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The Scale of the Universe by Cary Huang takes you from the edge of the universe to the quantum foam of space-time. Along the way you will see molecules, animals, countries, and galaxies; all putting you in your scale. Awesome!
FEATUREDGenevieve Gauckler Mugs for Publik ~ Live Joyfully, You are the master!, Throwing The Balls, and Path To Success.
Soft Block by Torafu Architects. Sofas, partitions and seat cushions can be easily built, and you will soon find yourself creating in a playground of blocks.
More like installation pieces than lighting, take a look at these sculptural lights by Polish architect and designer Michal Maciej Bartosik.
VIDEOCute animated music video for 'The First Time I Ran Away' by M. Ward. Video directed by Joel Trussell.
A walkable rollercoaster sculpture in Duisburg, Germany designed by Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth.
A gallery from PopSci about hunting For Mythical Beasts.
NENDO designed "HALSUIT" design concept; A concept shop for high-volume mens suit retailer Haruyama....
VIDEOMaking of a life-size model of Xiphactinus for the Hastings Museum.
A new set of Royal Mail stamps featuring some of Roald Dah's most popular characters is just out from the Post Office as illustrated by Quentin Blake.
The cool new design of the Jung Von Matt Headquarters in Hamburg, Germany.
VIDEOAdorable Eames Elephant Stool Safari video. The iconic eames elephant goes on safari!
Council Tool Velvicut 2 Lb Premium Hudson Bay Axe. Gorgeous.
VIDEOVoltron Dubstepping - an outtake/add on between Metlife's superbowl spot!
McDonald's X California Poppy Seed Bomb Ad by Sean Click. The California poppy is the California state flower, protected by legislature, making it illegal to pick, dig up, or destroy.
A fusion of aesthetics, feel and handicraft. The pattern on the porcelain bowl by Ines Lang Porzellan is applied with shellac in a dry state, then scrubbed out using a sponge and water, to obtain the relief-like surface.
Lovely visualisation of bird migrations across the US.
Minimalist slim money clip from Human Republic.
VIDEOMusic video for OK Go's Needing/Getting in collaboration with Chevrolet. OK Go set up over 1000 instruments over two miles of desert outside Los Angeles.
Stunning deep sea discoveries off the California coast. Beautiful slideshow of the latest findings published in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society.
The Bounce chair by Fenny Genantra.
FEATUREDA closer look at Terra New York's stylish/100% waterproof, heat sealed TPU/ Urethane rainwear!
Artist Niege Borges Alves has created a series of illustrations of famous dances from film and television. The project is called Dancing Plague of 1518 and features dances from Napoleon Dynamite, Arrested Development and Pulp Fiction, among others.
"Le parisien à la mer" a funny short film by favien Berry & Julien Reynaud. A story with a typical parisian boy and the Sea. Lifestyle is all!
The Sven-Saw from Wood & Metal is a lightweight and rugged folding saw. It comes in 15" and 21" lengths and is perfect for the backpacker or for your personal survival kit.
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Changing environments at the Ace Hotel Palm Springs with Comex paint, Curated by Arkitip ~ 5 journalists, 5 rooms painted different colors, 5 nights switching through them to experience the effects of color...
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Uncle Goose's Elemental Blocks ~ The entire periodic table of elements on 20 hand-crafted wood cubes. Each block contains six element images with their atomic number, symbol, and name.
Ana Blagojevic designed a set of devices to interact with only one sense at a time. The project creates a new experience and intensifies the relation between two subjects.
Wordpharmacy is a temporary literary pharmacy in Berlin, poems as medication by Danish writer and artist Morten Søndergaard. Food for the soul.
DIY Monster Valentine from our friends at the Monster Factory.
VIDEOUSMA, a clock without a face by studio Cabracega and designer André Gonçalves.
Can you imagine your furniture coming to life? Designer Stuart Melrose could... Check out his amazing furniture.
Toronto's Mariclaro makes durable carryalls out of exploded air bags.
David Markus's Ferrite interactive sculptures looks like endless fun.
"Faces" is a fixture designed by Colonel, a brand new French editor.
The Concept Tent designed in association with Kaleidoscope and builds on learnings from the original Orange Solar Tent that was trialled at Glastonbury in 2003, as well as 2004's Orange Text Me Home Dome.
Stunningly beautiful macro photographs of insects by Lee Peiling.
'Formes' Collection by French designer Eric Jourdan for Galerie Gosserez - Paris.
Beautiful map of the total annual building energy consumption for New York City.
A staggering 22 baby coatis at Melbourne Zoo!
Waterfall Restaurant in the Village of Escudero, Philippines. Patrons eat right next to the breathtaking waterfall and have water flowing around their feet!
VIDEOFaceture vases by Phil Cuttance.
Cards? Flowers? Chocolate? Boring. Why not get that special someone something special for Valentine's Day with their very own custom SERENADE from Heineken!


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Playstation Home
PlayStation Home will close its doors in March
PlayStation Home will close its doors in March, Sony has announced.
Playstation Home headlines
Sony will stop PS Home updates in Japan from September
PlayStation Home updates will cease across Japan in September, Sony has confirmed.
Sony giving away 10,000 all-access beta keys for Dust 514, Vita companion app revealed
CCP Games has announced a number of details regarding the premier beta event for the PlayStation 3-exclusive massively multiplayer shooter Dust 514, including a special giveaway in honour of E3.
PlayStation Home reboot goes live
Sony's fully rebooted PlayStation Home, as promised back in the summer and detailed yesterday. The redesign will come with four new districts, F2P games on a freemium model and other content. SCEE's Darren Cairns noted the new look "puts you right at the centre of a world of games," and that it'll give "a completely […]
PlayStation Home reboot launching tomorrow
Sony's announced it's to launch its reboot of PlayStation Home tomorrow morning GMT.
PlayStation Home to get free-to-play FPS
Sony Computer Entertainment have revealed Bootleggers, a new free-to-play first person shooter that takes place inside the upcoming new version of PlayStation Home.
Watch Evo 2011 fight tournament in PlayStation Home
The fighting game competition begins on Friday July 29 and runs until the end of the weekend with players competing for cash and kudos across several high profile fight game franchises. You can watch all the action from the comfort of your virtual home.
Playstation Home gets a ton of new virtual pets
Playstation Home is set to become a bit of an animal-lover's paradise when it's updated this week, as a ton of new virtual pets are added to the service.
Rumour - New look for PlayStation Home inbound, gets concept art
4Player Co-op is carrying concept art of what appears to be a new look for PlayStation Home.
"Home has been a huge success," says Sony
PlayStation Home boss Jack Buser has told Gama that the online service has been a "very good business model for PlayStation, and quite profitable."
European PS Home spaces get revamped
SCEE has revealed that it's to release a new Home square and Shopping Centre for PlayStation Home this Thursday.
PlayStation Home to leave Beta in December [UPDATE]
Update: SCEE has responded to Ewing's comment stating that it has no current plans to end the Home Beta. "The service is still evolving and as such we have no current plans to take Home out of Beta," said a spokesperson via Videogamer. Original: PlayStation Home will leave Beta in December, two years after the […]
Star Wars coming to PlayStation Home
LucasArts is bringing some Star Wars stuff to PlayStation Home, SCEA has announced.
Sony gives break down of Home figures as it reaches 7 million users
Peter Edward, director of Home for SCEE, has broken down figures for the platform by region, demographic and content. Without further ado, here it is courtesy of Gamasutra: Since launch in November 2008, Home claims to have 7 million users – of which 3 million are in Europe – who have downloaded 6 million items. […]
Home gets Warhawk Command Center this week
Warhawk fans will get to move around and plan strategies in the Warhawk Command Center in Home this week. Sony confirmed the addition at Destination PlayStation this morning. Update should go through on Thursday.
Killzone 2 demo now free to North American players… sorta
When Sony initially bequeathed unto U.S. gamers its first holy, zeal-inspiring slab of Killzone 2, only those who had pre-ordered the game were able to partake. However, after sensing a horrendous disturbance in the Sony defense force, it seems Sony decided to back down on its somewhat perplexing policy. Well, kinda. Starting at 6pm Pacific […]
New Playstation Home footage
After the link. Sony showed the crowd a new video of Playstation Home at yesterday's Playstation Business Review in Tokyo. See people talking to each other, PSP interaction and everything looking rather bright and colourful. Check it out. By Mike Bowden
Home boss "amazed" at Second Life's popularity
Speaking here, PlayStation Home's creative director, Ron Festejo, has been less than friendly to Linden Labs' Second Life. "From my point of view, looking at Second Life – because it has been mentioned a lot in the same paragraph as Home, and people make that comparison – I'm amazed at how many people go on […]
Japanese Home survey rude awakening for Sony
A Famitsu survey which asked readers whether or not they're interested in PlayStation Home has returned some less than positive results, according to this. The question, specifically, was, "What do you think about member services like PlayStation Home?" The answers will have the SCEJ kids sweating. 27.3 percent are interested in trying it out 37.3 […]
Home to reappear at GDC
GDC's site has details of a seminar and demo of PlayStation Home, the virtual PS3 "space" thingy Phil Harrison debuted and the Californian show last year and was susequently delayed past an original autumn 2007 release date. It does all the things Xbox Live does but looks like an MMO, basically, although we doubt Sony […]
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3-7 San Francisco plays at 3-7 Arizona tonight. The Cardinals have lost five straight. And yet, in the very sad NFC West wasteland, a win could put either team a game back of the division lead. Should this be illegal?
Well, it's at least a good argument for relegation in the NFL. Arizona's Larry Fitzgerald, who will get a great workout waving his arms in desperation at QB Derek Anderson all evening, is optimistic that his team can turn the not-very-young-at-all season around.
"The season's been disappointing up to this point," Fitzgerald said this week, "but we both understand this division is still open."
The real disappointment, of course, is that the division is still open.
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Our Lutheran Church brings Jesus Christ and His Word to people in the 21st Century, to you and to me. Life is Jesus Christ and the wonderful forgiveness and salvation that we have because of His obedience, His death upon Calvary's cross, and His resurrection. Life is Jesus Christ with forgiveness and salvation here and with heaven and eternal life to come.
We are Trinity Lutheran Church and School. The members of Trinity Lutheran are your neighbors, your co-workers, and the kids your children play with at school and at home. We are people who face the same world you do each day, but we face it with faith in Jesus Christ. The life we live we live by faith, faith in the Son of God who loved us and gave Himself for us.
We want you to enjoy the wonderful blessing of knowing Jesus Christ as your Savior and enjoying the new life that He gives you with forgiveness, salvation, and eternal life. We invite you to become a part of our Trinity Lutheran Church family.
Our Trinity Lutheran Church has a school for students 3 years old through 8th grade which is Christ-centered, Word of God based, academically superb, and loving. Click on the Day School button to find out more.
Trinity offers ministry programs for all ages. There are Bible studies, adult Bible studies, youth Bible studies, and Sunday School. We have a four-year catechism program to teach children God's Word. We have a number of different fellowship groups and service opportunities, groups for men, groups for women, groups for youth, and groups for seniors. We also offer many ministry opportunities to bring Christ and the Word of God to children.
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I hear you choking on your words again, the secrets in your throat. And I really wish you'd say what you're thinking. We've been down this road so many times before, my stomach cannot take it. I've been killing time, you've been crossing lines, you say: Get Ready, get ready, get ready for this. I'm taking out my dagger. Just say it, just say it, just say it for me. I'm holding it up to your throat. Are you ready, are you ready, are you ready for this? You don't want to hear it. Just say it, just say it, just say it again. It will tear your soul apart again. I'm leaving you out in the cold again, I'll let you freeze to death. I won't let you see the flames, just the chimney. Where there's smoke there's fire but I'm such a good liar, you can't read the signals. And my lips are sealed from saying words that deal your shame. Stick to your guns. You've been betting it all on a long shot since day one. You gotta call a spade a spade. There is no ace up your sleeve, how can you believe you will win?


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Vandaie, R., Zaheer, A., forthcoming. Alliance partners and firm capability: Evidence from the motion picture industry. Organization Science.
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Dense wavelength division multiplexing for disaster recovery
It's been two years now since the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and there are new options for disaster recovery. In this first of a two-part series, we critique DWDM.
- Darryl Brooks, SANology Inc.
|Dealing with distance
Something to keep in mind as we delve deeper into this solution space is the distance in miles between the sites supporting your applications. The latency associated with the speed of light over an optical cable equates to a single data or management frame taking one millisecond per 100 miles. To address this latency, switch vendors recommend that you allocate more frame buffers at both endpoints of the long-distance storage area network (SAN) link. Increasing the frame buffers at both ends will allow the transmitting E_Port to have more frames in flight without waiting for an acknowledgment (ACK) from the receiving E_Port for having received previously sent frames.
How many buffers should your E_Port support? Well, it depends on two things. For one, it depends on whether the application in question is synchronous or asynchronous in nature. The more synchronous, the more buffers you will need. It also depends on the speed and distance among connecting E_Ports. The greater the speed and distance, the more buffer credits you will need to keep frames flowing in opposite directions without stalling.
Back then, SAN islands were expensive, yet gaining in popularity because of the many benefits they yielded in scalability and performance, and because of the distances that could be placed between attached storage enclosures and their respective application servers. Still, only the most lucrative companies--such as large financial and insurance institutions--could afford to put space between redundant pieces of their storage infrastructures.
Since then, hardware vendors have slashed prices, new protocols have been developed and standardized and the intricacies of long-distance SAN links are better understood. Now you have the opportunity to determine which solution will best ensure that when your storage islands are bridged together (for enhanced management and business continuity), you don't compromise day-to-day results for something (disaster recovery) we all agree is an exception to our normal business processes.
This article looks at how to do that analysis. We'll also begin looking at solutions by exploring dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM), the most comprehensive and flexible solution. In the October issue of Storage, we'll look at more focused and less-costly alternatives.
The effect on the U.S. economy that the Sept. 11 attacks and the recent accounting scandals has had is staggering, to say the least. As a result, capital expenditures in many shops were almost nonexistent, and IT managers have been walking around with their hands in their pockets to signify how money-conscious they have become. For example, at a recent presales technical engagement I participated in, the person in charge of spending IT budget dollars walked into the meeting with the lining of her pockets inside out, turned her pocketbook upside down and rolled out a quarter. At this very moment, I remembered why I stay on the technical side of the solution. My job--both before and after the budget director's presentation--was simply to present the facts.
Yet while most IT organizations still haven't rolled out a significant amount of SAN hardware, some larger organizations haven't stopped scaling their SANs since their initial implementation. Department after department has heard of the gains experienced by application owners down the hall and across the country who moved their applications onto a SAN. Realizing the benefit, those on the sidelines quickly scraped up the capital to do the same for their applications.
At the same time, many IT managers are being asked to stretch the resiliency of their data center applications beyond the scope of human and natural disasters. Most organizations need to coordinate their strategies for growth and redundancy when it comes to aggregating the management of many regional or national SAN islands or extending the data center. Selecting the right long-distance SAN link between E_Ports will ultimately determine the success of the project. If you're conducting a SAN assessment, include this issue in your considerations.
|DWDM can transport multiple protocols
Application assessment
The most important information to come out of a SAN assessment where a long-distance SAN link is a goal should be the very real data characteristics of all applications slated to throw data to the remote location, both now and in the foreseeable future. A few questions you should ask your application owners are:
- How important is the data?
- How much data is involved?
- How many server connections (present and future) are anticipated?
- What kind of data access (small asynchronous or large synchronous blocks) needs to be provided?
- How will data be transported (Fibre Channel and/or IP)?
- When will the data be accessed?
- What are the availability requirements of that access?
These are all important questions that you must pursue and answer as honestly as you can, without just filling in the blanks with guesses. Involve senior management to remedy conflicts, such as a case of two or more application owners believing that their data adds the most value to the corporation.
By answering the above questions, you will be systematically eliminating or including specific vendors' offerings. For example, by determining that there are in fact varying levels of importance regarding the data that will flow over the long-distance SAN link, you may discover that QoS functionality is required within your connecting equipment. Continuing down this path, the answer to how much and what type of protocol data could very well steer you toward a DWDM solution and away from point-to-point leased dark fiber.
And by analyzing the size and frequency of data access evident in your applications, you will discover whether Fibre Channel (FC) or IP is best suited to provide you with the bandwidth and distance that your applications need and at the best possible price. Armed with this information and your application availability requirements, your staff will be in the best possible position to narrow choices between vendors, and thus reduce the possibility of being sold extraneous equipment.
In provisioning a long-distance SAN link, hone in on the scalability of that link in terms of capacity and performance. Laying optical cable is costly, so you want to spend more time crunching numbers than it takes to actually lay the cable. This extra effort may save you time and money by minimizing the possibility of fiber exhaust.
Possibly somewhat less important than scalability is the ability to support QoS and multiple protocols. Not all organizations require QoS or support for multiple protocols (such as FC, ESCON, IP and ATM). However, if during your application assessments you discover a real need and not simply a want for these features, you may want to start your ROI justification as soon as you finish reading this article. Although there are many benefits to be had--consolidation being one of them--the hardware products that support these features also require the deepest pockets. Specifically, if you fit into this category, you'll want to look at DWDM.
The case for DWDM
DWDM hardware sits between your existing networking equipment and the fiber optic cable(s) extending to your remote location (see "DWDM can transport multiple protocols" on this page). Without a doubt, the greatest benefit of this technology is its ability to use an optical multiplexer to gather incoming light signals from your voice and data networks, and then provision them onto a multiwavelength, single-mode fiber optic cable in different wavelengths to be identified, split and placed onto the appropriate protocol interface in the DWDM equipment at the other end of the fiber optic cable. Signal integrity and performance is maintained because light signals are gathered at their source and then multiplexed, amplified and sent across the fiber optic cable at levels greater than 80 wavelengths with current product offerings.
What this ultimately means is that instead of each application requiring a separate fiber optic cable to support each extended E_Port, for example, each application would be provisioned a different wavelength on the same fiber optic cable. If you need more capacity or performance on the long-distance SAN link, then increase the number of varying wavelengths sent over the glass cable and that's exactly what you will get.
And if the ability to add capacity and performance to the long-distance SAN link by increasing the number of wavelengths isn't enough, some DWDM hardware solutions come with the ability to provide enhanced resource management or QoS to applications by allowing the network engineer to prioritize traffic by protocol or by endpoints. With this QoS feature, not only will you be able to assign multiple applications to the same physical cable, you will also be able to control which wavelength will emerge from the other end of the cable first. That way, both critical and noncritical applications can share the same long-distance optical medium.
Not only can DWDM systems accommodate multiple protocols within a single box, but they can do so over the same fiber cable as well. By giving the user the ability to send IP, FC, ESCON and ATM, for example, over the same cable without sacrificing performance and without propagating error conditions across frequencies, hardware engineers have engineered the ultimate bridge in connecting voice and data networks across distances. However, like all new technologies that solve a multitude of problems, only the rich can afford DWDM systems. But as time passes and more solutions come to market, prices are likely to continue to fall.
What's best for you?
Choosing a long-distance SAN link solution isn't a simple decision. More than just a messaging network, this extended SAN link will transport n times more data than a messaging network placed simply for remote management or e-mail access from some central repository. For this reason alone, a sufficient amount of time must be allotted to gather trending information with regard to the data that will be read and written across the link by your production applications.
Scalability in the realms of capacity and performance using DWDM is achieved by increasing the number of wavelengths sent over the fiber optic strand. However, with an IP optical pipe, bandwidth can only be increased by your carrier, and only in the steps defined by the "OC" levels (OC-3, OC-48, etc). Depending on the carrier, that may happen with the click of a button or take days. And although IP optical pipe is sufficient for the majority of long-distance SAN solutions, DWDM's ability to place up to 80 different wavelengths on a fiber strand can't be matched when considering fiber exhaust.
For SAN links that are fewer than 120 kilometers and which require support for transporting multiple protocols, again, DWDM technology should be given top consideration. However, for longer links in which an optical repeater is not a viable solution, an expandable optical WAN pipe supporting IP will have to do the job. Next month, we'll look at your options for that scenario.


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|For instance, I think you can only buy beer at government-run stores. Trivia: The drinking age in Ontario is 19.
|Petro Canada is one popular brand of Canadian-owned gasoline stations and are found from BC to Newfoundland. Trivia: American gasoline brand Exxon is able to use their Standard Oil name in Canada, thus doing business as Esso. (S.O.)
|Branches of "Bee Mo" can be found throughout Canada. Trivia: They can be found in Orlando too along with Canadian competitor Toronto Dominion Bank. Remember TD Waterhouse Arena?
|Roots is a retail store selling rugged outdoor clothing of high quality, emphasizing Canadianism. Trivia: The company was made famous dressing Canada's Olympic team members.
OK, here are some Windsor club reports compliments of DJ Ken-E (CDN). LEV3L features EDM including Saturdays from DJ Chris James.
While EDM nearly died out in the United States last decade, Canada was more aligned with Europe and did not fall for Hip Hop to the same extent as here. Not that Detroit radio stations aren't listened to. But EDM is bigger than ever there now. Mynt Night Club with Owner/DJ Ni-ko has "I Love House Music" on Thursdays and more EDM on other weekend nights.
A third downtown Windsor club is newly opened The Bank Nightklub, open Fridays and Saturdays only for Electronic Dance Music. It's also home to the largest Disco ball in Canada so you know it's gotta be a great place!


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The Washington Times has a story about a Lott related Internet impersonation, but it's not about Mary Rosh. The Washington Times considers the Lott parody site askjohnlott.org to be a more important story than Mary Rosh. That site contains answers like this:
Q: I want to get roughly ten hand guns for my friend's 50th birthday party, but I really don't want the police to know about this. Is there any way for me to do this without getting reported?
A: Hopefully, you haven't saved this for the last minute. By law, licensed gun dealers must report to federal law enforcement whenever someone buys two or more handguns in 5 business days. So, if you have two months before the party, you can just buy one gun every six days, and you shouldn't have any problem at all.
I would think that it is pretty obvious that they are making fun of Lott, but some people might not realize that, so it would be better if the site contained a disclaimer in small print like the HCI Parody Site.
They also appear to have purchased advertising on Google for searches for "John Lott". (Look at the sponsored links on the right.)
A Whois search on the domain returns some obviously fake information:
Registrant Name:Mary Rosh
Registrant Organization:Center for Truth
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Registrant City:Washington DC
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UWF supershow from Averett University in Danville, Virginia featuring all the top stars of TNA Wrestling plus a special appearance by NASCAR on FOX broadcaster, Jeff Hammond!
- Jerry Lynn & Sonjay Dutt vs. Team Canada (Eric Young & Petey Williams)
- Amber O'Neal vs. Traci Brooks (with Matt Bentley)
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- Hardcore Mayhem!
Rhino vs. Abyss
- Jeff Hardy & Kip James vs. Jeff Jarrett & Maven
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
Okay, well, maybe a nibble - but I digress already.
I've been waging a war in my own backyard. The other morning, my furlicious love muffin, Marcel Verdel Purcell, came in from the yard in some kind of terrible distress. So, I scooped his shaking little body up into my arms - and hello - some ants crawled from his beard onto my hand. FIRE ANTS. Otherwise known as little fuckers. I'm sorry for the language, but please, in this case - it applies in no uncertain terms. A small army of these militants invaded my Marcel and were biting him! He is okay - the ants were removed, liquid benadryl given, and many kisses were doled out to his deliciousness. But let me tell you - the reason they're called fire ants? Yeah, because the bite feels like FIRE. Probably didn't need to point that out, but I'm driving it home.
But Mama Bear? OH. Mama Bear is PISSED. Normally, I don't kill insects - the creaturist in me just feels bad about it - so I bring them outside and tell them to please stay there next time, go find your own mortgage. But the fire ants? They are GOIN' DOWN, people. It'd be one thing if they had bitten me - because I'm sure I have some karma to pay. I'm sure I even have some insect-specific karma to pay - there are probably plenty of insects who want to stick it to me, and that's fine. Take the karma, just take it already.
But Marcel? This little 3.4-pound creature who spends his days spreading joy, blasting out love, and licking nostrils? I am quite sure he has no real karma to pay - at least not in the form of these bastard fire ants. These war mongers. And nobody, and I mean nobody, messes with my dogs. Mama.Bear.Grows.Fangs.
So, I don't care what it takes - but if I have to wear a Hazmat Suit and some night vision goggles - and crawl amidst the cacti and the geckos and the spiders in my backyard: I WILL end the colonization that has taken over my backyard. And the Queen Ant of all these little bastards? I don't know where that bitch is, but I'll find her. I'm sure she's sitting on some little poof of special queen sand while her male underlings bring her food and MORE FOOD and she orders them to bite bite MORE BITE. Well I just cannot get on board with that level of gluttony and servitude - and I AM COMIN' for you, princess.
That is all.
[Update 4 hrs. later: Phew! That felt good. Now that it's off my chest: isn't he just the cutest widdle nookie wookie wub dub? Don't you just wanna get up in there and smushie wooshie cushie fooshie? Oh shut up, self.]
23 comments:
- Lisa said...
Oh Ann - I feel your rage! nothing like a good rant to clean out the pipes and start the day . . . Man, I could feel the hair raise up on my arms when I thought about anyone hurting my pooter dooter dog! h
ave a great day, and wear gloves and a mask! xo - Lisa
- June 26, 2008 at 8:56 AM
- NV said...
Poor li'l Marcel (still the best name in all of dogdom)!!!
I can just imagine how p'od you are. I would be just as angry and just as determined. Time for some serious medieval vigilante justice.
GO TEAR 'EM UP girl. Raid makes some serious anti-ant spray, BTW. Had issues a few summers back not with fire ants, but with GIANT killer ants. These babies were larger than my first car!
And of course, all this ire conveyed with your usual good humor. (Go get your own mortgage. Still chucklin' from that one.)Kiss that darlin' baby face for me and go get medieval on some bugs!
- June 26, 2008 at 9:46 AM
Poor little Marcel! His royal innocence certainly does not deserve to be bitten by anyone or anything. No doubt he is karma-pure and those fire ants, well, let's just say they screwed up big time, and as for their karma, those ants are going to be amoebas in the next life. I say "kill" them. Besides, there must be some good karma in that act simply for protecting Marcel. And you - you're a sentient being. "May all sentient beings be happy," right? Did getting bitten by fire ants make you happy? No. My point. I think karma actually demands that they die and try again in the next life.
- June 26, 2008 at 10:15 AM
- Jennifer S said...
Oh, it's on!
Those fire ants are evil little bastards. One time at Saguaro Lake, my daughter got them all over her. And in her curly hair, which made it very hard to find them all. We did, but 4 years later (she was 3), she still remembers it.
Kill 'em.
- June 26, 2008 at 10:32 AM
- Clumbsy Cookie said...
Maybe they smelled cumin and thought poor little marcel was a walking hairy well seasoned piece of chicken... Still they deserve no mercy or forgiveness! You go girl, you tell that princess how rules!
- June 26, 2008 at 11:39 AM
- hungryandfrozen said...
That dog! So very cute :) My mum has a crazy vendetta against ants, she swears by pouring boiling water (which is obvs non toxic and plants seem to handle it) on to the little buggers.
- June 26, 2008 at 1:05 PM
OMG he is adorable! Take them out, they are done, it's over. Those little fuckers.
- June 26, 2008 at 1:28 PM
- Ann said...
Lisa - OH YEAH, these pipes are clean and ready to rumble!
NV - kisses goin' out and the vigilante as well!
Firefly - your post cleansed me of any residual guilt: they can move along to the next life and just try again, but better.
Jennifer - That's right, girl. It is ON! Bring it!
Clumbsy Cookie - The CUMIN! Maybe he smells so damn good no on can resist him! I'm going to have to stink him up a bit...
Laura - I think I'm going to fly your Mum in from New Zealand, pronto.
Sarah B. - Uh huh, totally nodding with you! F bombs all around.
- June 26, 2008 at 2:24 PM
How can anything bite this little face? I think he is one of the cutest little dogs I may have ever seen. Give those ants hell. Bring it.
- June 26, 2008 at 5:00 PM
- Sugar Jones said...
POOOOOR BABY! Ouch! I can't imagine what his desperate little yelps might have sounded like. Sweet little thing. Lovin' the clippies in the hair, by the way. Very cute!
- June 26, 2008 at 5:02 PM
You GO girl! You get that queen and take her down. He is too adorable, it's ridiculous.
Fire ants, as you probably know, can kill small dogs; so you're lucky you got to him quickly. We have fire ants everywhere here.
- June 26, 2008 at 8:05 PM
Marcel is just about the cutest thing I have ever seen, especially with the barrett. (sp?) Adorable! And I swear he is posing too!
Good luck Terminator!!
- June 26, 2008 at 9:00 PM
- HEATHER said...
Oh he is a baby doll!
So precious!
Fire ants suck!
- June 26, 2008 at 10:41 PM
- grace said...
3.4 pounds? how can you not morph into a baby-talker whenever he's around? what a cutie patootie.
good luck with your vendetta. :)
- June 27, 2008 at 2:20 AM
He just may be the most adorable little doggie I have EVER seen - apart from my puppies that is - but OMG. Can I hold him?!
- June 27, 2008 at 3:14 AM
- Manager Mom said...
He IS a cute dog. Might I suggest your local branch of Terminix to rain hell on your fire ants? Then you can stay lookin' all cute. No crawling required.
- June 27, 2008 at 3:42 AM
He's adorable... I have a squishy heart for little dog faces!
Death to the fire ants!
- June 27, 2008 at 9:13 AM
- Unknown said...
I would absolutely nibble on that face and those ears and that little butt.........actually I would like it if you did that for me.
Kill them ALL! And I don't kill animals either however, Hallie Ann had a tick last weekend and I did get a certain pleasure out of watching it drown a slow, violent death in my toilet after I removed it from sucking the blood in her head. That was a week ago, I'm not still angry (I don't think).
- June 27, 2008 at 10:43 AM
- Lore said...
Oh poor Marcel! Good thing he's okay now. He's too cute!!! I keep looking at the photos and can't get myself to leave haha :)
- June 27, 2008 at 11:54 PM
cute dog! awww.
anyway, i've passed on a MEME tag to you. check it out on my blog :)
- June 28, 2008 at 3:36 AM
- giz said...
Even for ants, this tiny little Yorkie wouldn't even make appetizer - shows you how stupid they are. I hope you get to the source. Maybe you need to fight fire with fire.
- June 28, 2008 at 5:07 AM
- Laura said...
That's terrible! I was dragged through a pile of fire ants when I was a kid (little (but bigger) brother and an older cousin--and oh yes they paid) so I feel your poor puppy's pain. I hope you destroy every last one!
- June 28, 2008 at 6:52 PM
I hate fire ants. They spell certain death for me (I carry Epi-pens wherever I go). Those evil nasty things are all over Georgia. I'd like to shake the mad scientist that decided to bring them here. Hate, hate, hate that guy. Oh, and you know it was a man. He probably thought they would eat the crab grass from his yard or something. Sigh.
Not that I'm a man-hater or anything. Nope. I'm lovin' my man. He's a keeper. (Pssstt... could you just come over here and keep him away from me while I'm trying to type? He's driving me nuts. He keeps asking questions! Argh!)
- July 2, 2008 at 8:44 PM


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- The restaurant is located in Kidani Village, which is about a quarter of a mile away from Animal Kingdom Lodge's main building, Jambo House. To get there, either park at Jambo House and walk to Kidani Village via the pathway, or park right at Kidani Village. Ask at the guardhouse for directions.
Famous Dishes: Indian-style bread service, Vegetarian sampler (Paneer Cheese and Spinach, Stewed Lentils, Spicy Cauliflower, Onions, Tomatoes, and Mint), Tandoori meats, slow-cooked short ribs.
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By Kelly Demo, CFCA preacher
As the health care debate in this country rages on, I began to wonder about insurance and government-run health programs in the countries in which CFCA works. Do they have insurance at all? What do government-run programs look like? Are they working, and is there anything that we can learn from them?
The British began large insurance companies in India back in the 1800s to cover their nationals living there. In 1870, Bombay Mutual Life was formed as the first native insurance provider. Since that time, the government-run programs have been by far the largest provider of health insurance. However, since 1999, government deregulation has allowed for more private companies to enter the market. Only .2 percent of Indians are covered by insurance.
According to Dan Pearson, CFCA director of program development and operations, ìThe cost of health care tends to be a lot lower in some countries. When we lived in India, we took my son to a private clinic for stitches. They put him under with anesthesia and everything, and the whole bill was under $40. Even those prices are way beyond what most of the CFCA families can afford, so they let injuries and illnesses go untreated, unless they are life threatening. Preventive health care is not even on the radar for most of the families.î However, CFCA mothers groups in India use their shared resources to respond to familiesí medical needs.
In hearing from many of our families in various projects around the world, not only is insurance not an option for them, but the government-run hospitals and clinics where care is more affordable are of very poor quality.
This is certainly true in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. There is a mandated government-run health care system of which most CFCA employees are a part. However, the care provided is often sub-standard.
Surprisingly, one bright spot in the health care struggle is Madagascar. According to USAID, the agency gave a grant to the government of Madagascar who began five community-based insurance programs in five counties. This was started because often those living in rural communities will have an influx of cash during the harvest and have more ability to attend to health issues, but will be cash poor later in the growing season.
Members of the community make an annual contribution to the insurance fund that can be paid in cash or crops. All of their health care expenses are then covered for that year. In 2005, the child mortality rate in these areas dropped to an astonishing 5 percent because of access to preventive health care and immunizations. The program has been so successful the government is expanding the program across the country.
Clearly, without sponsorship money most of the CFCA families around the world would be without health care benefits. Fortunately, because of sponsorship and special funds like Healthy Communities Fund and Project Needs Fund, CFCA field staff are given the flexibility and resources to help families in times of medical emergencies.


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Catholic Health supports visitation options that work best for patients and their visitors. However, in order to optimize the patient's ability to receive care and rest, we recommend visitation between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Patient visitation between 8 p.m. and 11 a.m. should be coordinated with the nurse manager, charge nurse or nursing supervisor.
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Ah, the New York Times. The old gray lady, the paper of record, the practice workshop for standup comedians. If the latter strikes you as out of place, just check out this article (title: "What's the Skinny on the Heftier Stars?"), which basically amounts to the author, Michael Cieply, saying "Fat actors! What's the deal with that?"
Honestly, I have no analysis of this one; I'm just here to mock it. It was apparently written by a man who has literally never once thought about body size before in any context, much less film. We start off with obligatory fatphobia, which Cieply assumes is shared by all his readers:
Two men. One notebook. Four chins.
Hollywood's pool of leading men is getting larger — and not necessarily in a good way.
Four chins?!? My god, has a double chin ever disgraced the screen like that?
Cieply goes on to note that some male film stars, like Russell Crowe, John Travolta, Hugh Grant, and Denzel Washington, now appear to be bigger than they once were. It's crazy because they're only around 50! How could this happen? Tom Hanks was totally skinny in Castaway when he was playing a man stranded on a desert island, but now he looks different! He doesn't have a beard or a volleyball or anything.
My absolute favorite sentence of this article is about The Ladies.
Hollywood's women may have weight issues of their own. But it is somehow less noticeable, possibly because actresses who expand do not often get roles to showcase that growth.
This honest to god made me LOL. This right here is a stunningly great example of the male gaze and how it is founded on male privilege. There are two parts of this sentence that are more or less factual: 1) "Hollywood's women may have weight issues of their own" (depending how you define "issues," of course), and 2) "actresses who expand do not often get roles to showcase that growth." But it's the hinge of these facts, that wonderfully clueless phrase "But it is somehow less noticeable," that makes me want to put this article in a textbook under "Male Gaze 101." See, there's a phrase missing from this sentence, an important one. The sentence should read: "It is somehow less noticeable to me." I guarantee Michael Cieply that the absence of fat women, or even size-6 women, or even very thin women who are not shockingly beautiful, onscreen is eminently noticeable to women moviegoers. To girl moviegoers. To fat moviegoers. To anorexic moviegoers. To flat-chested moviegoers. And so on. Behold the grammar of privilege: it rests in the absence of the phrase "to me" and the presence of the word "somehow." The "somehow" is the male gaze. If you are a straight man, women onscreen are selected for your visual pleasure, and the camera acts as a proxy for your point of view.
"Desire […] is a property of men, property in both senses of the word: something men own, possess, and something that inheres in men, like a quality." –Teresa DeLauretis, "Through the Looking-Glass: Woman, Cinema, and Language"
The reason it is "somehow less noticeable" to you that there are no fat women onscreen is that the entire history of cinema is designed to reassure you that you don't have to look at fat women. Thin women are the default; they are how the cinematic world is populated, so they look normal to your eyes. You don't notice the absence of fat women; you notice their rare presence, when the camera deviates from your point of view long enough for you to say "Whoa, fattie!" But every single woman who sits in a movie theater is forced to inhabit that male gaze, too, forced to watch how the camera treats women of rare beauty and slenderness as the only kind of women who exist. This is how it is possible for women as small as Scarlett Johansson and Jessica Simpson to be "Hollywood fat." For women moviegoers, the "weight issues" of "Hollywood's women" are one of the *most* noticeable things about movies — sadly, for some of us, the primary fact of movies.
(This matter of gaze and representation, incidentally, is why so many fat people and fat allies were angry about Wall-E. Here is one of the very very very few instances where the world is not populated only by very thin people… and it's the dystopic future of the human race.)
Okay, it turned out I had some analysis in me after all. Back to mockery!
Cieply points out that the male actors of yesteryear, like Humphrey Bogart and Clark Gable, stayed skinny well into middle age. Of course, they smoked like chimneys and also survived the Great Depression… but seriously, you didn't see them letting themselves go! That Denzel, he just needs more self-discipline.
Cieply saves the biggest laughs for the end, though, like any good comic.
He might want to get some diet advice from Jason Segel.
Mr. Segel, 29, was fairly hefty in "I Love You, Man," a comedy released by Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks in March. But his face looked surprisingly thin on billboards advertising the film.
The advertising photos were done some weeks after the film shoot, with a slimmer Mr. Segel, said Katie Martin Kelley, a publicity executive with Paramount. "There was no retouching done," Ms. Kelley said.
There is nothing I can say about this that would be funnier than it actually is. No retouching!
Since Mr. Cieply and his editors at the NYT clearly need a lesson in human biology as well as rhetoric, feminist theory, and film studies, I am offering myself up as an object lesson. Shapelings, I, like poor John Travolta, have gotten a lot bigger in the last 20 years. A LOT. It's like my whole body has just ballooned outward in every direction, and I can't control it, and no matter what I eat or how much I exercise, I just can't get back to my old shape. I think you can see what I mean. (Edited to include funnier picture.)
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Not so fun to have up your sleeve: actual cake. Crumbly enough to make your elbows itch and move round everywhere as you try and shake it out, sticky enough to really winkle itself permanently into the fibres of the fabric.
All the cakes! The Guinness cake was the reason I bought all that sour cream, by the way. Not that it needs a lot, but subconsciously I would've reached for the bigger amount at the supermarket so that I could have leftovers to use in another baking caper. I've got another video about bread on the make, but I'm waiting for this one to climb in views before I upload it (also it needs some severe editing, would you believe I could talk about bread for A WHOLE HOUR and I was aiming for a six-minute clip.)
1 1/2 cups sugar
2/3 cup oil (I use rice bran, it's nice and tasteless-tasting)
1 x 400ml (or 14oz) can of coconut milk
1/4 cup lemon juice (or substitute with the citrus of your choosing)
Zest of the lemons you juiced
3 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups shredded coconut (disclosure: totally forgot to add this)
Set your oven to 180 C/350 F, and thoroughly grease a bundt tin.
Whisk together the sugar, oil, coconut milk, lemon juice and zest. Sift together the dry ingredients - super important that you don't have any lumps here or the whole cake will taste like baking soda. Whisk the flour in till you've got a thick batter, scrape it into the cake tin and bake for around an hour.
'Fraid I didn't actually weigh out the amount necessary but it was two decent-sized bunches of rhubarb, trimmed and chopped into short sticks, brought to a slow simmer in a pan with about 1/2 a cup of sugar (seriously, I'm sorry I chose this moment to be all instinctive and not record amounts.) Cook away, stirring often, till the fruit has mostly collapsed and softened. Allow to cool. Mix together 1 cup of sour cream (I used delicious Tatua stuff) together with 3 tablespoons of brown sugar. Cut the cake into two or three slices as per my instructions up there, then carefully spoon sour cream onto the bottom layer - less than you'd think and not all the way to the edge, as the weight of the next two layers pushes it out - and then spoon over some rhubarb. Carefully lift the next layer of cake and slide it off the baking paper and on top of the bottom layer. Repeat, finish with the top layer, dust with icing sugar if you like.


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I just want to thank everyone, who has continued to visit my blog and etsy shop. I so wish I could maintain both as I used to, but my son keeps me so busy and now I'm in the middle of moving to a new home!
I've been getting so many emails asking about when I will have more items available. Well, it is my sincerest hope that once I get settled I will be able to get things going again. Please stay tuned!
Until then I will try to list a few things that I have on hand.
Thank you again for visiting me! Take care and Happy Holidays! :)