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ESPN Radio App is Now Free Through the End of 2012
Back in May, ESPN released a "new" version of it's ESPN Radio app and greedily decided it was a good idea to charge every user, even those who had already paid for the "old" app, $4.99 to use it. Yeah, even the loyal listeners who had already paid for the app were told they had to pony up another $4.99. Their rationale was that this was not an upgrade, but a completely new app. Outrage by ESPN Radio app users was universal and the app plummeted to a one star rating in iTunes. Eventually, this outrage got ESPN to change it's tune.
ESPN has flipped-flopped on it's ridiculous stance and they even briefly offered refunds to those that had actually paid the $4.99 for the app. And, now the ESPN Radio app is being offering free of charge through December 31, 2012. They also did away with the requirement that you have an ESPN account to use the app. Now, you can simply skip the registration.
I missed this announcement last month, likely because I've pretty much been completely ignoring ESPN Radio since their attempted fleecing of their mobile listeners began last Spring. It's still bothers me that they tried to do this, and I have no doubt that had the outcry no been so loud, they likely would've tried to do it again in a few more years.
Even though the app in currently free, I still recommend using TuneIn Radio. It's free (unless you want to pay 0.99 for an ad free version) and doesn't lock you in to just the ESPN stations. Although, I do recommend you go grab the ESPN Radio app now while it's free just in case ESPN eventually tries to block it's live streams from other competing radio apps.
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General Notes
France has been in an overall state of stagnation for some time seen by most as nothing ever changes around here. Nobles always fighting and taking what they want, raiders from the north and south. Friendly priests and monks. Hard life that doesn't change.
Current Capetian King of France: Phillip I since 1060, Henry I previous King.
Languages: French is currently divided into two dialects. North of the Loire River(Paris people ect): d'Oil (historically evolves into French). For south of the Loire River d'Oc
*Both languages will be found but the d'Oil dialect is prominent.
Architecture of the time is Gothic and has been for some time.
The current christian church via monastic orders has been making significant impacts by taking responsibility of order and justice for the realm. Warfare and fighting has been outlawed to occur on certain days, predominately to stop large scale warfare and infighting, Holy days and such. Promotion of Gods Peace and other benevolent ideas prevalent. Christianity in France at this time has a heavy dose of pagan and often thin veil.
Kindred notes
The Carthian and Ordo Dracul covenants do not exist in this era.
Existing Covenants of the time.
The Children's Crusade: A New Covenant that seems to be growing and or everywhere one turns. Child kindred that work to help and integrate other children kindred through their requiems.
The Gallows Post
A loose group of Kindred who arranged safe passage for other Kindred, and maintain safe-havens where vampires can spend the day,
The Legion of the Dead
The Legion of the Dead originated in the Camarilla, the members of its military wing who decided to stay independent after the Camarilla's collapse, rather than join another covenant. They were a mercenary band right from their independence, and by the 9th century CE, their creed was nothing more than "profit or die".
The Tenth Choir
The Tenth Choir were a rumor even among the dead, a group said to believe that since their condition was a curse from God, they must therefore take revenge on Him. To that end, they were said to have created blood magic that let them deal with angels and demons alike. In general the covenant is treated like cautionary tales or boogeymen stories rather than a reality as evidence of them is always suspect if not non existent.

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Women's network Oxygen Media will announce today premier ad placement on MSN Hotmail's Women's e-mail newsletter, distributed weekly to Hotmail subscribers, under a deal Oxygen and Microsoft Corp. Oxygen also will be anchor tenant on Hotmail's Health & Fitness and Teen categories. Oxygen's online properties such as GirlsOn (www.girlson.com), Moms Online (www.momsonline.com), Breakup Girl (www.breakupgirl.com), Oprah.com, Thrive Online (www.thriveonline.com) and soon-to-launched sports site We Sweat (www.wesweat.com) also will provide content for other Hotmail Web Courier free newsletters. Oxygen will advertise on additional MSN properties including MSN.com and MSNBC. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Valandra joins Grand ad venture
Veteran Paul Grand today opens AdHarmony, an Internet ad services venture in Beverly Hills, Calif., backed by Idealab and Palomar Ventures. Mr. Grand, who has worked on the Web since 1994, most recently was interim CEO of Word of Net Promotions, an Internet marketing company, and earlier co-founded Digital Planet, bought by iXL, and founded NetCount, acquired by Internet Profiles Corp. Joining him as a co-founder and exec VP-business development is Kent Valandra, an early Prodigy Services Co. executive who left Jan. 14 as exec VP-general manager of new media at Western Initiative Media, West Hollywood.
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Broadband cable Internet provider [email protected] today rolls out Excite In Box, a Web-based product that lets users access free e-mail, fax and voicemail messages from a central Internet-based e-mail box. The new service will be promoted across [email protected] Located at inbox.excite.com, the ad-supported service uses technology supplied by General Magic, which has its own ad-supported service called myTalk.com. A Web-based calendar and other applications will be integrated into the service.
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BuyMedia.com, a service for broadcast media buyers, today announces it has raised $45 million in financing from Internet Capital Group, a business-to-business venture capital company. ICG is taking an undisclosed minority stake in BuyMedia, which plans to use the funds to expand into other media such as print, newspaper, cable and outdoor.


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Sox get probably the best OF that was still available via trade or free agency. His #'s are comparable to Damon's and should spike not becuase of his move to Boston, but his age. He has yet to hit his prime.
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A Rising PX rate plus rising FB rate should mean 20 home runs in 2006
Now we all know those days are over for Damon. So this is an upgrade for the Sox.
Indians fill a major whole with the acquisition of Mota. Now you can cite is 4.70 ERA and say he is done, but look at his #'s after fully recovering from the injury.
Marte has a lot of executives intrigued. That is why people say he is a top 5 in all of baseball prospect. There is extensive concern he will need major surgery and that may be the cause of his .220 BA in the Arizona Fall League.
There are questions on both sides, but both sides got better because they dealt parts they could both live without.


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Hot-end melt-downs are a problem. Last year, I was experimenting with a thermally fused hot-end. While it worked great and I really liked the simplicity, the proper thermal fuses are not available for this application. Recently, on the #reprap IRC, there was a discussion about using two thermistors and having the firmware compare them and shutdown the hot-end if they didn't match.
Afterwards, I contacted a couple firmware developers and one of the Marlin developers, "EvdZ", was kind enough to work with me to test out this concept. As I only had Sanguinololu boards available, I picked up a RAMPS board, from Ultimachine, and tested the concept with just a couple thermistors. The thermistors were at room temperature and, as a test, I put one of the thermistors between my thumb and forefinger to see if the firmware would shutdown the heater when the thermistors no longer agreed on the temperature. After a little debugging, I sent my findings back to EvdZ and he made the proper adjustments to the code. Next up was a static test of a proper hot-end.
Tonight, I setup a test for a dual thermistor J-Head hot-end. The thermistors were not properly secured as I wanted to be able to pull either one out for testing. In addition, this hot-end has a heater cartridge and a set-screw/jam screw in order to hold the heater cartridge in place. The thermistor holes are drilled at 90 degrees to each-other in an attempt to ensure that if one thermistor were to fall out, the other thermistor would not be pulled out with it. (Creating a situation where both thermistors would still agree on the temperature.)
The test worked flawlessly. I heated the hot-end up to 230 degrees. Upon removing either thermistor, the heater cartridge was shut off in under 2 seconds. I repeated the test a couple times to ensure that the result was always the same.
Once the dual thermistor changes are part of Marlin, I'll post the complete instructions for the dual thermistor configuration.
Of course, in the near future, the hot-end needs to be tested printing. As the only differences, from a J-Head Mk V-BV, are the thermistor and heater cartridge hole configurations, I don't foresee any issues.
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
J-Head Dual Thermistor Testing
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Have you considered placing the second thermistor in the insulator? If you put the sensor there, you can monitor the PEEK temperature, and prevent even meltdowns caused by operators setting the how end temperature too high.
As PEEK is an insulator, most likely the thermistor would report the temperature too late. In addition, RAMPS has only 3 thermistor inputs.
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Any idea when this will be implemented or instructions given? This is exactly what I need.ReplyDelete
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Despite their premature exit from the Champions Trophy, India can still achieve the number one ranking in one-day internationals, provided England defeats Australia in tomorrow's semifinal.
Courtesy their thrilling last-ball win over Pakistan yesterday and the victory in the group stages against the West Indies, Australia today displaced South Africa from the top of the ICC ODI rankings.
Hosts South Africa, which entered the tournament as the numero uno side with 126 ratings points, has slipped to the third position on 121 points after suffering defeats against Sri Lanka and England.
India retained its second position but has conceded two ratings points and now sits on 124.
An Australian defeat would Ricky Ponting's men to 124 ratings points and behind India when ratings are calculated beyond the decimal point.
In the Player Rankings, it is still India first and second with Dhoni and vice-captain Yuvraj Singh occupying the first and second spots in the batting chart respectively, while Sri Lanka's Nuwan Kulasekara is just ahead of New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori in the bowling chart.
South Africa captain Graeme Smith has climbed up five places to the third position after scoring 206 runs while Australia's Mike Hussey is just behind in fourth spot after jumping two places to trail second-placed Yuvraj by four points.
However, not everyone believes the rankings reflect an accurate picture.
Former Pakistan captain Aamer Sohail believes the existing ICC ranking system is flawed and the criteria for awarding points need to be reviewed.
According to him, the Champions Trophy results exposed how irrelevant the system was and there was a strong need to review the whole process.
"If you look at the results, top teams like India and South Africa are out of the Champions Trophy semifinals," Sohail said.
"It just shows that the rankings are not error-free," he said, adding "the results of the Twenty20 World Cup in England were also against the rankings."
Pakistan is presently ranked fourth in the ICC one-day team rankings issued on September 30, behind Australia, India and South Africa in that order.
Sohail also felt that the Champions Trophy matches had highlighted the need for striking a proper balance between bat and ball while preparing pitches for international matches.
"Generally we have seen bowlers dominating the batsmen in this tournament. One reason for that is the bowlers are getting some assistance from the pitches and the batsmen are struggling because they have become used to playing on flat tracks," he said.
India can still be No.1 ranked team
Despite their premature exit from the Champions Trophy, India can still achieve the number one ranking in one-day internationals, provided England defeats Australia in tomorrow's semifinal.


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Though the Oxford American magazine has looked like a goner half a dozen times over the years — more a victim of crummy finances than bad writing — fans of the magazine breathed a sigh of relief when the University of Central Arkansas and UCA president Lu Hardin rode to the rescue a few years back, moving the publication to Conway and kicking in several hundred thousand dollars for its upkeep. However, Hardin's resignation last month — coupled with the fact that the OA continues to run in the red — has many wondering about the future of the magazine and whether or not it will remain at UCA.
OA publisher Warwick Sabin says that the magazine is safe for the near future, and that he is working hard toward the goal of making the magazine financially self-supporting.
Sabin, currently the vice president for communications at UCA, took the unpaid job of OA publisher in April 2008 as part of a deal which loaned the magazine $140,000 after an OA employee was caught embezzling half that amount. He said that he has been asked about the future of the OA several times since Hardin's departure.
While Hardin was a supporter of the magazine, Sabin said, the OA was never dependent on Hardin.
Sabin said he hopes the future president of UCA will see the value of keeping the OA on campus.
"The OA adds so much to the reputation and stature of the university," Sabin said. "It provides extraordinary, unique opportunities for the students and for the faculty to utilize in their teaching. … I think most universities would covet a literary journal with the reputation and respect that the OA has nationally."
Sabin is smart enough to know that the closer he can get the magazine to profitability, the easier it will be to defend its value if his new boss wants to slash and burn. Since he was appointed publisher, Sabin has taken a number of steps to guide the magazine toward self-sufficiency.
"One of the things that I've really been focused on is straightening out all the financial record-keeping," Sabin said. "That was a big problem, and really prevented anyone from having a good sense of where the magazine stood financially." In addition, Sabin has instituted a number of cost-cutting measures, including closing the OA's Little Rock office, finding more efficient vendors, and instituting controls on company spending.
While he has largely taken a hands-off approach to editorial copy, Sabin said that he has used his position to make sure the magazine consistently hits its deadlines (for the first time in OA history, editor Marc Smirnoff has said). In addition, Sabin decided to move the annual Music Issue from August to late November, a move he said just made good business sense.
"I'm having it come out where it's going to be on newsstands and in bookstores the day after Thanksgiving," he said. "The Music Issue is our most popular issue every year, and newsstand sales double for it. So, it seemed to me that it would be much more logical to come out timed with the holiday season."
Sabin said he is now focused on increasing income from the magazine's two main revenue streams, advertisements and paid circulation. Sabin said he has taken steps to "ramp up" the magazine's public events and publicize the magazine's status as a non-profit organization, which makes contributions to the OA tax deductible. To coincide with the magazine's latest issue on New Orleans, the OA will host three fund-raisers; two in New Orleans in late September, and one in Little Rock in mid-October — a $500-a-plate New Orleans-themed dinner and absinthe tasting at the Capital Hotel. Later this year, the magazine is planning another fund-raiser in Los Angeles, with several Southern-born film celebrities in attendance.
"[Events] serve two purposes," Sabin said. "They raise money, but they also increase our exposure and they create a sense of community for our readers, who tend to be very passionate about the magazine."
Sabin said work to get the magazine on more sound financial footing has been a "labor of love."
"Basically," he said, "I've just streamlined the business operation, made all the obvious fixes in the short term, and now we just need to turn the revenue up a little bit, which I think is very possible. Once we do that, I think it will be a self-sustaining operation."
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Every week our editors publish somewhere between 10 and 15 blog posts—but it can be hard to keep up amidst the busyness of everyday life. To make sure you never miss another post, we've created a new weekly round-up series. Each Saturday, find the previous week's posts all in one place.
Keep Calm and Keep Writing
Any time you start to think about giving up on writing, stop yourself. Here are 7 Things To Do When You Want to Give Up (Instead of Giving Up).
When you do have success, don't let it get in your way. Read How to Stop Yourself from Obsessing Over Duplicating Writing Success to learn how to keep writing and improving without unnecessary stress.
One factor behind finding writing success? You first have to Find Your Writing Voice. Learn about the importance of embracing your strengths and flaws in developing your personal voice.
History and Mystery
Interested in historical fiction but unsure of where to start your research or how much to include? Check out Taking the Mystery Out of Writing History for some helpful tips.
Get some insight into the ideas and inspiration behind Archer Mayor's bestselling mysteries in The Corpse Stops Here.
Agents and Opportunities
This week's new literary agent alert is for Joanna MacKenzie of the Nelson Literary Agency. She is looking for literary-leaning projects with commercial potential and epic reads that beat with a universal heart. She's drawn to smart and timely women's fiction, character-driven mysteries and thrillers, "child in jeopardy lit," kick-ass mom heroines, and coming-of-age stories with confident voices and characters.
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I don't have much luck growing tomatoes so fingers crossed that yours do better than mine.ReplyDelete
I only sowed some cosmos seeds a week or two back so I've a long wait for mine! Flighty xx
Thanks Flighty, hope you have better luck with your toms. xReplyDelete
Hi Maggie, its great fun learning with you. I now have to go out and check my tomatoes for the mould ... thanks for the info!! Niamh.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Your toms and Cosmos are way ahead of mine. Given the weather, I think you've done very well to get away with losing only one tomato - and a good-sized one at that. I didn't realise marigolds could be such thugs - I hope the tomatoes appreciate all the effort you've put in to save them and present you with a bumper crop!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Leeds fight back to crush Hull
Kevin Sinfield climbed up to fourth place in rugby league's all-time list of point-scorers as Leeds maintained their 100 per cent record with a remarkable 43-12 win at Hull to go top of Super League.
The Rhinos overcame an abject first-half performance to run their hosts ragged with seven tries without reply after the break, two of them from the evergreen Danny McGuire on his 350th appearance and two others from his old half-back partner Rob Burrow.
It was an astonishing turn-around for Leeds, who had trailed 12-0 at the break to two tries from another veteran half-back, Leon Pryce which took his career total to 200.
Kallum Watkins races clear to score a try
Hull coach Lee Radford would have been delighted with his team's first-half performance but dismayed by their collapse which leaves them with three straight defeats.
Radford was forced to give a debut to teenage second-rower Jansin Turgut, the England academy captain, after four players withdrew from his original 19-man squad.
It also meant a second appearance for Australian centre Steve Michaels, just a week after it was announced in Queensland that an arrest warrant had been issued for him as part of an investigation into cocaine trafficking, and a lightweight bench which ultimately proved their undoing.
However , with skipper Gareth Ellis, the former Leeds forward, leading by example on his return from injury and getting great assistance from hooker Danny Houghton, Hull were dominant through the first half.
Aided by two early penalties, they pounded the visitors line and were rewarded on seven minutes when Pryce outjumped Leeds full-back Zak Hardaker to regather Marc Sneyd's high kick for his first try.
Michaels almost repeated the feat moments later but was turned on his back and winger Tom Lineham had a try disallowed for being offside as he pounced on Ryan Hall's failure to defuse another "bomb" from Sneyd.
It was no surprise when Hull increased their lead, Pryce weaving his way through the Leeds defence for his second try, which brought up his 200, and Sneyd's second conversion made it 12-0.
Leeds' attempts to get back into the game before half-time floundered on the back of some elementary handling errors, with back rower Jamie Jones-Buchanan going closest to a try as he lost his grip on the ball attempting to touch down.
Hull almost edged further ahead on the stroke of half-time when Sneyd narrowly missed a drop-goal attempt but their lead was cancelled out within four minutes of the restart as Leeds set about turning the game on its head.
Substittue Brad Singleton broke clear to get McGuire over just 36 seconds into the second half and the veteran Leeds half-back repaid the favour with a perfectly-timed short pass that got the forward over for only his third try for the club.
Sinfield converted both tries, the first from the touchline, to bring his side level and two flashes of brilliance from England centre Kallum Watkins enabled the Rhinos to complete the transformation.
He broke from inside his own half to get McGuire over for his second try before gliding over for a solo effort on 58 minutes.
Sinfield's third goal took him past John Woods in the scoring chart and he remained on target to convert both Watkins' try and a barge-over by prop Kylie Leuluai on 62 minutes to make it 30-12.
That was the signal for Burrow to take over the scoring heroics as he supported a break by Hardaker to notch his first before regathering his own grubber kick for his second.
Sinfield maintained his 100 per cent record with seven successful place kicks and put over a drop goal for good measure.
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The luxurious blend of merino wool and silk and heathering of the fibers lends softness, sheen, shape and a very sleek fabric to the shawl. Great for formal or evening wear.
This triangular shawl is worked top down as two triangles with a spine that is 16 sts wide in the center. It is knit in two colors using the Intarsia technique with two separate balls of MC yarn for the triangles and a ball of CC yarn for the centre spine. Included are 4 charts and written instructions for 2 sizes, small and large.
Finished Measurements: Large Size: Approximately 73" x 30" 165cm x 60.5cm
Small Size: Approximately 57" x 23" 22.5 cm x 9 cm
Materials: MC: The Woolen Rabbit Opulence: SW Merino & Silk 50/50 blend, Colorway: Scottish Heather, 375, yards: 1 skein for the small size and 2 for the large size.
CC: The Woolen Rabbit Harmony: Sock Weight Yarn, 80% Merino/20% Nylon, 400 yards, Colorway: Sweet Valenine: 1 skein for both sizes.
Needle Size: US 7/4.5 mm, US 9/5.5mm circular needles
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UPDATED ON AUG. 1: Listen to Howard Stern's farewell broadcast on WCCC.
John Lennon was wrong, The Beatles aren't bigger than Jesus Christ – especially not at WCCC-FM, 106.9.
Boston-based Marlin Broadcasting is selling the Hartford station to a non-profit organization that operates radio networks specializing in adult contemporary Christian music. Marlin Broadcasting purchased the station in 1998.
A source at WCCC confirmed initial reports in the Hartford Courant that on-air talent will be leaving the airwaves on Friday as the station undergoes the change.
Calls to station management were not returned.
WCCC was where Howard Stern launched his career. In 1979, Stern worked the morning drive – his first job in a large radio market.
On-air talent has been tweeting the news to listeners.
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In the weirdest pairing since, well, the previous duet on the list, Rod Stewart and Cee-Lo team up for a blue-eyed soul meets neo-soul version of "Merry Christmas, Baby." The singers trade verses in a pop-influenced rendition of the R&B classic, with backing from New Orleans jazz virtuoso Trombone Shorty. And although Stewart recently said he's "always been tempted to do a Christmas album," we bet he never imagined it would help make him the largest-selling musician on the Home Shopping Network. Both Stewart and Cee-Lo feature the song on their 2012 holiday albums, although we're assuming the rest of their track lists vary greatly. And while there's no music video yet, we can only hope.
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The results are in. Now halfway through the season, Michael J. Fox is proving early doubters wrong with the surprise success of "The Michael J. Fox Show." When Fox decided to return to TV full-time, people were supportive, but no one was quite sure what to expect. But the show has just been picked up for worldwide syndication and boasts some big upcoming guest stars, such as Sting, who will play himself in the show's holiday special.
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The show is loosely based on Michael's real life – he plays a family man with Parkinson's who decides to return to work – but beyond the premise, it has its own storyline separate from the actor's life. "The story of our first season is that after everything he's been through, Michael J. Fox is still one of the funniest men in America," creator Sam Laybourne tells Metro.
On the show, it's Fox's character Mike's wife who pushes him to go back to work, but Fox says in real life, he pushed himself. "I was enjoying my guest appearances [on 'The Good Wife' and 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'] so much that I thought, 'Why can't I do this? What is the unwritten rule that I can't go back to work full time?' The more I thought about it, the more I thought, 'Why can't I do a show?' I couldn't find a reason not to," Fox says.
"Being a guy with Parkinson's, there's a whole new set of tools for him," Laybourne says. "There was this sort of fear going into it that Michael is somewhat limited. He's not limited. He's using different tools, which are equally if not more funny. He's up for anything."
The show doesn't shy away from joking about Parkinson's, a tactic that is meant to help the audience feel more comfortable with it as the season goes on. Laybourne explains that early in the season, viewers may have felt uncomfortable laughing at Parkinson's jokes, but people that have stuck with the show laugh about it, just as the characters on the shows do.
"We make a lot of Parkinson's jokes on set," Betsy Brandt, who plays Fox's wife on the show, tells Metro. "Michael always says, 'Everybody's always got their own bag of hammers.' It's a little shaking, it's not the end of the world. … For everybody, there's going to be something – maybe not a chronic disease, but something - that you struggle with."
"My view of life is colored by humor and looking at the best in any situation," Fox says. "One of the things I love about the show is that it gives me the opportunity to tell people who have disabilities or different challenges that they deal with that you can step back into life. You can be apart of life. You just have to allow for the facts of your situation. Instead of hiding that or being in denial about it, put it out there, and that's what I'm doing with the show."
Co-creator Sam Laybourne credits the show's family-friendliness for its success. "My favorite tweet ever I've seen about the show is, 'Watching with my family. We were cracking up like maniacs,'" Laybourne says. Family comedy night is back. And so is Fox.


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I have spent my first few days back in New Orleans getting my ducks in a row.
The first duck was getting over the excitement of returning to a city that would offer exhilarating new perspectives to a person overly enamored by such and the getting over this took very little time. The hundreds and hundreds of snapped in two spindly Mississipi pine trees along I-59 150 miles out had me going for awhile, oh boy, what fun is this going to be. Then crossing the I-10 twin span between Slidell and New Orleans over Lake Ponchartrain and seeing the missing sections of highway, boy oh boy, how cool is this. One section of highway was flipped upside down, resting on an adjoining section. A section of concrete and steel 75 yards long by 45 yards wide and maybe two feet thick, flipped like a playing card. That was only cool enough to make me start thinking about the reality of what was coming. New Orleans East as seen from I-10 is just as I had heard it would be. It looks like the city was bombed. Like Europe after the big one only without the amazing architecture. Most of NO East is comprised of housing stock 50 years old or newer. A few miles later I exited onto Orleans St. and down the ramp and headed right so the Lafitte projects were on my left. No people, anywhere, in an area where being out and about is the norm, day and night. A few trucks and passenger cars on the road, no stoplights, temporary stop signs at every formerly lighted intersection. I wasn't exactly prepared for how vacant the area was. I went by the Dumaine St. house and while the house next door, which had been thoroughly burnt several years ago and which I frequently referred to as Esnard Villa, looks to be near the end of a extensive, historically respectful renovation, the Dumaine house, 1897 Victorian, looked pretty beat up. Some shingles missing and a couple of trees lightly touching the roof. The front door was open, some ceiling sheetrock in the front room crashed in from post Katrina rains coming through the missing shingles. M's computer gone. I stole a rake and a broom and headed over to Rocheblave. I had already received pictures from a nephew and knew the damage was not that extensive. Many people have already been back to do what was referred to by city officials as a "look and leave" visit. Soggy interior home and business contents are stacked along the curb on every block. Refrigerators, stoves, washer/dryers, are asked to be kept separate from furniture, etc., are called "white goods" and many of the refrigerators are duct taped shut and spray painted with messages like "Tom Benson Inside," or "Tom Benson Liar." He is the owner of the New Orleans Saints football team and is considering the necessity of keeping his business solvent by moving the team permanently to San Antonio. I sat on my front porch determined to follow proper protocol and wait for a meet the next day with the property manager, with whom I had left a voicemail message. While sitting on a five gallon bucket on the porch the tenants showed up and apparently were coming to get the last of their stuff out, and this is what I had suggested would be necessary (in an email to the PM) if I were to complete a post flood renovation on the house. We exchanged numbers. I drove around, Uptown to Audubon park where except for the easy parking everything appeared normal. The impressive tower of Tulane University across the street, pretty blond white children on the jungle gym, fit joggers and cyclists on the path, a frat boy here, sorority girl there, and me, slumped against a tree, headphones on, Mp3 player in my pocket, pretending to read Donna Tartt and bumping on the one-hitter. I drove to the French Quarter after that, Sunday night, but it appeared as hateful with tourists and out of town worker-tourists as it ever did, and I became depressed and drove the 12 blocks home. I slept in the truck in the driveway that night but about midnight the mosquitoes were so bad I found the right key and entered the house and lay my pallet on the floor. Cold front came through sometime in the night and I was cold, woke up aching like I ached almost every day of the ten years I lived here. The property manager never called me so I have just moved back in my house, with no electricity or gas but running water and toilet. A huge improvement over my former extended stay of illegal lodging at this address. It is a fact that I have been an illegal resident of my own property much longer than I ever legally resided in it. Previously it was during a very drawn out gut renovation, from 2000 to 2004 ( some of that time with no electricity, gas, or water/toilet and the rest with only electricity), and now it is because the area has been hurricane ravaged. Also because I live in the dreaded 70119 area code, one of the most blighted (pre and post Katrina) per square inch of any of the city's area codes, and the one the city mothers and fathers are most reluctant to open up again. But I'm a good little camper and I got my property cleaned up nice except for the piles of debris and the belongings of the tenants piled high on the curb. I had a similar pile in the middle of the driveway when I first took possession of this property because neighbors had been using it as dump site. And then there was the ongoing Pentecostal debris debacle over a several year period. I'm typing this in my truck (the Pentecostal lot is to my right), bought one of those nifty little converters that allows me to plug my laptop or any pluggable device into a cigarette lighter device and as the sun sets on my fourth night back in New Orleans it becomes increasingly evident that I am one of the few human beings living inside their own house, for many surrounding blocks. There are no street lights up around here so its getting darker and darker, and quick. I can see the lights on sparingly in some of the Downtown skyscrapers, looking straight ahead, as I am backed into my driveway. If somebody drives by right now, and people do drive by occasionally, my face will have that eerie computer glow, and we don't want that, so I'm going inside now.
I've seen two cats on Rocheblave, since Sunday. Both of them from the black and white clan. One looks very much like the original cat I called Kitten, and the other looks like a pretty damn reasonable facsimile of K-2. I'm luring them over with a little food at night. There are mice in the house looking suspiciously like baby rats and they are curious enough to make rustling noises in the night, close up to my head, only four inches off the ground on my air mattress. I wish I had brought some of my new really effective mouse traps. I've seen a few of my neighbors and they are doing a little of this or that, throwing stuff out into the street and then going somewhere else as night falls. I washed my hair today because it was a thing overdue. I've been washing all my other parts in what I call the "cycle of need method of washing." The shower is a little cold for full immersion. A lot of us around here have circles under our eyes (so I don't feel so alone with it) is a thing I've been noticing. I wish they wouldn't say weather permitting but Saturday, weather permitting, the Rebirth Brass Band gonna play for free, outside, in front of the Cabildo, which is that building to the left of the St. Louis Cathedral and if you were looking at it front on, Jackson Square would be only a maximum of a 150 feet behind you. Something to look forward to is something to look forward to. Lorina and I broke up on Sept. 11, which is a shame, was in fact a crying shame, but seemed necessary at the time. Even without our respective issues our fate was summed up by the trite reality of a sign in the local VA. ice cream shoppe, which advocated buying and eating local food stuffs, and said something like "long distance relationships like long distance foods, are doomed to failure." Me, I lacked the courage to defy such an assertion. That Lorina though, she something else, I don't mind saying it.


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Sophie Kern26 August 2008
Sophie Louise Kern – recent graduate from Brighton University.
Most of my work is inspired by mythology, magic, mysteries, monsters, music, minty green tea, and other things beginning with M.
Annabelle Fiset18 August 2008
Really diverse portfolio from Montreal-based Annabelle Fiset.
Sea Orchestra18 August 2008
Gorgeous animation for United Airlines by Shy the Sun. Sea Orchestra is their second project after The Tale of How. The studio was founded by South African design/art collective The Blackheart Gang.
One Million15 August 2008
We're happy to report we've surpassed the one million hit mark since starting TSA in February. To commemorate our mini triumph we've done a little site refresh and are adding a few authors.
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Mina Bach from Barcelona, Spain
Craig Salter from Leeds, UK
Ellen Zhao from New York, NY
Christopher Roeleveld from Chicago, IL
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Lamosca13 August 2008
Incredible work from Barcelona. Lamosca.
Sorry for the lack of posts… something great coming very soon. Hold tight!
Evening Tweed07 August 2008
A collective of designers from the UK. Shown above is work from Jez Burrows and Owen Gildersleeve.
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Beautifully illustrated work by Sanna Annukka. Check out her new shop for silk screened prints.
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Portfolio of David Calderley. I love the art for this Interpol record. Photography credit: Seth Smoot.
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Thomas Brooks from the UK. I really like his poster series for the Horror Film Festival as well.


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- Now you see him: The Invisible Man revealed
- Feature commentary with film historian Rudy Behlmer
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The best of Universal-International's followups to Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, Abbott & Costello Meet the Invisible Man casts Bud and Lou as mail-order private eyes. The boys champion the cause of boxer Arthur Franz, who has been framed for murder. Utilizing the formula created by Claude Rains in the original Invisible Man (1933), Franz vanishes before Dr. Gavin Muir's astonished eyes. Cloaked by invisibility, Franz talks Bud and Lou into helping him nab the real murderer, gangster Sheldon Leonard. A string of uproarious gags and comic setpieces is highlighted by a boxing-ring finale, wherein Lou, backed up by the invisible Franz, dukes it out with a behemoth prizefighter. A clever special-effects closing gag caps this delightful A&C vehicle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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- Bud Abbott - Bud Alexander
- Lou Costello - Lou Francis
- Nancy Guild - Helen Gray
- Arthur Franz - Tommy Nelson
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Broncos general manager John Elway urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to confirm Colorado native Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court in an endorsement letter written on what appeared to be official team letterhead.
But a team official later stated it was Elway's personal letterhead and "his endorsement is independent of the Denver Broncos."
"A native of Colorado, Neil has demonstrated tremendous intelligence, character and fairness while serving for more than a decade on the United States Court of of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit," the letter read in part.
"His credentials, integrity and sound moral compass are major reasons why he's already received so much bipartisan support for his nomination.
"Neil is a big Denver Broncos fan, and I can tell you that I'm a big fan of his."
The letter was dated Monday, the first day Gorsuch appeared before the committee to consider his nomination to replace the late Jusice Antonin Scalia.
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Swedish Air Force interested in Boeing-Saab trainer jet, but probably not other T-X options.
STOCKHOLM — If Boeing and Saab's trainer wins the U.S. Air Force's T-X competition, the Swedish Air Force will put serious thought into buying it. If another company nabs the contract, however, Sweden will likely opt for a much less expensive turboprop training aircraft, a Swedish Air Force official said Monday.
Sweden currently has an inventory of 50 Saab 105 trainers, which were introduced in the late 1960s. Those planes are aging and increasingly more expensive to maintain, said Col. Magnus Liljegren, head of the Air Force department at the Swedish Armed Forces Headquarters.
"[The Boeing-Saab T-X] has all the capabilities that we need, that's for sure," he continued. "That will be a question of money, and it will raise some other questions [like] where can we fly it locally" because of noise.
But Liljegren made clear that other T-X contenders would probably not be an option for the country.
"If Saab-Boeing will not win, we will not take the aircraft that the U.S. Air Force will go for because it doesn't make sense in that case." Then it would pursue a less expensive turboprop plane with a glass cockpit, like the Pilatus PC-21, he said.
"Some of [the T-X competitors] are probably too expensive," Liljegren said, declining to elaborate.
The U.S. Air Force is currently in source selection for the T-X competition and is due to make a final decision later this year. Besides Boeing-Saab's clean-sheet, twin-tailed design, companies have offered three other options.
Although the Swedish Air Force had planned to begin phasing out Saab 105s in the early 2020s, the government made a decision to continue operating them until about 2025 and 2026 — an outcome that means the service can consider the T-X offering jointly designed by U.S. aerospace company Boeing and Sweden's own Saab.
"We are looking into several different aircraft," Liljegren said during a May 8 briefing to reporters in Stockholm. Defense News accepted travel and hotel accommodations from Saab for the media trip to Sweden.
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The Swedish government has indicated that it would be interested in procuring a jet trainer designed by Boeing and Saab, if the offering is selected by Washington as the winner of the US Air Force's T-X trainer competition. However, Stockholm would not be interested in procuring any of the other T-X trainer offerings if they were to win, instead opting for a cheaper turboprop training aircraft. Sweden currently has an inventory of 50 Saab 105 trainers, which were introduced in the late 1960s, and plans are underway to retire the ageing fleet by 2026.


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Judge Wendell Griffen does not let his judicial robe impair his vigorous exercise of the right to free speech. "I revere my robe, but I revere my Constitution more," he says.
This attitude was bound to make him unpopular in some quarters, he says. "In Arkansas, we have a culture of censorship as opposed to a culture that affirms liberty when it comes to judicial speech." Because of that culture, he says, he has met with hostility in the legal profession, at the Arkansas Supreme Court, and most especially at the Arkansas Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission, which recently dropped charges against him and which he is now suing in federal court.
(Federal Judge David S. Doty dismissed Griffen's lawsuit Oct. 24, saying that the commission's dismissal of charges against Griffen, along with its promise to no longer enforce rules against discussion of disputed political or legal issues, made the lawsuit moot. Griffen said he might appeal.)
After two years of fighting with the commission over a judge's right to speak, Griffen finds the commission's simple order of dismissal insufficient for the wrong that was done him. He wants the federal court to rule that the commission violated his First Amendment rights to free speech, free exercise of religion, and free association, as well as denying him the due process of law that is guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment. He also wants the federal court to say that portions of the Arkansas Code of Judicial Conduct, which the commission enforces, are unconstitutional. The code was adopted by the Arkansas Supreme Court. Griffen is a member of the Arkansas Court of Appeals, which ranks just below the Supreme Court, and he ran for chief justice of the Supreme Court in 2004, losing to Jim Hannah, who was then a circuit judge and is now the chief justice.
Only the federal courts can change the "culture of censorship" in Arkansas, Griffen says. James A. Badami, longtime executive director of the Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission, was a particular antagonist of Griffen's. Badami retired in the spring, while the charges against Griffen awaited a ruling, and was succeeded by David A. Stewart on July 1. Griffen filed suit in federal court July 20. The judicial discipline commission dismissed the charges against him on Sept. 27, by a 5-1 vote. The commission consists of lawyers, judges and members of the public.
The commission said not only that the White decision had trumped the Arkansas canons, but that the Arkansas canons themselves had been amended by the Arkansas Supreme Court in 1996 to remove a provision that prohibited discussion of disputed political or legal issues. That change was made in response to a federal court ruling by Judge George Howard. Why the change was not stressed earlier in the proceedings against Griffen is unclear. Stewart pointed out to the commission that the old prohibition had been removed.
Badami's departure will not solve the problem, Griffen says, even though Badami's successor, Stewart, is "a far cry from Badami. At least he knows the Constitution and respects it." Stewart advised the commission on the Griffen case and signed the commission's decision in favor of Griffen.
"Badami was not a Don Quixote," Griffen says. "He did what he did with the tacit approval of the commission. They allowed him to prosecute me. Had I not filed my lawsuit in federal court, the commission would have been very content to uphold the old rules, and possibly to impose sanctions on me." The sanctions for violation of the Code of Judicial Conduct include removal from office.
In bringing charges against Griffen, the commission said it had received complaints about speeches he'd made that were reported in the press. He.had said, among other things, that the federal government's ineffective response to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans was rooted in racism. He criticized President Bush for nominating John Roberts to be chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. He spoke unkindly of various right-wing politicians and political preachers. He endorsed a proposal to raise the state minimum wage. He opposed the Iraq war and defended homosexuals and immigrants against persecution. At least once, Badami himself initiated a complaint against Griffen, after reading a newspaper article about Griffen's remarks.
Griffen is a minister as well as a judge, and one of the controversial speeches was delivered at a meeting of the Baptist National Convention, a black church group. He also spoke for the minimum wage increase as a member of a group of ministers. These occasions account for his claim that his freedom of religion was abridged.
The "due process" claim has to do with Griffen's discovery that the prosecutor in his case (Badami) was meeting regularly with the judge (the commission) to discuss the case, without the knowledge of the accused (Griffen). Commission rules allow this, but even Stewart says it's a weakness in the system that the director of the commission is both the prosecutor of judges and the legal adviser to the commissioners on whether they should proceed with disciplinary action against a judge. In some states, an independent party, sometimes called a "commission counsel," advises the commissioners on whether discipline is called for. This person may be a fulltime state employee, or he may be a contractor. Stewart has proposed the "commission counsel" idea to the commissioners, he said, and discussions are under way.
Griffen says that any action of this sort now is "too little and too late" as far as he's concerned, and it does nothing to solve the problem that the rules enforced by the commission forbid speech that is permitted by the First Amendment. The rules are too vague and too broad, he says.
"Can a judge be in a skit in the gridiron that pokes fun at a politician? Or a special interest? Or another judge?" He said he was charged with violating Canon Two of the judicial code ("A judge shall avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety in all of the judge's activities.") after he told the parable of the Good Samaritan in a speech at Fayetteville, pleading against the mistreatment of homosexuals and immigrants. He criticized the war in Iraq in the same speech.
"I'm an ordained minister, speaking in church, about public policy and morality. Can a judge or a judicial candidate be punished for comments in a Sunday School class? What are the standards?" He quoted Badami as saying that supporters of the Bush administration might disagree with Griffen's remarks and thus question his impartiality. "There's always somebody who disagrees," Griffen said, and by that standard, a judge could never open his mouth without being accused of impropriety.
The Supreme Court can adopt new rules that are fair and clear, Griffen says. He agrees that a judge shouldn't comment on issues that are before him in court. But he says that he was accused of breaking the rules by supporting the proposed minimum-wage increase. "That was never an issue in any court, much less mine."
"I play golf in War Memorial Park. It's a great place. If I sign a petition asking that the course not be done away with, is that a violation of the code?" (The city of Little Rock is considering proposals to do away with the War Memorial golf course.)
Some people worry that the weakening of the restrictions on judges' and judicial candidates' speech will produce new Jim Johnsons (see accompanying article). Johnson was Arkansas's leading segregationist of the 1950s and '60s and was elected to the Supreme Court on a pro-segregation platform. The prospect of another Johnson doesn't frighten Griffen.
"The First Amendment is in our Constitution to encourage honest, open, robust debate, with all of its variety and all of its attendant risk," Griffen says. Johnson would concur.
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KUALA LUMPUR, June 15 — Felda Holdings Berhad, one of the world's largest plantation companies managing over 500,000 hectares mainly under oil palm, still has far to go to catch up to major industry players in terms of profitability.
The plantation giant's yields slightly exceeded industry benchmarks but profits were just a fraction of those earned at oil palm majors. The government also admitted recently that the company's cash pile has dwindled from RM4.08 billion to RM1.35 billion but said the money was used for its ventures and new head office.
Despite having the most land under its management among companies surveyed by The Malaysian Insider, Felda's RM667 million in profits were much lower than that of IOI Corporation Berhad with RM1.639 billion, Sime Darby Berhad with RM1.795 billion and Wilmar International Ltd which reported US$2.294 billion (RM7.339 billion).
This hurt its profitability per hectare ratio which works out to RM1,201 compared with RM10, 859 for IOI, RM3,380 for Sime Darby and RM31,124 for Wilmar.
When contacted, Felda said the company cannot be compared to private listed entities as it has social obligations and its original mission was to help develop poor rural communities but nevertheless managed to sustain relatively high yields.
"Our yield is at par/higher than the industry average," said Felda in a written reply to questions from The Malaysian Insider.
Felda's yield of 19.8 tonnes per hectare was slightly higher than the Malaysian Palm Oil Board 2009 average yield of 19.2 and slightly lower than that of Sime Darby (20.6) and Wilmar (20.2).
Analysts say that it could be hard for Felda to achieve the best yields however as much of the land under its management was owned by individual settlers and was therefore fragmented.
One analyst said however that Felda still needed to be efficient in order to generate the best returns so that the money could be reinvested and shareholders, who include the Felda settlers, get good dividends.
"Look at Petronas, they are profit oriented," said the analyst.
The company's profits could have been affected by its costs. Felda however did not provide its costs when requested. Felda also said that it does not put out annual reports as it is not a listed
Former Deputy Land and Co-operative Development Minister Datuk Dr Tan Kee Kwong, who has been critical of the Najib administration's handling of Felda, said however that as a government-linked company Felda should put out annual reports for better accountability.
"It is a government-linked company and it belongs to the people," he said when contacted.
Felda's largest shareholder is the Felda Investment Co-operative (Koperasi Permodalan Felda or KPF) which holds 51 per cent of the company. Felda Global Ventures Holdings Sdn Bhd (Felda Global), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the government agency Federal Land Development Authority (Felda), holds the remaining 49 per cent, while the Minister of Finance Incorporated has one Golden Share.
9 Reasons You Should Be Careful Investing In Felda IPO/ Stock
1)The chances of getting the Felda Global Ventures Holdings Berhad IPO are very low.
2)The prospect of Felda Global Ventures Holdings Berhad may not be so good, and therefore, may not deserve a high Felda stock PE ratio. About 53% of Felda oil palm trees are more than 21 years old, and oil palm trees have an average life of only 25 years. Meaning more than half of Felda Oil Palm tress are about to die. (or do they die? Or just not producing oil palm/ FFB). After the trees die, their profits will drop sharply.
3)Look at the listing of Facebook IPO. Facebook stock price started to drop after listing and many incurred losses or paper loss. However, this Felda stock may temporary supported by government fund.
4)World economy is not good. World stock markets are dropping and dropping. Macquarie Securities started coverage of palm oil company Felda Global Ventures Holdings with an "underperform" rating and a target price of RM3.85 based on the firm's unfavourable tree age and rising downstream competition.
5)World Commodities prices are dropping. With price around RM5.50 a share , P/E for this stock is as high as 18 times for the current financial year. For comparison KLK P/E= 16, IOI P/E =17, Sime Darby-13, Wilmar ( Owned by Robert Kuok)= 12. You can make your judgement here.
6)CPO price is dropping. From the past few months high of RM3,600 in April to currently below RM3,000. After most analysts have came out with Felda Global Ventures Holdings Berhad target price (early last week), the FCPO dropped further.
7)Felda is not an efficient Oil Palm planter. Although their yield is about the same as industry average, they are still below those big planters.
8) Listing is more for political reason ?
9)Money will be locked up in IPO, better invest elsewhere for better return. Even big company Louis Dreyfus still doubting whether want to be Felda cornerstone investor.
Source: Malaysian Insider,http://politemarket.blogspot.com


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This only happens when I (think) my video card is used more often.
Sometiems when i run 3 clients of this game i play called dekaron which is not hard to run i can run like 5 b4 it slows down. anyway every once in a while one of the clients will bug out causing my (entire) screen to flash and stuff dissapears then if i close the game (the bugging client) it stops. even tho i have it windows my background desktop bugs too anyway. one time i let it go on and do what it was doing and i love video signal to my monitor and then it came back and crashed the game itself. Im not sure wuts going on but it would be nice for some advice.
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Nothing in my life has actually changed in the 30 minutes since it was announced Obama will be our next president. I have the same bills, the same amount of money in the bank, my dishwasher is still broken, and my 5 month old beagle won't stop peeing on my carpet. Everything in my life is exactly the same as it was 30 minutes ago; and yet I feel as though everything is different.
I feel so much hope. I feel so much pride. I feel like my one vote was a single drop of water in a great Tsunami of change. I feel like I was one of a million voices screaming in the night, " I love my country and I'm taking it back!" I'm so proud of the country that I love and have so much hope in my heart that we can together heal the wounds that have been such a source of pain and anger to us all.
I know Obama isn't going to fix the economy overnight, I know he won't be able to provide healthcare to all Americans by February '09. I know Obama isn't a Messiah who four years from now will have turned this country into a fabled utopia. But I also know Obama will make moral decisions. I know Obama will try to unite where others try to divide. I know Obama will help to make America the beacon of hope it once was to others. I know that at 27 years of age, I witnessed one of the most important and hopefully glorious chapters in American history.
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But now, there's an eco-friendly way to enjoy take-out.
Mocha Java Café in Ward is just one of a growing number of local businesses serving up drinks and plates of food in bio-degradable ware.
"We're almost 100% right now just running out of stock," said Luzia Maia, owner of Mocha Java Cafe.
The eco-friendly foodware is called Styrophobia.
They contain no harmful or toxic materials -- found in Styrofoam and plastic.
Instead they're made from corn starch and sugar cane fiber -- and are 100% compostable.
The idea to bring styrophobia to Hawaii came to Mike Elhoff after San Francisco banned the use of Styrofoam and plastic bags.
"We're using them as a model and we know they can do it," said Elhoff. "And at the same time San Franciso is diverting up to 70% of their landfills to biodegradable's to landfills and recycling."
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This small but significant gift, a spring composition in a tiny box with a lace, will help you convey your admiration of someone special.
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Folk style bouquet to surprise parents or your beloved man.
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The Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta
"The Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta never fails to bring its audience exciting surprises. Topping the list is our new-found home at the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) grounds. Though it entails more work for the organizing committee, this promises to make the events for spectacular to the audience. Still within the vicinity of Clark Airfield Pampanga, more space will allow better view from the crowd area, perfect for kite-flying, bigger area for our picnics and bazaars. The partnership with the AFP also assures better security not just for our guests but for our flying machines as well."
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I'm having finacial constraints plus limited time but I'm inviting my photo-buddy friends to visit this one. Hope I make it this time :)
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- At Jan 20, 2007, 1:34:00 PM, Senor Enrique said...
Wow! This sounds exciting! Is there a fee involved?
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hi could anyone help me find an inn or a pensionne house near the clark airport as i need to stay for a night to catch a flight the following day...thanks a lot!
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The Science of Play diorama by Kyle Bean is full of fun. With tons of details including chalkboard drawings, chemistry sets and cell diagrams, Kyle Bean's papercraft creation takes viewers all the way back to their high school science class days.
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