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2001 – At Macworld Expo in Tokyo, Japan, Apple Computer introduced the iMac Special Edition. It would be available in Flower Power, Dalmatian Blue, or Graphite designs. This special edition would only be available for 1 year as chip technology was climbing fast. "iMac has evolved into an entertainment center, where you can create desktop movies, manage your digital music library and burn custom music CDs," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO. "iMovie and iTunes are so easy to learn and use, even your parents can use them without getting confused." The iMac Special Edition featured a 500 or 600 MHz PowerPC G3...
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Ajay Devgn is currently busy shooting for his upcoming movie "Shivaay" in the exotic nation of Bulgaria. The actor shared a short clip on Twitter, giving his fans a glimpse of the snow-clad mountains of Bulgaria.
This is reportedly the last schedule of shooting for "Shivaay" and the team chose Bulgaria as the shoot demanded extreme cold weather. According to Deccan Chronicle, the makers of the film had first planned to shoot around Canada, but failed to get appropriate locations, and later the team chose Bulgaria. The report also added that shooting in Bulgaria would continue for two months and a special stunt team has also been hired for the purpose.
The video shows heavy snowfall around the mountains and it is quite evident that shooting in such conditions will be a tough task for the team. Directed by Ajay himself, "Shivaay" will reportedly have a number of dangerous stunts. A photo from the film that was released by Ajay showed him hanging by a rope from a mountain cliff.
While there is no doubt that the movie will have a lot of action sequences, there is a buzz that Ajay will also sing the title track of "Shivaay." "Since the film's inspiration is Lord Shiva, the song needed to emanate power, charisma and certain intensity. I couldn't think of anyone but Ajay to sing it," music director Mithoon told Mumbai Mirror.
The music director further said that he had discussed the idea with Ajay and the actor agreed to lend his voice to the title track of the film. The film also features Sayesha Saigal and is expected to be released on Diwali this year.

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Ben Moi was the most popular guy at summer camp, and Ruby desperately wanted him to notice her. He never did. Ben Moi had a lot of girlfriends, but Ruby was never one of them. In a way, Ruby lives out her Ben Moi fantasy by dating Jackson, another guy who's had a lot of girlfriends. Ruby couldn't believe that popular Jackson had a crush on her, and she also couldn't believe how comfortable she felt around him. She didn't have to wear make-up and high heels every time they went out, and she enjoyed his company eating at home just as much as she did at a restaurant. Jackson showed Ruby what a relationship truly should be like, but unfortunately for her, the euphoria only lasted a few weeks. Ruby was extremely jealous of all Jackson's ex-girlfriends and...
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How Does the Empire Fall?
by Debbie Blue
Psalm Reading: Psalm 137
For Sunday, October 3, 2010: Year C—Ordinary 27
There's a lot to be said for composure, self-control, and detachment. But somehow I'd rather hear about it from Buddhists than Scandinavian Lutherans. And though I wouldn't mind if Miles Davis told me to be cool, if I'm at the co-op with my kids and we're hungry and in a hurry and my son breaks a jar of pasta sauce and some white middle class urban hipster tells me to "be cool," I'd mind it.
The Death of Cool
The jazz guys took up "cool," as a sort of shield from, or resistance to official culture (racist, white, square). Now cool has become the official culture, the central ideology of consumer capitalism−that's exactly how the Empire's machine keeps working, always grinding resistance into its gears. It's possible that ironic detachment is actually making us drones of the system (limiting our emotional range).
I am all for Terry Jones and Rush Limbaugh and maybe even Oprah learning to tamp it down, but maybe there are a lot of people who could stand to lose their cool. I don't know. The church has often made it seem like morality requires that one be disengaged from emotions. Is that how it works?
The Psalms are not emotionally contained, restrained or detached. Reading them, you begin to sense that there's this weepy, confused, sometimes barbaric landscape just under the surface of our apparent composure. Vile cursing, violent ranting, is juxtaposed with quiet, calm moments of reaching toward some sort of piety or comfort. If you're not feeling Psalm 137 (the sadness and humiliation and outrage of the Israelite forced into slavery in Babylon) there's not much there.
Of course feeling something and expressing violent fantasies of revenge seem different. But maybe not—if you've actually seen your children dashed against rocks. It's a horrible image. And it's not like this is the only time it comes up in the text. Infants and little ones and mothers with children are dashed to pieces one place and then another, and another.
There's a lot of violent imagery splayed across the pages of scripture. There's a lot of unfettered anger expressed. Do we say it shouldn't be there, or they didn't really mean it, or we need to clean it up? Plenty of editing went on, but violent outrage remains firmly a part of the text. Violence remains firmly a part of the world. How does one react to the brutality (or slow suffocation) imposed by the Empire?
Chanting Down the Shitstem
This psalm is about not singing. The prisoners of the empire were not going to take up their instruments to entertain the oppressor. They hung them in the willows, and the writer pledges never to forget what the empire has done to his people. Better to lose his playing hand and have his tongue cling to the roof of his mouth than forget, or accommodate, or detach.
What's kind of beautiful is how many times and in how many ways this Psalm has been put to music. Verdi put it in an opera—it became an anthem for Italian revolutionaries. The Irish sang it, and Don McLean, and the Rastafarians, whose version I can't get out of my mind.
For Rastafarians, the waters are the Atlantic Sea and Zion is Africa, where their fathers were taken into captivity and shipped to the Caribbean to be made slaves of the Empire. Rastafarians like the revolutionary vocabulary, the pathos of the Psalms. Music is their political tool—they use it to "chant down" the enemy, the "Babylonian shitstem": the corrupt machine of the West. They resist by singing revolutionary lyrics and playing that persistent reggae beat, rather than taking up arms.
The Hardest Question
The Empire makes slaves. It oppresses, limits, destroys, murders. Often its violence is met with violence. Che Guevara didn't lay down his arms; neither did the Sandinistas, or the Italian Resistance. Humanity is still capable of smashing babies against rocks, or raping them, or flaying them with machetes. If you live in the midst of that, how do you possibly face the violent horrors of humanity without violence or without just lying down and dying? And for those of us who enjoy the privileges of Empire, how might we participate in its undoing?
Debbie Blue is one of the founding pastors of House of Mercy in St. Paul, MN, the author of Sensual Orthodoxy and From Stone to Living Word. She lives on a farm with her family, friends, and animals.


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Review: Line 6 Variax 700 Acoustic Modeling Guitar
You Gotta Try It To Believe It
In 1996, Line 6 began developing guitar effects using trend setting modeling technology. They created what became a huge hit in the original Pod, a kidney bean shaped device that modeled sought after guitar amps, effects and speaker cabinets. In 1994 they released the Variax 500 Modeling Guitar and later the upscale Variax 700. This review features the Variax 700 Acoustic Modeling Guitar.
Line 6 Acoustic Modeling Guitar
What's All the Fuss About?
In the fall of 2004 I read a review of the Line 6 Variax Acoustic 700. It was touted as a milestone in guitar development, able to "model" many different famous top of the line acoustic guitars. The article bragged that it could sound like a 1941 Martin® 5-17 and 1946 000-28, a 1954 Gibson® J45® and 1951 SJ®-200, a 1973 Guild® F412, a Gibson Mastertone Banjo, a Dobro, Mandola, an Indian Sitar and a few others. 16 acoustic instruments in all! I was getting excited but I still had that feeling like, "Oh yea? Prove it to me!". I knew the next thing I had to do was find one and try it out. I soon learned that this was not going to be easy. I tried out 5 of them before I found one that didn't have a flaw in it. Seems that Line 6, in it's haste to launch it's new wonder guitar, failed to get all the bugs out. Finally, at Guitar Center in Nashville, Tennessee I found one that worked. And yes, thankfully, the wait was worth it. Read on to learn the good, the bad and the ugly about this intriguing instrument.
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The Line 6 VARIAX Acoustic 700 Modeling Guitar is a unique six-string acoustic electric guitar with a custom bridge, featuring a translucent carved cedar top over a mahogany body, a one-piece mahogany neck, and a very comfortable 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with deluxe pearl snowflake inlays. Playing it reminds me of how I used to feel playing my 1974 Les Paul Standard.
Oh yea! It has 16 sound models based on some of the best sounding guitars in guitar history including classic 6 and 12 string acoustic steel and nylon string guitars, resonators, a Dobro, and several exotic world plucked string instruments from Japan and India .
The piezo pickup on the VARIAX Acoustic 700 captures the vibrations of each individual string, and those signals are processed through the on board software algorithms that comprise the physical and acoustic properties of the modeled guitars. You can choose which model you want with an easy to reach model selector knob, which doubles as an access control to a set of on-board alternate tunings - a very handy feature for live performance, eliminating the need for multiple, separately tuned instruments on stage.
There is a 1/4" TRS analog out input, and a proprietary digital I/O connector you can use with the Line 6 Vetta (TM) modeling amplifier. The supplied direct box, to which the guitar connects to and uses as a power source, acts as an audio conduit so you can run your signal to a guitar amplifier via 1/4", and/or a mixing console or acoustic guitar amplifier via XLR.
The Variax 700's output can be sent directly to a PA system via the included direct box, a recording device, or any standard guitar amplifier. The sound can also be split and sent to two different sources. It's like having a studio full of fine acoustic instruments right at your finger tips.
Three sliders control the Line 6 Variax volume and the included compression feature. (See picture) Mic Position and Tone Shaping can also be controlled with another slider as well as individual string transposing allowing you the option of tuning the Variax in any imaginable combination of notes such as drop D, open chord or any altered tuning you can think of.
Here is a list of the acoustic instruments modeled by the Variax 700 1941 Martin® 5-17, 1946 Martin® 000-28,1960 Martin® D-21, 1954 Gibson® J45®, 1951 Gibson® SJ®-200, 1933 Selmer® Maccaferri, 1951 D'Angelico New Yorker, 1958 Manuel Velazquez, Guild® F412, 1935 Stella® Auditorium, 1939 National Reso-Phonic Style "O", 1937 Dobro® Model 27, Gibson® Mastertone, Mandola, Japanese Shamisen and Indian Sitar.
The Edge of U2 Playing His Variax 700
I have owned a Line 6 Variax 700 since February 2005. If you are considering purchasing one I thought you might like to hear the opinion of someone who has owned and used one for the last three years.
Here is the good, the bad and the ugly about this guitar. Where this gem really shines is in playing live. After I bought mine, I let a friend play it on stage through the house system so I could go out and listen. The acoustic parts sounded like the acoustic tracks on an Eagle's Album, beautiful. Test 1 passed, A+.
I next used it in the duo my wife and I have, performing for tourists here in the Outer Banks of North Carolina where we live. This guitar is so much fun to play. It sounds awesome, to begin with. But what is so cool are all the tools you have at your fingertips. One turn of the rotary dial and I've got a 12 string for the opening of Hotel California.
Another turn and I have an "old" acoustic sound for some early Robert Johnson blues tunes. Still another turn and I've got an altered tuning, dropped D or open E for slide. Where has this thing been all my life?
O.K., what about the bad and the ugly? Well, actually there isn't much bad or ugly. My only real complaints are when recording. The natural sounds are a little tinny going down but a little eq can fix that plus you can download the Workshop software to get the tones just like you want them.
My only other complaint is in the 12 string mode. The lower 4 strings are doubled like a real 12 string. But the high E and B strings are not. I don't quite understand how they could develop this amazing guitar but were unable to get a doubled sound for the 2 high strings. I called line 6 and asked them this question but they had no answer.
The only other bad thing actually turned out great. The first Variax I purchased turned out to be a proverbial lemon. Long story short, I had a lot of technical trouble with it. Eventually, Line 6 said they couldn't fix it and (here comes the great part) overnighted me a brand new one complete with new warranty. Needless to say I was ecstatic and very impressed.
I thought I had won the lottery because I really loved this guitar and I was getting a brand new one. With all the nightmare experiences most of us have had with companies who don't give a rip about you after the sale, I was not only happy to be getting my new Variax, I was also glad to have found a company that really cared about it's customers. I knew then and there that they had a customer for life in me.
I hope this review of the Line 6 Variax 700 Acoustic Modeling Guitar was helpful. If you want one try either Guitar Center or Sam Ash. The both carry Line 6 products. Any questions email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Good luck. Joe
Variax Workbench Software
Customize Your Variax 700
When you use the Variax® Workbench™, you have a complete list of guitar parts you can trade in and out. Have fun with it and create your own unique sounding guitar. Having Workbench, is just like having the greatest pickups, controls, and bodies of the best guitars available, right at your fingertips.
The USB interface and software created just for the Variax family of guitars lets you see and hear the changes you make to your custom guitar in real time. Try a humbucker pickup on a semi - hollowbody, Gibson 335 style guitar tuned downto Eb. Doing that was never before possible, but it is now. Hook it up and have a blast!
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i owned one and it is worth buying especially if you are recording, i liked it most for a loop pedal because you have everything you need all in one, the only thing i was unsatisfied about was no built in reverb or tuner, you can put batteries in it, but the charge only last 2 hours, only good for an emergency i guess and it does have a virtual capo sounds ok as long as you drone out the strings but i like the regular capo vs the virtual one, alternate tunings are great, overall i got me another one and i found them used on guitar center, 1 for 450 the other for 500, and it is worth it, just get a descent acoustic amp and it will sound amazing you wont be dissapointed, the variax hooks up to a xt live but if you dont have the electric variax, its not worth buying, its better to buy workbench at your local guitar store it comes with the connector for your variax, for a 100 vs buying the xt live, hope this is helpful to anyone
I just went to Guitar Center in California. They said they don't carry this guitar (the guy said he never even heard of it!). Then I called a store called Banana's At Large in Marin County CA, they said they don't carry them anymore because they had customers that had problems with them. They sound incredible are they really fragile or prone to problems because of all of the techno-sofware, etc? Can't even find one to try.
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O N the first day of October, 1851, there was shuffling about the streets of Syracuse, in the quiet pursuit of his simple avocations, a colored person, as nearly "of no account" as any ever seen. So far as was known he had no surname, and, indeed, no Christian name, save the fragment and travesty, -- "Jerry."
Yet before that day was done he was famous; his name, such as it was, resounded through the land; and he had become, in all seriousness, a weighty personage in American history.
Under the law recently passed, he was arrested, openly and in broad daylight, as a fugitive slave, and was carried before the United States commissioner, Mr. Joseph Sabine, a most kindly public officer, who in this matter was sadly embarrassed by the antagonism between his sworn duty and his personal convictions.
Thereby, as was supposed, were fulfilled the Law and the Prophets -- the Law being the fugitive slave law recently enacted, and the Prophets being no less than Henry Clay and Daniel Webster.
For, as if to prepare the little city to sacrifice its cherished beliefs, Mr. Clay had some time before made a speech from the piazza of the Syracuse House, urging upon his fellow-citizens the compromises of the Constitution; and some months later Mr. Webster appeared, spoke from a balcony near the City Hall, and to the same purpose; but more so. The latter statesman was prophetic, not only in the hortatory, but in the predictive


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Crane Co., a diversified manufacturer of highly engineered industrial
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Like so many Jewish stories, this one begins with a mother. But unlike fictional kvetches against overbearing mamas, this story's happy ending springs from maternal advice.
In 1975, Edythe Siegel told her son Danny to visit a senior citizen center in Israel. An observant Jew, Danny Siegel was setting off for the Holy Land with an extra $955 -- a special cache that family and friends, following Jewish custom, asked him to give to charity.
Mr. Siegel stopped in at Life Line for the Old, the Jerusalem program that teaches elderly people handicrafts they can sell. There he saw aging men and women flush with the joy of creativity, proud of their work and their worth.


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Grilled tilapia with breadcrumbs & parmesan
Grilled tilapia with ginger and coriander
Cheese baked tilapia
Today marks one full year and 20 days since my return to KL. It has certainly not been the smooth sailing I was initially expecting when I decided it was time to say farewell to my London town. Some initial difficult adjustments, crazy challenges, and difficult realizations… I myself am quite surprised that I'm still here, patiently waiting to see my relationship with the City of Lights blossom.
Despite it all, every moment of confusion, heartache, and uncertainty has led to a new sense of acceptance and clarity. Two weeks before my 31st birthday, I attended a life-changing training session that has opened up my eyes to the fact that I am fully responsible for every single decision I make. You either make the best of out of a situation or you make a change. Rather than blaming the circumstances around you, you have the ability to respond to any given situation. So I can either wallow in the things that I miss about my London town or I can get with the programme, embrace my decision to come home and make my time in KL the best that it can possibly be.
In a 'self-pity session' prior to said training, I was trying very hard to recall everything that I missed about London. Summer days (although limited), random walks around the city, easy access to healthy food, work-life balance, a sense of liberated independence knowing that you only have yourself to count on (no family around), art, theatre, supermarkets with affordable produce, artisan farmers' markets, and oddly enough out of nowhere fresh tuna popped into my mind. Good quality, juicy, meaty, and does not cost an arm and leg tuna steaks. That's when it hit me that I have not enjoyed a nice tuna steak since I stepped foot in KL since fresh tuna, which is always imported, is too crazily expensive here. When forced to choose between the two, I always opt for salmon as it is a bit more wallet friendly compared to the smallest piece of tuna fillet.
Rather than pine away at my long-lost food joy, I need to happily accept the fact that I may not be able to enjoy certain things as much as I did in London. So the necessary adjustments need to be made. Instead of paying a ridiculous amount amount for tuna, I'm opening up my palate to the joys of the local, less costly tilapia. Tilapia is a fresh water fish and its meaty white flesh makes it ideal when served as fillets. Unlike tuna, tilapia is not too 'fishy'. Its subtle taste ensures that it easily imbues the flavours of its surrounding ingredients, working well in both Western and Asian dishes. Best of all, unlike many local fishes, when filleted correctly you will not get any pesky bones interfering as you enjoy your meal. I have been experimenting with the Asian flavours of garlic and coriander to slightly more Western inspired assembles of breadcrumbed tilapia and cheese-baked tilapia (I am a firm believer of seafood + cheese = freaking delicious, hello seafood gratins?). Three recipes using the same fish in the span of two weeks? The best part is that I'm only at the very beginning of my adventure with tilapia.
Grilled tilapia with breadcrumbs & parmesan (from Something Savoury)
The Ingredients
Tilapia fillet, a big handful of grated parmesan, breadcrumbs, zest of one lemon, chopped coriander, juice of half a lemon, and salt & pepper. For the orzo: 1/2 cup orzo, broccoli, sliced mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, a handful of parmesan, and salt & pepper,
The Preparation
1. Pat the tilapia fillets dry using paper towels.
2. Combine cheese, bread crumbs, lemon zest, coriander, salt & pepper.
3. Coat tilapia fillets with mixture and bake fish for 10 to 15 minutes at 475F.
4. Squeeze fresh lemon juice on the fish before serving.
5. To make the orzo, bring water to a boil and add salt. Add orzo.
6. When orzo is 3/4 cooked add the mushrooms and cherry tomatoes. Cooking should take a total of about 10 to 15 minutes. Once done and all liquid has absorbed, add parmesan cheese and seasoning.
7. In a separate pan steam the broccoli.
8. Add broccoli to orzo mixture and top with the breadcrumbed tilapia fillet.
Grilled tilapia with ginger and coriander
The Ingredients
Tilapia fillet, 1 garlic clove, 1/2 inch fresh ginger, 1 green chili, 1/3 cup chopped coriander, 1/4 cup white whine, 2 tbsp soy sauce, 1 tsp sesame oil, shiitake mushrooms, spring onion and extra coriander to garnish.
The Preparation
1. Pat fillet dry with paper towel and lightly season with salt and paper. Lay in a glass baking dish while heating the oven to 475F.
2. Blend garlic, grated ginger, chopped chili, and coriander in a food processor with white wine, soy sauce, and sesame oil.
3. Pour sauce over the fish and add sliced shiitake mushrooms.
4. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes.
5. Once cooked (fish fakes easily), serve over a bed of brown rice. Garnish with chopped spring onions and additional coriander.
Cheese baked tilapia served with sautéed spinach and cherry tomatoes (inspired by How Sweet It Is)
The Ingredients
Tilapia fillet, 1 tbsp butter, 1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese, 1 clove of garlic, thyme, salt & pepper, and lemon slices. For the spinach and cherry tomatoes: 1 clove of garlic, olive oil, baby spinach, cherry tomatoes, a squeeze of lemon juice, and salt & pepper.
The Preparation
1. Pat tilapia dry and season with salt & pepper.
2. Lay on a baking tray (either use a non-stick spray or a bit of olive oil rubbed behind fish so it does not stick). Bake for 10 minutes at 400F.
3. Mix butter, garlic, thyme and parmesan cheese.
4. Remove fish from oven and gently flip. Top fish with the mixture and baked for another 5 to 10 minutes until cheese is golden and bubbly.
5. Heat olive oil and sauté garlic.
6. Add baby spinach leaves and cherry tomatoes. Season with salt & pepper and squeeze of lemon juice. Cook until leaves have wilted and cherry tomatoes and popped.
7. To serve, plate the tilapia on top of the spinach leaves and cherry tomatoes. Serve with slices of lemon.


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Several packages believed to be cocaine have been found on St. Johns County beaches.
Officials found 16 packages along local beaches, according to Drug Enforcement Administration Public Information Officer Mia Ro. Each package weighs 1 kilo, or 2.2 pounds, and is suspected to contain cocaine.
The packages will be sent to a Drug Enforcement Administration lab for testing.
On Tuesday night, one person reported to St. Augustine Beach Police Department Officer Natalie Gillespie that he found two small packages around 300 yards north of the A Street beach ramp and within 30 feet of each other, according to a St. Augustine Beach Police Department report. The man said he found both packages inside the water line and wet to the touch.
A short time later, another person reported finding a small package along the waterline near Sea Colony.
Multiple officers began patrolling the beach from the St. Augustine Beach Pier to the Fort Matanzas ramp, and more packages were found by St. Johns County Sheriff's Office deputies, according to the report.
Gillespie found three packages in addition to the other two reported. In all, six packages were mentioned in the report.
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Transfer of one of M&Ts sweet little totsicles went AMAZING on Saturday 9/15/12 at approx 2pm. I promise to update more soon but it's been a super long day of travel and Little Tot and I just want to crawl into bed right now. I hope everyone had a great weekend!
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MILLBURN, NJ - South Mountain Elementary School will hold its fourth annual "Wine-Dine-Give" auction fundraiser on Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club in South Orange. Parents and teachers alike will celebrate the school, and raise money to help fund improvements.
"From the amplification system in classrooms, to the incredibly popular Ga-ga court, all of this has been made possible with events like this," said event chair Robin Handwerger.
Some of this year's auction items are: tickets to see One Direction in concert; VIP tickets to Live with Kelly and Michael; and a ride to school on a Millburn fire truck.
Performing live on stage for the second year will be SMS parents Maryellen and Craig Just and their band, "Enough Said."
There will also plenty of hors d'oeuvres and desserts, along with unlimited wine, beer, soda and juice
The Wine-Dine-Give event is open to everyone in the community. Tickets are $65 per person, and $70 at the door. Orange Lawn Tennis Club is located at 305 N, Ridgewood Road, South Orange.


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How To Connect Mmds Down Converter To Tv
Learning how to connect a Mmds Down Converter to a TV can come in handy for connecting cable to your TV. A Mmds down converter is used to transmit signals to your TV which allows you to watch cable. The Mmds down converter is usually meant for places in which it is hard to get a good signal, but anyone can connect one to their TV. This process is pretty easy to do once you have the basics down. Here are a few steps that will help you to connect a Mmds Down Converter to your TV.
To connect a Mmds Down Converter to your TV, you will need:
- A Coaxial Cable that includes a coupler on both ends of the cable
- A DC Power Plug
- Try and get the best reception. Putting the Mmds Down converter beside a window that will help you get the best connection.
- Connect the Coaxial Cable. Find the threaded out jack on your Mmds Down Converter and connect the coaxial cable to this. Turn the coupler clockwise to make sure that the cable is fully secured to the jack.
- Connect the second end of the cable. Find the ANT IN or the RT IN jack on the back of your TV and connect the second coupler to this. Turn the coupler clockwise once again to make sure that the point in which the TV and coupler meet are secure.
- Use the DC Power Plug. One end of the DC Power Plug should go into an open jack on the Mmds Down Converter and the other end should go into a eletrical socket.
Connecting a Mmds Down Converter to a TV just requires a few connections and should take no more than five to ten minutes.


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For additional perspective, let's look at the respective undersides. There's a lot of missing meat there, but none where it was needed! A note for safety- we're dealing here with an OEM German forged cromoly steel wheel here, not a cheap cast repro. Nothing less than the best can be lightened to such extremes and still be safely counted on to stay together under pressure.
Satisfied that my flywheel situation had been solved, albeit expensively (shaving this much steel consumed three lathe cutter heads, at machinist-by-the-hour pricing!), only then did I happen upon a unique EV goodie. The original Kaylor-kit is a 1970's piece of EV history; a cast aluminum adaptor plate that contains a bearing and splined shaft adaptor to mate a WWII era aircraft starter-generator to the VW transaxle. I previously spent over a year searching for one of these babies in hopes of getting started in the EV hobby cheaply, and also for the thrill of an old-school contactor-controlled conversion. I would've liked to learn along the same curve that the current gurus of the hobby did. HowEVer, the Kaylor plate proved difficult to find, and those that were offered for sale were prized a bit too preciously by their owners. Of course, once I turned down the modern path, I happened upon this never-used Kaylor Kit in the hands of a fellow VW owner who was only too happy to salvage a few bucks out of his orphaned antique project... And what did that Kaylor plate include, but a shaved-down VW flywheel! (Though this flywheel weighs in at an obese nine pounds, it's always nice to have a spare- until my next conversion!)
The last flywheel I'll mention was actually the first acquisition. This tidy piece of engineering is a Bob Batson (EV America) design, and it's innovative feature is a flywheel replacement built right into the adaptor. A simple steel disc is sandwiched between aluminum rings, providing for the lightest package of all, barely weighing 12 pounds, flywheel, hub, nuts and bolts and all (duct tape is holding the woodruff key and setscrews). The only weak spot in this approach is that it relies upon a pair of setscrews to keep the assembly centered and squeezed tight. This approach should work fine for a commuter conversion, but the "wisdom of the list" convinced me that one of Electro Automotive's bulletproof taperlock adaptor hubs was the way to go for smooth transfer of high power. Not only does the taperlock design ensure a perfectly centered, vibration-free assembly, but it guarantees not to be the weakest link.
The Electro Auto taperlock adaptor is deceptively simple, machined from a donor crankshaft. Mine arrived with a rather primitive appearance, as the cast-in oil journals were sliced through during machining, leaving rough pockmarks in the hub's surface. However, this wedgemated hunk of steel is certain to give the tightest connection practical between motor and flywheel.


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We had the pleasure of hosting a baby shower for our son, daughter in law and soon to be born grandson last weekend. I made lots of snacks and provided wine, beer & soda for our guests.
My sister contributed handmade baby powder scented soaps as party favors. They smell so yummy!
Our new front door arrived just in time!
The baby shower was an Open House concept, no games! We invited couples, family and friends that have shared our life with Andrew in various stages of his development.
Mom & Dad to be got lots of great gifts! Kellie (our dog) thought it was Christmas!
Our new puppy Coco was an angel during the entire event. Afterwards we relaxed out on the patio. Coco got some much needed free time!
Best of luck to Andrew & Ursula, only 6 more weeks!!!


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New Delhi: Having already qualified for the play-offs, Delhi Dynamos will take on bottom-placed Kerala Blasters in their penultimate Indian Super League football match, with an aim to top the points table, here on Thursday.
Delhi are now on third spot with 21 points from 12 matches and they will jump to the top of points table if the Roberto Carlos' side defeat Kerala at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
They play their last match on December 6 against FC Goa who are currently on second spot with 22 points with a game in hand. Defending champions Atletico de Kolkata are the current leaders with 23 points with a game in hand.
Kerala, on the other hand, would aim to at least move out of the bottom spot with a victory in their concluding league clash tomorrow as they are already out of contention for a play-offs berth.
Delhi are the only team to have qualified for the play-offs with two matches still in hand. But Carlos said there was still a lot of work to be done and they would definitely aim to take the top spot.
"We will obviously chase the top position. To get to the play-offs was the most important thing. It's a very neutral league and it's important for the players' motivation to finish on top," Carlos said during the pre-match media briefing.
"We spoke about this game. If we think it will be easy, we will lose. That's why I have been talking to them, asking them to take it seriously. Our goals are not achieved as yet," said Carlos.
Kerala go into tomorrow's game with a clear aim, to get out of the bottom of the table.
"We have seen some great performances from the team but we let ourselves down, conceding poor goals due to lack of concentration. Now it's about pride and playing to our capabilities. We are going out to win the game. Hopefully, we want to get out of the bottom of the table," said Kerala chief coach Terry Phelan.
Kerala lost some close games in the tournament, including the home clash against Delhi where Richard Gadze sneaked in the winner right at the end.
"Delhi are a good team. We lost by a goal in the last few seconds of the game from lack of concentration. They have quality players but we still believe we can get a result. It?s not over as yet before anybody starts thinking about going home. We have a game left and hopefully we will get off the bottom," said Phelan.
Assistant coach Trevor Morgan has seen the team enter the final last year and now they are at the bottom of the table. Morgan was clear in his assessment.
"Defensively last year we were solid but this year we have conceded far too many goals for us to be contenders," said Morgan.


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I was young when I got pregnant with my son, I was 19 and in an emotionally abusive relationship. I thought having a baby would change my ex, but clearly I was naive also. After having my son, my ex stayed around for about 6 months and then left. To give a bit of back story, he did not have a job, and had a number of habbits that I could no longer support, as the cost of having a baby was enough to handle on my own. So I gave him a choice....get a job, or leave...and he left. To this day he still maintains that it was my fault. We had some regular visits until my son was about 2, but they were never pretty, and I decided I no longer wanted to put my son in those situations. I gave my ex another choice - lets go to court, and fight for full custody and child support, or sign documentation giving me full custody, and I will not ask for any money or child support from you. He chose to sign the papers. then he disappeared for 3 years. in that 3 years I met my husband, and had another baby with him. through this experience, my son forgot about my ex (only being 2 the last time he saw him) and with the introduction of a new baby, that called my husband daddy, he began to call him the same, and today knows my husband as his daddy. About 1 month ago my ex resurfaced. He has another son now, and wants to have a relationship with my son. I know that I am not ready to expose my son to his lifestyle or at least what I once knew it to be....But I am torn as to when and HOW I should tell him that he has a biological father. He loves my husband more than anything, and is a very sensitive boy, the idea of hurting him in any way breaks my heart entirely. Please help


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The reason that there are different tool requirements is that if one wants to be competitive in showing English Angoras, in addition to having good stock, it is necessary to find ways to keep the wool on the rabbit as long as much as possible without matting. The additional tools such as a blower is utilized to accomplish these goals. On the other hand, to keep an English Angora as a pet or as a wooler, one does not want to keep the wool on the rabbit for a long time; thus a comb and a slicker brush will accomplish the task.
There are two different methods of grooming , one method which is suitable for someone who does not own a professional grade blower and one method for the one who owns one. The following is the method which has been used for many years before the blowing method came into light:
As the bunny starts to have wool, start to use the slicker brush. Put the rabbit on your lap, use your left hand to press the side wool upward, and the right hand with the slicker brush to brush the wool from the bottom up layer by layer. If any matt is found along the way, use your fingers to tear the matt apart and then use the steel comb to comb it through. One important thing to remember while using the steel comb - always use your fingers to secure the base of the wool. It keeps the wool on the rabbit instead of on the comb, thus preserving the wool density.
After doing the layer brush through the sides and the shoulders, turn the rabbit on its back and brush the legs, tummy, and chest. Unless there are matts, use the slicker brush as much as possible to preserve the density. On the legs it is better to keep shorter but more complete wool coverage than longer but spotty wool coverage. I usually clip the wool short on the legs if it is at least three weeks away from the show. How much to clip depends on how long before the show and how fast the wool will grow back. There is no set rule, you just have to experiment a little to know the particular rabbit you are showing at the time.
After the tummy, chest and legs are all brushed, put the rabbit on the grooming table. The next tool to use is the bulb-tipped pin brush. The bulb-tipped pin brush can penetrate all the way down into the base of the wool without taking too much wool with it. Use the pin brush to thoroughly brush the rabbit; sides, shoulders, back, chest, behind the ears, tail, tummy etc. Now go back to the slicker brush. The slicker brush is used to brush the surface part of the wool. By using the slicker brush again, the surface will fluff up. After that, use your hand to check through the entire rabbit. If you feel any lumpy wool, go through with the pin brush and the slicker brush again. If not, use a regular plastic hair comb to comb the very tips of the wool back and forth, over and over again. The procedure serves two functions: it removes the loose hair, thus lessening the chance of woolblock, and it smooths the surface of the wool thus giving the coat a finished look.
If the above procedure is repeated once a week from the time when the rabbit reaches ten weeks old, with a good quality rabbit you may start seeing results on the show table as early as when the rabbit reaches an age of three and one half months. The procedure should take about a half hour after one gets used to the routine.
In the late 1980s, California breeders started using hair dryers to help find matts and felt underneath the heavy coats of their rabbits. The hairdryer is also used to fluff their rabbits' coats just before going on to the judging table. I have been using my hairdryer to help my grooming since 1985. In 1989 ARBA convention in Tulsa, Susan Conley of Ojai, California used a professional-grade dryer designed for sheep-drying and dog-drying to "blow" the coats of her rabbits. She did so everyday for 6 continuous weeks before the convention. The result was remarkable. Her rabbits' coats were very long and in perfect shape with neither felting nor matting. Such method, pioneered by her in the US, become the most "in" method for the English Angora breeders. (For your information, Susan is originally from England.)
First of all, where does one find such a blower? How strong should the blower be? Such blowers usually can be found in veterinary supply catalogs under dog grooming section. The price range between $120 and $400. The higher priced ones do not necessarily mean a better one because the features carried by the high priced ones may not be relevant to an English Angora owner. The requirements for English Angora blowing is strong blowing power with cool or slightly warm air. Hot air is not only unnecessary but also damaging to the Angora wool. It is difficult to describe the strength. The one that I own, Mini Circ, has 60 cycles, 120 volts and 9.5 amps. I also own another one, Air Force 3, with 4.0 amps, a lighter weight to be brought to the shows. The blowing power should be strong enough to open up the coat - a regular hair dryer is not comparable.
Starting with a 3 month-old rabbit, twice a week, I would put the rabbit on the turn-table grooming stand, turn on the blower using one hand to hold the blower hose, and blow into the rabbit's coat, while the other hand holds on to the rabbit's ears and the skin behind the ears. To hold on to the rabbit's ears accomplishes two tasks - one, secure the rabbit in place since the blowing power is so strong that it may startle the rabbit and cause him to fall off the grooming table; two, protect the rabbit's ears from the strong blowing power. When the blower is on, I look for any webbing or felting underneath the wool. If the wool is not opening up in a totally divergent way, there is webbing and felting. Blow at these spot for a while. If these areas are not too severe, the wool will gradually open up, the pills from the webbing and felting will surface to the top of the coat, and I'll take my hand temporarily off the rabbit's ears to pull the loose wool away. If the felted areas are not improved by blowing, I'll stop the blower and use my steel comb to comb out the tanglings. Of course the principle of holding the base of the wool still applies. I repeat the blowing on the entire rabbit by gradually and gently move the turn-table into a desirable direction. If done regularly, it should not take more than 5 minutes to blow through the entire coat of the rabbit. If the blowing is done regularly, the chance of having a big webbed or felted area is not very high. After blowing, I use my steel comb to go through the top bangs, the neck behind the rabbit's ears and the cheeks since the blower nor the cannot take out the little tangles in such places, then followed by a slicker brush on the tips of the wool. At the end, I use my fine tooth plastic hair comb to smooth out the very tips of the coat. It takes me about 5 minutes to go through the brushing part.
There are a few points to know in regards to the blowing method. First, one will be very surprised by how dusty the rabbits are. If the rabbit has never been blown at before, there will be a blast of whitish dust flying off the rabbit. The groomer may be covered by this white dust from head to toe; the white dust even sticks on one's eyelashes. If you are slightly allergic to rabbits, make sure to wear a mask. Second, due to this white dust and the wool flying off during blowing, it is advisable to do it outdoors. When I first started, I did the blowing in my garage. Within one week, my garage did not need any decoration for a Halloween party - the wool stuck every place looking like spiders had worked overtime. The white dust was so fine that it renders a vacuum cleaner useless. Susan Conley told me that when she started blowing she did it in her bedroom and could not initially figure what was happening to her walls. If possible, do it outdoors, far away from everything else. Near where I do my blowing now, there is a pine tree. This pine tree looks like a Christmas tree decorated with Angora wool. Third, the reason why a turn-table grooming table is recommended is that the blower's hose is quite clumsy to drag around. It is easier to turn the table in order to put the rabbit into a position to accommodate the blower.
Blowing does not replace brushing altogether. It is a very useful complementary tool. It does help open up the coat, make the coat look clean and crisp, and reduce the time required for each individual grooming. Blowing does not change the genetics of a rabbit. If one's rabbit does not have the genetic traits of having dense coat with good texture and length, the blower certainly cannot change that. Blowing does not replace good nutrition and management. If one's rabbit is not well fed and kept clean, blowing cannot change that either. Last but not least, blowing/grooming has to be done on a regular basis. No blower, regardless of the strength , can open up a coat which is already matted.


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Pumpkin Toffee Cheesecake
1 3/4 cups (about 14 to 16) shortbread cookies, crushed
1 tablespoon butter or margarine, melted
3 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, softened
1 1/4 cups packed brown sugar
1 (15 ounce) can LIBBY'S 100% Pure Pumpkin
1 (5 fluid ounce) can CARNATION Evaporated Milk
2 large eggs
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup crushed toffee candies (about 25 to 30)
1 cup (8 ounce container) sour cream, at room temperature
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Caramel ice cream topping (optional)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
For crust: Combine cookie crumbs and butter in small bowl. Press onto bottom and
1-inch up side of 9-inch springform pan. Bake for 6 to 8 minutes (do not allow
to brown). Cool on wire rack for 10 minutes.
For cheesecake: Beat cream cheese and brown sugar in large mixer bowl until
creamy. Add pumpkin, evaporated milk, eggs, cornstarch and cinnamon; beat well.
Pour into crust. Bake for 60 to 65 minutes or until edge is set but center still
moves slightly. Remove from oven; top with toffee candy pieces.
For topping: Combine sour cream, granulated sugar and vanilla extract in small
bowl; mix well. Spread over warm cheesecake.
Bake for 8 minutes. Cool completely in pan on wire rack. Refrigerate for several
hours or overnight. Remove side of springform pan. Drizzle with caramel topping
before serving.
Yields 16 servings.
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As the CCK's September 30 deadline for the switch-off of all non-genuine devices continues to draw nearer by the day, two of the country's major mobile handset makers – Samsung and Huawei – have come forward to position themselves before the switch-off.
As part of its strategy, Samsung Electronics East Africa has unveiled the Samsung Chief Hero handset (E1500), a durable phone with a smart dual-SIM capability that is designed for cost sensitive users. The Chief Hero, which retails at Kshs 3,199, allows both SIM cards to be active and 'always on'.
Speaking in Nairobi when he confirmed the launch of the Samsung Chief Hero handset, Samsung Electronics East Africa Business Leader Robert Ngeru said the internet-enabled handset has been customised for local conditions to boost the uptake of genuine handsets and support CCK's anti counterfeit phones campaign.
The handset comes pre-loaded with Kiswahili language option and features a free 2GB memory card and headset in-box. As part of the offer, Samsung is giving an introductory offer of 50MB data for a period of 3 months, a free phone cover and Kshs 100 worth of airtime.
According to the CCK, close to 3 million mobile phones in the Kenyan market are counterfeit, translating to about 10 per cent of all the active mobile devices in the country.
The Chief Hero therefore has capability to meet local consumer preferences where a significant percentage of mobile phone users carry multiple SIM cards to take advantage of the different pricing plans on offer from the various operators. The Chief Hero supports GPRS dual band technology and with a 1000mAh battery, boasts an 11-hour talk time and 550 hours of standby time.
On the other hand, China's Huawei Technologies has today issued a statement titled "Huawei Devices: Original China Brands, Huawei Devices Creating Quality User Experience at Affordable Cost" in a bid to reiterate that its devices are genuine.
"Huawei has created a competitive edge by introducing original devices that ensure quality user experience at affordable costs for Kenyans at all levels; as a result of our heavy investment in customer centric research and development (R&D). As a global ICT leader serving 45 out of the top 50 global operators and a third of the world's population, Huawei adheres to the laws and regulations of the countries we operate in while meeting all the product requirements" said Wind Li, Huawei Kenya representative office CEO.
Huawei has been known for introducing low-priced smartphone devices into the country, the most famous being the Huawei IDEOS (launched in partnership with Safaricom), IDEOS X5, S7 Slim, and most recently Ascend Y100. The Huawei Media Pad and Honor are also available from Safaricom shops while the Gaga and Boulder are available at Orange Shops.
The firm also received support from the industry regulator issued a statement stating that the misconception that mobile handsets from China are non-gehuine.
In the statement, Mr. Francis W. Wangusi, CCK director general said, "The attention of the Commission has been drawn to a misconception in the mobile phones market that all handsets manufactured in China or by Chinese firms are counterfeit. The Commission wishes to state that China has globally recognized companies whose products and solutions are being used worldwide by top operators, and which meet CCK requirements in respect to quality and type approval. Consumers are therefore, advised to verify whether the handsets they wish to buy are genuine by sending the IMEI of the handset via sms to 1555. The response received from this system which has been set up in liaison with device manufacturers should be the only fool-proof yardstick for determining whether the handset is genuine or not. Members of the public are also advised to purchase mobile phones from vendors who are duly licensed by CCK and should demand to see the CCK type approval certificate of the model of the handset they wish to buy."


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The next morning, Bill went to the newest chamber to clean up the leftover hexes. He'd gotten the nastiest of them when they'd opened it up, but sometimes the annoying little ones, like the Pebble-in-Your-Shoe Hex, were worse than the great whistling blade that swooped down out of the dark. You could at least duck the blade.
"This is great," Ellie told him. She was sketching the carvings. "I mean, this is really incredible."
He crouched down beside her to have a look. "Rania having much luck with the translations?"
"Mmm. Some. She's got a chunk that talks about the full moon, and some spell or other--all about the power of the underworld." She took a breath and let it out in a whoosh. "My god, I could dance. I've been looking for something like this all my life."
He looked at her, with that wonderful passion for knowledge blazing in her eyes, and fell even farther in love. "You're incredible," he said.
She smiled up at him. "Thanks! What was that for?"
"Just being you."
"It's what I'm best at." She angled her wand to see another set of carvings and turned a page. "How's your sister today?"
"Pretty good. Jacki cleared them to poke around in some of the chambers we've already gone all the way through. They're having fun."
"Good." She looked at him sidelong. "What is they do all over the place, anyway?"
Bill sighed. "You're asking the wrong person. As far as I can tell, they just wander." He frowned. "It's not like Ginny, you know? She's always had to have a purpose in life, even if it was learning how to tie her shoeloaces a whole year earlier than any of us. I never thought she'd enjoy just drifting. But its been three years."
"Maybe she doesn't enjoy it," Ellie said. "She was so tired out last night that she fell asleep in her shoes. We didn't even realize until she got up this morning and they were still on her feet."
"Really? Harry did the same thing. My sister did say they had an interesting time in Johannesburg." He frowned again. "She just didn't say what made it so interesting."
It was Bill's turn to cook that night, and his guests offered their help. He handed Ginny a knife and a handful of carrots. "Hey," she said. "Where did these come from?"
"The box of mysteries," he said in a sonorous voice.
She wrinkled her nose at him. He relented. "The British Ministry. It's a neat little spell--they have a box, we have a box. Some sort of variation on a transport spell. I'm sure someone like your friend Hermione thought it up. We put in a list every morning, and by the evening, the raw supplies are here. We're just not allowed to ask for things like filet mignon and caviar."
"Caviar," Ginny announced, "is disgusting."
He pointed at a cutting board. "Go. Chop."
"Don't cut your finger off again," Harry said, filling a huge cauldron full of water.
Bill turned right around from the meat he was browning. "Finger? What?"
Ginny stuck her tongue out at Harry. "Blabbermouth. And I did not cut it off."
He grinned at her. "You took a lovely slice out of it, though."
"What's this about a finger?" Bill persisted.
"Keep your hair on, Bill, I'm fine. We were working in a restaurant in New York City and my hand slipped. That's all."
"What were you doing working in a restaurant?" Bill asked.
Ginny shrugged, wielding her knife like Jack the Ripper. On her left index finger, a long pinkish scar shone against her skin. "For the fun of it." She grinned and scraped bits of carrot from her board into Bill's pan. He handed her a bunch of celery. "I sent Mum this entire sheaf of recipes. We learnt more Spanish swear words in that place--"
"More Spanish, period," Harry put in. "It was run by first-generation immigrants from Puerto Rico. The Serranos." He grinned too. "It was like being back at the Burrow. The grandmother practically adopted us."
"Muggles or wizards?" Bill asked. This was the first story he'd heard of their travels, and he wanted them to keep going.
"Mostly Muggles, but the younger daughter went to the Colonial School--you know, in Maine. That's how we found the place. Half the wizards and witches in Manhattan stop in on Friday night."
"The magic must have come down from Mamacita's side. Her food!" Ginny kissed her fingers like a bad imitation of a French chef. "Mum would have loved her."
People started drifting in, drawn by the smell of Bill's cooking. Jacki always scheduled Bill to cook after Yves, as a sort of apology.
He took the tablet she handed him and popped it in his mouth. "Ellie's the Salt Police," he told Harry and Ginny. "Makes sure everybody gets one at the proper times every day."
"I just don't want anyone getting sick," she said. "How about you two?"
They each took one. But when Bill turned to stir his meat again, he could have sworn he saw Ginny palm it and slide it into her pocket, just as she always had when Mum tried to give her the vitamins she hated. He frowned and opened his mouth.
"Bill," Harry said, "watch out, you're sticking the spatula straight in the flame."
Bill swore and jerked the glowing spatula quickly out of the fire. He could have sworn his pan had been half an inch to the left. "Brain's melting," he said.
Ellie wandered over and peered into Harry's cauldron. "Don't fall in," he said.
She kept her distance. "Mmm. Potatoes. Mashed or boiled?"
"Mashed," Bill decided.
"In that case, d'you have any garlic?" Ginny asked, and Bill pointed her at a box under the table. She pulled out a bulb, popped out a clove, and smashed it with the flat of her blade before twisting the knife and starting to dice.
"Slick," Bill said.
"Yeah, I learned that in Rome."
"Mmm, Rome," Ellie said. "So warm."
"Another restaurant," Harry said, dropping a skinned potato into the water.
"And me in the kitchen again," Ginny put in. "More recipes." Her eyes lit with mischief. "Ask me about my killer lasagna sometime."
Harry coughed so violently that Bill pulled the cauldron away. "You all right?"
"Yeah," he said, mopping his streaming eyes.
Ginny said, "Harry was wine steward. Remember that, Harry? I thought it was hilarious."
"Why?" Bill asked.
"Well, he's the cheapest drunk on the planet, you see."
"I'm not that bad," Harry protested.
"Please, darling, you can't hold your liquor in a tin tub." She turned to Bill. "There was this one time . . ."
One story led to another as they finished up dinner and took it to the long dining table. Like most groups that had been together for a long time, the excavation team was starved for some new tales. They laughed, squealed, and gasped at all the right places.
There really is something funny going on here, he thought, looking at them. Why doesn't she leave him and go home?
Harry was telling a story about Ginny, Mai Tais, and a karoke bar. "And after the first song, the emcee came over to me and said--" He tried to imitate the drawl of the American South. "You were right, I dont want her up there, no matter how cute she is. Whatll it take to get her off the stage? and I told him, You got yourself into this, you get yourself out. I warned you." His eyes glinted behind his glasses. "I finally cast a Silencing Spell when she started singing Elvis. We might not have gotten out of there alive otherwise."
The table erupted in laughter, and Ginny squealed in mock rage. "Just for that, Potter, I'm telling the story about you and that girl in Rio de Janeiro."
"Hey!" Harry protested.
"What girl?" Bill asked.
"Nobody," Harry told him.
Ginny said at the same time, "Her name was . . . god, I don't even remember, Lolita or something."
"Mercedes," Harry said, and she cocked a brow at him. "Just making sure you get it right," he added.
"And from minute one, she was after Harry," Ginny continued.
"She couldn't believe I wasn't interested in her," Harry put in. "Which I wasn't."
"And then one day, Harry started acting all funny, trailing around after her like a sick cow, trying to learn Portuguese love songs . . ."
"I was not."
"You were. You don't remember properly." Ginny turned back. "Turns out Senhorita Mercedes had a dab hand with Love Charms, for when her looks didn't do the job. I practically had to knock him unconscious to get him somewhere that the enchantment could wear off."
"It was a Love Charm," Harry defended himself, laughing. "I couldn't do anything against it. You know what those are like. I never would have gone near her if not for that."
"It wouldn't have worked if you weren't at least a little interested," Ellie said.
Ginny and Harry both went still.
Ellie's mouth opened and closed for a moment. Bill thought, She must not have meant to say it aloud.
"I--no reason. So what happened then?" she asked desperately.
"No, let's go back to Love Charms," Ginny said.
"She said it didnt matter," Harry said quickly.
Ginny ignored him, her attention focused like the sun through a magnifying glass on Ellie.
Ellie sighed. "Most people," she explained reluctantly, "think that Love Charms are like the Imperius Curse. That they all force someone to do what they'd never do in the first place. But really--" She stopped. "It's not important."
"I think it is," Ginny said coldly.
"Th-they just play on what the person secretly wants. Love Charms aren't so much about brute force as they are about . . . persuading."
Ginny said to Harry, "You said you didn't like her at all."
Harry must have recognized it too. "I--"
"That it was all the charm."
Bill said, "Ginny--come on now--"
"What was I supposed to tell you?" Harry asked with that peculiarly male note of desperation in his voice.
"The truth!"
"Right, I'm supposed to say, 'This woman is really captivating but it doesn't mean anything? And anyway, believe me, it was true by the time you disenchanted me."
"Captivating?" Ginnys voice rose.
"Hey," Bill said, his voice deliberately cheerful. "Ginny, dyou want any more--"
She didnt even look at him. "Does that mean you're bored by me now?"
"N-no!" Harry floundered. "That's not what I said!"
Bill didnt know where to put his face.
"I thought we already had this fight," Harry muttered.
"We did, but apparently not all of it."
"It doesn't mean anything anymore. It was months ago."
"Two. And I thought we were going to be honest with each other."
Harry looked down at the long dining table. Several people developed abrupt fascinations with their forks. "Can we talk about this later?"
Ginny crossed her arms. "You can bet we're going to."
Ellie looked back and forth between them, a dismayed look on her face. "I'm so sorry," she said, and the distress in her voice was so clear Bill reached for her hand under the table. "I never would have said anything if I'd known it was going to be a problem . . ."
"It's all right. I'm glad you did say something, Ellie." Ginnys voice was dangerously sweet. "It's always nice to know the truth."
Harry poked at the meat on his plate and didn't say anything.


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Well my oldest son and I got together came up with a theme from his bedroom. He wants a Steampunk Rocketship Ghostbusters Transformers room, LOL. Well, I haven't been able to incorporate all of it, but here is what I have so far. I have not finished. I'll try to get more pictures later.
Here was his room before:
My oldest son's favorite color is green. When we first moved into our new house, I thought for sure that he'd want everything in his room green. But when we were buying curtains for his room he wanted blue and brown. Since the curtains are only a year old, they are staying in his room. He did however pick green as his wall color:
Here you can see that I taped off spaces for the portholes to look out into space.
This was about 3 days into the project.
The next 2 days I painted the frames for the portholes. I added alot of rivets in the frame. It was my first time mural painting with latex paints.
It took another couple of days to paint the space look in the portholes. Unfortunately, I can't seem to get a good picture of the space scenes.
I also painted large rivets in the corners of the room, but I haven't gotten a picture of them. Most of them are going to be covered by furniture, but I wanted them there incase we decided to move the furniture around.
We have had technical difficulties with the furniture however. We decided to paint it all a deep chocolate brown. Well the paint won't cure. We followed the directions, tried repainting, talking to the paint guy representative, etc. So we still haven't gotten his room back together again. Its frustrating to say the least. I gave up on the bookshelves and just went and bought new black shelves. I'll get a picture of them soon enough. We still have to make the desk. He had a cheap particle board desk in his room. But we plan to build a desk using a sewing machine treadle base that I picked up at a garage sale. I just need to design it first.
Anyway, here is a sneak preview of the room finish. Its the lower porthole, on the bottom bunk.
Other additions:
I found some Golden Compass movie toys to display in his room (2 airships and the carriage).
I found a set of book ends at Goodwill that look like books lying on their side. They have secret compartment drawers.
I found a temperature and barometric pressure gauge at a garage sale for his wall. Score!!
I still have alot to go. But its been fun so far.


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Along with the doll, I created a traveling journal to record Bibbie's travels.
It's sort of a "green" journal, made entirely of recycled materials.
The pages are made of grocery bags that were cut and ironed (yes, ironed), and the cover is watercolor paper that my daughter "went to town with." I let her play with my Holland watercolors one day, and so I had these gorgeous samples waiting to be used for something special.
I added some lace, trim, glass tiles and a few pretty beads. That was all! It was kind of time- consuming, but I like how it came out so it was worth the effort. It was a good experiment!
This is the first page of the journal. I just brushed gesso down on the paper. It will be very interesting to see how other people figure out how to do art on grocery bags!
The character in the middle is a "blob doll." She is a rubber stamped image that I stamped onto a piece of silk I pre-treated with fabric medium. (If you don't put fabric medium on fabric before stamping it, it could be blurry). I then sewed it to another piece of silk RST, cut it out, turned it, and made a sort of flattish "blob doll." I was into the rubber stamp thing, and I happened to have this odd doll parts stamp, so I figured, 'why not?'


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