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Brooklyn-based artist Steven Weinberg created these enjoyable watercolors of famous historical figures—including Moses, Georgia O'Keeffe, Cookie Monster, Frosty the Snowman and others—drinking coffee. The show is currently up on display at the Cafe Grumpy in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, or you can scroll through his website to see the whole collection. Poor Atlas; the primordial deity never gets a coffee break :(


text: SHERIFF'S SALE mercercounty.org or nj.com SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION MERCER COUNTY Docket No. F-006589-19 WELLS FARGO BANK, NA Plaintiff Vs. PAUL M. PINTELLA; ROXANNE C. PINTELLA; DISCOVER BANK Defendant Execution. By virtue of the above stated writ of execution to me directed and delivered, I will expose for sale at public venue, on September 18, 2019, between the hours of twelve and five o'clock in the afternoon of said day, that is to say at two o'clock p.m. in the Court House, in the City of Trenton, in the County of Mercer and State of New Jersey. Premises commonly known as: 212 KENSINGTON AVENUE, TRENTON, NJ 08618-3332 BEING KNOWN as LOT 13, BLOCK 33805 on the official Tax Map of the CITY of TRENTON Dimensions: 197.72 FT X 37.28 FT X 191.78 FT X 55.00 FT Nearest Cross Street: Stuyvesant Avenue The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication. *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or other charges, and any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance premiums or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested parties are to conduct and rely upon their own independent investigation to ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest remain of record and/or have priority over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the current amount due thereon. ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The above advertisement does not constitute a full legal description of the Real Estate. The full legal description is available at the office of the Sheriff during regular business hours. (Full legal description consists ONLY of outside dimensions.) The approximate amount of the judgment sought to be satisfied by the sale is the sum of $165,959.95 plus interest and costs. At the time of the Sale, Twenty Per Cent of the amount bid will be required as a Deposit by the Purchaser, in Cash, Certified Check, Cashier's or Bank Check. The Balance is payable Ten Days from the date of sale, in Cash, Certified Check, Cashier's Check, or Treasurer's Check, with lawful interest calculated on the Balance Due, from the eleventh Day after sale, until Balance is paid. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn the sale in this case without further notice by publication. If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and any persons claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to Court Rule 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that person's claim and asking for an order directing payment of it he surplus money. The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale will have information regarding the surplus, if any. The defendant may request two statutory postponements prior to the sale, not exceeding two weeks for each one. The fee for each is $28 payable only in money order or cash. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS NOTICE DOES NOT APPLY TO THE TENANTS LIVING AT A PROPERTY UNLESS SPECIFIED BY A COURT ORDER. Attorney PHELAN HALLINAN DIAMOND & JONES, PC 856-813-5500 Attorney File # 822919 Sheriff's # 19003328 John A. Kemler, Sheriff PrtFee$267.40 8/27, 9/3, 9/10, 9/17


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MILPITAS, Calif., May 27, 2014 – SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), a global leader in flash storage solutions, today announced the iNAND™ Standard™ embedded flash drive (EFD), an ideal storage solution for entry-level tablets and smartphones in China and other high-growth markets. The new 1Y nanometer 3-bit-per-cell (X3) NAND flash storage solution enables original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to quickly introduce new, affordable tablets and smartphones with the reliable performance of SanDisk storage.
"China is the most dynamic smartphone and tablet market today, with state-of-the-art high-end smartphones and new powerful, but affordable, 'entry-level' devices," said Mr. Drew Henry, senior vice president and general manager, Mobile and Connected Solutions, SanDisk. "We leveraged our flash technology expertise to specifically design our new iNAND Standard for the high-volume China budget mobile device market. Because we work closely with mobile systems providers, it offers near plug-and-play capability that enables OEMs to rapidly introduce highly capable entry-level tablets and smartphones that are optimal for the China mass market."
Rising consumption of data continues to drive demand for richer digital experiences and more connected devices around the world, with particularly strong growth at the entry-level price points. In 2013, the number of active smart devices, including smartphones and tablets exceeded 700,000,000 in China alone.2 SanDisk embedded storage sales in China rose by 570 percent from 2012 to 2013.
SanDisk works with all leading smartphone and tablet makers, as well as top processor and operating system companies in China and around the world, including Fuzhou Rockchip Electronics Co. Because of those relationships, iNAND Standard seamlessly works with current mobile devices systems and can be easily implemented right out of the box. This enables the potential for major OEM customers, as well as small device makers, to significantly reduce the time from product development to product availability.
"The combination of the application performance of our Rockchip processor and the cost-effective and trusted flash storage delivered by iNAND Standard provides a platform for China OEMs to bring new possibilities to the entry-level tablet market," said Mr. QiuPing Hu, chief technology officer of Fuzhou Rockchip Electronics Co., Ltd.
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3 Up to stated speed. Based on internal testing; performance may vary based on host device. 1 megabyte (MB) = 1 million bytes. X=150KB/s.
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In layered monologues fueled by alcohol and disappointment, three Dubliners at different stages of life reveal their stories in "Port Authority." If this sounds like a recipe for depressing theater, it is not. Irish playwright Conor McPherson's rich language — delivered in riveting performances by the trio of actors — lifts Writers Theatre's production of "Port Authority" out of the muck of self-contemplation and into the realm of the universal.
Director William Brown is adept at paring productions down to essentials, using to his advantage the intimate Books on Vernon space in Glencoe. With only a brick wall for a set, "Port Authority" takes the audience from a barroom brawl, to a plane en route to L.A., to a home for retirees with nuns as wardens. Subtle sound cues by Andrew Hansen set the mood, but it is mostly McPherson's voice as channeled by these skilful actors that transports the audience.
First up is twenty-something Kevin, barely hatched out of his parents' nest and struggling to find his way with work and with women. It doesn't help that alcohol misdirects him at nearly every opportunity. Rob Fenton's fierce portrayal of Kevin is a wonder, his pain palpable, his Irish accent utterly convincing (credit to dialect coach Eva Breneman for her work with all three actors). In a funny riff about how everyone he knows wants to be in a band and how he has to suffer through all of their inferior playing, we see Kevin's face shift when he hears a demo by the boyfriend of his roommate/crush Claire: the guy is talented, and as much as Kevin would like to play it cool, his jealousy rips him apart.
Next at bat is Dermot, a fortyish one-time car salesman who failed to sell a single car but who unexpectedly lands a dream job. Proving that we can be our own worst enemies, instead of taking advantage of the opportunity, Dermot sabotages himself with alcohol and anger. Dermot may be a failure, but he is also a poet, referring to his anticipation of a business dinner as "a glittering jewel on the top of Friday." Talented actor John Hoogenakker plays Dermot. At the performance I attended, John Gray subbed for Hoogenakker and proved himself up to the challenge, his sad eyes and hangdog look well suited to the role.
Third in rotation is Joe, an elderly widower who traded excitement for security. Joe learned not to rock the boat — and then pined for not having taken the voyage. "You want a tip?" he asks. "If you have a dream, just forget about it." Patrick Clear embodies regret in the role.
Even with only one actor speaking at a time, the monologues feel more like dialogues as the characters reenact conversations with others, especially with women, a common thread. And although they all complain that no one listens to them, director Brown shows us that in fact they are sometimes listening to one another, as if contemplating their own future or past selves.
A common denominator among the three is alcohol, so much so that the program quotes statistics on the staggering amounts of alcohol consumed by the average Irish adult. Playwright McPherson knows the problem firsthand. On the night "Port Authority" opened on The West End in February 2001, his pancreas burst, a consequence of his addiction. The program tells us that McPherson hasn't had a drink since that night. His subsequent sobriety and success supply the upside version of his characters' despair. There is hope.
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Iti-1 Completed and abandoned with a clear implication that GBP are not going to use any further resources in this area.
I am interested in what may happen in the shorter term. Based on current SP valuation 15/6/09 Global are £10.5m and what they do have available to them is approx. £13.5m and 25% of the EA5 Licence. I am ignoring the pending legal action and Leighton as I do not believe this will have any significance in the next 9-12 months.
Whilst there is substantial overlap with TRP I am taking a view they will keep the two companies separate as Namibia is LT and they will have plenty of exposure to Uganda via TRP anyway. Surely the GBP vehicle will have looked at a number of plays in the interim period which due to the unfortunate circumstances at Iti-1 could now be brought to the forefront. The question in my mind is which territories would appeal to management and how quickly they realistically may now move. For a number of months it has been said how many O&G plays have been depressed due to lack of funding, well GBP may be about to step up to the plate but where ?
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Global Petroleum Limited is an Australia-based oil and gas, upstream exploration company, which focuses on Africa and the Mediterranean. The principal activities of the Company consist of oil and gas exploration, development and production. The Company's principal assets are two exploration blocks located offshore Namibia. The Company's project includes Namibian Project. The Namibian Project holds interest in petroleum exploration license number 29 (License) covering Offshore Blocks 1910B and 2010A in the Republic of Namibia. The License covers approximately 11,730 square kilometers and it is located offshore Namibia in water depths ranging from 1,300 meters to 3,000 meters. It intends to seek license positions in frontier exploration areas in Africa and the Mediterranean, and potentially other frontier basins, either directly through license rounds, joint venture arrangements or acquisition. Its subsidiaries include Global Petroleum UK Limited and Jupiter Petroleum Limited. more »
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Oz trades -
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Jupiter is owned 50/50 by the two Peters.........who stand to gain 25M GBP shares each.
Isn't that 25M GBP shares in total?
I've done a rough valuation in the other place, which values GBP at cash + 7*current US cashflow, valuing Namibia at cost and Uganda at Nil.
Annoyingly, I can't seem to paste from my clipboard to Stockopedia, so if anyone wants to post the link that would be great.
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So the 2 Petes go from having 50% each of Jupiter to around 20% each (based on around 40mill shares each) via their GBP holding - but gain an indirect listing for same, which has given GBP's SP a bit of a kick (& saved them the hassle & expense of listing Jupiter).
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In reply to post #53351
Yes, sorry, got a bit mixed up - it is 25M in total split between them.
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Just came back from a holiday and saw a surprising jump in GBP share price. So I then read the RNS and found it a bit garbled. Realising that it might be an abreviated version of an ASX announcement I then read that version and found it far more clear on, for example, the sequences and their commitments in terms of the Namibian licenses, as well as providing plans showing the location.
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Hi MS
However, neither announcement, afaics, gave the start date for the first four year exploration license period, which I suspect was the trigger for the sale, ie, I suspect the four years expires quite soon.
You are possibly wrong in that assumption. The 2010 map of Namibian Hydrocarbon Licenses (http://www.mme.gov.na/pdf/petroleum_licenses_01_2010.pdf) shows 1910B and 2010A as being vacant, so they may have been recently awarded. I've emailed the company to enquire, as it would be useful to know!
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Hope you're right Peter, will watch out for confirmation one way or the other, when you get a reply.
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Big rise here this week. Looks like that is on the back of the new Namibian assets and the valuation of similar ones by CHAR and TRP.
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What do people think of the huge rise over the last few weeks since the two Peters swapped their Namibian acreage from Jupiter into GBP?
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This seems to be confirmation that the rise is punters piling in or perhaps 'the market waking up to the value in the company'...
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Peeler 2 tested at 252boepd & to be online for sales in two weeks.
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Quarterly report today:-
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Small beer compared to the Namibian story unfolding, but good to see the US wells continue to come in good.
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Two days in a row!
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Interesting & well respected sounding appointment.........
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17 days into the 30 day initial test period and EFS 2H has already produced more than the first well produced during a 30 day test.
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Good bit of movement here today with SP 12%+ but I can't find anything in the media that's driving it. Volumes are high. Do we have a leak in advance of news or is it just a bit of noise?
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In the September 2011 quarterly GBP advised:
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It looks as if there is another leak, this time not exactly positive though
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In reply to post #64237
It looks as if there is another leak, this time not exactly positive though
Surely just an unsurprising correction afer a very strong move up on no hard news?
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Capetown Cocktail
1 Dash Angostura Bitters
3 Dashes Curacao (Senior Curacao of Curacao)
1/2 Caperitif (1 1/2 oz Dubonnet Blanc)
1/2 Canadian Club Whisky (1 1/2 oz 40 Creek Barrel Select)
Stir well and strain into cocktail glass. Lemon peel on top.
Initially the flavor of the Dubonnet seemed a bit strong. Grew on me though, and as I drank it I started to appreciate the interplay of the Dubonnet, bitters, curacao and lemon. By the time I finished, I was ready for another. Hallmark of a fine cocktail, I believe.
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Lori Nickel has a brief get-to-know-you chat with Brian Brohm, here.
Brohm on Brett Favre's retirement: "It would be cool, just growing up, huge fan, to be able to hang out with a Hall of Fame quarterback would have been pretty awesome. But you know if he doesn't retire, then maybe I don't get drafted (by the Packers). So it's kind of a double-edged sword there."
Yesterday I heard Tim Hasselback on Sirius NFL Radio make an impassioned argument that the Packers should not have drafted Brohm, period. I think Hasselback is very smart — one of the smartest football commentators out there — but his argument was preposterous. More later.


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Mangroves for the Future (MFF) is pleased to announce a Call for Applications for its Small Grant Facility (SGF) in the coastal provinces of Viet Nam. MFF is a partnership-led initiative chaired by IUCN and UNDP to promote investment in coastal ecosystem conservation for sustainable development. MFF recognizes that empowering civil society, enhancing governance and diversifying livelihood opportunities are effective means of supporting human well-being and of building resilience of both natural ecosystems and coastal communities.
Based on MFF's guiding principle that all SGF projects be partnership-based, all projects should have two or more partners and preferably the partnership should involve partners from different sectors of society: e.g. an NGO or CBO with a government department, university, research institute or private company. MFF Viet Nam is particularly interested in supporting projects that include businesses. The roles and responsibilities of each partner should be explained clearly in the application. Projects should also ensure the participation of both men and women and other disadvantaged groups, at least at a demonstration scale.
Deadline of submitting applications: Friday, February 14, 2014, 17:00
Maximum grant amount: Applicants can apply for grants of up to USD 20,000.
Project duration: Up to 12 months
Geographic focus: Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Nam Dinh, Thai Binh, Ninh Binh, Quang Nam, Can Gio-Ho Chi Minh City, Kien Giang, and Ca Mau Provinces.
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Applications can be submitted by national/local NGOs, CBOs, academic and research institutes, small-scale businesses and management boards that meet the following criteria:
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Applicants should submit a project concept note (Annex 1) in Vietnamese or English. Please refer to http://mangrovesforthefuture.org/grants and https://www.iucn.org/vietnam for more information. Short-listed applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal. Please note that an invitation to submit a full proposal is not a guarantee that it will be financially supported by MFF. Applicants should send concept notes to: IUCN Viet Nam, 2A Building, Van Phuc Diplomatic Compound, 298 Kim Ma, Ba Dinh, Hanoi, email: [email protected].


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Commencement date - the date that the policy starts.
Depreciation - due to the limited life expectancy of portable laptops we apply a deduction to any claim for wear, tear and depreciation on any laptop over 18 months old.
Equipment case - either
Evidence of ownership - to pay out for an insurance claim, we need to be certain that you were/are the owner of the insured items. Evidence can be shown by, for example, an original receipt clearly showing the item and date of purchase. Alternative evidence can include a bank or credit card statement, photographs, a copy receipt from the retailer, packaging or literature.
Excess - this is the amount of money that you contribute towards the cost of a claim. With Photoguard there is a £50 compulsory excess as standard on your equipment insurance, but you can choose to pay an increased voluntary excess – and doing so will provide a discount on your premium.
There is a £500 excess for claims made for damage to a third persons property (this only applies if you have taken the public liability option).
Flexicover - a policy unique to Photoguard PRO. If you only take up to 50% of your equipment value away from your home or studio, your premium is reduced. All your equipment is insured but you only pay extra for what you use at shoots outside of your insured location. Hire cover and Ł1 million public liability/personal accident cover is included as standard.
Forcible and violent entry - entry to a property that clearly shows damage to the lock, building, room or vehicle, caused as a direct result of theft.
Hire of equipment - Photoguard's version of a courtesy car! Photoguard cover ensures that you are able to continue shooting even if your equipment is stolen or damaged. We will pay for the hire of alternative equipment (up to £1,000 or if you have chosen Photoguard Pro up to £2,000) whilst yours is awaiting repair or replacement (subject to an approved claim).
In vehicle - this covers your equipment whilst transported in a vehicle. When at the insured location the insured property must be removed from the vehicle. This does not cover your equipment whilst in transit unless it is kept in a purpose designed equipment case. See also security requirements.
Insured location - this is a single, specified place where you store your equipment, typically your home or studio. See also policy wording.
Laptop - means portable laptop computers, notebooks, tablets, and their accessories, including adaptors, cards, cases, data storage devices, networking accessories, docking stations, security devices and webcams.
Locked luggage compartment - this can be:
Mechanical Breakdown - This provides cover for any electronic item (up to five years old from date of purchase from new) against failure due to a mechanical, constructional, electronic or electrical defect. If you select this cover there is the standard Ł50 compulsory excess for each and every item.
Period of insurance - the length of time for which you are covered, all Photoguard policies run for a period of 12 months even when being paid by monthly direct debit.
Personal accident - if you have an accident whilst using your equipment, this provides cover up to Ł5,000 for death & permanent total disablement and Ł2,500 for loss of limb or eye.
If you have taken our PRO cover, the cover limits are extended to: up to Ł10,000 for death & permanent total disablement and Ł5,000 for loss of limb or eye.
Personal liability - this is the same as public liability.
Photographer - our collective term to describe people that use film, digital or video cameras (camcorders), binoculars, telescopes and other related audio visual equipment.
Photographic equipment - our term to collectively describe:
Policy summary - this is a brief outline of the terms and conditions including any significant exclusions or conditions of an insurance policy. The summary is not a substitute for reading the full policy wording.
Policy wording - this sets out in full the terms and conditions of your insurance cover. It is essential that you read the wording and comply with any terms and conditions it sets out. We have made it as straightforward as possible to read and understand.Much of the information provided on this site is for guidance – only the relevant policy wording can be taken as a binding contract.
Premium - the amount you pay (either a single amount in advance or by credit agreement with Thistle Insurance Services Limited) to provide annual insurance cover for your photographic equipment.
Professional indemnity - this provides cover so that in the event that you find yourself in a dispute with a client, your professional indemnity cover will pay the cost of defending any allegations or claims made against you for negligence or breach of duty of care (for instance loss or destruction of film or digital storage media).
Public liability - this provides cover against damage to persons or property caused by your proven negligence. Photoguard Select offers Ł1 million cover as an option unless you have chosen Photoguard PRO which includes Ł1 million cover as standard with every policy (you can choose to upgrade this to Ł2 million or Ł5 million).
With Photoguard PRO you can also extend this to cover colleagues and assistants.
Replacement value - this is the price an item would normally cost new in a store including VAT rather than a specially discounted or sale price.
For vintage and rare equipment you should obtain a specific valuation. The valuation should be from a reputable source and not more than 12 months before your commencement date. It is advisable to obtain a new valuation at least every three years, to take into account any market changes in value during the period.
Serial number - the unique code that identifies that item of equipment. It is essential that we have the serial number for any item valued over Ł250 for Photoguard Select or Ł750 if you have chosen Photoguard PRO. You do not need to have the number in order to take out cover, but the serial number (and proof that it relates to the item insured) will be required in the event of a claim.
Specified items - we need you to identify any individual items over £250 in value. These are your specified items, all other items are added as an overall value under .Sum insured - this is the total value of your equipment.Terms of business - the basis on which you do business with us. Click for more information.Third-party liability - this is the same as public liability.Unattended - whilst the equipment is not being held or used by you or a responsible adult, the items must be kept in a locked room or cupboard on in a locked luggage compartment.Unspecified items - to save you time, we don't need to know every little item in your gadget bag, so we only ask that you give us a total amount to cover these items.Items must be over £30 and under £250 in value.Voluntary excess - an excess is the amount you contribute towards the cost of a claim. Paying a voluntary excess will reduce your premium BUT in the event of a claim, this is the amount that you will have to contribute.
Sum insured - this is the total value of your equipment.
Terms of business - the basis on which you do business with us. Click for more information.
Third-party liability - this is the same as public liability.
Unattended - whilst the equipment is not being held or used by you or a responsible adult, the items must be kept in a locked room or cupboard on in a locked luggage compartment.
Unspecified items - to save you time, we don't need to know every little item in your gadget bag, so we only ask that you give us a total amount to cover these items.
Items must be over £30 and under £250 in value.
Voluntary excess - an excess is the amount you contribute towards the cost of a claim. Paying a voluntary excess will reduce your premium BUT in the event of a claim, this is the amount that you will have to contribute.
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Eau Claire, Wis. (WEAU) -- If you've ever been to winter after hours on a Thursday evening in Eau Claire you've seen their amazing creations made of snow and ice. Jason Anhorn and Steve Bateman are the artists behind the work you see each week down here at Boyd park and this past weekend their team captured the big prize in Lake Geneva, WI at the 28th us national snow sculpting competition with competitors from all over the country.
At winter after hours the city provides this duo with an 8 foot block of snow but at the national championship. "It was a block about 5 times the size of this and we were all able to get inside of it when we were all done," says Bateman.
After four days of scraping and carving the team of three unveiled an incredible piece of art to the judges who were actually the competitors themselves. The creativity and the design were unmatched and team won their first national championship. The piece was called dancing flame.
"It's like sitting around a campfire and staring at the flame and imagining different things and we kind of used people. There's dancing people. The flame is dancing with joyful movement as if you know a professional dancer would be dancing around the stage," explains Anhorn.
The team braved 20 below wind chills to make their masterpiece. They liked it cold though. "We took a risk. We knew that we would need cold weather to pull it off to get that much detail and remove that much snow and still have it remain standing. Luckily mother nature was our 4th team member," says Anhorn.
Their team received a stipend to use in an international competition. They hope to go to Sochi, Russia to be part of an exhibition there during the Olympics next year.
"We do want good competition. We want to see other carvers really pushing themselves. Even though it might just be an exhibition type of thing, it's not really a medaling event at this point. It's still amazing to be part of that whole thing," says Bateman.
If you want to see more of their work, check out their Facebook page at the link below.


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The forced spending cuts known as the sequester are set to at least start kicking in on Friday. Soon, the attention will turn to the next potential crisis.
Funding for the federal government expires on March 27, and this deadline could be even more severe given the immediate consequences.
Congress has to find a way to avoid a government shutdown and cancel another automatic round of cuts to the military.
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It's enough to make an insurance agent tremble: Millions of cash-strapped Americans are saving money by going without life insurance.
Ownership of life insurance has reached a 50-year low, according to industry research firm LIMRA. Thirty percent of households (35 million) aren't covered, up from 22 percent in 2004. Among households with minor-aged children, 11 million have no coverage.
Insurance salespeople have sounded the alarm, warning that penny-wise and pound-foolish habits could leave loved ones devastated if a death occurs. Financial advisers agree that many Americans probably should have at least a little life insurance. But experts also urge people who are pressed for cash to keep in mind the ultimate goal: limiting risk for survivors. Life insurance isn't the only way to accomplish that goal.
"Say you didn't have any kids, your spouse has a law degree, and you don't owe a lot of money in your business. You may not need to get life insurance," says Bill Gustafson, senior director of the Center for Financial Responsibility at Texas Tech University in Lubbock. "Because she's got human capital, she'd be able to enter the labor force if something happens to the other person."
So what are other ways to limit risk for the survivors? Start with estate planning, financial advisers say. People with dependents should use such instruments as wills and trusts to direct assets in a tax-efficient manner to survivors, according to Stuart Armstrong, a certified financial planner in Needham Heights, Mass. Those who take such steps might still need some life insurance, he says, but they may not need as much – or may not need any if assets are substantial enough.
Even those with few or no assets can benefit from estate-planning principles, planners say. For example: Inexpensive wills can provide for guardianship of a child or a dependent elder. If a head of household makes arrangements with trusted family members to provide for dependents, then that person has substantially cut his or her survivors' risks, according to Tom Fisher, a certified financial planner in Cambridge, Mass. This approach might function as a type of de facto insurance policy, he says, in families that cannot afford life insurance – or who choose not to carry it.
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"I would certainly encourage them to make sure they've had that conversation [about providing for dependents], rather than just assuming it," Mr. Fisher says. "It's not so much a matter of getting it in writing, if you trust your family, but you do want to make provisions [for] guardianship."
Lifestyle planning can go a long way, too. Consider a couple who has two children, lives in a four-bedroom house, and depends on one primary income. If the at-home spouse has marketable skills, then she or he might draft a realistic plan for carrying on after being widowed.
Example: Rejoin the workforce, downsize to a smaller home, and otherwise cut expenses. A well-conceived plan means a household doesn't need a life insurance policy that would sustain a current lifestyle because the lifestyle is certain to give way to a more sustainable one.
Cut down on debt
Other techniques can reduce risk as well. Mr. Gustafson recommends keeping debt levels low, since a surviving spouse can inherit debt as well as assets. People who aren't eligible for life insurance, such as someone living with chronic health conditions, might want to look into the death benefits available through variable annuities, Fisher says. He cautions, though, that annuities typically come with high fees and modest death benefits.
Families might use multiple strategies for cutting risk for survivors, Mr. Armstrong says. But few financial instruments offer a tax-free lump sum payment at a time when it's most needed. For that reason, he says, life insurance is often worth carrying, at least when children are young and risks are substantial.
"A lot of guys don't realize that a wife, especially, needs that security of knowing she'll be able to go on if something were to happen to her husband," says Jan Henryson, director of the nonprofit Center for Financial Education in Sioux Falls, Iowa. A growing number of her clients are trying to save money by forgoing life insurance. Since most of them don't have an alternative strategy, she urges those with young children to investigate getting life coverage through employee benefits plans.
Some with kids do well to lock in premiums on 15-year coverage plans, she added. "We encourage them very strongly, if they are insurable, to look for a term life policy that is pretty inexpensive for the coverage you can get and the security you can provide for your family."
A healthy nonsmoker under age 40 can get a $250,000 policy for less than $25 per month, according to Mike Halloran, a Jacksonville, Fla., insurance salesman and president of the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils.
"The biggest thing life insurance has going for it is the tax-free death benefit that you get in most cases," Armstrong says. "There aren't many assets that can rival that, especially when you're paying pennies on the dollar to get that death benefit."


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I can still smell the cluttered Queenstown shop where I pried Leonard Cohen's "Flowers for Hitler" from a stack of hardcovers. David Goodis's noir classic, "The Moon in the Gutter," forever conjures the musty Rio storefront where I found it. And the Paris nook where I discovered "Revolutionary Road" remains as vivid as Richard Yates's prose.
Books are my souvenirs, bookstores my pilgrimage sites. So for a traveler like me, who can spend hours savoring stacks and shelves, Toronto's close to Shangri-La. A massive student population, a buy-local ethos and strong neighborhood ties mean that a vibrant homegrown bookstore culture still thrives here.
The Canadian Booksellers Association Web site lists more than 50 non-chain bookstores in the greater Toronto area alone, giving it more indie bookshops than most North American cities. It's a far cry from the city's literary glory days, when booksellers dominated entire blocks. But the sheer range of outlets makes Toronto one of the last places on the continent where an honest-to-goodness bookstore vacation — unhurried browsing, languid leafing, cheerful chats with passionate proprietors — still feels possible.
Downtown at least, Torontonians seem resistant to corporate retailers. "We don't have that many chain stores," said Alison Fryer between calls and customers at the Cookbook Store, her compact 30-year-old shop in tony Yorkville. "The stores we do have are community-based. We're lucky to have a lot of readers and a lot of support."
On Bloor Street West, near my home base in Toronto's low-key Annex neighborhood, even the chains are indie. I started a recent weekend browsing binge at BMV, a Toronto chainlet with rows of Canadian literature. My serendipitous first encounters with such criminally overlooked local writers as Norman Levine, Marian Engel and Crad Kilodney happened here. Out-of-print obscurities make this place a trove; I grabbed Fredelle Bruser Maynard's Jews-in-the-Prairies memoir "Raisins and Almonds" for $5.
At Book City, another Toronto franchise a block west, killer remainders are the specialty. I scored Augusten Burroughs's lacerating "A Wolf at the Table" for $6.99, along with Toronto-based DIY fashion quarterly WORN ($12), nearly impossible to find outside Canada. A few doors down, I spotted a violet neon "New and Used Books" sign in a cluttered window beneath an Irish pub. It belonged to Seekers Books, a ragtag-looking shop that turned out to have a serious selection of occult and New Age volumes. Willow Books, several blocks east, felt even more under-the-radar, nearly hidden in a recessed storefront next to a convenience store. Amid messy stacks and racks of vintage clothing, I found entrancing poetry volumes and philosophy tomes too heavy to schlep around town.
A 10-minute walk south, at the University of Toronto's eastern edge, mellow Harbord Street houses two of the city's quirkiest booksellers. Sci-fi's not my thing, but I spent nearly an hour at Bakka Phoenix — which bills itself as the world's oldest science-fiction/fantasy bookstore — just to bask in contagious zeal for the form. "If someone walks in and says, 'I read this book in 1992, and it had a unicorn on the cover,' we'll find it," manager Leah Bobet told me.
The place has serious bona fides; Hugo Award winner Robert J. Sawyer once manned the register here, as did cult writer Cory Doctorow ("Homeland"). When I asked for a release that I wouldn't find at home in New York, Bobet sagely suggested Robert A. Douglas's fanatically researched "That Line of Darkness" ($28), a Gothic-tinged political history from Ontario's Encompass Editions.
Up a flight of stairs a building over, I pulled open glass doors bearing a Grand Guignol list of afflictions, from Drugs and Depression to Stress and Sexism. This was Caversham Booksellers, one of just two psychology bookstores in the world, as sandal-clad staffer Neil Hendry told me; London's Karnac Books is the other. I found a mesmerizing map of mental maladies in such tidy categories as "Narrative-focused solutions" and "Jung." A complete set of Freud's writings — at $580 — is "a big seller" here, Hendry said it says a lot about Toronto that Harbord Street also supports Parentbooks, one of the continent's largest mom-and-pop — literally — bookstores, just a few doors down.
I hopped the Spadina streetcar a few blocks south to College Street, whose quirky bookstores share low-slung blocks with artisan boutiques and farm-to-fork eateries. A bookseller actually opened here in November, an inspiring sign amid seemingly endless fatalities everywhere else. Poet Luciano Iacobelli started Q Space "as more than a business," he told me. "It's a hangout where one can actually meet writers and publishers and artists." Quirky Toronto publisher Quattro Books operates from a back office here; its monographs line the shelves, along with uncategorizeable used books. I nabbed "Ad Boy" ($6), a lavishly illustrated 2009 history of marketing characters, by Warren Dotz and Masud Husain.
At dimly lit Balfour Books, a couple of blocks west, I interrupted manager Lewis Rubenstein and "daily customer" Jon Redfern as they talked opera in the store's tiny back garden. Scrabble tiles spell out names of sections here — "Mystery" or "Design" — but it's piles of pulp paperbacks that makes Balfour such a trove. "We sell them by the busload," Rubenstein told me.
A 1965 edition of Sax Rohmer's "Return of Dr. Fu-Manchu," with its camp cover, was $4. When Balfour moved here from a larger space on College in 2010, Rubenstein told me, its owners bought the three-story building. "You have to," he said. "Rents keep going up."
I followed College Street west into Little Italy, with its gelato shops and old-school espresso hangouts. Across from a meatball shop, I found Sellers & Newel, a store operated by a pair of bibliophile cousins. Horror and first editions are specialties; a coffin-cum-bookshelf dominated the neatly organized floor. While I browsed, a German-accented customer asked whether the store was buying horror books. "Only Lovecraft" was owner Peter Sellers's terse, delicious answer. First editions are a particular strength here; a spectacular Arkham House edition of H.P. Lovecraft's "Dagon" bore a $180 price tag. I reluctantly left it on the shelf.
But my browsing spree came full circle on my way home. At endearingly shabby Ten Editions Books on busy Spadina Avenue, owner Susan Duff flicked a switch to illuminate an expansive Can Lit section in the store's cluttered rear. I found Wayne Grisby's "A Toronto Lampoon," a 1984 parody of what was then Canada's dullest metropolis. Among the book's "Top 40 Toronto Cliches": "Toronto the Good." "They Roll Up the Sidewalks at Night." And "The best thing about Toronto is the 3:15 train to Montreal."
The book nailed how much this kinetic, confident city has changed. And Ten Editions, which Duff told me has been a bookstore for more than 50 years, made me deeply grateful for what's still here.
Kaminer is a New York-based writer.
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Welcome to MyGURPS, a page full of resources and information for the GURPS® Fourth Edition roleplaying game from Steve Jackson Games.
Herein you'll find some of the house rules that I use (and heartily recommend) for the newest edition of GURPS, various resources and articles that you might find useful, new data files for the GURPS Character Assistant software, and some of the GURPS books (and other Steve Jackson Games products) that I've reviewed on RPGnet. You'll also find resources for other games near the bottom of the page. And if you'd like to know more about me, click here!
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While this website is devoted to GURPS, I'm a fan of countless other games, both from Steve Jackson Games and from other publishers, including several card and board games. This page collects the resources that I've created or collected for various other games, in order of creation date.
1. Nobilis: When Mondays Really CAN Be Out To Get You
By far the largest offering in this section, this is my fan site for the Nobilis RPG. It has resources for players and GMs alike. If you're unfamiliar with Nobilis I strongly recommend perusing the page. I tried to capture as much of the flavor and scope of the game as I could, as this is one of the most amazing RPGs I have ever encountered. It's well worth a look or two.
This fan site is for Nobilis Third Edition (the latest one), but I left my old Second Edition resource page up as well in case you haven't switched over yet. (You should! The new edition is great.)
2. Frag: Improved Record Sheet (PDF)
This is a custom-made record sheet for Steve Jackson Games' Frag® board game. This PDF prints two record sheets to a page and has fields for the attributes as well as other important values. (Update: This record sheet is now available from the Fan-Created Material page on the official Frag site.)
3. Deluxe Illuminati: Goal Cards (PDF)
This is a set of nine cards, one for each Illuminati®, with that Illuminati's goal clearly listed. I created these for two reasons. First, it makes it easier for new players to remember the goals. Second, it makes it much easier and faster for the UFOs to select a goal. (I recommend you print out two sets if you want to get both benefits.)
Note that this set includes a house rule. Weird has always been a very common alignment, and the Y2K expansion made it the most common alignment (by far), forcing us to change Discordia's goal to six Weird groups instead of five. Trust me, it's a good change -- use it.
4. King's Blood: One-Page Solitaire Rules (PDF)
While they were promised in the instruction sheet, the solitaire rules for King's BloodTM took a while to get approved by SNE (the designers and copyright holders of the game.) I've converted those rules into this PDF which conveniently prints on a single page. Keep a copy in your tuck box for those times when you're the only gamer around.
5. SPANC: FAQ and Optional Rules
I've collected the questions and resultant wisdom about SPANCTM into a full-fledged FAQ. This page also includes a few optional rules to help gamers better tweak the way the game works.
6. Cowpoker: Record Sheet (PDF)
CowpokerTM is a pretty straightforward game, but at the end of each round, it can be nice to have a reminder of what bonuses need to be accounted for. This sheet has enough room for four full rounds with provisions for carrying over across multiple sheets, for those late night Cowpoker marathons. (Update: This record sheet can now be downloaded from the official Cowpoker web page.)
7. Lord of the Rings: Friends and Foes Reference (PDF)
Reiner Knizia's cooperative Lord of the Rings board game includes a complete reference guide. But while the Friends and Foes Expansion adds a wonderful level of depth and strategy to the game (which I highly recommend), it can be a bit tricky keeping up on exactly how the Foes work and when you can skip certain scenario boards.
This two-page reference merges the rules from both instruction books. The first page covers turn flow and free actions, while the second has rules for bypassing scenarios and winning/losing the game. It includes the Black Gate rule, an official erratum which fixes how easy it was to achieve a Military Victory. I recommend printing this as one double-sided sheet and keeping it handy during games.
8. Munchkin: Sammlerbox Translation Sheet (PDF)
Munchkin is very popular in Germany. So much so that there are some exclusive goodies that one can only find there (or on amazon.de), such as the Sammlerbox. A wooden box for storing Munchkin cards, it comes with its own special rules and several unique cards... all in German. Fortunately, BIGsheep and T. Dorst posted translations of everything on the forums, which I've edited and formatted into this PDF.
9. My Mutants and Masterminds Games
A collection of information, house rules, and other details for my Mutants and Masterminds (Third Edition) games. Right now it's primarily a few house rules and clarifications, but I expect it to grow as I run more supers games with it.
10. Burn Notice in the Fate Core RPG
Rules for using the Fate Core RPG to run a game based on the TV show Burn Notice. Primarily focused on new skills and stunts, along with ways to keep the show's themes in focus.
11. Resources for The Chuubo's Marvelous Wish-Granting Engine RPG
I don't have a full Chuubo web page, as I've chosen to instead add what I can to the Chuubo wiki. This includes my Chuubo's Marvelous Wish-Granting Engine character sheet and my intentionally vague map of Town.
This website is administered by Reverend Pee Kitty [About Me]. All original content is ©Copyright 2005-2019 Reverend Pee Kitty.
The material presented here is my original creation, intended for use with the GURPS system from Steve Jackson Games. This material is not official and is not endorsed by Steve Jackson Games. GURPS is a registered trademark of Steve Jackson Games, and the art here is copyrighted by Steve Jackson Games. All rights are reserved by Steve Jackson Games. This material is used here in accordance with the SJGames online policy.


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Polar G1 sensors need to be in FULL Power mode in order to utilize the WAAS signals. G5 utilizes the WAAS signals all the time.
G5 and G1 GPS sensors can also utilize the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS).


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There were a lot of takeaways from the Baltimore Ravens' embarrassing 34-17 defeat to the Denver Broncos on Sunday:
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1. Firing offensive coordinator Cam Cameron isn't going to magically save the offense.
2. The defense is injured beyond recognition but could have hope if it gets healthy for the playoffs.
3. It's hard to see the Ravens as real Super Bowl contenders any more.
"We're a 9-5 football team, and it feels like we're 0-14 right now," quarterback Joe Flacco said after the game, looking dazed. "That's just the feeling that you have right after a game like this. It's going to test a lot of things in us guys."
Flacco's offense went three-and-out on its first five drives. It had 11 drives that went 11 yards or less. It looked like one of the worst offenses in the NFL for much of the game. The defense played well before giving way late.
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Williams and safety Ed Reed appeared to have a miscommunication on a long touchdown that Williams gave up. Reed pointed the finger inward.
"I felt like it was Christmas and not for our side," Reed said, via The Baltimore Sun. "We were in a giving mood. ... We didn't play football. I was embarrassed. I am embarrassed as a player to come out and perform the way we have. As a Ravens nation, as a player, I am embarrassed for our city."
The Ravens have made the playoffs, but they could lose the AFC North to the Cincinnati Bengals. A franchise noted for its toughness crumbled in a big spot Sunday.Follow Gregg Rosenthal on Twitter @greggrosenthal.


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Feds Apparently Didn't Communicate With Each Other About Various Silk Road Investigations
from the left-hand,-right-hand deptThere's been plenty of talk about Silk Road since the site got shut down and Ross Ulbricht was arrested and accused of being Dread Pirate Roberts behind the site. Of course, it struck us as interesting that hours after the arrest and the criminal complaint in NY, there was also an indictment in Maryland. Since then, there have been a bunch of Silk Road related arrests concerning drug dealers who used the site. One of those, as named in our last post on this, was Steven Sadler of Bellevue, Washington.
The folks over at The Smoking Gun have a bunch of details about Sadler, which show that he wasn't discovered as a result of the Ulbricht arrest, but rather had been raided months ago and became an informant for the feds. His arrest and court hearing were rushed into place after the Ulbricht arrest and the site shut down:
The hastily arranged court appearance for Sadler was prompted by the FBI's arrest a day earlier of Ross Ulbricht, who has been charged with being the mastermind behind the Silk Road site, which operated on the "darknet" (or "deep web"). Simultaneous to Ulrich's bust, federal investigators shut down the two-year-old site, which relied on the anonymizing tool Tor to shield both vendors and patrons.Of course, this makes you wonder just how (un)coordinated the various efforts against Silk Road really were by the feds. We've got two separate lawsuits filed against Ulbricht in two separate courts, and now we find out that the feds had already been working one of the site's top dealers (Sadler went by the name "Nod" on the site). You'd think the feds would be a bit more communicative with each other over their various attempts to investigate Silk Road, its operators and users.
During the October 2 hearing, federal prosecutor Thomas Woods told Tsuchida that "Mr. Sadler has been cooperating, working for the government for the past two months." Referring to "unusual circumstances," Woods noted that "through reasons unrelated to" Sadler, his cooperation "abruptly came to an end this morning." Sadler's lawyer told Tsuchida that her client was in "constant communication with the government."
The details also suggest a few other informants, including one who taught investigators how to use Silk Road:
Investigators also were aided by a confidential informant who agreed to cooperate after agents seized several packages mailed to her by Silk Road heroin dealers. In a TSG interview, the woman--a business owner in her thirties--said she had made several heroin purchases from "Nod" and allowed investigators to take over her Silk Road account to make undercover drug purchases.Either way, it seems likely that more arrests are coming, but it still seems to suggest a level of dysfunction among the feds with regards to coordinating their investigations.
A self-described "junkie" who has been clean since May, the informant said she helped a postal inspector navigate Silk Road and explained how to fund an account with Bitcoin, the virtual currency used for purchases. When an undercover drug purchase failed to arrive, a postal inspector--apparently sensing a rip-off--sent the woman an e-mail seeking advice as to how to address the missing Express Mail parcel with the narcotics seller. When the informant referred to the package "going missing," the inspector replied, "I know the package is not missing, I work for the post office…hahaha. They just have not sent it."
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DARK HORSE Saddles Up More Some More Love/
As we gallop into our 3rd week of release, the critics are still beckoning the audiences to come along for the DARK HORSE ride. We are happily eating their hay in Providence, RI, Chicago, Long Island, and of course New York City. If this keeps us I am going to run out of good horse puns... Check out what the crickets are chirping. Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times : "Dark Horse" (3.5 of 4 Stars)
"Abe is the latest in a gallery of walking wounded populating the films of Todd Solondz, who has never met a character he didn't dislike. And "Dark Horse" is another of his portraits of anguish in suburbia, joining "Welcome to the Dollhouse" and "Happiness." There are times when it is dark humor, and then times when it is simply dark. But there is something more going on here, something deeper and more … hopeful?"
John Anderson, Newsday: "DARK HORSE Plays Irony Well"
""Are you for real?" Miranda asks Abe, after his proposal has registered. "I mean, you're not being ironic? Like performance art?" "Dark Horse" is certainly being ironic. Which doesn't mean it isn't a fully realized performance -- or art, of a rather perverse variety."
Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune: "DARK HORSE Director Finds Humanity In Unsympathetic Lead " (3 of 4 Stars):
"In a compact, wittily humiliating 84 minutes, "Dark Horse" does a smart thing: It transforms from realism into a string of dreamscapes taking place in Abe's imagination, involving the sex life of his fellow office worker (Donna Murphy, on the money) and other bittersweet fancies."
Whitney Matheson, Pop Candy, USA Today: "With DARK HORSE, Solondz Issues Another Darkly Comic Tale"
" While it's not the feel-good movie of the year, fans of the director wouldn't expect such a thing. Solondz, however, does succeed in making thoughtful commentary on the fleeting nature of youth, and our desperate need to be loved."
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Brett Harrison Davinger, California Literary Review: "Dark Horse Is A Contender"
"Dark Horse isn't your typical man-child comedy. It's something greater, more honest, and significantly more powerful."
Hollywood Chicago: "Todd Solondz Brilliantly De-Constructs Man-Child Pathology":
"Dark Horse" brilliantly deconstructs Abe's "man-child" pathology, exposing the frailties within his good-natured façade and barley concealed rage."
TimeOut Chicago:"4 out of 5 stars"
"Dark Horse insists you look past its caricatures and see human beings-- it is the director's tersest, most troubling study of desperation."


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I was too creatively drained to think up anything to write about for Friday. But then my cousin came over and we made some bags!
Her's came out really good because she has an eye for putting colors together. Mine came out too bright because I have an eye for colors that are bright.
I think the blue should have gone on the outside.
Last night and today I worked on revising my shark pattern into a frog. I think it came out well:
Sometimes I can't figure out how to turn the flash off on my camera, hence why Mr. Frog looks washed out. I'm going to make another in brown I think, so I can have the Mr. Frog and Mr. Toad duo. (Maybe they are just called Frog and Toad..?)
Later in the week I'm going to attempt to put a new zipper on an old skirt for some lady my mom works with and make a squirrel for my brother out of a glove. And make my Halloween costume!


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It was inevitable: with all of the coverage of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays on Ars over the last few years, I had to get my opportunity to cover the technology. OLEDs have the potential to provide much greater brightness and response than the ubiquitous LCD panel, and are expected to make big splashes in the mobile market, where their vibrant colors and darker blacks will only be outshined by their lower power consumption.
Universal Display Corporation (UDC) has presented a prototype of a long hoped-for rollable display with full-color and full-motion. The screen measures 4 inches on the diagonal and consists of a flexible metal foil with an active-matrix OLED (or AMOLED) display. The whole thing (minus any support gear such as power supply, drive electronics, etc.) is about .1 mm thick and has a mass of less than 6 grams.
This flexible, full-color AMOLED prototype highlights several key advantages of the Company?s proprietary OLED technologies over conventional liquid crystal displays (LCDs). Flexible OLED displays are significantly thinner and lighter weight than existing LCDs. The use of metal foil, instead of the glass that is typically used in LCDs, also offers significantly enhanced thermal and mechanical durability. These features may offer important advantages for today?s cell phones, PDA?s and lap-top computers.
I've often thought that the key to continued miniaturization of electronics has everything to do with the interface. For me, a laptop computer tends to push the downward limits of a comfortable working environment, but frankly, the size and weight of even a small iBook tends to make me think twice about bringing it anywhere unless I'm pretty sure I'll have a chance to use it. Shrink the interface to the size of something truly portable, like a PDA or a mobile phone, and it becomes less useful for all but the most basic tasks.
With the advent of commercially-available flexible displays, we can have both portability and useability in the same package. While some of us were sitting at home drooling over the "global" on Earth: Final Conflict, engineers have been busy following the same path that brought us mobile phones which mimick the communicator design from the original Star Trek. Reality follows science fiction in just a few short years.
For those of you who think that a 4-inch display is a bit small to be your next workstation, keep in mind that we've watched rigid OLEDs ramp up from 20 inches to 40 inches in the last few years. I have no doubt that we'll see the same sort of leaps made with flexible displays.
Now that we have the technology, it's just a matter of time and price before we sit down at a Starbuck's, unfold the computer, and start watching the full-motion headlines coming across the 'Net. I just have two questions: how durable is the display, and how easy is it to remove coffee stains?


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As you can see in the top two photos, she was kind enough to send me some extra goodies, like a beautiful set of vintage sheet fat quarters and some yummy tea and hot coccoa for the little guys in the house.
The Friendship bowl is my absolute favorite piece, and the snowflake print is right up there at the top of the list.
The bowl is currently holding our Christmas cards on my dining room table, and I can't wait to use the divided dish during the holidays.
xoxo, Angela
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