it made me so extraordinarily happy. I had hoped there would be something, but never imagined the kind of raw emotion I saw as I made my way to him – so moved I was the reason for it.
There were so many facets of the day that I devoted enormous amounts of time to planning, but the flowers perhaps encompassed the largest chunks of my time; and I simply can't find the right adjectives to effectively articulate how stunning they were. The centerpieces were spectacular. The escort card tree was striking. The orchid placed in each napkin was delicately gorgeous. My bouquet, which we had tried so many variations of, was perfection. The orchids flowing over the waterwalls were striking. It was as if we brought a garden indoors, which was frankly what I was hoping for. To bring the natural beauty of outside into the elegance of inside. Rhoads Garden, our florist, outdid themselves – surpassed all my expectations.
I always wear and tend to gravitate toward bright colors. I think it's why I hate the cold, gray winter and savor the vibrant, warm summer. So I knew when picking our colors that pastels just didn't seem fitting. However, I didn't want the colors to be overpowering and blinding. So we added the softness of the draping and some ivory and pale pink to the arrangements, along with silver-lavender tablecloths and transparent Lucite chairs (something my Mom insisted on that I wasn't so sure about yet looked outstanding that day). But it was the pop of deep pinks and purples that I loved and seemed so fitting for summer and the fun and joy of the day.
I tried as hard as possible that night to savor each and every moment and sort of take mental snapshots. While getting ready, I looked around at all of my bridesmaids milling around laughing, smiling, looking stunning. Click. Tiffany Stout (makeup) and Alexey Kats from Architeqt Salon (hair) did a beyond phenomenal job. They made me and my bridesmaids look and feel magnificent. I especially loved my side-swept curls that I think perfectly complimented my Enzoani lace gown. Just after meeting Pat at the top of the aisle, I remember trying to soak in the room, the flowers, the bridal party, the music, and I tried to squeeze in a quick glance at all of our guests. Click. During the reception, I paused and watched all of my flip-flop-clad family members and friends on the mobbed dance floor swaying, jumping, grooving to our fabulous band the LA Starz, who had our beaming guests dancing from the minute the doors opened to the end of the reception (in my opinion, the ultimate indication of a great party). Click. Just before entering the after party next door, I snuck into the ballroom once more to get a final look at the breathtaking room. Click. And during the last song of the night, I took a moment to fully take in my husband and the overwhelming happiness I was feeling at that moment. Click.
I wish I could relive my wedding day over and over again. The good news: We invested a whole lot of time into finding the right people to help us remember the most important day of our lives, with CinemaCake being possibly the best wedding decision I made. They captured the emotions, sights, and sounds (the latter, perhaps the most important and defining) of our wedding in a way that I think so few mediums and people are capable of and in a way that so perfectly and vividly encapsulates the day with depth and vibrancy. We now really do get to relive our wedding day for which I am so thankful.
Cinematography: CinemaCake Filmmakers | Photography: Susan Stripling | Event Planning: The Wedding Factor | Floral Design: Rhoads Garden | Wedding Dress: Enzoani | Ceremony Venue: Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia | Reception Venue: Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia | Catering: Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia | Makeup Artist: Tiffany Stout | Hair Stylist: Architeqt Salaon & Gallery | Live Entertainment: EBE LA Starz


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The six-month slog of the regular season can make any Opening Day mistake a footnote--faster than you can forget Chris Pittaro or Gary Scott, a team's figured out a better way to go. Even so, with the regular season swinging into action, there are some problems that need fixing sooner rather than later, starting with these five worst Opening Day roster decisions:
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I am interested in understanding how integrins and integrin-mediated signaling contribute to the late stages of carcinoma progression where cells acquire the ability to invade into the surrounding tissues. Integrin receptors, which link the extracellular matrix to the cytoskeleton and various signaling pathways, are essential for cells to sense and integrate cues from the extracellular matrix. Signaling from integrin receptors is critical for carcinoma cell invasion. One integrin species, the α6β4 integrin, can promote this process. My work has uncovered a link between integrin signaling and cyclic AMP metabolism. The metabolism of cAMP, i.e. both its generation and breakdown, is delicately balanced during invasion and is required for the control of the Rho family of small GTPases. We also find that the α6β4 integrin can promote the expression of pro-invasive genes, such as autotaxin, S100A4 and EGFR ligands amphiregulin and epiregulin. My long term goal is to understand the how integrins and integrin signaling control cAMP metabolism, RhoA, gene transcription and autocrine secretion to thereby contribute to the aggressive behavior of advanced cancers, including carcinomas of the breast, colon and pancreas.


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Neyah finds himself lucky enough to be a part of the burgeoning cocktail scene in San Francisco. A transplant from the East Coast, he has been serving drinks for over 15 years in some of the busiest and most well respected venues on both sides of the Country. In an effort to better understand the tools of his craft, he has spent time visiting distilleries all over the world as well as completing the Whisky Academy at Bruichladdich under the legendary Jim McEwan. This time in Scotland was formative and set him on a journey to fully understand the story of barrels and the whisky they bear. Neyah recently left the position of bar manager at Nopa in San Francisco where his program was well respected for its array of house produced bitters, tinctures and liqueurs and it's curated spirits list. He is now thrilled to be the West Coast Brand Ambassador for Yamazaki and Hibiki Whiskies.


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Wow – and has it grown. GenealogyBank has gone from 1,300 newspapers to over 3,800 newspapers – that's the equivalent of going from 160 million articles to 346 million articles, documents and reports – GenealogyBank now has more than 130 million obituaries and death records. If you haven't checked GenealogyBank in awhile – you should celebrate its birthday and try it today.
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I am playing catchup here, this is last week's colors.
The photo is from when my niece got engaged. I thought the colors worked well.
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Your photo is gorgeous and they look so happy together! Love the colors you used and I really like how you put your background together. I also really like your pretty embellishment cluster. Great page, Aggie!
The colors are perfect for your photo! They look so happy...I hope they have a happy life together!
Lovely happy photo and I think the happy colors of the challenge are perfect! I love all the flowers, especially the way you've used them to make borders. This whole page is beautiful, including the quote. Best wishes to your niece and her fiance!
Love your cluster, especially the greenery. Lovely photo as well.
Such a pretty LO! Congrats to the happy couple!
These colours work so well with this photo. Wonderful LO
Lovely clustering.
Great quote with a lovely photo.
Lovely photo and great colors. I love the quote.
The colours do work well! I like the cluster down the side and that touch of blue, really makes it jump out! They look so very happy and I like how you kept the focus on them, great job :-)


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Are the arms of your furniture growing fringes where they used to be smooth? Does your cat regard them as his own personal tree? Have you reached the point where you're considering covering everything upholstered with tarps? Why can't your cat and your sofa coexist in peace?
From your cat's point of view, that's just what they're doing. Furniture scratching is yet another normal cat behavior that doesn't meld well with our households. Cats scratch vertical surfaces as a means of marking their territory with scent from their foot pads, as well as leaving a nice visual marker — your scarred and tattered furniture. Scratching appears to be pleasurable to cats and entails stretching and exercise.
How to Redirect Your Feline's Scratching
You may have tried scolding, even swatting, your cat for his blatant disregard for your belongings, but chances are it did no good. Your cat may have learned not to scratch in front of you, but his take-home message is that you're crazy and for some reason interfering with his important work — especially when that work comes naturally and feels so good.
You can't get your cat to stop scratching, but you can redirect his scratching to a more acceptable surface. A variety of cat scratching posts and surfaces are available for sale. Cats tend to prefer those that are tall or long enough for them to fully extend their body with front paws stretched above the head — about 28 to 30 inches is good for most cats. The post must be secure enough that it will never topple over no matter what your cat does to it. The surface must be rough, such as fibrous textile, the reverse side of rugs or simulated tree bark. Besides placing scratching surfaces vertically, you can also place them horizontally, using strong tape or staples to hold them securely.
Don't stop with just one post. Remember, a major reason for scratching is to mark territory. Your cat will not be content marking it in only one place. He wants to advertise what's his from as many beacons as he can.


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hi, ive tried this method to send a pix message to my verizon phone by trying both the **********@vzwpix.com and the **********@teleflip.com, but i never received the message so can someone tell me wats rong?
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Bingo ! That would work perfect for me. Cant they at least format the url so we dont have to manually type in the code number for the viewmymessage site AT&T Wireless ? They could at least make it a one click view. Would it really be that hard? Think how nice it would be to get a text message you simply click a link and it opens in Safari.
I rarely use MMS, but when I want it I want it. Not all my friends have iphones.
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(read through about how AT&T blocks MMS traffic, so lame)
AT&T North America Send/Receive MMS support
(send MMS option coming soon?)
It appears that biteSMS (currently installed from Cydia) has an upcoming new feature to "Render incoming MMS messages in the conversation bubbles" That might be good enough for me if it works.
It also appears that biteSMS is even coming to the official appstore soon as well. Glad it's in Cydia for now
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In the options of biteSMS you can change it to "send through carrier" which doesnt cost anything extra. The default method of sending is via biteSMS (zereo credits) Change it to Carrier and it's free. You can swipe across a text message and forward it to someone else (very slick, close enough to copy and paste for me as far as text goes!)


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A simple proof of existence of equilibrium in a one sector growth model with bounded or unbounded returns from below
We analyze a Ramsey economy when net investment is constrained to be non negative. We prove existence of a competitive equilibrium when utility need not be bounded from below and the Inada-type conditions need not hold. The analysis is carried out by means of a direct and technically standard strategy. This direct strategy (a) allows us to obtain detailed results concerning properties of competitive equilibria, and (b) is amenable to be easily adapted for the analysis of analogousmodels often found in macroeconomics.
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It wasn't for me actually. I listened to "Takk..." and only really liked "Hoppípolla" and "Glósóli". When I listened to "( )" though, that's when I really became a fan. So many great songs, "Untitled 3", "Untitled 4" and "Untitled 8" to name a few. Their best well rounded album though, IMO, is Ágætis Byrjun. Brilliant CD. But yeah, TommyboyUNM, I'd suggest checking out "( )" first and then "Ágætis Byrjun" while making your way towards "Von" and "Takk...".
I like Sigur Ros but I don't get the BIG deal. Is there someone i'm missing? and no smart ass remarks please, save them for someone else.
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More shows to come!
http://pitchfork.com/news/45368-sigu...e-live-return/Sigur Rós are at work on what they've described as a "floaty" new album, scheduled for release in the spring. They've now announced their first live gig as a group since 2008, and write on their site, "we'll be announcing more tour dates soon."
They'll play Bestival on the Isle of Wight in the UK, which takes place from September 6 to 9. Also on the bill are the xx, Azealia Banks, Spiritualized, Justice, Hot Chip, De La Soul, Major Lazer, Warpaint, Orbital, Little Dragon, Charli XCX, Frankie Rose, Four Tet, Caribou, and more.
so you're not going to sell your coachella ticket to fly to england?
The lady I went with to see Portishead at the Greek Theater last year said that she saw Sigur Ros at the same place several years ago and said it was crowded as hell.
We're here to play some Mississippi Delta Blues. We're in a horrible depression, and I gotta admit - we're starting to like it.
New album Valtari out May 28th!
5/22 - The Cure - Hollywood Bowl
5/31 - Brian Jonestown Massacre - Teragram (?)
6/07 - Chelsea Wolfe - Teragram (?)
6/14 - Silver Apples - Troubadour
6/16 - John Carpenter - Orpheum
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April 14-16 - Coachella
April 22 - Sleep
May 4 - The Weeknd
May 20 - Mastodon/EODM/Russian Circles
May 30 - Conan/North
June 9 - Sigur Rós
July 3 - Roger Waters
July 30 - Panorama Festival
August 17-20 - Psycho Las Vegas
September 9 - Green Day
October 6-8 - ACL wknd. 1
Cue all the Sigur Ros show virgins getting boners now....
i will try to house as many reputable boardies as I can, I should have my guest room back from my shitty roommate by then
hell yea, i have a raging Sigur Ros boner...i actually just got the Inni bluray and just popped it in. i want to see these guys soooo bad
5/22 - The Cure - Hollywood Bowl
5/31 - Brian Jonestown Massacre - Teragram (?)
6/07 - Chelsea Wolfe - Teragram (?)
6/14 - Silver Apples - Troubadour
6/16 - John Carpenter - Orpheum
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Sigur Ros is one of those bands where I wait to actually have LP in my hand so that I can listen to the whole thing. Their music is meant to be listened as a whole package in my opinion. I think I can wait till May! I'm surprised this is coming out so early though. Since they're creating their own stage for this upcoming tour, I'm excited to hear what songs they'll bring back from their old catalogue
ps Touring wise...Pretty much lock for Lolla and Outside Lands before heading over to Japan for Summer Sonic. I'm thinking one/two dates in NY before Lolla and maybe two dates out in the West Coast in August. Then they'll probably come back again for full US tour later in the year. Because I remember in 08 before heading down to Bonnaroo, they played couple shows...yes kids, they use sandbag for their presales so let the bitching begin like Radiohead tickets
6/5/08 Guadalajara, MEX @ Teatro Degollado
6/7/08 Tepoztlan, MEX @ Festival La Colmena
6/11/08 Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater
6/12/08 Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theater
6/14/08 Manchester, TN @ Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
6/16/08 New York, NY @ Grand Ballroom
6/17/08 New York, NY @ The MoMA
Two days later (6/19), they announced these dates...which I remember was just 4 of them w/ out Amiina
Wed 17th - New York, The United Palace
Thur 18th - New York, The United Palace
Fri 19th - Boston, Bank Of America Pavilion
Sat 20th - Montreal, Quai Jacques Cartier
Mon 22nd - Toronto, Massey Hall
Tues 23rd - Detroit, The Fillmore
Wed 24th - Chicago, The Chicago Theatre
Thu 25th - Minneapolis, Orpheum Theatre
Sat 27th - Denver, Morrison Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Sun 28th - Salt Lake City, Saltair
Tues 30th - Tempe, The Marquee
Wed 1st San Diego, Copley Symphony Hall
Thu 2nd Los Angeles, The Greek Theatre
Fri 3rd - Berkeley, The Greek Theatre
Sun 5th - Seattle, Benaroya Hall
Mon 6th - Portland, Arlene Schnitzer Theatre
Tue 7th - Vancouver, The Chan Centre
Ooooo i hope they show at OSL. That would be incredible
I can't even imagine seeing Sigur Ros there! How were the acoustics at Bowl though? Radiohead at Bowl was amazing but I feel like seeing Sigur Ros at a gigantic/outdoor venue would take away some of their sound. Was it just them and Amina? Because when they came for Takk tour here, they played two nights at Beacon and one night at Tower Theater (Philly). Both shows were amazing and couple months later, they came back to play theatre @ msg while Billy Joel was playing in the stadium upstairs haha.
Yeah, they played with Amiina, and Amiina opened. That show was (with the possible exception of Radiohead night 2 in 2008) the best sounding show I've ever seen at the Bowl. It was definitely the loudest. I was about halfway back, and it's the only show I've seen there where I didn't have people around me talking. The band just FILLED the whole ravine with their sound, and the limited light show perfectly fit with the venue. The version of Popplagio that they closed the whole show with remains one of the most awe inspiring and truly incredible concert moments I've witnessed. When they dropped the sheet in front of the band and Jonsi's shadow filled the whole of it as he's screaming and the lights are strobing, it felt like watching a literal giant perform.
Easily top 5 concerts I've ever seen.
I recall watching Sigur Rós back in 2001 at the old Knitting Factory (next to Beck upstairs) when they won the first ShortList Music Award... was anyone else there? Definitely an unforgettable performance, and they deserved winning it!
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6/07 - Chelsea Wolfe - Teragram (?)
6/14 - Silver Apples - Troubadour
6/16 - John Carpenter - Orpheum
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Twitter, if you dare
10/29 Hot Chip @ The Fox Theatre
11/07 Rufus Du Sol @ The Mezzanine (?)
11/13 Mr Little Jeans @ The Rickshaw Stop
11/20 Keep Shelly in Athens @ Awaken
I liked them a lot--but expected to be a tiny bit bored--when I watched them at Coach 2006. What I didn't anticipate was all that bass. Absolutely mind blowing. Also: Jonsi gets really into it. It's great.
I wasn't stoned, but I was in the process of getting my heart broken...at Coachella. Totally made a difference. I wouldn't recommend intense heartbreak (way too much drama at a festival) but maybe you could go through photos of your long lost love before the show or something.
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RE:Fishing Firsts Brad - It was great to see you break the ice so quickly out on the outside surf of SB, and congrats on your 30" fish on a fly on the inside flats. As I recall from last year you do have a bit of luck with the fishies... could be all that CCA work! see you on the next one, Juro |
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Fishing Firsts First off it was a pleasure to meet all of the poeple fishing Saturday at the clave, I had a ball. This was a day of firsts for me. I caught my first ever fish in the surf it was a blast to see the fish right in front of me swimming inside of the wave just under the surface. I saw my first school of bass on the flats. I did not really know what to look for but a double row of 20 large fish cruising away from you is hard to mistake. I also caught my first bass of 30 inches out on those flats. I cannot wait to do it again. Thanks Juro for putting it all together. |


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You know when you hear the pros shredding on a guitar, and all you think is, "I'll never be able to do that..." Well, it's a lot easier than it sounds and looks.
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- You might say "Wow, I learned nothing from this," but it's actually simple; it just looks and sounds complicated. Most people out there just sit in awe as the person shreds, and you will never be able to do that if you don't try it.
- At first, you probably won't be able to pick fast and steadily, but practice it for a couple hours. It comes to you really fast.
- It helps if you actually know what you will be playing, whether it be a warm-up, a song, or if it's just improvisation. A good one to start with is on the 4th string... 00700500300200300500700... and so on.
- It is also OK to use a Jim Dunlop Jazz 3 pick, due to the fact that they are very small and hard, and are great for alternate picking
- Make sure your pick is sturdy. It is very difficult to do this with picks any thinner than .8 mm.
- Remember, Practice makes perfect.
- Anchoring your pinky to the body of the guitar helps to improve precision and clarity
- Keep your face away from the strings if you feel that they might be weak or old.
- Have a 1st string gauge of .09 or higher.
- If your hand starts cramping up, massage it out. It's up to you if you want to take a break or not.
- Make sure the volume is at a suitable level for others around.
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text: This Trucker Now Fears For His Safety After The DEA Used His Rig In A Deadly Sting Without Telling HimTravis Okulski7/31/12 2:30pmFiled to: Car CrimeDeaDrugsMarijuanaMurderTrucksAppic55EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Late last year, a truck driver hauling marijuana was shot to death in Harris County, TX during a hijacking attempt. The driver, Lawrence Chapa, was working with the DEA to help bust drug traffickers coming to Texas from Mexico. Advertisement But the biggest problem, other than the dead guy, was that the owner of the truck had absolutely no idea that his driver was working undercover with the DEA to bust cartels. And he wasn't only on the hook for the entire repair bill, but he's also fearing for his family's safety.Craig Patty hired driver Lawrence Chapa in October, 2011 as a driver for his fledgling trucking operation. About a month later, Patty got a phone call that woke him up: His driver was hauling marijuana and had been shot eight times while in the truck. Advertisement As it turns out, Chapa had been working undercover with the DEA to bust drug traffickers. The hijacking attempt resulted in a dead driver, stunned DEA agents, and thousands in damage to the truck. And because Patty's semi was used in a government operation, his insurance company won't cover the damage to the truck. Patty had to withdraw funds from his 401k in order to pay for the repairs. The truck is back on the road, and the new driver claims he is not concerned about retribution... unless he enters South Texas.But what's even worse is that Patty now feels that his family is in danger. If the truck were carrying drugs for a month from Mexico to the US, presumably the registration and name of the trucking company is now known to the cartels. Patty's family has gone from a relatively carefree lifestyle to getting the guns whenever something slightly suspicious happens outside. Even the paperboy in an unfamiliar Ford Bronco has been a cause for alarm.Patty has now formally complained to the DEA for $133,532 in lost wages and repairs as well as $1.3 million in in damage to the family and himself. If the DEA doesn't respond to the complaint, the next step is to sue. Sponsored The DEA is currently reviewing the complaint.(Hat Tip to @OriginalHrishiD/IrvingWashington!) Advertisement Photo Credit: Denis Poroy / APReply55 repliesLeave a reply


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The Progress Report: Renney's the Man
by Ryan Dittrick / Edmonton OilersHead Coach Tom Renney (Photo by Andy Devlin / EOHC)
Now having passed the midway point of the 2010-11 season, Renney's Oilers have established a 14-25-7 record and the unfortunate grasp of the basement position in the NHL's Western Conference standings.
Although the losses have accumulated, Renney's upbeat and overall positive attitude has helped to quell the negative vibes that surrounded the team amidst a 30th place finish last year.
While the position in the standings has only improved marginally from a year ago, the makeup of the group has helped to usher in a new dynamic of Oilers hockey in Edmonton.
This is a different team; and a new man is at the helm to help them grow.
With a lineup that features several prominent rookie figures, the need for patience is brought to the forefront. Renney has shown excellent tolerance in the development of his young stars, while still pushing them to improve on a daily basis.
After all, the future of the franchise relies heavily on the growth and maturation of these young athletes. It's a process that requires the utmost professionalism and ability to communicate; qualities that are embodied in the personality of Edmonton's head coach.
While most are familiar with Renney's comments to the media, his close connection and hands-on approach to coaching is best described through his tireless practice habits. Ralph Krueger, Steve Smith and Kelly Buchberger are often involved with the general direction of a typical practice, but Renney's approach is more involved on an individual level than many would expect.
With the opportunity to develop his team into a contender someday soon, Renney brings a unique quality of two-way communication that opens the lines between player and coach. His players are more than willing to listen, which helps improve both sides in a business that demands constant development.
In most NHL organizations, the sight of seeing a coach take some one-on-one time with a player during practice wouldn't be an unusual sight. Renney, however, has daily visits that appear to cover a variety of topics.
Sometimes the visits are geared towards teaching and development; other times, a simple discussion to lighten the mood. In any case, the example of Renney's relationship with his players goes well beyond the direction at practice and the intense emotion at game-time. Of equal importance to the development of an NHL squad, this is the growth of a young family.
With Pat Quinn at the helm last season, many didn't know what to expect out of Renney as the new era began. With the ever-increasing knowledge of his vibrant skill-set on the bench, he's proving himself as a player's coach that deeply desires a return to that contender status.
It's a sentiment shared loudly across Oil Country.
Preparation is the name of the game. Several hours before the lights come up at Rexall Place, Renney enters the building to continue his ongoing laundry list. Practice plans, reviewing game tape and pre-scouting the team's next opponent are just a few of the items that are explored daily before the Oilers take to the ice.
And when they do, Renney is usually the first to carve into the freshly manicured ice and inaugurate the proceedings.
Especially of late given the team's recent struggle with injuries, Renney has extended his one-on-one time with players on the mend. His custom-designed examination of a player's physical fitness following an injury is carried out daily, 30-minutes prior to the start of practice. As best he can, Renney stays in tune with his athletes, both mentally and physically, as the growth process continues.
While the obvious need for high-end talent is required, so too is the right form of leadership that guides them through the grind of an 82-game schedule. Along with his staff, Head Coach Tom Renney is proving that he's right man in charge.
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For those still wondering about fit, this is me in a tagged 30 ST-100x (5'9", 160lbs, 32" true waist). They were tight like a virgin in the knees/calves to begin with but they've stretched out to be comfortably tight now. For those wondering about progress of the 100x Kaihara denim, here's a cross-post from SuFu.
3sixteen SL-100x (Lot 001) @ 4 months (1 soak), just before a wash Flipped them inside out and found the indigo was bleeding through in the combs. After a warm handwash in the shower and drying under the sun. Not much contrast, the Kaihara denim is hard to fade. Fit pics:


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2 cuff buttons is normal for BB suits of that time period.
Great stuff, guys! All those bow ties - wow!
Paid way too much for this, but I couldn't resist...
Minty DB Overcoat from Chipp, union label dates it to 1949-62
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Been looking for a pub jacket since fall, found this J Crew Langham Jacket that will do nicely (N/A)
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That Chipp is DOPE! I had to pass on a dark blue Chipp birdseye suit from the 70s because the jacket had a small moth hole in the front. I acutally got so mad I had to leave the store. Even living 5 minutes out side of New Haven, I have only found 2 things by Chipp.
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Earlier this year, I began searching for a pair of full sized closed back headphones. I am a student and primarily wanted them to block out all the noise around my apartment, so that I could study. After a great deal of research, I purchased a pair of Sony MDR-7506. Aside from the fact that they are ugly and have an extremely long cord, I have been very satisfied. I have enjoyed them so much, in fact, that I am now considering making further investment in higher quality audio.
A little more about my situation: I listen to a fairly wide range of music - Classical (orchestral, solo violin, and piano usually), Acoustic Guitar, some folksy and blue grassy stuff, some Classic Rock, and sometimes just white noise. I usually listen from a MacBook Air or an iPhone. I listen to music that is not particularly high quality - from 128kbps mp3 to 256 AAC and often 160kbps streaming from Spotify.
So, my question is what upgrade would make the biggest difference in my listening experience? I have considered higher end headphones (PSB M4U1's and HiFiMan HE-400's in particular, which I realize are open backed), a headphone amp/DAC (HiFiMan EF-2A, Aune T1, Schiit Modi and Magni, and the Topping TP30) and investing in higher quality music (like Spotify premium - 320kbps). As far as budget goes...as little as possible, lol. So, please don't just tell me to get all these things. I am mainly interested in the biggest bang for my buck. I would be interested to know the best that I could do with $100-$150, maybe with an eye to investing a little more later.
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The producers of Fox's "Family Guy" say a Web site set up to issue a "special announcement from Brian" — the dog character that was killed off on the show last weekend — is a hoax.
"The site was not created by anyone connected to the show, studio or network," said a statement Tuesday morning from the Fox unit that produces "Family Guy," in response to questions about the site.
Related: A Dog Mystery: Is 'Family Guy's Brian Gone?
Two days after the "shocking" death of the Fox animated show's talking dog, a countdown clock appeared on-line that promised a "special announcement from Brian" on the way — in 10 days and counting at time — with the suggestion that grieving viewers should "spread the word."
"Family Guy" fans had expressed skepticism over the death-by-car of Brian last Sunday, going so far as to launch a petition to resurrect the pooch.
Though Brian was buried by the Griffins in the episode, some fans were suspicious. After all, Stewie could use that temporarily-out-of-order time machine with which he and Brian averted a cataclysmic 9/11-like event in the controversial 2011 episode to bring Brian back from the dead.
Yes, the family ran right out and got themselves a new dog, voiced by "Sopranos" star Tony Sirico ("Paulie Walnuts"), who's been was tapped for six episodes, possibly more.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio State officials say Ohio's unemployment rate has jumped to its highest level in more than 15 years, to 7.2 percent in July from 6.6 percent in June.
The figures released Friday show that the number of unemployed workers in July was 430,000, up from 394,000 in June. The number of unemployed people in the state has increased by 96,000 in the past 12 months.
Ohio's 7.2 percent jobless rate tops national unemployment of 5.7 percent.
Spokesman Brian Harter with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services says the state's current unemployment rate is the highest since Dec. 1992, when it was also 7.2 percent.
Department director Helen Jones-Kelley says employment declined last month in both manufacturing and services industries.