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AT&T will spend as much as $150 million on ads launching Nokia's Lumia 900—even though Windows Phone's market share is so small Nielsen didn't even bother to list it in a recent report.
That's more money than AT&T spent promoting the iPhone, Ad Age notes.Here's how heavily the odds are stacked against Lumia: AT&T's $150 million Lumia warchest is separate from the budget Apple itself spends promoting iPhone. The carrier keeps its iPhone budget high lest it lose share to Verizon, which also carries the iPhone. Verizon also spends about $100 million promoting Droid phones which use Google's Android operating system. Here's how that operating system market share breaks down, per comScore:
It gets worse for Lumia and Windows:
- Windows Phone's share is so small Nielsen didn't mention it—including it under the heading "other" in a recent market share report.
- Only 2 percent of the app market is devoted to Windows, according to ABI Research.
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|NT Seasonal Rainfall Outlook: probabilities for July to September 2005, issued 17th June 2005
Neutral odds for exceeding average September quarter rain
The chances of accumulating at least average rain over the September quarter (Jul-Sep) are close to 50% across the Northern Territory, the Bureau of Meteorology announced today.
The pattern of seasonal rainfall odds is a result of above average temperatures in both the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Despite the continued possibility of an El Niño, the Pacific temperatures are not high enough to strongly bias the odds towards below average seasonal rainfall across eastern and southern Australia.
For the July to September period, the chances of above median rainfall are mainly between 40 and 45% over much of the NT (see map). However, it must be remembered that these three months are in the height of the dry season over the northern NT and heavy rain is uncommon during this period. So in years with ocean patterns like the current, about five September quarters out of ten are expected to be drier than average over the Territory, with about five out of ten being wetter.
Outlook confidence is related to the influence of Pacific and Indian Ocean temperatures on seasonal rainfall. During July to September, history shows this influence to be moderately consistent across most of the NT (see background information).
The Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) has been consistently negative over the past few months with values of 11 and 15 for April and May respectively. The approximate SOI for the 30 days ending 14th June was 14.
Low SOI values and continued warmth in the Pacific Ocean over the past three months, have increased the chances of an El Niño developing in 2005. However, most computer forecasts indicate neutral, though somewhat warmer than average, conditions across the tropical Pacific for the rest of the year. For routine updates and comprehensive discussion on the latest data relating to El Niño, together with details on what the phenomenon is and how it has affected Australia in the past, see the ENSO Wrap-Up.
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|More information on this outlook is available from 9.00am to 5.00pm (CST) Monday to Friday by contacting the Climate and Consultancy section in the Bureau's Darwin Office: (08) 8920 3813.
THE NEXT ISSUE OF THE SEASONAL OUTLOOK IS EXPECTED BY 14th JULY 2005
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Hi. I'm Lee, middle aged and I write. Mostly poetry and short stories. My style is punchy, raw, sour, sickly, bitter and sweet. I post here quite often. Take a look in sometime.
Ezekiel Sykes: Journal of a Daemon.
Don't Drink Alone.
Two Tone
Square pegs/Round holes.
Nine Poems.
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We play each other
with sincere words.
Basting each others
ego and insecurities.
Showing our age
and our immaturities.
tales, we know aren't true.
Stretching necks,
and the truth.
Back-stabbing reality,
living as a little man.
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Of being giants,
doing gigantic things.
Cin, Cin!
We toast the legends,
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Is it good to drink mixed fruit juice or should I drink single fruit juice?
Q. hi i am 18 years old my date of birth is 10-02-1996 i started drinking fruit juices i used to bring fruits from market on every sunday, i used to make mixed fruit juice i used to mix apple,strawberry,blueberry,white grapes and milk.so it is good to drink mixed fruit juice or shall i make single fruit juice please tell me.
A. 100% fruit juice can help provided needed nutrients any time of the day. Drinking them as a combination or as single fruit is fine – whatever you prefer. You might want to blend fruits only because they each have a unique range of nutrients and beneficial compounds. Or add vegetables for the same reason! Try eating fruits and veggies in a variety of colors — red, dark green, yellow, blue, purple, white and orange. Because whole fruit is a better source of fiber and it's easy to drink too many calories as juice, consider limiting your juice consumption to a cup per day.


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Corporates are increasingly recognizing the numerous benefits of channeling payments and/or collections through a single legal entity, making payments on-behalf-of (POBO) or collections on-behalf-of (COBO) multiple group entities. By leveraging a single legal entity, supported by an in-house bank (IHB), treasurers can rationalize their accounts and simplify cash management structures.
In traditional set-ups, payment factories automatically initiate outgoing payments from the accounts owned by the participating group entities. The parties instructing the payments are the group entities, with the payment factory acting as a technical and operational processing hub. When a payment factory changes to the payments on-behalf-of model, both instruction for and settlement of payment is made from accounts owned by the payment factory. The group entity would simply be mentioned in the payment reference field as the ordering party on whose behalf the payment factory initiates the transaction. The external bank accounts of the group entities are replaced by internal accounts operated by the payment factory in the group's ERP system. The payment factory will act on terms pre-agreed upon with each group entity. The payment factory will then initiate a payment to the third party in order to fulfill such claim. Collections on-behalf-of is similar, with the collections factory collecting on behalf of the group entities via the collections factory's external bank account.
The business case for a POBO/COBO project depends strongly on a company's individual organizational set-up. Benefits include reduced bank fees, simplified banking relationships, operational efficiency gains, added control and visibility improvements. Corporates can not only decrease the number of payments per account and the number of accounts per bank, but also optimize the number of banks they want to maintain per currency. If on-behalf-of structures are implemented for multiple currencies, corporates can also shift FX transactions from banking to the intra group space. Thereby, dramatically reducing their FX spend.
POBO and COBO can provide corporates with significant operational efficiency gains. Key benefits result from further process consolidation and standardization. Account maintenance becomes a much easier task as time-intensive account opening and change processes with banks can be handled by internal systems. Economy of scale benefits can be realized in the reconciliation process as well as with the bank fee monitoring process. The dramatic reduction of bank accounts and bank relationships offers further control and visibility improvements with respect to internal and external bank accounts.
Changing the operating model to an on-behalf-of structure requires both one-off start-up costs, as well as incremental processing costs. The latter are primarily a concern in the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA)-zone, as cross-border payments generate incremental filtering and central bank reporting costs. There is a strong requirement to conduct legal, tax and market due diligence before implementing on-behalf-of structures. This due diligence needs to cover not only the market where the proposed payment/collection factory is implemented, but also the location of the participating group entities.
On-behalf-of implementation projects tend to be highly-complex as they affect a corporate's full operating model, its banking relationships as well as interfaces, and, to a significant degree, its customers and suppliers. When assessing the costs of organizational change of this scale, they need to be calculated with regard to the required adjustments to workflows, policies, service level agreements, governance structures and customer as well as supplier communication. The latter is required to make counterparties aware of the changes and the impact to their payment processing and reconciliation. The primary cost drivers in relation to the corporate's technical model are changes in IT interfaces, workflows, system configurations, internal and external reporting and reconciliation processes. Also, it is important to consider the impact on customers and suppliers. Depending on the client-specific situation, the counterpart may have to take on additional transaction costs due to cross-border payments, higher reconciliation efforts, and/or incremental central bank reporting requirements.
Given the complexities of setting up payment and/or collection factories, certain pre-conditions should be in place prior to initiating a POBO/COBO project. First, the central treasury and the participating group entities should operate on the same IT, accounting and enterprise resource planning system. Secondly, the payment and reconciliation processes should be standardized and centralized. Thirdly, intra-group service provider agreements between the payment/collection factory and the participating group entities need to be established. This includes the ability of the payment/collection factory to book the current cash positions and cash movements onto the internal accounts of the group entity. Fourth, it is critical to have a clear understanding of the legal, tax, and market practices impacting on-behalf-of structures in all affected jurisdictions.
On-behalf-of structures have the potential to become even more significant under SEPA. Pre-SEPA there was a lack of standardization, limiting the effectiveness of POBO and COBO since groups with one or both of these structures in place had to maintain a multitude of different local bank accounts to handle local payments and/or collections on behalf of their subsidiaries. Additionally, payments and collections in different countries required the use of varying electronic formats, some of which could not denote which entity within a group was making the payment. With SEPA, groups are able to rationalize their bank accounts and potentially operate with just one account for the entire Eurozone — thereby creating greater visibility over cash and liquidity. They can also use the structured fields in ISO 20022 Extensible Markup Language (XML), the designated format for SEPA transactions to clearly signify that a payment is being made by a particular subsidiary.
Deutsche Bank's Accounts Receivable Manager (ARM) for SEPA solution is a corporate cash management service that helps global organizations to streamline and simplify the complexities of receivables management. ARM is a fully-automated payer identification solution that enables auto-reconciliation of incoming SEPA credit transfers, while significantly reducing the need to maintain multiple bank accounts for separate lines of businesses. As such, ARM can greatly simplify a client's rollout of POBO and COBO structures.
International Bank Account Numbers (IBANs) that are required for SEPA compliance provide a structure for automated payer identification without the need to match existing client data and improving auto-reconciliation rates up to 100%. IBANs are ready-made to serve as unique identifiers for routing of payments. On incoming payments (collections) customers use the "virtual account" number or IBAN that can then be used as a reconciliation field, enhancing automatic reconciliation rates and accelerating account posting. For outgoing payments, the IBAN is used to indicate to suppliers the entity on whose behalf payment is being made in a standardized way. This significantly reduces supplier queries on funds that they have received and supports their own reconciliation efforts. Deutsche Bank is the only provider in the market to offer this type of fail-safe approach to reconciliation.
The need for POBO/COBO structures is increasingly apparent as corporates seek to better leverage their investment into technology and ERP systems and unlock further efficiencies throughout their treasury and accounting operations. Deutsche Bank has further deepened its product and advisory portfolio to address the specific needs of corporates seeking to improve their operating models by implementing payment or collection on-behalf-of structures.
Susan Skerritt, Regional Head Global Transaction Banking Americas, at Deutsche Bank, said, "Deutsche Bank is committed to serving our clients in the Americas and across the globe by anticipating and exceeding their complex needs. We pride ourselves on creating innovative solutions and providing premium service. Our client-centric solution approach uniquely positions us to deliver excellence while serving as a trusted partner. With our payments and collections on-behalf-of solutions, corporate treasurers are able to further optimize and streamline their operations. Deutsche Bank's broad array of transaction banking services, including Trade Finance, Cash Management, Corporate Trust, Depositary Receipts, Fund Services and Securities Lending, allows us to offer comprehensive and creative solutions for our clients."
Susan Skerritt
Regional Head Global Transaction Banking Americas, Deutsche Bank
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by Tom Utescher
In each of its last two lacrosse games against Inter-Ac League rivals, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy trailed 2-3 at one point during the second quarter.
Two Fridays ago in the first of those matches, a costly penalty helped lead to the collapse of the SCH Blue Devils, who saw Germantown Academy score seven straight goals and go on to win, 14-6. Last Tuesday's tilt at Penn Charter would also end in defeat for SCH, but the Devils would play much better and would stay in contention a lot longer.
From their 2-3 shortfall at PC, the visitors bounced back to take a 4-3 lead before Charter rallied for a 6-4 halftime advantage. Early in the fourth quarter, the Devils were just one point back at 6-7, then the Quakers finished with a flourish, sinking five of the last six goals in the game for a 13-8 win.
Senior Shane Carr, who's heading to Yale, peppered the stat sheet with seven goals and an assist, and sophomore Drew Murray had five goals and an assist for the winners, while junior Kevin Murphy rounded out the goal-scoring. Senior Tyler Earley set up two of the Quakers' goals, and single assists were credited to sophomores Nick Bambino and Dean Roseman and senior John Moderski.
Moderski has committed to Villanova and classmate Tom Monzo, who handled face-off duties for PC, signed with Stony Brook University last fall. Jackson Tamasitis, credited with nine saves in goal last Tuesday, will attend the U.S. Military Academy.
Talented Charter attackman Ray Vandegrift has missed his junior season due to injury, and his loss definitely affected the Quakers.
"We're not a very deep team," explained PC coach Pat McDonough after the SCH game. "We had [junior] Eric Berger out sick today, and we lose that one midfielder and it makes a difference; we're a fragile team like that. Other guys stepped up, but there are still too many mistakes that we have to fix."
Tuesday's victory raised the Quakers' overall record to 11-11, and they remained at 2-6 in the Inter-Ac League since SCH is not officially a championship contender. PC split its home/away series against GA and Episcopal, and lost one-goal games to Malvern Prep and league champion Haverford School. The Friars and Fords enjoyed larger margins in their other wins over the Quakers.
Springside Chestnut Hill played the regulation home-away set against GA and Episcopal while facing the other league teams once. The youngest of the Inter-Ac lacrosse programs, the Blue Devils went 0-7 against league teams, but strong showings against non-league opponents allowed them to come away from Tuesday's loss with an overall mark of 9-9.
Most of SCH's impact players are still underclassmen. Sophomore Tasso Karras had a scoring hat trick at Penn Charter along with one assist, and juniors Forrest Rall and Clint Sanders deposited two goals apiece. The Devils received one goal from Justin Bender and one assist from Evan Fireman, both juniors.
Yet another 11th-grader, Ian Caplan, played the first half in goal and made four saves. Following the intermission, freshman Matt Eckles stepped into the cage, finishing the game with six stops.
After Murray's opening strike for Penn Charter was matched by a transition goal by SCH's Rall, the Quakers had possession in the late minutes of the first quarter, but the Devils' defense held firm. Murray's second marker moved the hosts ahead again early in the second round, then a PC penalty helped set up a tying goal by Karras of Springside Chestnut Hill.
Charter's Carr responded in the same minute, and the Quakers would've gone up 4-2 on a point-blank shot if not for a tough save by Caplan. Instead, the Devils' Karras and Sanders scored back-to-back goals in a 25-second span to make it 4-3, SCH, with 7:31 remaining in the first half. This would prove to be the only time that the Devils held the lead in the encounter. After the visitors captured the following face-off, Charter called time-out at the next opportunity.
"They were fighting hard, and we were turning the ball over too much," McDonough said.
PC's turnaround began literally by accident. Light rain had been falling on Charter's artificial turf field, and while handling the ball, an SCH player slipped down and lost possession. The Quakers recovered the nugget and dashed right down the field for a tying goal by Carr. The senior struck again off of a feed from behind the cage by Earley, then 13 seconds before halftime Murray found the net from a difficult angle out on the left, making it 6-4.
Seizing the second-half draw, SCH's Rall went all the way in to stick a shot in the upper right corner, and soon after that the Devils successfully killed off a 30-second penalty.
With the visitors back at full strength, Eckles, the newly-entered SCH goalie marched up field field with ball on a clear. Finding little resistance, he stepped right through the midfield and then took a shot at the Charter goal. The ball missed, PC recovered the rebound, and before Eckles could get back down into his own cage, the Quakers pushed the ball ahead to Murray for an open-net goal that made it 7-5.
The teams traded goals to make it 8-6 at the three-quarter mark, then Sanders stuck an outside shot from the left in the opening minute of the fourth round. Two minutes later Charter was back up by a pair when a pass from the top of the offense set up a short shot by Carr in front of the cage. The Blue Devils went up on the attack, but a careless pass was picked off by the Quakers' Moderski. He transported the ball through the midfield and delivered it to Carr, who gave the hosts a 10-7 lead.
SCH grabbed the next face-off and scored quickly, with Karras assisting a marker by Bender that got the Devils back within two with 7:59 remaining in the game. The visitors would not be able to score again, though.
After SCH killed a 30-second penalty, Karras came around the goal on the right and tried to stuff the ball in on the near side, but he was denied by Tamasitis. Later, the Quakers gave themselves some breathing room with back-to-back strikes in a 14-second span. Murray fed from behind to Murphy for the first score, then Monzo got the face-off and charged down to fire at the SCH cage. His shot was blocked, but Carr scooped up the rebound and scored for a 12-8 tally with 3:36 to go.
Frustrated SCH committed two penalties simultaneously with 0:33 on the clock, and with 11 seconds left PC's Bambino assisted on a Murray shot that clanged in off the inside of the top right corner of the goal frame.
Charter finished with a comfortable lead, but the Quakers had to work for it against the improving Blue Devils.
"They played well," said PC's McDonough, "and hopefully they'll be playing a full schedule next year in the league."


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|Changes were made in the way village meetings were run so women would participate more.
Whenever and wherever the Bank supports a project, to "mainstream" gender is one of the goals. The idea is a fairly simple one. Right? Making sure that men and women benefit equally from the poverty reduction activities we support.
There are a number of tools we produce to help us achieve this—Gender Analysis, Regional Gender Action Plans, County Gender Action Plans, Gender Disaggregated Outcome Indicators, Gender Check-Lists, Strategies and Tool-Kits, etc. So looking at the amount of guidance we seem to need one might be forgiven for thinking this is an exceedingly complex task and for wondering whether in reality (i.e. after that board approval is done and the real work of implementation begins) all of the "gender mainstreaming language" doesn't get a little lost in translation…


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The Gran Sasso, the Great Spirit Mountain that looks over the area, is as much a product of the trembling earth of the millions of the year, as the people now trying to rebuild their lives.
The land oozes soul; the grapes burst their energy forth for lively wines. When one hears about all the tankers of Montepulciano that move north at night to vivify weaker wines in the north, this is an unsung hero of a region.
My friends at Illuminati, not trampled by the crashing bricks or rumbling dirt, but none the less affected by their neighbor's cries of pain. Over the years their wines have changed, like their labels, but always for the better. Today they are a success story for Abruzzo. Some of their neighboring wineries near Aquila are searching for their way through back to the future.
Some day they will open bottles of sparkling wine to celebrate a gathering, a success, a landmark.
For now, we remember those whom we have given up to the Greater Power.
How bittersweet it is to be so blessed to live in Italy and then have to die and say goodbye to all of that beauty.
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Is it permissible for Muslims to make kites? As there is no religious basis for this matter.
Praise be to Allaah.
Playing with kites comes under the general basic shar'i principle having to do with games, which is that if it is not a game that is forbidden, such as playing with dice, then it comes under general stipulations such as the following:
1. It should not distract one from remembering Allah and praying
2. It should not distract one from doing some essential duty
3. It should not involve extravagance, because that is blameworthy
4. It should not involve any haraam betting between competitors. For more information on that, please see the answer to question no. 120221.
5. In the case of kites in particular, they should not be in the shape of animate beings or animals or birds, unless the one who is playing with it is a small child, because there is a concession for small children that is not made in the case of adults.
See also the answer to question no. 22305.
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This magnificent open-air shelter located in Forest Park atop Government Hill commands one of the most dramatic views of the park. The pavilion has been one of the park's most popular and impressive attractions since it was built in 1909 with proceeds from the 1904 World's Fair. Recently renovated with all the modern amenities this venue is great for larger events.
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Author Notes: This is based on an old recipe my Mom made when she lived in Boston after college. According to her, it was one of the first recipes she and her roomies learned how to bake! At that point they flavored it with frozen oj concentrate, but since then Mom and I have graduated to using orange zest. I find that the texture is somewhere between cakey and chewy, and I love the great citrus flavor that is not overly sweet. Since chilling the dough is a key part of making this sugar cookie I find the best timeline for me is to make the dough during my daughter's afternoon naptime, let the dough chill all afternoon, then bake the cookies after she has gone to bed. —Kelsey Banfield
Food52 Review: I love these bright, fragrant orange cookies. The texture is cakey and soft (kind of like a delicious black and white cookie). They puff up a little bit to become nice airy cookies that are delicate enough to crumble in your mouth. They are a great cookie for when you just need a little something to get you through the day. - Stephanie —The Editors
Serves: approx. 30 cookies
For the Dough
cup unsalted butter, room temperature
cup sugar
cup light brown sugar
tablespoons orange zest
cups flour
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teaspoons baking powder
pinch Kosher salt
For the Orange Sugar
tablespoon freshly grated orange zest
cup sugar
- Cream the butter and sugars together in a mixer until light and fluffy. Add eggs one at a time and mix, then add the orange zest and mix until incorporated.
- In a separate bowl mix the flour, baking powder and salt. With the mixer on low, slowly add the flour mixture bit by bit until it is just incorporated and dough comes together. Wrap dough in plastic and chill for at least 6 hours. (Note: I've kept the dough in the fridge for up to 18 hours before baking and the cookies have turned out just fine!)
- Meanwhile, make the orange sugar: Place 1 T. zest and 1/3 c. sugar in the mini-chopper or cuisinart and give it a few pulses until the zest and sugar are finely ground and completely incorporated. (Note: You will notice when this happens because there is a burst of orange fragrance in your kitchen as the oils are released!)
- Once the dough has chilled, preheat the oven to 375ºF. Line baking sheets with parchment paper or a silpat. Flour a work surface and a rolling pin, roll the dough to 1/4" thickness. Using a 2" round cookie cutter and place cookies onto baking sheets. (Note: I prefer the cookie cutter method to rolling the dough because I think this way yields a lighter cookie, while rolling dough produces a tougher cookie.) Sprinkle each cookie with an even dusting of orange sugar.
- Bake for 9-11 minutes, or until center of cookie is set and the top is very lightly golden brown. Do not overbake, or chewiness factor will fade! Cool on a wire rack and serve. (Use any leftover orange sugar for sweetening iced tea!)
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Chewy Sugar Cookie
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There is a lot of wheat amongst the chaff on Bandcamp, but there's a whole lot more chaff. Sometimes it can be intimidating to dig through all of it. So why not get ILM to help? Some of these are free downloads, some of these are "name your price" with no minimum (although if you want to throw them a few dollars, I'm sure they'd appreciate it). Here's a few to get you started:
Witch Mountain - South of Salemhttp://witchmountain.bandcamp.com/releasesRad female fronted doom metal courtesy of our own Nate Carson (not the aforementioned female)!
Hypatia Lake - Ouroboroshttp://hypatialake.bandcamp.com/album/ouroborosPsychedelic space rock of the highest caliber
Jake Kaufman - Mighty Flip Champs/Mighty Milky Way OSThttp://virt.bandcamp.com/album/mighty-milky-way-mighty-flip-champs-ostSuper cheery 8-bit music!
Sedan - Sedanhttp://sedan.bandcamp.com/album/sedanMelancholy piano rock!
Sudden Death of Stars - Getting up, Getting downhttp://suddendeathofstars.bandcamp.com/French shoegaze!
White Triangles - the Night Is Ourshttp://whitetriangles.bandcamp.com/album/the-night-is-oursIcy ambient!
More to come, feel free to offer your own suggestions.
― J3ff T., Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:04 (seven years ago) Permalink
some earworm/gps related things
melodie du kronk / melodien
― back in gloom (electricsound), Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:09 (seven years ago) Permalink
these guys made my #5 album of the year--although they took half of it down :(
― Blah Sabbath (Drugs A. Money), Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:11 (seven years ago) Permalink
one more - nice psychy folky thing by snails
― back in gloom (electricsound), Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:13 (seven years ago) Permalink
neat beat happening-esque pop from melbourne, both EP and single are free
― back in gloom (electricsound), Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:14 (seven years ago) Permalink
▓▒░ TORLEY ░▒▓ - Glitch Pianohttp://music.torley.com/album/glitch-pianoHalf a gigabyte of what the title promises!
Butchers - Watch Your Backhttp://butchers.bandcamp.com/album/watch-your-backNoisy garage psych!
Corrupt Autopilot - inside the Crystal Palacehttp://corruptautopilot.bandcamp.com/album/inside-the-crystal-palacePsychedelic indie rock!
Kong - What It Seems Is What You Gethttp://kong1.bandcamp.com/album/what-it-seems-is-what-you-getDutch instrumental metal!
Disasterpeace - Rise of the Obsidian Interstellarhttp://disasterpeace.com/album/rise-of-the-obsidian-interstellarEpic videogame soundtrack!
― J3ff T., Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:25 (seven years ago) Permalink
Marsh Hens (both EPs free)
post-punky band with oddball vocals, sometimes compared to pere ubu
― Oh shit, that's my bone! (Hurting 2), Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:30 (seven years ago) Permalink
Grindcore Karaoke (label page)http://grindcorekaraoke.com/All the free grindcore you could ever want! Gigantic Brain's Invasion Discography is fun, I've heard good things about Robocop, and I love the cover of the Contraception record. Other than that, your guess is as good as mine. If anyone wants to dig through this and single out the good stuff, it would be appreciated. It's a little too much grind for me, though.
― J3ff T., Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:34 (seven years ago) Permalink
excellent irish psych
― sleeve, Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:36 (seven years ago) Permalink
japanese punk in the dillinger four sense, highly recommended, my favorite record of 2009
― mutant slow drum (BradNelson), Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:38 (seven years ago) Permalink
Man, I'm going to need another iPod because of this thread…
― J3ff T., Saturday, 7 January 2012 06:45 (seven years ago) Permalink
One of my most-played albums of 2011, instrumental/psych/space/kraut/doom. Sabbath meets Hawkwind meets Neu!, very catchy and incredibly concise for a bunch of psychedelic instrumentals.
― A. Begrand, Saturday, 7 January 2012 09:36 (seven years ago) Permalink
Thx for this thread J3ff T! Have been enjoying Sudden Death Of Stars this afternoon.
― pandemic, Saturday, 7 January 2012 14:15 (seven years ago) Permalink
A great EP in the NNF/Emeraldsy neo-retro-synth vein:
― questino (seandalai), Saturday, 7 January 2012 16:21 (seven years ago) Permalink
oh yeah Rites Wild is way cool
ILXor-related psych:
― Blah Sabbath (Drugs A. Money), Saturday, 7 January 2012 18:53 (seven years ago) Permalink
Man, great idea for a thread. This needs to be a constant resource.
― Ned Raggett, Saturday, 7 January 2012 19:35 (seven years ago) Permalink
And agreed re: the Roswell Incident, made up in part of longtime I Love Comics poster Matt M. Transantarctic was done in my old garage...
― Ned Raggett, Saturday, 7 January 2012 19:36 (seven years ago) Permalink
Yeah, and I should mention that this doesn't have to be just a list thread, people should feel totally free to post their thoughts on stuff they've downloaded. I'm listening to the Melodien album right now (Melodie), and it's GREAT.
― J3ff T., Saturday, 7 January 2012 22:38 (seven years ago) Permalink
Lüger - Concrete Lighthttp://luger.bandcamp.com/Spanish Krautrock par excellence!
Ga'an - Ga'anhttp://recordsonribs.com/artists/gaan/gaan/Not Bandcamp, but free download of superb psychedelic prog! (Initially recommended by emil.y, so she deserves the credit)
Across Tundrashttp://acrosstundras.bandcamp.com/Complete discography of awesome psychedelic prairie rock! Pick one that looks cool, they're all good!
The Holy Roman Army - Lazerianshttp://theholyromanarmy.bandcamp.com/album/lazeriansElectronica shoegaze? Why not!
Mega Beardo - A Mega Man 2 Guitar Tributehttp://beardomusic.bandcamp.com/album/mega-beardo-a-mega-man-2-guitar-tributeInstrumental metal guitar covers of Mega Man 2 songs? Why not! Also, he has a guitar that looks like an NES.
― J3ff T., Saturday, 7 January 2012 22:58 (seven years ago) Permalink
i wouldn't even know where to start with this thread!
― reconstituted pork offal slurry (get bent), Sunday, 8 January 2012 00:29 (seven years ago) Permalink
psychedelic prairie rock sounds interesting tho.
― reconstituted pork offal slurry (get bent), Sunday, 8 January 2012 00:30 (seven years ago) Permalink
I should probably clarify that it's DARK, heavy psychedelic prairie rock. Reviewed their latest release for Decibel, but it's one of those weird outliers that they occasionally cover, not actually metal.
― J3ff T., Sunday, 8 January 2012 00:41 (seven years ago) Permalink
yeah they wont be metal enough for jbr
― Jimmy Riddle Orchestra (Armand Schaubroeck Ratfucker), Sunday, 8 January 2012 00:42 (seven years ago) Permalink
― reconstituted pork offal slurry (get bent), Sunday, 8 January 2012 00:53 (seven years ago) Permalink
I think you mean to say that JBR is so metal that most bands shouldn't even try music, period.
― Ned Raggett, Sunday, 8 January 2012 00:57 (seven years ago) Permalink
I don't know if this has been posted but great work from Joel Ford (aka Oneohtrix Point Never) and John Shields. Name your own price.
Shiels and Lopatin 'S/T'
― Doran, Monday, 9 January 2012 16:06 (seven years ago) Permalink
across tundras is great!
― the 500 gats of bartholomew thuggins (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Monday, 9 January 2012 18:27 (seven years ago) Permalink
Teenage Strangler!http://teenagestrangler.bandcamp.com/album/dark-sun
great album, a little garage, a little like if you wished 90s GBV was more like Superchuck or vice versa
― the 500 gats of bartholomew thuggins (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Monday, 9 January 2012 18:28 (seven years ago) Permalink
great thread btw
― congratulations (n/a), Monday, 9 January 2012 18:41 (seven years ago) Permalink
my two favorite brooklyn bands at the moment:http://diehard.bandcamp.com/ archers of loaf/sloan sounding stuffhttp://passengerperu.bandcamp.com/ pinback/modest mouse sounding stuff
my two favorite boston bands at the moment:http://grassisgreen.bandcamp.com/ progressive hardcorehttp://fathistorymonth.bandcamp.com/ garage stuff
my fav philly band at the moment:http://petmilk.bandcamp.com/ dreamy jangly shoegaze pop
http://brokenwatermusic.bandcamp.com/ - olympia band sounds like sonic youth & mbv
― billstevejim, Monday, 9 January 2012 19:02 (seven years ago) Permalink
Ga'an is sick
― billstevejim, Monday, 9 January 2012 19:13 (seven years ago) Permalink
This isn't on bandcamp but it is free and also AWESOME
The Runnies are a rock'n roll organ trio hailing from Chicago. Fronted by vocal extraordinaire Mary McKane. Their sound is gnarly, the beats are totally slammin, and the leads are freaky-deaky.
The Runnies - http://www.candydinner.com/album/the-runnies-you-cant-win/
― La Lechera, Monday, 9 January 2012 19:21 (seven years ago) Permalink
that glitch piano one is actually kinda dope
― the third kind of dubstep (Jordan), Monday, 9 January 2012 19:35 (seven years ago) Permalink
Non-bandcamp free downloads are also welcome, as long as they are AWESOME.
― Gamera died for our sins (J3ff T.), Monday, 9 January 2012 19:40 (seven years ago) Permalink
nice shoegazey stuff from the Bilinda Butchers: http://thebilindabutchers.bandcamp.com/album/regret-love-guilt-dreams
― skip, Monday, 9 January 2012 19:42 (seven years ago) Permalink
http://cloudkicker.bandcamp.com/album/beaconsAmbient metal with electronic touches!
http://axxicorn.bandcamp.com/album/war-of-the-giantsMythological proto-metal!
http://icedragon.bandcamp.com/album/the-burl-the-earth-the-aetherGarage doom metal!
http://airs.bandcamp.com/album/gloomlightsShoegaze with black metal touches!
http://ktroneb.bandcamp.com/Ridiculously prolific Tangerine Dream-style electronic guy! My favorites of the many, many albums he has available are Game over and Tiresias Show, but if you find any other good ones, let us know!
― Gamera died for our sins (J3ff T.), Monday, 9 January 2012 19:55 (seven years ago) Permalink
ooh that last one sounds good!!
― La Lechera, Monday, 9 January 2012 19:56 (seven years ago) Permalink
i like Cloudkicker
― Jimmy Riddle Orchestra (Armand Schaubroeck Ratfucker), Monday, 9 January 2012 20:00 (seven years ago) Permalink
Uruguayan psych rock, in my top 10 for the year: http://ufesas.bandcamp.com/
Every album that's available at Bandcamp on this list is linked! http://www.fastnbulbous.com/2011-stoner-doom-psych-metal-rock.htm
― Fastnbulbous, Monday, 9 January 2012 20:14 (seven years ago) Permalink
Sleestak - Altrusian Moon - A Lo-Fi Collection Of Psychedelia and Space Rockhttp://sleestak.bandcamp.com/album/altrusian-moon-a-lo-fi-collection-of-psychedelia-and-space-rock
You can get it free, but if enough people pay something, it will fund their recording of a new album this year.
― Fastnbulbous, Monday, 9 January 2012 20:18 (seven years ago) Permalink
free comp of pop covers by electronic musicians from a dope label
― the third kind of dubstep (Jordan), Monday, 9 January 2012 21:26 (seven years ago) Permalink
^^^this, co-written by a certain ilxor, is a v. good guide to hip-hop stuff on bandcamp/similar websites from last year.
― unattractive on the g side (a hoy hoy), Monday, 9 January 2012 21:55 (seven years ago) Permalink
I made thishttp://themartialarts.bandcamp.com/it's power pop
― Peas, Ants, Pigs & Astronauts (PaulTMA), Monday, 9 January 2012 21:57 (seven years ago) Permalink
this SEDAN record is v. pretty, ty jeff
― unattractive on the g side (a hoy hoy), Monday, 9 January 2012 22:59 (seven years ago) Permalink
Kevin Bewersdorf - Slow Dudeshttp://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_Bewersdorf/Slow_Dudes/
A friend of mine's RISD classmate (please don't let this repel anyone). Glitchy, cheesy, MIDI pop goodness. Favorites: "Hi Hi Hello" "The Last Seinfeld" and "1989 Toyota Camry"
― scottfree, Tuesday, 10 January 2012 01:11 (seven years ago) Permalink
really like this album reviewed on pitchfork today:
Household - Itemshttp://household.bandcamp.com/(free to stream, $3 to download)
female postpunk with short catchy songs
― congratulations (n/a), Tuesday, 10 January 2012 16:02 (seven years ago) Permalink
That thing I linked to is a 'spoof' of some sort apparently. I thought it was pretty good to be honest.
― Doran, Tuesday, 10 January 2012 19:57 (seven years ago) Permalink
great instrumental beat record:
sample-heavy but very musical, tracks go places.
― the third kind of dubstep (Jordan), Tuesday, 10 January 2012 22:37 (seven years ago) Permalink
been listening to this constantly since @mountain_goats linked to it on twitter yesterday. it is lovely!
― kid steel (cajunsunday), Tuesday, 10 January 2012 23:27 (seven years ago) Permalink
http://battlecircus.bandcamp.com/Epic prog rock lock Muse (don't run away)!
http://c-jeff.bandcamp.com/album/preschtaleChiptune prog metal (?) concept album!
http://cosmonautsday.bandcamp.com/album/paths-of-the-restlessRussian post-space sludge! Maybe.
http://eyemusic.bandcamp.com/album/center-of-the-sunHeavy space rock from Ohio!
http://sanangelus.bandcamp.com/album/soon-well-all-be-ghostsPost-hardcore from members of Pelican and These Arms Are Snakes!
― Gamera died for our sins (J3ff T.), Wednesday, 11 January 2012 01:43 (seven years ago) Permalink
Maybe this is inappropriate, but my band has a name-your-price mini album out ATM https://discozhivago.bandcamp.com/
― nuumerykah (dog latin), Tuesday, 10 March 2015 15:25 (four years ago) Permalink
The limit is for the mobile app only, no?
― Dinsdale, Tuesday, 10 March 2015 16:27 (four years ago) Permalink
oh, that would make sense.
― lil urbane (Jordan), Tuesday, 10 March 2015 16:36 (four years ago) Permalink
is there a good "beginner's guide to using bandcamp" tutorial out there for first-time users from the artist side? i have used bandcamp plenty as a consumer/listener but i don't know anything from the other side and i need to get the ball rolling.
― groundless round (La Lechera), Tuesday, 10 March 2015 16:45 (four years ago) Permalink
it's super easy, you just upload wav files and artwork and type words. they walk you through it.
― lil urbane (Jordan), Tuesday, 10 March 2015 16:58 (four years ago) Permalink
they have to be wav files? see i didn't know that. i don't know anything!
― groundless round (La Lechera), Tuesday, 10 March 2015 17:29 (four years ago) Permalink
any lossless format - wav, aif, flac. then they automatically encode the compression versions (mp3s etc).
― lil urbane (Jordan), Tuesday, 10 March 2015 17:32 (four years ago) Permalink
their Help section seems comprehensive enoughhttps://bandcamp.com/help/
― Dinsdale, Tuesday, 10 March 2015 17:33 (four years ago) Permalink
oh ok, i didn't realize that you can control/remove the streaming limit:
By default, fans can play tracks on Bandcamp only a few times in full, after which they get a dialog prompting them to buy. As the artist, you can up this limit, or remove it entirely, from your Profile page (you of course always get unlimited plays of your own tracks, but for the curious, here's what the purchase prompt looks like). When a fan makes a purchase, they get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app for Android, iOS and Sonos, an optional download in a variety of high-quality formats including lossless, and of course the satisfaction of directly supporting an artist they love.
― lil urbane (Jordan), Tuesday, 10 March 2015 17:36 (four years ago) Permalink
i'll gather my materials and see what i can get done by myself. ty!
― groundless round (La Lechera), Tuesday, 10 March 2015 17:39 (four years ago) Permalink
The new Kult of the Wizard is out today. Really good retro stoner rock:
Full disclosure: my noise theremin squawks are the soundbed for track 3, "Plasma Pool"
― EZ Snappin, Friday, 13 March 2015 15:16 (four years ago) Permalink
I play in a band and while it's not free yet, all day tomorrow (3/17) can get our first record for free from Bandcamp cuz it's ten yrs old
― chr1sb3singer, Monday, 16 March 2015 13:07 (four years ago) Permalink
hey i've heard stnnng before - good stuff!
― mcayrshire (dog latin), Monday, 16 March 2015 13:50 (four years ago) Permalink
Ok now it's up and free for today
― chr1sb3singer, Tuesday, 17 March 2015 12:55 (four years ago) Permalink
Just made this. Pretty psychedelic dudes.
― ©Oz Quiz© (Adam Bruneau), Wednesday, 8 April 2015 07:06 (four years ago) Permalink
From March to December this year a new release each month and each is F/PWYW . Electronics, synths and things: templo.bandcamp.com
― Acid Hose (Capitaine Jay Vee), Wednesday, 8 April 2015 18:25 (four years ago) Permalink
Swivs "Free Period Blood Money"http://swivs.bandcamp.com/releasescatchy bedroom rock music with electronic flourishes
― Immediate Follower (NA), Friday, 8 May 2015 16:42 (three years ago) Permalink
also has a pretty great cover
― Immediate Follower (NA), Friday, 8 May 2015 16:44 (three years ago) Permalink
I enjoyed this – more so the second half – though I've not heard much indie-pop since the Mystery Jets went mediocre. Light-as-air sounds en español just in time for the southern summer [/reviewer](From Amplifier: "Polvo Disco is Alexander Longstaff's solo project. Born and raised in Buenos Aires, he became involved at young age in the local rock music scene, touring Chile and Argentina as a former member of pop band Alai. In 2007 he moved to New Zealand and started his solo music career")
― flyingtrain (sbahnhof), Wednesday, 18 November 2015 21:57 (three years ago) Permalink
here goes nothing
― the tune was space, Thursday, 3 December 2015 15:04 (three years ago) Permalink
My hero 😍
― cory artangel (Stevie D(eux)), Thursday, 3 December 2015 17:24 (three years ago) Permalink
― AdamVania (Adam Bruneau), Friday, 4 December 2015 01:07 (three years ago) Permalink
"Why Pay More?" was originally created for a performance at Whartscape in 2009 in which audience members had to guess the track's bpm in order to win a prize (a life size bust of Master Chief from the video game Halo)
collage in the vein of mick turner, >bridge & nut< raketown, and no-input feedback
― braunld (Lowell N. Behold'n), Saturday, 12 December 2015 01:49 (three years ago) Permalink
i have a track on this, but there are 38 other ones, so far they're all great (still working my way through!)https://hushhushrecords.bandcamp.com/album/presents-vol-2
― expertly crafted referential display name (Jordan), Tuesday, 29 December 2015 19:46 (three years ago) Permalink
4-track ep from LA band The Tissues, reminds me of a lot of female-fronted bands I was into in the 90s where the singer sang LOUD.
― Ⓓⓡ. (Johnny Fever), Friday, 22 January 2016 03:18 (three years ago) Permalink
this is dope, def in the ash ra, early oneohtrix, hella synthed up zone
― ecclesiastes nutz (m bison), Sunday, 24 January 2016 05:02 (three years ago) Permalink
Not really a bandcamp thing but I don't know where else to ask this so
Since when do you have to have a soundcloud account to download downloadable tracks posted on soundcloud?!?
― Crazy Eddie & Jesus the Kid (Raymond Cummings), Monday, 22 February 2016 13:15 (three years ago) Permalink
New lamniformes
― How Butch, I mean (Jimmy The Mod Awaits The Return Of His Beloved), Friday, 9 September 2016 17:22 (two years ago) Permalink
May have been covered up thread but ... have we discussed the "correct" price to pay for a "name your price" album?
― djh, Sunday, 30 July 2017 17:33 (one year ago) Permalink
I feel $4 and have no idea why
― Universal LULU Nation (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Sunday, 30 July 2017 21:25 (one year ago) Permalink
$6.66 hail satan
― ToddBonzalez (BradNelson), Sunday, 30 July 2017 21:39 (one year ago) Permalink
I usually go with $5.
― Elvis Telecom, Sunday, 30 July 2017 23:58 (one year ago) Permalink
$10 fugazi style
― AdamVania (Adam Bruneau), Monday, 31 July 2017 00:11 (one year ago) Permalink
The question was prompted by some "name your price" Ian William Craig downloads that I'd buy if they came out on CD.
$4 or £3.00 doesn't seem too shoddy.
― djh, Monday, 31 July 2017 18:53 (one year ago) Permalink
If you're gonna spend money on Bandcamp this week, consider doing it this Friday: https://daily.bandcamp.com/2017/07/31/this-friday-stand-with-bandcamp-in-support-of-trans-rights/
― bumbling my way toward the light or wahtever (hardcore dilettante), Tuesday, 1 August 2017 03:28 (one year ago) Permalink
All the Shinkoyo label back catalogue is NYP right now, including those brilliant Skeletons records.
― MaresNest, Wednesday, 25 October 2017 17:18 (one year ago) Permalink
A friend of friends of mine just passed away. His stuff is good:https://vows1.bandcamp.com/album/vows-2
― IF (Terrorist) Yes, Explain (man alive), Friday, 27 October 2017 14:52 (one year ago) Permalink
mentioned on the post-fahey thread, but this is great: https://deathisnot.bandcamp.com/album/fayet
― tylerw, Friday, 27 October 2017 14:54 (one year ago) Permalink
the excellent "weird times" by matt jencik is free/name your price today only for halloween: https://mattjencik.bandcamp.com/. highly recommended if you're interested in drone music at all.
― na (NA), Tuesday, 31 October 2017 19:35 (one year ago) Permalink
One thing I don't understand about Bandcamp. Why does anyone pay for any of the music if everything - I ever saw on there - was streamable for free? Just to download the mp3 and have a file on the computer?
― Ich bin kein Berliner (alex in mainhattan), Monday, 30 April 2018 17:59 (eleven months ago) Permalink
to download the MP3 in case it ever goes away, and/or to support the artist
― aloha darkness my old friend (katherine), Monday, 30 April 2018 18:10 (eleven months ago) Permalink
at least once I've streamed something on BC a couple of times and then been informed I couldn't anymore without purchasing the album--not sure how standard that is though
― rob, Monday, 30 April 2018 18:13 (eleven months ago) Permalink
The artist/label can set that, I'm pretty sure.
Also DJs still need downloads, which is why I really like Bandcamp for dance music.
― change display name (Jordan), Monday, 30 April 2018 18:35 (eleven months ago) Permalink
Ok then but what I don't like is that you cannot download single songs (or can you?). On the other hand I like the album approach (in theory). I am torn in between the past and present.
― Ich bin kein Berliner (alex in mainhattan), Monday, 30 April 2018 19:26 (eleven months ago) Permalink
You can! Just click on the track and it should open its own page, with a track-level price.
Although I have seen some jazz artists in particular making power moves where only a couple of the tracks are streaming, and so you have to buy the album to hear the rest.
― change display name (Jordan), Monday, 30 April 2018 19:57 (eleven months ago) Permalink
Why does anyone pay for any of the music if everything - I ever saw on there - was streamable for free?
because they care about the artist
― Hazy Maze Cave (Adam Bruneau), Monday, 30 April 2018 22:53 (eleven months ago) Permalink
i mean why leave money in the hat of a street performer? you could use that money to pay your comcast bill. im sure they will appreciate it just as much.
― Hazy Maze Cave (Adam Bruneau), Monday, 30 April 2018 23:00 (eleven months ago) Permalink
BC has lossless album downloads (my preferred listening). I buy an album and support an artist I like rather than giving money to marketers.
― Elvis Telecom, Monday, 18 June 2018 06:27 (ten months ago) Permalink
I wish Bandcamp would offer Chromecast support. They claimed it was in the offing a couple of years ago but still nothing.
― millmeister, Monday, 18 June 2018 10:15 (ten months ago) Permalink


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J. S. Fry & Sons is the oldest chocolate firm in Britain. Joseph Fry was a Quaker who trained as a doctor in the 1700s. He became convinced of the health giving properties of cocoa and started making chocolate in his apothecary shop in Bristol. The business was eventually taken over by son, Joseph Storrs Fry. He created J. S. Fry and Sons and by 1907 the firm had 10 factories employing about 4,500 workers.


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A petition circulating throughout the UD-3 school district is imploring the Middlebury Union High School administration, board and teachers to "adopt a culture of excellence mandated at the highest administrative levels." The petition has been greeted with enthusiasm by the board and administration, though early responses suggest that restricted finances will hamper how much can be done to effect changes on test scores that petitioners say are too low.
Certainly, current test scores validate the need for change.
When Vermont Commissioner of Education Armando Vilaseca visits the Vergennes Union High School board of education next week he is expected to have two key items on his agenda: school board consolidation and "school transformation." VUHS has been a statewide leader on both issues (see story Page 1) and is deserving of the attention Vilaseca's visit brings to the school. But we also hope the commissioner will spend a few moments talking about what the state needs to do if we are truly going to compete in the global marketplace.
While Congress is up to its neck wrangling with health care reform, the financial wizards of Wall Street are greasing the skids for a return to the high profits seen before last year's financial meltdown, highlighted by the failure of Lehman Brothers a year ago this week. President Obama went into the den of Wall Street on Monday with the warning that the public would not stand for more reckless behavior.
The pertinent facts about the status of health care in this country should have been ample evidence to persuade Congress and the American people that 'kicking the can down the road' for another few years is not befitting, as President Barack Obama told the nation in a joint speech to Congress last Thursday, of our national character.
It is in the American character, the president reminded us all, to address the tough issues and to rally around those in need.
Give Vermont State Auditor Tom Salmon points in courage for bucking the majority and switching to the minority party, but Vermonters should be wary of his reasons.
First, he blames Vermont Democrats for a budget process that was "rife with deficiencies and dysfunction," and second, he says the Republican Party's grasp on the fiscal crisis facing the state is better anchored in reality.
If political change is in the air following Gov. James Douglas' decision not to seek re-election, it would seem that the race for governor is the Democrats' to lose.
But lose they will if their agenda is seen by Vermonters as so liberal that the state simply cannot afford a party that seeks to expand government programs and will not be shy about raising taxes to pay for them.
Jim Douglas is doing what only one other governor has done in the last 47 years: He is leaving office from a position of strength.
Every governor since 1962 – except for Deane Davis – stayed at least one term too many. The only problem was that no one knew it was too many until it was over.
Phil Hoff's third and final term – he served 1963-1969 – was an absolute disaster, by his own admission. He was distracted by the national unrest and was exhausted by his first two terms.
A milestone in the Bristol town planning process occurred recently when the Bristol Planning Commission signed off on its third draft of the revised town plan and sent it to the Bristol Selectboard for review. It's a milestone because the planning commission has spent four and a half years crafting a 100-plus-page document that significantly rewrites the town plan.
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The lack of a return on investment (ROI) is still a large obstacle to implementing waste reduction processes in the workplace, a recent survey by Tompkins Supply Chain Consortium found.
More than half of the companies in the survey cited "ROI constraints" as a key challenge to making company processes sustainable. But these businesses are rising to the challenge by establishing low-cost, workforce sustainability efforts at the grassroots level, according to the Consortium's new survey report Waste and Recycling Sustainability: Ideas for Reducing Your Company's Impact on the Environment, which is available with registration.
"We've said before that sustainability is not always about being Earth friendly; many times these green initiatives also need to be wallet friendly," said Bruce Tompkins executive director of the Consortium and author of the report. "The good news is that companies have found inexpensive but effective techniques for keeping waste out of landfills."
Respondents from leading retail and manufacturing companies:
Tompkins Supply Chain Consortium is a source for supply chain benchmarking and best practices knowledge.


text: Hi Vincent, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > Which myrinet cards are in Mare Nostrum? Single link PCI-X D cards, with 4 MB of SRAM to be comfortable with multiples routes between a lot of nodes. The NICs for the BladeCenter have a specific format: smaller than regular half-size PCI boards, NIC is // to the mainboard and has no fiber transceiver (goes to the OPM via the Bladecenter backplane). Available only via IBM. > What one way pingpong latency can it get from 1 end of the machine to the > other end of the machine? I don't know, I didn't work on this machine. It would depend on the number of crossbars and lengths of fiber. I uses the new switches with 32-port crossbars, so the max path should not be longer than 7 hops if my memory is right. At one time, the PCI-X on the JS-20 blades was clocked at 100 MHz, I don't know if it has been bumped to 133 MHz since. Patrick -- Patrick Geoffray Myricom, Inc. http://www.myri.com


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Kundalini Yoga (Weekly Class)
Kundalini Yoga, the Yoga of Awareness is the technology of human consciousness. This technology precisely and consciously combines breath, hand poses, eye-focus, mantra, body locks, and postures to balance the glandular system, strengthen the 72,000 nerves in the body, balance the glandular system, expands the lung capacity, purifies the blood stream. It promotes health, vitality, mental clarity and inner balance. It is the fastest way to establish an aligned relationship between the body, mind and the soul. It teaches the techniques and awareness to stay healthy in body and in mind, boost up our energy, harness the energy of the mind and the emotions, so we can be in control of ourselves, rather than being controlled by our thoughts and feelings.
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Kundalini Yoga is much more than just a system of physical exercises. It is a dynamic, powerful tool for expanding awareness. This practice of Yoga uses a combination of movement, exercises, breath, hand positions and meditation techniques and vibration of sound. Most importantly, the purpose of this form of yoga helps in the expansion and heightening of one's awareness and focus on an inward journey of Self Discovery.
Each Kundalini Yoga class includes 1 hour of exercises and 30 mins of meditation techniques to help us achieve sense of balance, clarity and peace after every session. It works very efficiently as one can feel changes in the body and psyche within a few minutes and deeper changes through regular practice.
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April 25, 2014
NEW MESSAGE! Showed up on my screen. It was Ralph confirming our birthday eve rendezvous.
"See you around ten?" he texted. I agreed and expressed excitement. I was turning 30 and feeling the change. This is such a blessing to make it ten years strong of HIV and see another year, another chapter of life. On top of having Ralph on top of me.
March 23, 2014
Met him back in March during the first weekend in my new Midtown villa at an event premiering Impulse with a photography art exhibit and party. The West End industrial studio with white and cream curtains and table clothes with black accents was completely packed. Everyone's greeted to an Urban socialite magazine photographer capturing the community glitterati dressed in their best attire. Models were surrounded by admiring patrons appreciating the photography and atmosphere. Wearing my yellow power shoulders blouse, dark denim jeans, blue and yellow kente cloth scarf and mid length black cowboy boots with my black trench peacoat, I greeted the camera with a confident smile and newly inducted Midtown swag. Giving Grace Jones mug.
The drinks were flowing as people from all directions greeted me with love and respect. It felt good to be out. It'd been a while since I'd been to one of these events seeing familiar faces. The DJ kept the party in motion catering to excitement and culture. The first Chippendale model Scooby came up to me with arms open, he was a friend I've seen around the way at the former Outwrite Bookstore and other settings for a few years. The short mocha colored cutie with dread locks, clipboard at hand came to say hello. He asked if I'd signed up for Impulse and I grabbed the clipboard and placed my info.
Soon after Chippendale Model#2 walked up to introduced himself as Xavier. Fine! I mean I would drink his bath water FINE! Where you stay at FINE! With clipboard at hand he's asking for my info yet I'd already given it to Scooby. He didn't mind instead he stuck around to talk for a few and I felt like silk.
After we chatted I grabbed a drink or few (open bar, don't judge me ) and headed to sit when I noticed men giving me the eyes. I was turning heads and didn't mind one bit. I was feeling the celebration within myself. New outlook, new villa, new attitude, everything was brand new and I reveled in it. I guess the men noticed a change too. In fact someone from years ago approached me and to be honest I still don't remember their name but he was definitely a Buckhead cutie with charm. Even kissed my hand chile and GOT EVERY SECOND OF MY LIFE!
"What's going on?" I'm thinking to myself. I'm not use to this level of attention and I didn't expect it, yet there it was plain as sight, nam myoho renge kyo boo! The photographer responsible for the racy, invigorating and powerful project grabbed everyone's attention with drinks at hand and smiles to match. He thanked us all for coming out and then turned the mic over to a model whom I knew to premiere the party.
Curtains fall and revealed was an entire oversized space with more bars, exquisite desserts, DJ booth, lights, tall Roman columns and hardwood floor. It was as if we'd transported to a different world with a hint of neon. Everyone was taken back from the entire set up. I made my way over to the table and slightly toppled the chocolate covered strawberries (which I'm allergic to by the way). Luckily no one saw but I didn't want to be looked those looks of " girl really!?" So I slid away and walked over to the bar for my next drink.
After witnessing drunk bitches at the party walk around in another world, I gladly received my specialty and slowly paced the space. Dancing, laughter, healthy shade throwing, the night was just getting started and people were feeling their cocktails. Standing solo nestling my drink, from my left peripherals, I noticed Chippendale model #3 approaching my way. At first I thought he was just passing but then I grew a bit nervous.
While holding my drink up to my mouth I said under my breathe:
"Is he walking over here? Girl, he walking over here ... drink your drink ... be cool ... just be cool bitch ... and don't moist yourself ... he is actually making contact in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ..."
Staring directly at me was a 6ft cinnamon brown skin Brotha with chiseled everything and a killer smile with clipboard at hand.
"Hi would you like to sign up for Impulse!?" He asked with a hint of flirt and so I flirted back explaining that I'd already signed up and then the conversation really began.
"I'm Ralph and you are?"
"Antron, pleasure to meet you, Ralph."
The Minneapolis native was completely flawless. From head to toe and stupid fine. Like, "I wanna buy him a short set" FINE so how could I resist.
"Have you ever seen Wreck It Ralph?"
"I have, with my nephew."
"How cool, I haven't but I hear it's good."


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Founded over thirty years ago, Eagles Fly for Leukemia supports pediatric cancer and leukemia research at three Delaware Valley hospitals, helping their world renowned scientists in the quest for a cure.
Why us ?
Our health. It is something we all take for granted until we no longer have it. Words cannot express the agony and anguish parents feel when their child is diagnosed with leukemia.
What we take for granted is no longer a reality for some.
The vision of Eagles Fly for Leukemia is simple. For a leukemia stricken child to awaken free of the oppressive fear and doubt brought by her affliction; for her parents to sleep at night without tears; for siblings to play without guilt...
What It Means
"Eagles Fly for Leukemia has made a huge impact on my life since I was at the young age of 9. I was undergoing chemotherapy and struggling with its effects, but I was able to go The Bert Bell Awards Dinner and meet some of my heroes. I was inspired meeting the Eagles players and coaches and going to the event made me really realize how lucky I was to have such a great organization supporting me and other children like me. I had no idea what an extreme impact the organization would have on me just a few years later. Eagles Fly for Leukemia is allowing me to go to Drexel University to pursue a career in nursing and fulfill my dream of becoming a pediatric oncology nurse practitioner. I cannot thank the people of Eagles Fly for Leukemia enough, they have been a huge part of my life for several years and are helping guide me to the next step of my life."
-Kasey K.
To Find a Cure!
We need to put an end to the fear of the disease. We need to allow parents to sleep at night. We need for children to play as children can. We need to bring an end to this disease!
We gather together to help cancer stricken children and their families continue their fight for a brighter future. They cannot do it alone. Through the efforts and commitments of individuals combined with overwhelming generosity, we have been able to make a difference.
On behalf of Eagles Fly for Leukemia, the hospitals and families we benefit and more importantly the children, thank you for your support.
Please donate to help our cause here at Eagles Fly for Leukemia.
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