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What makes bioponics uniquely different that aquaponics is that while it supports fish, it does not require fish to fertlize the beds. A balanced system is like an ecosystem, supporting all varieties of life but not depending on one element to support the operation. Even though the nomenclature of "aquaponics (water-labor)" does not particularly speak to the definition of aquaponics it is a system that relies on fish. Without fish it there needs to be an alternative, varied and bioponic source. If done correctly, the source is ever abundant and free. Plant and fish foods can all be derived from this process:
- Nutrients, including ammonia, phosphates, trace elements, vitamins and minerals are present in all green organic matter. When leachates are integrated into the soil-less growing beds through a process of bioreaction and clarification the nutrients that are extracted from green manures, including food waste and human urine, are appropriate for feeding plants.
- The detritis with live biomass of bacteria and fungal organisms, from bioreacted and partially decomposed green manures is a suitable herbivore fish and crawfish food. It also goes into the accompanying Vermi-Troughs. This introduction of green manure is a huge resource for the entire system.
- Worms, teas and castings are another addition to ebb and flow bioponic grow beds. Full of important supplements
- Growing duckweed on waste effluent requires no energy to produce animal feed except for modest sunlight exposure. It is a plant in the nutrient cycle that can be dehydrated and packaged for storage up to 6 years as a fish or farm animal food or it can be pasteurized for human consumption. Duckweed is a plant that more closely resembles animal protein than any other plant and it yields 10x the amount of protein per square food growing area than soy. It is literally a "waste treatment plant" that may also be considered a "treatment plant" for reversing malnourishment and protein energy deficiencies.


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I found this restaurant on this app. I was nervous to eat there since I have not eaten authentic gluten free Chinese food in years. The menu is by far the biggest gluten free menu I have ever seen. I am also dairy free and egg free. They were able to meet all of my allergy requirements and I ate so much food. We had sweet and sour chicken, broccoli chicken, pork fried rice, generals chicken, and sea same balls. The sesame balls are basically doughnuts with coconut cream sauce. I ordered a second plate of those they were so good. The food was amazing, no one got sick. I ate so much I felt like exploding. The food was amazingly delicious. Staff was a little bland but the food and ambiance more than made up for it. I would drive 3 hours to eat there any day! FYI I have celiac disease and I am very sensitive. I was so scared I would be sick from possible contamination or allergies mixed into my food. I had no issues other than going into beast mode with all the deliciousness!
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If you have celiacs this is not a true gluten free menu. We went after reading reviews that this restaurant has good cross contamination practices. My son ordered gluten free sweet and sour chicken and fried rice, I ordered gluten free beef and broccoli and steamed rice because the fried tied has egg and I was told the rice is made ahead of time. I was told the beef and broccoli is always gluten free so I'm not sure she noted I need wheat free soy sauce (just because it isn't battered doesn't mean it's gluten free) so here we are sick and I call, they tell me they fry the gluten free items along with the gluten containing item and I'm pretty sure they gave my son the already made rice with reg soy sauce. They didn't seem remorseful at all. Poor little guy.
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Acquittal 'as close as you can get . . . to a finding of innocence,' says lawyer
Two Ontario Liberals were acquitted of Election Act bribery charges Tuesday in a case the party and one of the defendants suggested was only brought to trial because of political motivations.
The judge hearing the case granted a directed verdict application from the defence that called for the charges to be tossed before any defence witnesses were called. Based on the Crown's evidence alone, no reasonable jury could convict the pair on trial, the judge concluded.
The ruling means the case has been dismissed against Pat Sorbara, who was Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne's deputy chief of staff and Liberal campaign director, and local Liberal fundraiser Gerry Lougheed.
The pair were accused of offering would-be candidate Andrew Olivier a job or appointment to step aside for Wynne's preferred candidate in a 2015 byelection in Sudbury.
The judge found Olivier never could have been the candidate because Wynne already had decided to appoint Glenn Thibeault — then the NDP MP and now the energy minister.
"The applicants could not induce someone to refrain from becoming something he could never become," said the judge.
The case was a politically charged one from the start.
After the controversy first arose a couple of months before the Sudbury byelection, both opposition parties called on the provincial police and Elections Ontario to investigate. Since then the case has spawned endless attacks against the Liberals.
It even led the premier to move to sue Progressive Conservative Leader Patrick Brown for defamation for saying she was personally on trial.
Acquittals will not end those attacks, the opposition parties signalled in statements moments after the court ruling.
"This whole episode is but one part of a consistent pattern of political corruption," Brown wrote. "We're worried about what they've been able to keep hidden and are fearful of what scandal will come next."
A statement from the Ontario Liberals said Sorbara is being welcomed back to the election campaign team as the province heads to the polls next summer. She remains on a leave of absence from her deputy chief of staff position in the premier's office.
Acquittals on a directed verdict are very rare, Sorbara's lawyer Brian Greenspan said.
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The wind was strong and the rain was pelting down, not that it mattered much to Hocat, he had his trusty extendible umbrella and it kept the worst of it away from his vision sensors. Machka rode along on his shoulder, rubbing up against his brain case, it was the warmest and driest part of his body.
It was late and he needed an oil top up. On a low bridge in a street packed with restaurants he got out his old acoustic guitar and began to play. It was a soft and gentle melody. Machka stirred and stared at him with her wondrous green eyes. Her tail shifted side to side.
"Yes, my precious one, it's time to earn that tuna you love so much."
Machka arched her back and rubbed up against him.
A group of potential customers came closer. Machka began to mew in tune with the song. Hocat felt he would cry if he could, it was always so beautiful to hear his little one sing.
Most of the passing group took no notice of them, except for an old lady who swayed with Machka's pining. The old lady swiped her hand over the collection hat, using a wireless connection to transfer credit. Hocat tipped his head.
Hocat felt a little better. Machka would be getting tuna tonight.
Maybe it would be a good night after all. But it wasn't to be, Hocat felt a spark of surprise and dread. Another robotic being was padding across the bridge. From the myriad of different sized parts and the odd way it walked there was no doubt that it was a scavenger. A part pirate. A bulldog with two cyborg front legs and white left electronic eye waddled next to it.
"Let's go, Machka!" Hocat clutched his guitar and his beloved close to him as he fell backwards off the bridge.
There was a moment of blissful free fall before they landed on the street below. The robot stared over the edge of the bridge. Its haunting red eyes seemed to scan them to see if it was worth the bother.
A moment later the bulldog leaped down. Hocat and his kitty ran with Machka balancing on his head and hissing at their canine foe.
"No my dear, you're tough, but he's too big for you."
The rhythmic thud of the scavenger following suit echoed up the narrow street. The fiend most probably wanted to rip out his memory cards and sell them.
Pretty soon they were blocked off in a dead end. The robot pirate and his growling partner advanced slowly.
Hocat held his trusty guitar, after Machka it was what he loved the most.
"I like the dexterity of your fingers, I will have them."
Hocat scanned the area for escape. It was between them, but there was a chance he could make it. Sprinting forward, Hocat jumped and grabbed hold of the bottom rung of a fire escape ladder. Pulling himself and Machka up he was stopped by the sudden tug of the metal jawed bulldog clamping on his foot. Its thrashing and weight made it too hard for him to climb any further. Making the split second decision to save them both Hocat released his leg and scrambled up the building. The dog dropped with a clank.
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Skip to comments.Human Events Exclusive: DEMS' SCARE TACTICS-Trying to Scare Stations Out of Airing Anti-Kerry Ad
Posted on 08/05/2004 12:38:53 PM PDT by hinterlander
Lawyers for the DNC and Kerry-Edwards sent this letter to television station managers, claiming the Swift Boat Veterans For Truth ad is "false" and "libelous." Click here for the full letter (can't be pasted into Free Republic window).
"Moreover, as a licensee, you have an overriding duty 'to protect the public from false, misleading, or deceptive advertising."
I guess that takes care of giving Kerry any media time!!
Basically, yes. Bush probably feels, correctly, that any question about Kerry's Vietnam record coming from him (Bush) would mostly earn just a "so says the guy who didn't serve in Vietnam at all" response. But the actual veterans can legitimately question Kerry's Vietnam record. So Bush just stands aside and lets them, while making it clear that they're an independent group who isn't doing it on *behalf* of Bush.
Wonder what those swift boat vets are feeling right now.
Just fine, I'm sure.
Regardless. It still threatens to sue the deliverer, not the party making the accusations.
O'Reilly and Dick Morris are trashing the ad.
They are idiots.
I don't know; but from where I am sitting the swift boat vets have been hung out to dry..their credibility is challenged and the Bush camp plays "we never do attack ads scenario"..alright to challenge the validity of the swift boat vets; but all are too "quivers" shy to question the validity of Kerry's service record.
The swift boat vets are looking to me like they are the ones left high and dry...by being put out there as frauds by the liberal and conservative media.. depicted as having never served "under, around or beside" Mr. Kerry.
Well DNC,
Bring on the lawsuit. I suspect that the Swift Boat Vets would be happy to back up there assertions.
IOU 10 donuts.
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June 18, 2015 17:00 ET
University to Deploy Ultra-High-Speed SGI Supercomputer That Boasts a Theoretical Calculation Performance of 2.65 Petaflops
University to Deploy Ultra-High-Speed SGI Supercomputer That Boasts a Theoretical Calculation Performance of 2.65 Petaflops
MILPITAS, CA and TOKYO, JAPAN--(Marketwired - Jun 18, 2015) - SGI Japan, Ltd., part of SGI (NASDAQ: SGI), a global leader in high performance solutions for compute, data analytics and data management, announced that it shipped an order to The Institute for Solid State Physics (ISSP) of the University of Tokyo, for its next supercomputer system. The new system will be used by material science researchers across Japan and is scheduled to start operation on July 1 of this year. The theoretical calculation performance of the system is about 2.65 petaflops, approximately 14.5 times the performance of a conventional system, and it will be among the largest SGI systems in Japan.
Established in 1957 as a joint-use research institute and material science research organization, ISSP has provided scientists throughout Japan with supercomputing resources for computational research. As the development of calculation methods and demands of applied calculations in material science have become more diverse in recent years, significant calculation capacity is required. With the increased scale of calculation processes and rise in the number of users, ISSP chose SGI for the powerful system. The enhancement will include two sets of systems, including a cluster system with multiple nodes for parallel processing and a shared-memory system enabling high-speed processing in a single node. The new systems are expected to provide significant improvements in performance and scale.
"Like many research organizations today, ISSP has experienced an enormous influx in the data available to their scientists," said Jorge Titinger, president and CEO, SGI. "Without SGI's technology partnership enabling ISSP to process complex calculations in real time, researchers are greatly inhibited in their ability to make scientific breakthroughs. At SGI, we are proud that our systems are enabling researchers across Japan to utilize the massive amount of data available to them, enabling significant breakthroughs in material science. We look forward to continuing this relationship and furthering our high-performance computing leadership across the world with the technology needed to perform extremely data heavy and complex research."
The clustered SGI ICE XA system will have a hybrid configuration of Intel® Xeon® processors and NVIDIA® Tesla® K40 GPU accelerators, a key part of the industry-leading NVIDIA Tesla Accelerated Computing Platform for accelerating data analytics, deep learning and scientific computing. The large-scale SGI® ICE™ XA parallel computing system will feature 1,872 nodes, 44,928 cores, and 239.616 terabytes (TB) of memory with 576 Tesla K40 GPUs embedded in 288 of the 1,872 nodes. With a view to future exascale calculation performance, general-purpose computing on graphics processor units (GPGPU) are used for concurrent improvements in performance and restraint of power consumption. In addition, the rack containing the cluster system is stored in the latest, dedicated sealed cabinet, E-Cell, where a heat exchanger, developed by SGI, is employed to chill the entire rack with a water cooling system. Simultaneously, water-cooled heat sinks directly cool the CPUs and GPGPU, which further enhance the energy-saving benefits.
"System providers use Tesla accelerators to develop high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions for a wide range of scientific and high-performance computing workloads," said Roy Kim, group manager of Accelerated Computing at NVIDIA. "The GPU-accelerated SGI system will allow ISSP to provide its scientists with new levels of computational horsepower to accelerate their most challenging material science research."
An additional 19 SGI UV™ systems with Intel® Xeon® processers embedded (760 cores and 19 TB memory in total) have been selected as the shared-memory system. The shared-memory system has 1 TB of shared memory per node and theoretical calculation performance of 31.6 teraflops. Together with the clustered SGI ICE XA, the new system is an ultra-high speed supercomputer capable of approximately 2.65 petaflops of performance.
By updating to the new SGI system, ISSP is promoting advanced research using calculations with a high degree of parallelism, development and spread of large-scale parallel software algorithms. The Institute's aim is to extend exponential progress of computational physics and chemistry in material science and to construct and maintain the structure to support the development of computational science in Japan.
"Now, our Institute will have two sets of supercomputer systems, the SGI ICE XA and SGI® UV™, to enhance the joint-use service for material science researchers in Japan. Users all over Japan have used this service to contribute to the development of solid-state physics, which clarifies various characteristics of materials surrounding us based on physical laws," said Osamu Sugino, associate professor, the Institute for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo. "A higher calculation capability is required for research deployments with more complicated substances and high-affinity environments in order to conduct leading-edge studies using new algorithms. The new system responds to these requests by deploying Intel® Xeon® CPUs that users are familiar with and has a well-balanced combination of nodes with wide bandwidth and those with the calculation accelerator GPGPU. The GPGPU is installed for the first time in this Institute for improvement in electricity efficiency and popularization of heterogeneous computing in the study of solid-state physics. I am certain that this system will significantly contribute to computational material science in Japan."
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Tory MEPs have rejected a proposed reform to the European emissions trading scheme that would have cut the huge surplus of allowances currently being traded.
Tory MEPs have rejected a proposed reform to the European emissions trading scheme that would have cut the huge surplus of allowances currently being traded.
The excess means that the price of carbon on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) has gone as low as 5 euros a tonne in recent years.
The European Commission had proposed withholding 900 million allowances from the market over the next two years in the hope that the 'backloading' proposal would would drive up the price due to scarcity, resulting in a cut in the huge surpluses being traded.
MEPs voted against the proposal by 334 votes to 315 and there were more than 60 abstentions. It will now go back to the Parliament's environment committee for further consideration.
Despite the UK government claiming to support the measure, sixteen of the 27 Tory MEPs voted against it.
Greenpeace UK political director Joss Garman said Conservative MEPs has "voted with some of Europe's more unsavioury political parties to kill a proposal that would have resulted in a reduction in pollution".
"The central plank of Europe's strategy for cutting carbon emissions is now rendered impotent as it won't stop a single dirty coal plant from being built."
Conservative MEPs have "let their hatred of the EU get in the way of their own party policy and of economic growth", said Lib Dem spokesman on environment in the European Parliament Chris Davies.Like this article? Sign up to Left Foot Forward's weekday email for the latest progressive news and comment - and support campaigning journalism by making a donation today.


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The story of John F. Kennedy's assassination has been covered from almost every angle imaginable, so it's surprising that there has yet to be a biopic told from the perspective of his widow. Jackie, starring Natalie Portman as Jacqueline Kennedy, picks up shortly after the tragedy, and follows the bereaved First Lady as she attempts to hold it together in the aftermath, through the funeral, and public appearances.
"People like to believe in fairy tales," Portman intones in the film's first trailer, which also stars Peter Sarsgaard, Greta Gerwig and Billy Crudup. "Don't let it be forgot that for one brief, shining moment, there was Camelot."


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Clarkson Chapter Of National Society Of Black Engineers Wins Regional Awards
Two students and a student team from Clarkson University's chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) received top awards this year at NSBE's Region One Fall Conference held recently in Boston.
Clarkson juniors Dionne Dixon (Deer Park, N.Y.) and Onyinyechi Ibeneche (Lagos, Nigeria) received a first-place and third-place award, respectively, in the Undergraduate Students in Technical Research competition.
Dixon, a mechanical and aeronautical engineering major, presented research she conducted this past summer under the direction of Mechanical Engineering Professor Kathleen Issen titled "Mechanical Properties of Cymat Aluminum Foam." As the first-place winner, she will compete at NSBE's 2004 National Conference next March in Dallas. Last spring, Dixon was recognized nationally by NSBE as a winner of the General Electric (GE) African American Forum Scholarship. The $4,000 award is given to undergraduates majoring in one of the programs offered by a school of business or engineering. GE employees fund this scholarship and the GE Foundation generously provides matching contributions.
Onyinyechi Ibeneche, an electrical and computer engineering major, presented research she completed as part of the Clarkson Honors Program. Her research, "Implementation of a DPOAE Measurement Device to Test for the Functionality of the Ear in Newborns," was conducted under the direction of Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Alereza Ziarani.
The NSBE at Clarkson Step Team took home third-place honors in a step team competition. Step teams create entertaining synchronized dance routines using foot stomping, hand clapping, and chanting to pump up the chapter, zone and regional participants. Using short sticks and wooden stools, the Clarkson team rhythmically presented NSBE history and information about Clarkson and academic achievement.
Eighteen students from Clarkson attended the Region One Conference that included some 60 chapters from colleges and universities throughout New England, New Jersey, New York, and Canada.
Over the last 10 years, the Clarkson NSBE chapter has been honored with numerous regional and national awards, including Region One's Small Chapter of the Year Award in 1997 and 2001, and National Small Chapter of the Year. In 2001, the Clarkson chapter was named Region One's Distinguished Chapter of the Year, the first time a small chapter received this distinction. Small chapters are defined as consisting of 35 members or less; Clarkson's chapter has 30 members.
LaDawn H. Berko-Boateng, who received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering in 1992, was a founding member of the Clarkson Chapter of NSBE in 1990. Berko-Boateng is now a Clarkson University Trustee.
The Clarkson chapter is extremely active on campus, organizing study-a-thons and professional development workshops; sponsoring cultural awareness activities; hosting speakers and corporate receptions to initiate professional networking; and participating in community fundraisers. The chapter also partners with the University chapters of the American Indian Science & Engineering Society, the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, the Society of Professional Women, and the Society of Women Engineers on programs of mutual interest, including the National Engineers Week Design Competition.
NSBE at Clarkson is part of the University's Pipeline Programs and Academic Success (PPAS), which provides academic, cultural and social support for underrepresented students in science, mathematics, engineering and technology. By integrating efforts at the pre-collegiate, undergraduate, and graduate levels, it assists African American, Hispanic, and Native American students, as well as some economically disadvantaged or first-generation college students. Using a series of programs, pathways and partnerships, Pipeline connects a variety of institutional resources.
NSBE comprises more than 300 chapters on college and university campuses and is divided into six regions. To meet NSBE's objectives of developing student interest in technical and scientific disciplines, the national organization sponsors high school and junior high school outreach programs, a national communications network, conferences and career fairs, and supports the efforts of local chapters.


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"Our Valencia dress has both modern and vintage appeal with an architectural inspired silhouette fabricated in layered, American-made lace," says designer Amy Kuschel who was inspired by vintage San Francisco architecture and charm as well as a modern city vibe for her new collection. Expect to see more lace, tulle, and organza with styling details from the 30s, 40s, and 50s throughout the rest of the dresses that Ms. Kuschel describes as "flirtatious, elegant, and modern." mdash;Cari Wolfert
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Unbeatable, Episode 10: Game MechanicsFebruary 4, 2011 on 3:50 am | In Podcast | No Comments
Finally, after all the hustle and bustle of the holidays, me and Vexx find time to record a new episode. I hope you didn't mind the wait!
This time we talk about using game mechanics in your comic. Want to stick to the game strictly or bend the rules a bit! We give some examples of each!
This episode is 52 min 34 seconds. We try to focuse more on the topic and we still manage to ramble on for close to an hour! It's 48.1 MB for those using the download.
I must apologize for the volume and sound guality of Vexx. He was VERY quiet! I turned him up as much as I could but he was fuzzy now and again. I will do what I can for the next show but yeah, sorry about the volume.
Unbeatable Episode 9: AdvertisingNovember 20, 2010 on 6:50 pm | In Podcast | No Comments
Late this episode because I've been sick and didn't have a voice last week, and then was lazy this week. But we're here now! But I warn you in advance, Vexx and Lucky were both using new microphones. Lucky was a bit loud, and then Vexx was a bit quiet. Not much I could do volume wise, so sorry! I turned Vexx up a little when I could but I am sorry about the differences in volume.
We set a new record with this episode I think! The longest so far, with the least about of useful content. We do interview Lucky7s76 at least.
Seriously though, let us know when we ramble too much. We do manage to talk about a few ways to get your comic out there, so hopefully there will be something worthwhile.
Vexx threw in a question he received and we answer it too, but I thought up another answer after the recording was over. So the question was essentially, from what I understood, when would being too original be a bad thing? I have another answer in the podcast, but I also thought of this; if the idea is so odd that it makes people wonder why it even has Pokemon in it, then it isn't suited for a Pokemon comic. It still should make sense to work with Pokemon. You shouldn't ever think that the comic would be better off without them.
Hope that answers your question too! You'll have to listen to the podcast to hear the other thoughts.
Unbeatable Episode 8: Holiday SpecialsOctober 31, 2010 on 8:09 pm | In Podcast | No Comments
Vexx gets kicked out fifteen minutes in this episode, but luckily we had Lucky7s76 with us as a guest host. We manage to talk for a long time about Holiday Specials without having anything to talk about!
Not sure how that works.
Unbeatable, Episode 7: CollaborationsOctober 23, 2010 on 5:07 pm | In Podcast | No Comments
We're late due to Vexx having Internet issues and our guest, MysteriousJeff having microphone issues, but here it is! Episode 7 where we talk about working with other people on comics. Enjoy!
Unbeatable, Episode 6: SettingsOctober 1, 2010 on 6:26 pm | In Podcast | No Comments
Here we go with Episode 6! I have no idea how to explain anything, but we try to talk about settings. And we have a new handy dandy player! For those who actually visit here on your own, here you go! You can also click the provided link if you would rather download it.
I'll edit this post later after work. I have to get going!
Previous Episodes, Player ModeOctober 1, 2010 on 6:20 pm | In Podcast | No Comments
It seems to work! So here are the previous episodes. They seem to take a few seconds to load and won't let you press play right away, but be patient!
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Unbeatable, Player TestOctober 1, 2010 on 3:37 pm | In Podcast | No Comments
Testing out a player for the podcast. Let's see if this works! If it does, I'll get the other episodes up as soon as can the same way. This is episode 1.
Unbeatable, Episode 5September 17, 2010 on 2:28 pm | In Podcast | 1 Comment
This time, Vexx and I are joined by SilverLunarWing, Author/Artist of Shinka: the Last Eevee.
We still make idiots out of ourselves, mess up yet another plug, and Silver and Vexx break out into song a couple times. We interview Silver about her comic and then talk a little about lighting and tones. Enjoy!
It's 52 minutes 58 seconds long. The file is 48.5 MB. Now that I've beaten Birth by Sleep, maybe I'll get a chance to test out that player. Someday.
My e-mail for questions/suggestions: vye_brante(@)yahoo.com
Vexx's e-mail for questions/suggestions: vexx001(@)hotmail.co.uk
SilverLunarWing's e-mail if you want to ask her something: lifeiscrazygewd(@)aim.com
I hope I got that one right. Just be sure to remove the () and they'll work.
Unbeatable, Episode 4September 3, 2010 on 1:38 pm | In Podcast | No Comments
A new episode for you! This time we discuss planning your first pages and panel layouts. Somehow we manage to ramble on on these topics for longer than any podcast before, making this the longest show to date. The total size is 51.6 MB and it goes for 56 minutes long. (So you'll know how big it is before you download it.)
I have been shown a possible way to have a player put in the blog post so you don't have to download it, but I have yet to get a moment to test it out, sorry. Apparnetly in some browsers, it will start playing instead of downloading anyway. I will experiment with the player as soon as I can for everyone else.
Anyway, here it is!
My e-mail for questions/suggestions: vye_brante(@)yahoo.com
Vexx's e-mail for questions/suggestions: vexx001(@)hotmail.co.uk
Just remove the () and they'll work.
Visit Shinka: The Last Eevee here: http://shinka.smackjeeves.com/
Edit: I forgot to mention, the first two minutes have a weird clicking sound. I don't know why or and there wasn't much I could do about it. Sorry.
Unbeatable, Episode 3August 20, 2010 on 4:50 pm | In Podcast | No Comments
Time once again to hear us ramble on for half the show and then talk about comic making! Woo!
Download it from here: http://vyebrante.com/Podcast03.mp3
My e-mail for questions/suggestions: vye_brante(@)yahoo.com
Vexx's e-mail for questions/suggestions: vexx001(@)hotmail.co.uk
Be sure to remove the () when using these addresses.
And visit Disfunctional Pokemon Adventure here: http://pokemon.lucidify.com/
Edit 8-22-2010: Seems I've had Vexx's e-mail wrong all this time. Sorry about that! Should be right now.
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(What? Is that ghost you've been staring at all these years on his lunch break?)
By Ryan Sarr
The time for talk is up. For over a year now, we've watched as Jon Jones and Rashad Evans' relationship has deteriorated from training partners willing to fake injury to avoid fighting one another, to bitter enemies just waiting for the chance to beat the other into a living death. Is all the personal heat real? Can these two bury the hatchet after the fight? We'll find out soon enough, but either way, this has all the makings of a can't miss war that will not soon be forgotten. All signs point to a decisive victory for "Bones" in ATL tomorrow night, but as we all know, anything can happen in a fight. So join me as I break down all the main card fights taking place at UFC 145 and give you my street-certified predictions.
Jon Jones (15-1, 9-1 UFC) vs. Rashad Evans (17-1-1, 12-1-1 UFC)
At only 24 years old, Jones has already been in more title fights(3) than the 32 year-old Evans(2). So clearly, Jones should not be intimidated, for he is battle-tested and has proven himself worthy of carrying that UFC Light Heavyweight belt. And not only has Jones taken out three former UFC champions in his last three fights, he has done so in devastating fashion. In his last fight, Jones dropped Lyoto Machida (a.k.a the man who made Rashad do the cross-eyed stanky leg) face down on the mat after choking him unconscious. That type of win has to make Jones feel good going into his fight with Rashad.
While Jones comes into Saturday night riding a stratospheric surge of momentum, Rashad enters this fight following an unceremonious, workmanlike decision victory over Phil Davis at UFC on Fox in January. However, there are many positives to take away from that victory, the first of which being the decisive, dominant manner in which Rashad managed to defeat a very talented prospect in Davis. "Suga" overcame a significant reach disadvantage (like he will face with Jones) to close the gap and effectively control Davis with his superior wrestling and ground game. Second, Rashad finally had the chance to prove that he could go the full five rounds, and imposed his will on "Mr. Wonderful" from the start of round 1 to the end of the fifth. Most of the Potato Nation seems to agree that his fight with Jones will likely be a knock down, drag out war that tests the will, strength, and cardiac endurance of both men, so it's good to know that Rashad will be able to keep up with Jones if the fight makes it into the championship rounds. Finally, Rashad demonstrated that once he gets his opponent down on the mat, he can do some serious damage. So even if Rashad may not be able to stand and trade with Jones, he at least knows that if he can get Jones down, his chances of grinding out a victory significantly increase.
This fight, in my opinion, comes down to one thing: wrestling. Can Rashad take Jones down and keep him there? Jones is 6'4" with an 84" reach, and if he can keep the much shorter Rashad at a distance, he should be able to pick him apart on the feet just like he did with Shogun and Rampage. Although Rashad has shown that he can bang with the best of 'em in his highlight reel KO of Chuck Liddell, the unorthodox striking and athleticism of Jones is simply too much for Rashad to risk standing and trading in this fight. I think we'll find out early how this fight is gonna go, ala Liddell-Ortiz. If Rashad can't take Jones down, he'll be relegated to throwing bombs in the hopes of catching "Bones" with a one-punch knockout. And we all know how well that worked out for Tito. The longer Rashad and Jones stand in front of each other, the bigger advantage Jones has; it's that simple.
Prediction: No one seems to be giving Rashad a chance in this fight, but I see it the other way. I think Rashad is going to have more success in his ability to take Jones down than most people believe. I'm taking the upset in this fight, and am going to be a rich man when proven right. Rashad Evans will grind out a unanimous decision to once again become the UFC Light Heavyweight Champion. Deal with it.
Rory MacDonald (12-1, 3-1 UFC) vs. Che Mills (14-4, 1-0 UFC)
Rory MacDonald, the 22 year-old whom Joe Rogan once said could be more talented than Georges St-Pierre, will be looking to continue his rise up the welterweight ranks against British striker Che Mills. "Ares" was only 7 seconds away from being undefeated in the UFC (CARLOS!!!!), and has made both Nate Diaz and Mike Pyle look like amateurs in his last two fights. MacDonald has unbelievable wrestling skills and devastating ground-and-pound, which only spells trouble for the more one-dimensional striker in Mills. While Mills did score a very impressive knockout of Chris Cope in his only UFC fight, he is up against a whole new animal in MacDonald. I'm sure Rory has seen Mills' fight many times, and won't even give him the chance to stand and bang. Mills, like
all most British fighters, has not shown much know-how when it comes to wrestling, and he's gonna have to do a whole lot of it in this fight. As they say, styles make fights, and this wrestler vs. striker match-up should, if nothing else, be an exciting fight to watch.
Prediction: Mills is in over his head in this fight. MacDonald is not going to give Mills a chance to knock him out on the feet, and will impose a grappling based attack until he scores a ground-and-pound TKO sometime in the second.
Brendan Schaub (8-2, 4-2 UFC) vs. Ben Rothwell (31-8, 1-2 UFC)
Brendan Schaub was cruising up the heavyweight ladder, claiming three out of his four UFC wins by way of (T)KO, until he got flat-lined by an aging Minotauro Nogueira in Rio last summer. The sheer athleticism and power of Schaub makes you think he simply underestimated Nogueira and got caught, but maybe Schaub isn't as good as we all thought. We'll find out if he can get back on track this weekend against Ben Rothwell, who has looked unimpressive in each of his three UFC fights. Rothwell doesn't really have any outstanding skills aside from his penchant for gassing in the middle of fights, so this scrap seems tailor-made for Schaub to rebound and continue his quest for the heavyweight title. Rothwell's only chance is to catch Schaub early and test his suspect chin. Those chances are slim, however, as Schaub has proven he is the better striker in this matchup. If Schaub is cautious and methodical, he should easily dispatch Rothwell before the final bell.
Prediction: These two will enjoy a feeling-out process in the first round, and Schaub will finish the fight in the second via TKO. And with the loss,"Big Ben" version 2.0 will drop to 0-2.
Miguel Torres (40-4, 2-1 UFC) vs. Michael McDonald (14-1, 3-0 UFC)
Fresh off his reprehensible rape-van remarks, Miguel Torres has his job back, and the UFC didn't cut him any slack for his comeback fight. Michael McDonald, like Rory MacDonald, is a young, incredibly athletic, ever-rising star in the UFC. Torres, on the other hand, was once considered one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world. How things change. Torres just hasn't been the same since he was viciously dethroned in the WEC by Brian Bowles a few years back. To win this fight, Torres is simply going to have to use his experience advantage to try and outwork McDonald, for "Mayday" has shown no real weak spots in his three UFC fights. It will be interesting to see how Torres has recovered from his Twitter fiasco, and if he comes into this fight prepared and in shape. Even though Torres is only 31 years old, he has almost 50 professional fights, which means Torres' body could be starting to break down. Outworking a cardio machine like McDonald is no easy task, plus, he is nine years younger and incredibly aggressive once the cage door closes. Look for this fight to be a fast-paced, back and forth affair.
Prediction: Michael McDonald's star keeps rising Saturday night as he outworks and outpoints Miguel Torres en route a Unanimous Decision victory. Torres, however, will save his biggest "surprise" for McDonald in the parking garage afterward, if you know what I'm saying.
Mark Hominick (20-10, 3-2 UFC) vs. Eddie Yagin (15-5-1, 0-1 UFC)
Just one year ago, Mark Hominick came pretty damn close to beating Jose Aldo to become the UFC Featherweight Champion. Hominick seemed primed for a rematch with Aldo if he could put one or two wins together, but the man known as "The Korean Zombie" threw a wrench into those plans, KO'ing the Canadian in just 7 seconds last December. Nonetheless, this fight with Eddie Yagin is the perfect opportunity for Hominick to get back on track. Yagin was soundly defeated by Junior Assuncao in his only UFC fight, and doesn't seem like he will pose much of a threat to Hominick on Saturday. Hominick is a great striker with even better cardio, and don't expect him to allow Yagin any opportunity for a quick knockout either. "Hematoma" Hominick is going to want to be careful in this fight and ensure he comes away victorious. Look for this one to resemble BJ Penn-Frankie Edgar, with Hominick playing the role of Edgar by outworking and outstriking Yagin for all three rounds.
Prediction: Hominick gets back on track, and batters Yagin en route to an easy decision victory. Nuff' said.
Mark Bocek (10-4, 6-4 UFC) vs. John Alessio (34-14, 0-3 UFC)
The first fight on the main card is an intriguing matchup between two veterans in lightweight gatekeeper Mark Bocek and Xtreme Couture fighter John Alessio. Alessio hasn't fought in the UFC in six years, but is on a three fight win streak since getting beat down by Siyar Bahadurzada back in March of 2011. The Canadian Bocek, who has six wins by rear-naked choke, just can't seem to take that next step and beat a true contender in the lightweight division. At only 30 years old with 14 career fights, Bocek still has time on his side, and has shown loads of potential in his victories. The Tristar Gym product has excellent jiu-jitsu skills and rarely shies away from them. This doesn't bode well for Alessio, who hasn't faced UFC-caliber competition in a couple of years, and wasn't successful when he did. Alessio is particularly vulnerable to submissions, as he has been submitted seven times in his career, so look for Bocek to capitalize on this Saturday night.
Prediction: Bocek will have no problem with Alessio, and will win with a second round rear-naked choke.
What do you think, Potato Nation? Am I on to something here? Or am I just blowing smoke up your collective asses? I guess we'll all find out tomorrow night.


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This bright soup is super healthy with a flavorful kick. The addition of orange juice intensifies the flavor.
Heat the olive oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the onion and sauté until translucent, about 5 minutes. Add the carrots, broth, orange juice, ginger, and lemon juice; bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer, covered, until the carrots are tender, about 20 minutes. Remove from the heat. Puree with immersion blender or food processor, until very smooth. Return the soup to the saucepan and stir in the coconut milk, salt, and pepper. Reheat the soup over medium heat until hot. Ladle the soup into bowls and serve.
We are so over-sauced, -oiled, -vinegared, and -cheesed. Lightly steam some veggies, with just a touch of sea salt to remember how delicious they can be.
From Kitchen Revelry by Ali Larter. Copyright © 2013 by the author, reprinted by permission of St. Martin's Press, LLC.


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Tag: transparencies
Color Transparencies
I am currently working on scanning these color transparencies or slides. Which majority of them are on Kodak kodachromes and AGFA film both of which are no longer in production if I am not mistaken. I have to admit I am pretty excited doing it box by box, its like having a little surprise. What I particularly love about this project is that all of the slides are from the early to mid 60's and 70's well that is so far. I cant wait until I get them all scanned so then we can pick a few for me to restore!
I am still waiting to get my own negatives developed, unfortunately the place I normally go to closed down which is sad to see, but now I am on the look for the next best place where I wont get over charged. As for my inferred film I just haven't had the time to travel into the city (NYC) which is the only place closest to me that develops it, needless to say they are a work in progress!!


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I love how she made the room clean and simple. She picked things her boys love, but still kept it mature enough for them to grow into. My favorite part is the bed. (Before you can ask I'll tell you my dad doesn't have any plans to share for the bed. He just knows how to whip up cool stuff on his own. Sorry!)
August 01, 2011
Cassie's Home - boys shared bedroom
I love how she made the room clean and simple. She picked things her boys love, but still kept it mature enough for them to grow into. My favorite part is the bed. (Before you can ask I'll tell you my dad doesn't have any plans to share for the bed. He just knows how to whip up cool stuff on his own. Sorry!)
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I absolutely love the bed and the simplicity of the room! I will definately be showing this to my husband :) Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Holy stinking cow. That is the coolest thing I have ever seen. Your dad is the greatest. Didn't he also make the bed or help make the bed for Rex?ReplyDelete
Awesome bed! Cool decor. I bet her boys LOVE it!!!ReplyDelete
Too cute! I want your bed, it is exactly the type of thing i've been invisioning for my three boys. I want to do a triple decker bed from floor to ceiling and close in the space between the bed and the wall to form a closet. So glad to see that It could possibly work. Thanks for sharing and congrats on your hard work! LTReplyDelete
HOLY CRAP I am in love with that bed!!ReplyDelete
Tell your dad he is AWESOME! WOwSA!
Wow, love the bed and the decoration too!!! I an wondering how you are putting new sheets on??? And does the matress fit through to opening???ReplyDelete
Absolutely LOVE this room! Love the simplicity and the theme! So cool! Your Dad is absolutely amazing at what he does! Do you hire him out? :) Can't wait to see what's to come.ReplyDelete
wow!! what a super kewl idea for a bed, makes me wish I had more thanone kid so that I could make one! LOLReplyDelete
darling boys room! I have the airplane picture from Tia Pan in my boys room too and I love it! Your father is very talented. love the bed!ReplyDelete
I have been dying to buy your subway art/mother teresa quote on your etsy shop, but had to wait until our vacation was over....it is no longer there! Will you be putting it back on or am I out of luck?
Sent a link to this post to my husband with the subject line...coolest bunk bed EVER! He's pretty handy, maybe I can talk him into something like this! Thanks for sharing, can't wait to see the rest!ReplyDelete
And by bunk bed...I meant "craftsman double decker" LOLReplyDelete
It goes without mentioning.... though everyone else has also mentioned it.... that the bed is absolutely amazing. Your father is an excellent craftsman!ReplyDelete
I also like the simplicity of the curtain and blankets that your sis made. They are nice and bold yet not flashy.
All in all looks like a great room for the boys
Where do you keep toys? Do you have a playroom and keep toys out of the bedroom? Or are they hidden in the closet? So cute!! Love the room!ReplyDelete
I'm in your parent's ward (you know, Cassie's old ward), and your mom kept telling me about your blog. So, I finally found it, and I am blown away by your family's skills. She tried to help me with my house, but it was everlastingly too late.ReplyDelete
I wish I was a Magill sometimes. And when I saw those incredibly crafted beds, I coveted them. I know it's in direct violation of the commandments, but at least I've confessed, right?
Now that I'm seeing how you actually put things together, maybe my house will get drapes! :)
Amazing! Every little detail.ReplyDelete
Is it difficult to change the sheets on the top bed? Just wondering because we are thinking about a bunk bed for our kids. Of course the ones we are looking at are not as cute as yours! :)
My comment wasn't answred, so again: I am wondering how you are putting new sheets on??? And does the matress fit through to opening???ReplyDelete
Rita - The mattress does fit through the front. However, to change the sheets she gets into the bed to put them on. It's a little annoying, but the space-saving bed design is really helpful for her in such a small home.ReplyDelete
Yvonne- They are standard twins. I think it's the angle of the photo that makes them look different sized.ReplyDelete
wow, so fun! any way we could see a step by step of the bunk bed building process? also, where is the car frame from that sits on the dresser?ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for leaving a comment! If you are asking a question and you do NOT have your profile linked to your email address, I will respond in the comment section, so just come back to check it later. Thanks!


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The Definitive Nokia N900 Guide
Welcome to the The Definitive Nokia N900 Guide. Nokia created the Internet Tablet devices starting in November 2005 with the 770. We then saw them roll the devices into the Nseries label with the N800, N810, and N810 WiMAX Edition. I used them from time to time, but found them to be a bit laggy and limited in their functionality. Nokia spent some time on their latest Maemo development and rolled out a fantastic new device, the Nokia N900, that runs Maemo 5 and has integrated cellular data and voice support. The device is even more compelling for those of us in the US on T-Mobile since the device supports the unique 1700 MHz frequency band that T-Mobile USA uses for 3.5G data and voice. The more I use the device, the more I come to love the capability and functionality of it.
It remains to be seen if the Nokia N900 will be offered officially by T-Mobile USA, but at this time you can order it from a number of online vendors with launch occurring in November 2009. While the 3.5G data is only supported on T-Mobile, AT&T customers can use the N900 with an EDGE data connection. The best experience in the US is definitely through T-Mobile USA. I was sent an early pre-production device so keep that in mind when reading some of the older posts below as there should be more improvements and optimizations in the device when it is publicly available.
The true test of what I think of a mobile device is if I go out and buy one for myself. I am happy to report that I have indeed purchased my own Nokia N900 from Amazon and am now rocking away on my own device with the eval unit returned to Nokia so someone else can try it out.
- ARM TI OMAP3430 Cortex-A8 600 MHz processor
- PowerVR SGX with OpenGL ES 2.0 support
- Quad band GSM/EDGE with 850/900/1800/1900 MHz support
- Tri band WCDMA with 900/1700/2100 MHz support
- 3.5 inch 800×480 pixel resolution display
- 256MB RAM and 768 MB virtual memory
- Integrated 32GB flash drive
- microSD card slot for expanded memory
- Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP stereo support
- Integrated GPS with A-GPS
- Integrated FM transmitter and FM radio
- 5 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and Carl Zeiss optics
- 3.5mm headset jack with TV-out support
- BL-5J 1320 mAh battery
Review and experiences
Nokia N900 earns my top achievement award for 2009
I took a look back at 2009 and just had to select the N900 as Nokia's top achievement of the year. Granted, the device just came to us publicly in the last month, but it is my favorite Nokia device at the moment.
Nokia N900 featured in the Smartphone Round Robin
If you want to see every other Smartphone Expert editor checking out the N900 and providing their experiences, then check out all the coverage in the 3rd Annual Smartphone Round Robin. Rene, The iPhone Blog, commented that I brought a netbook to a smartphone fight and I wasn't playing fair
Full review of the Nokia N900 on ZDNet
I also maintain a smartphone blog on ZDNet and finally posted a full review of the amazing N900 for my readers there. It was a bit different than what you have seen here because it was from a perspective after using the N900 for two months.
First full thoughts on the Nokia N900
The Nokia N900 blows away the older Internet Tablets and may be the best mobile data device available.
Why not take a video walk around the device?
We did not post a video in the first hands-on impressions so took care of that later with some video footage.
The Nokia N900 has a Mozilla-based browser that impresses even kids.
The ability to login into and use Webkinz on the N900 was a big deal for my daughters.
N900 captured on video
Want to see one of the geekiest unboxings ever? Check out this N900 one.
When you need to enter a command line entry to open a box, then you know it is one for the geeks.
Google Docs and Calendar work just fine on the Nokia N900's browser
If you want to create documents on the N900 you can do it through the browser and Google Docs.
Did you know that the N900 is an excellent mobile phone as well as Internet browser?
The phone capability is new in the N900 and Nokia does it very well.
The strongest part of the N900 just may be the web browser so check it out in action.
The browser has several excellent features and serves up the "full Internet" in most cases.
With Flash support in the browser you can enjoy games from sites like PopCap Games.
You can enable mouse/cursor mode and play some addictive, free Flash-based games right in the browser of the Nokia N900. I enjoyed playing Zuma and Bejeweled again.
Nokia added Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks to the N900.
There is no need for a paper calendar when you have the N900 in hand.
Nokia is known for excellent multimedia support and as you can see here the N900 doesn't disappoint.
The 5 megapixel Carl Zeiss optics supported camera takes excellent photos and video while the 32GB integrated Flash drive holds lots of media content for you to enjoy.
Four more videos covering conference calls, messaging, settings, and games are shown in this blog post.
Conference calling is quite easy on the N900, messaging is well supported through email, SMS, and IM, you can customize many settings, and there are a few enjoyable games loaded out of the box.
Tips & tricks
Where can I find apps for the Nokia N900?
It may not seem like there are many apps for the N900, but if you look through this post you will see there are actually quite a few in different application catalogs.
What's the best way to use Twitter on the N900?
One of my early gripes with the N900 was the inability to easily use Twitter. A couple months has changed that and we now see a couple of Twitter clients that are consistently improving.
Tips, shortcuts, and handy tidbits from the Nokia N900 User Guide
The N900 User Guide is packed full of information and we dug through it to bring you some of the best and most helpful information available.
The N900 User Guide was available for a while so we grabbed it for you to read and you can now find it here
The N900 is a mini mobile computer and I highly recommend you check out the full guide.
One of the cool N900 features found in a few select Nokia devices is the FM transmitter
The FM transmitter is great for listening to podcasts stored on the N900 right in your car with no wires required.
Every so often there is a need to tether your PC to your smartphone and I found this is possible on the N900.
The current solution only works with Windows PCs, but I am sure we will see other solutions in the near future.
It only took me a couple more days, but I figured out how to easily connect your N900 to your Mac and have it act like a wireless modem.
PC users shouldn't be the only ones to tether and the Mac solution is actually quite easy and does not require Nokia PC Suite on the Mac to connect and go.
Streaming music content is enjoyable on mobile devices and with the N900's browser you can enjoy some of these services.
Last.fm is the most user friendly and functional client available at this time.
Did you know you can also stream video live from you N900 to the Internet using the preloaded Qik software and service?
Qik lets you share video with family, friends, and others and even adds a cool N900 icon to the lower right of your video clip.
Responses to reader questions/comments
A reader suggest trying out Grooveshark to stream music.
The service does format on the N900 display quite well, but is very resource hungry.
Several readers sent in URLs they wanted to test on the N900.
The web browser can handle quite a bit, but some of these sites pushed too far for a mobile device. Check out my link above for a tip on how to enable mouse mode, which gives you support for more sites.
Other Nokia Experts N900 posts
Nokia N900 rocks along at 7+ Mbps on T-Mobile HSPA+ network.
My MobileTechRoundup podcast co-host Kevin Tofel is rocking a Nokia N900 and happens to be in a T-Mobile test area where HSPA+ has rolled out.
Nokia N900 local meetup gave hands-on time to several folks.
A small group of folks braved the heavy rain to join me in Tacoma to get some hands-on time with the N900 and lots of other Nokia devices. I also showed off the N900 at the local Puget Sound Handheld User Group meeting.
The unit we started with is a pre-production unit and we voiced some concerns early on.
The most annoying thing was lack of portrait support in SMS and no MMS support.
Several apps were included on the N900, but there are still more apps I would like to see.
Developers will be working on more 3rd party apps and we are seeing some in the Maemo testing repository so stay tuned for more to come.
Other useful Nokia N900 resources
- Mobile Tech Review
- Maemo-Guru
- My-Symbian.com
- The Nokia Blog
- Mobile Review
- SlashGear
- Unwired View
- TechRadar
- Phone Arena
- The Really Mobile Project


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I was born in Seoul in 1975.
I was born in July but my parents had wed just three months prior to my arrival. It's amazing though, there's not a hint of a baby bump in the wedding photos.
The photos are black and white but there's no missing the glow in my mother's face.
"I was the so exciting," she tells me when she talks of her wedding day, which is often.
"Excited, mom," is always my response.
I don't think she'll ever fully grasp the English language. And it's ironic that she'll never again fully grasp Korean again either, she's forgotten so much of it trying to assimilate into the American dream-state.
As I prepare for my own wedded bliss, I can't help but think about my life up until now…and the fact that it's been a full one to say the least. And I don't know whether I want to go the fiction route or ready to go the the personal essay/memoir route, but I know I need to write it all down…


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CARLISLE, Pa. -- Running back Marshall Faulk leapfrogged defensive tackle Dan Wilkinson yesterday in the NFL's rookie signing bonus derby.
BTC Now, the question is whether quarterback Heath Shuler can pass both of them.
Faulk, the second pick in the draft, got a $5.1 million signing bonus -- the highest ever for a rookie -- in his seven-year, $17.178 million deal from the Indianapolis Colts.
It topped the $5 million signing bonus that Wilkinson, the first player selected, got from the Cincinnati Bengals as part of a six-year, $14.407 million deal.


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The passions of Spain's past, present, and future run through my veins as sure as great juice flows daily from wine casks around the country. My grandfather was born in Sarrià, a small barrio in the northwestern part of Barcelona, in December 1909 during a time when street violence and church burnings strengthened the influence of the anarchists who would rule for decades. Generation upon generation of my ancestors traversed the roads and byways of the Spanish countryside – from Barcelona to Malaga; from Aragon to the Canary Islands. The news of my heritage had a profound effect on me from as early as I can remember; and although I resided in the heavily Spanish-influenced state of Florida during my youth I have always felt that a part of me has always – and continues to – live across the Atlantic in Spain.
As fate would have it, I was fortunate enough to live in Spain during the late 1990's – being afforded the opportunity to study Spanish in Madrid for roughly five months. From the moment I stepped foot on Spanish soil I felt as if I had never left home. Quickly acclimating to the lifestyle of the locals I found myself rising early, eating a huge lunch, napping in the afternoon, and staying up late. Of course, I managed to find time to study, but my curiosity about the land of my ancestors caused me to venture out on my own regularly. Leisurely strolls through the local markets yielded better cooking lessons than I could ever find in a cookbook. Oddly enough, wine was not a distinct component of my persona during this time – until I took a trip to Galicia in the northwestern part of Spain. It was here – with a bottle of Ribeiro wine and a hunk of Tetilla cheese – I would begin to develop what would evolve into an almost obsessively exclusive Spanish palate.
The fire was now kindled with the desires of Spanish food and wine. A continued curiosity and fascination of all things Spanish would be the fuel for that proverbial fire. As my obsession for Spanish food and wine grew I quickly realized that I was being exposed to things that most of the people I came in contact with knew very little (or nothing) about. It was out of a desire to enlighten and broaden the Spain-deprived that Bodega: Adventures in Spanish Food & Wine was born. The culture, food, and wine of Spain has continued to grow in popularity in recent years; and although many people still stereotype tapas and paella with Spanish food and Rioja with Spanish wine, things they are a-changing.
The adventure that is Spanish food and wine continues to grow within me (and many others I am slowly finding out). Much like the aim of Catavino, more than five years ago, Bodega: Adventures in Spanish Food & Wine nudges others to explore that which is curious and unfamiliar. From a bowl of oxtail stew with a wonderfully fragrant and meaty Mencía from Bierzo to a plate of tender Pulpo a la Gallega lightly sprinkled with paprika with a glass of light-bodied and fruity Godello from Ribeiro there is much to discover along the coasts and throughout the countryside of Spain.
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My next spots are:
- 30th October — Filthy Fridays at World Bar (24 Bayswater Road, Kings Cross) — 7.30-9.30 pm.
- 7th November — Phuklub at Roxbury Hotel (182 St Johns Road, Glebe) — 7.30 pm.
I'm going to do a selection of Melanie stuff at Filthy Fridays, because you get 15 minutes!!! And at Phuklub I am going to do something scary because the theme for the show is Halloween. Check out my Mona Lisa smile! LOL


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I served as a Peace Corps volunteer in El Salvador from 2000-2002 and am now working in El Salvador again as the Peace Corps Program Manager for Municipal Development. The volunteers with whom I work are a dedicated bunch, who endure a variety of discomforts and insecurities in order to work with the people in their small communities. On a program level, the volunteers work to increase citizen participation and to help the town governments run more effectively. On a more personal level, the volunteers engage in a variety of activities to try and help people in difficult economic circumstances gain more control over their lives.
Many volunteers also become involved in the lives of their Salvadoran community outside of their normal duties. I have been in a car with two volunteers who were working their cell phones, trying to ensure that a young woman from their town was given proper treatment for Leukemia. I worked with another volunteer who was trying to help a family win asylum in Canada. There daughter had recently been murdered by gang members. When I asked him if he was putting himself at risk by helping this family, he paused and then lied and said "no." Another volunteer helped procure a computer program for a blind Salvadoran woman who needed it to use a computer while attending university. Another time, when leaving the office, I bumped into volunteers who had been visiting with patients at a hospice in San Salvador; Americans sitting at the bedside of the dying in another country, trying to get past the awkwardness of the circumstances and language challenges to establish some connection.
There was a day when I would have said that such activities were important and inspiring, but didn't constitute a solution to the problems that beset those in difficult socio-economic circumstances, the world over. I was wrong. Working here has allowed me to witness expressions of sacrifice, conviction and will that I now believe are precisely what are required if we are to end extreme poverty and its quiet and not so quiet ravages. In our age, it is simply dishonest to talk as though there are not enough resources in our world to ensure that everyone has access to basic food, shelter, clothing, education, and health services. I acknowledge that there are political conditions that gravely complicate the matter, but I believe that these challenges can be overwhelmed by more of the same sacrifice, conviction, and expressions of will that I have witnessed here.
What is necessary is that more and more of us, those who hear and understand this, put our lives where our best hopes are, with our money, votes, and industry. It won't be easy. Subordinating our material and maybe even personal interests in order to cast our lot with people who are struggling is essentially the same thing as really loving our neighbor, even the one we don't know. And what is harder than that…or more truthful?
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No more rolling the dice, no more taking one serious gamble with their best player, no more setting themselves up for a world of potential second-guessing.
Finally, reason prevailed and Matt Kemp and his strained hamstring were placed on the 15-day disabled list.
The Dodgers finally made the announcement Monday after their 3-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks that Kemp was going on the DL and they were calling up Jerry Sands from triple-A Albuquerque.
"I'm very disappointed," Kemp said. "I want to be with my team playing, but I have to get my leg [well].
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swasan a simple story episode 12
Hey everyone! Thanks for all those special comments. I am really happy that you are liking it. This ff falls in the cliché but still… Well i'll continue with my story now.
After the announcement.
Everyone clapped and started wishing them. Everyone was happy. The girls sighed as their dream man had been taken. The press started questioning them.
Reporter: when did you meet first?
Swara: Mr.Khanna's party around 3 weeks back.
Reporter: oh so arrange marriage?
Sanskar: Arrange as well as love.
Swara blushed hearing this.
Reporter: Can you tell us about your story?
Sanskar: There is nothing special as such. We met at the party the next day our parent's fixed our match that's when we started interacting slowly we fell in love.
Reporter: Sir, 51% shares? A sudden decision?
Sanskar: No. Swara is my wife so she owns me so why not my business. I had always wanted a wife like her supportive and independent and moreover whatever is mine is hers so my business is also hers.
Reporter: Thank you sir.
The party continued and everyone enjoyed.
The next day this news was in the headlines. Swara and Sanskar had all their business associates calling them and congratulating them. After all the phone calls.
Swara: I am tired.
Sanskar: This is so irritating. The only reason I didn't want the media to know.
Swara: Me too.
They both looked at each other and started laughing looking at their dishevelled state, all messy.
Swara: Sanskar I am sleepy. It's sunday today…i'll just take a nap.
Sanskar: Even i'll take a nap.
They both slept in each other's embrace all cuddled up against each other.
After an hour or so Sujata came to their room and found the door open so she thought they were awake and she went inside. She smiled seeing the scene. Swara sleeping in Sanskar's arms and her head on his chest while sanskar held on to her shoulders and waist tightly. Suddenly Sanskar moved and opened his eyes to see his mother standing and smiling at them, at first he thought is was his imagination but when he realised it was sujata standing there and smiling he shouted.
Sanskar: mom? You here? You should have knocked the door na…
Hearing him shout. Swara got up and got shocked to see Sujata there got embarassed and her cheeks turned red. She slowly whispered to Sanskar.
Swara: Why didn't you tell me mom is here I wouldn't have been so embarassed.
Sanskar: I didn't know she was here or rather when she came in.
Sujata: close the door next time and left their room giggling.
Swara: even mom saw us…
Sanskar: It's okay Swara you are my wife we are ought to be close.
He slowly leaned towards her and went near her lips when he was about to kiss her she pushed him and ran to the washroom and shouted.
Swara: your punishment for making me feel embarrassed for two consecutive days in front of our family and from the next time close the door.
Sanskar: okay ma'am as you order.
He again dozed off.
Precap: Romance… Honeymoon….


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Past the empty arcades and the seafront cafes with steamed-up windows, they marched through the drizzle along the Prom.
Reis Leming way was officially opened by Lieut Col Shelley Rodriguez and John Maiden. Picture: Ian BurtMembers of the 67th Special Operations Squadron, led by the City of Norwich Pipe Band, made a stirring sight as they filed up from the seafront towards the waiting crowd.
The Mildenhall-based 67th paraded through Hunstanton today as part of its 60th anniversary celebrations.
For shortly after the formation of its forerunner, an air sea rescue squadron based at RAF Sculthorpe, the Norfolk coastline was swamped by the 1953 floods.
Young airman Reis Leming - a 22-year-old from the 67th who couldn't swim - became a hero after he waded into the water towing a rubber dinghy and rescued 27 people from the waves. Thirty one others died along Hunstanton's South Beach Road when the sea broke through.
Sadly, Mr Leming passed away at his home in America, aged 81, just days before he was due to return to Norfolk.
Addressing the parade, Hunstanton Mayor Elaine Clutton said: "We're gathered here today to remember the 31 victims of the 1953 floods and to remember Reis Leming, who should have been here today to celebrate the 60th anniversary of his squadron, the 67th Air Rescue Squadron, but sadly he passed away earlier this week."
John Maiden, from Hunstanton Civic Society, read out the names of the Norfolk people who lost their lives in 1953 - some of whom were his classmates at primary school.
Lieut Col Shelley Rodrigiuez, commanding officer of the 67th, read out the names of the Americans who lost their lives that same night.
A wreath to Mr Leming and the victims off the floods was named next to the memorial bearing their names, by the 67th's oldest surviving veteran, Col (Rtd) Bill Goodwin and its newest recruit, airman Eric Wellman.
Then Lieut Col Rodriguez and Mr Maiden unveiled the new sign marking Reis Leming Way. Mr Leming never knew that the little seaside town where he is still hailed a hero had that honour planned for him, as it was intended as a surprise.
As the parade was dismissed, Mrs Clutton said it had been very moving.
"Considering the awful weather it was nice to see so many local people turn up," she said.


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�Music, Music, Music, put another nickel in � in the Nickelodeon.� If you heard the lyrics to the 1950 hit introduced to the world by Teresa Brewer, they are still rolling around somewhere on the back roads of your noggin. It was that kind of song! There may even be room in there for the Andrew Sisters� hit, The Boogie Woogie Boy of Company B. You remember Sentimental Journey, Irving Berlin�s I love a Piano, Consider Yourself from �Oliver� and all the great music from Annie Get Your Gun, Porgy & Bess and State Fair.
Now you can hear it and see it again � live. The Snowbird Singers, under the direction of Katie Ott, will bring all that great music to the stage (with the exception of Music, Music, Music, but then who said it is a perfect world?). Ott, whose fame as a harpist extends from Florida to Alabama and Mississippi, became the 50-member chorus�s new director in January. She will bring two special treats to the event, one of whom is her father, four-time Pulitzer Prize nominee, composer David Ott, who will, in his own inimitable style, report on the work of the Music for Healing foundation. And to prove that what was old is new again, come Destin Middle School youths who will dance to the melody of Dry Bones under the direction of their teacher, Melody Gill. Showtime is 3 p.m. Feb. 23 at Santa Rosa Community Church, 3524 U.S. 98 in Santa Rosa Beach. Admission is free with a good-will offering.
The Walton County Snowbird general meeting set for Feb. 13 gets underway officially at 10 a.m. at Destin Life Center Building, 200 Beach Drive. Old hands know to show up early because much goes on in the hour preceding the start of the meeting. Area vendors welcome snowbirds with product and service displays. Concurrently, snowbird artists, aided by Jan Young and Debra Bailey, will display examples of their talent in a variety of media � watercolors, acrylics, pastels, and oils. After a brief business meeting, immensely popular saxophonist and composer/vocalist Michael J Thomas will join equally popular Jabbo Stokes and guitarist Shannon Wallace on the stage. Afterward, the club�s prize committee will distribute valuable prizes � all contributed by area business organizations.
Tickets are available until Feb. 10 for the annual snowbird dinner dance that takes place at 5:30 p.m. on Valentine�s Day at the Sandestin Hilton Ballroom when the cash bar opens with dinner at 6 followed by dancing to the Mike Mancini Band until 10:30 p.m. Call Eva Mae Rice at 850-543-7338.
Euchre winners on Jan. 24 were: Women � First Place, Eunice Collins, second, Pat Bachman. Men � First Place, Steve Lerche, second place, Tom Waimer. On Jan. 31, winners were: Women � Linda Fobert, first, Eunice Collins, second. Men � Bernie Blair, first, Bob Giek, second.
Pat Towns, Paul Smithers, and Margie Snowsell secured first place at weekly bridge on Tuesday, Jan. 29, while Harriet Carlson, Cindy Schreiner, and Jim Handloser took top honors on Wednesday, Jan. 30.
Tuesday Golf League�s Jan. 29 results: First place, Fran Seekely�s team with second going to Dave Parsell�s team. Winners of the closest to the pin prize were Stan Sass and Catherine Murray. The Thursday League reported Jan. 31 results: First place- Dave Douglas�s team, Clem Roy amd Bertie Mohling, second place, team of Lee and Trudy Garbell and Lauren and Linda Bode.
Tom Mahar writes for the Walton County Snowbirds and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. For Snowbird information, www.waltoncountysnowbirds.com