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Reverend Moonie's Job is Done!
Posted by Larry Bergan in 4th Estate (Media), Capitalism, censorship, Chris Cannon, Conservative, Conservative Sell-Outs, Corruption, Election Fraud, Free Speech, Liars (politics), National Politics, Religion, This Blog, Voting Rights on May 18, 2010
I'm not sure what that job was.
Was it to make lots of money or simply destroy the United States? Was it to make fools of the US citizens and the congress? What ever it was, he surely mooned us; that much is clear! There is also no doubt that George Herbert Walker Bush and his family, other religious leaders, the entire American media and many in congress helped him moon us.
Well, for money, of course, or the darkest medium of exchange, sometimes referred to as "an offer you can't refuse." A friendly token of appreciation or something else entirely – most likely, the threat of a political assassination in a respected publication called "The Washington Times"; a publication propped up with billions of illegal cash according to somebody who did his homework many years ago and suffered occupational consequences.
The best way to get the story is to listen to an interview conducted with two brave men who have worked tirelessly to expose this monumental fraud. One of them recounts research which tells ways in which Reverend Sun Myung Moon could have amassed such game changing amounts of money, and the other is a journalist who is an expert on the inner workings of the Moon empire. A video promoting his book follows. It is almost 20 minutes long, but if you want to understand how American culture became so strange, the radio interview and the video below are a MUST HEAR and a MUST SEE, respectively:
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Some notes:
Although it is widely known that Reverend Sun Myung Moon's church was considered to be a cult and is even ridiculed by John Belushi in the "Saturday Night Live" video segment provided from the seventies, most information outlets have treated "The Washington Times" with deference over many decades, (including C-Span.) None of these outlets ever mentioned the involvement of Mr. Moon in that publication.
George Herbert Walker Bush acting as former President of the United States gave Reverend Moon essential credibility by taking very large amounts of money in exchange for puzzlingly complimentary speeches in Moon's favor. Even Moon's followers were taken by surprise. At least one other member of the Bush family was embellished with riches and – you know who – was helped in his race to "beat" Al Gore by the "Washington Times's" characteristic smear campaigns of the "dishonest" Gore.
After previously, harshly condemning Reverend Moon, Jerry Falwell accepted millions to save his failing University and praised the action in one of his shameless speeches/sermons, (I don't know which.)
If you don't catch anything else from this post, be sure to watch the horrifying/funny segment in the above video starting about five minutes in which recounts some old and quite new lies designed to help supporters of Moon and continues with videos of "The Washington Times" 15th anniversary dinner years before, which includes a speech by Moon which must have sickened the attendees. How many reading this post are more worried about satin then the subject of this post. Why have we been so worried about Rupert Murdock, (who is co-founder with Moon in the "New York Post" publication), and yet totally ignored the influence of Moon at the "water cooler."
Although former Utah Congressman Chris Cannon was virtually expunged of any involvement in the coronation of Reverend Moon as the new messiah in Utah's media long ago, "The Washington Times" listed him as a contributor to the effort here.
I hate to say this, but even public radio and television have not exposed this fraud. Tony Blankley, (also Newt Gingrich's press secretary for seven years), has been allowed to go on countless radio and television programs as a pundit. Although he is routinely sucker-punched by the facts on those programs by their participant's, he is invited back on, endlessly. Personally, I think a "three lies and you're out" program should be implemented. David Brooks is on PBS's "News Hour" almost every night despite the fact that he got his "cred" from Moon's "Washington Times" and another awful and totally partisan publication called "The Weekly Standard." I'm sure there are others who were weaned and introduced into our national conversation by Moon's corrupt system, (possibly hundreds or more, (I have to work and I'm not even a journalist, so I have no idea)), but I'll just bet you David and Tony are doing OK financially. I'll just bet you others have branched out from pretty well paid jobs as "journalists/pundits" from similar organizations. JUST SAYIN'
Four American newspapers, (all right!) 🙂
New York Times, Washington Post, New York Post, Washington Times.
My theory of why American newspapers are dying is that Americans can't tell truth from fiction. I'm not sure if they ever could. I believe this is by design. Where do we go from here?
To reiterate:
Listen to this. (What is the deal with Gordon Liddy?)
You decide.
Buh Bye Chris Cannon or No More Pork for Utah
Posted by Cliff Lyon in 2008 Election, Chris Cannon, Republicans, Utah Politics on June 25, 2008
What a pleasant surprise to wake up to. Arguably one of the most shameless and despicable Republicans in modern history has been unceremoniously sent packing.
We've done our best over the years to hurt soon-to-be-FORMER Congressman Chris Cannon, but never in my wildest dreams did I imagine Utah republicans would do the deed themselves.
But did Utah Republicans trade in Cannon for another version of backward-thinking bravado, or did they do it to make sure a Democrat wins the seat in November so they can have some representation in Congress? But I don't think they're that smart.
Far as I can tell know one has told West Jordan and Utah County that the Republican revolution is over.
No more pork for Utah.
3rd District primary: Rep. Cannon spiked by newbie Chaffetz
Incumbent not even close in re-election bid
Authoritarianism Revisited
Posted by Cliff Lyon in Chris Buttars, Chris Cannon, Cliff's Picks, Conservative Sell-Outs, Dick Cheney, Gail Ruzicka, George W. Bush, Mental Illness, Michelle Malkin, MilBlogs, nazis, Neocons, Paul Mero, Tribalism & Blind Obedience to Authority, Utah Legislature, Utah Politics, War, War Crimes on February 23, 2008
I think we are reaching a nadir in the American consciousness. There are so many indicators both large and small. The surprising populist movement lead by Barack Obama is an obvious one. The changing language and focal points of the Right-Wing are another. Almost no one is left in the media nor in politics who defends Bush. Most are running FROM Bush (returns 454 results).
I long wondered how long it would take for people who voted for Bush to admit it and apologize. We began first seeing them in '05.
But I never expected to hear self-confessed, life-long Republicans saying, "I will never vote for another Republican as long as I live" (see C-Span's Washington Journal on almost any day). You can also find such comments all over the web these days.
An exact Google search on "I will never vote republican again" returns over 2000 results. Try a few variations and you'll find hundreds of thousands!
I've decided to begin to build a links list of source material and references (see homepage sidebar) to serve this kairos moment, to help educate us all on this kind of mental illness, this stifling fear of change, this tribal conformity — which lurks in the nicest people — called Authoritarianism. OneUtah authors were among the first to write about it in this genre.
One of the references I found is from Wikipedia and, I think, should ring true for many Americans and many Utahns in the news and not in the news these days.
Research has discovered a wide range of Right-Wing Authoritarianism (RWA) scale relationships over the years, which can be organized into four general categories. (The Authoritarian Specter)
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We've moved beyond Irony (Chris Buttars is an idiot edition)
Posted by Glenden Brown in Bigotry, Chris Buttars, Chris Cannon, Religious Fundamentalism, Utah Legislature, Utah Politics on February 13, 2008
It's almost impossible to make fun of Chris Buttars – given his level of obvious stupidity, irony, sarcasm and satire fall short of the embarrassing reality of this bigoted little man who likes the rush of power he feels when people call him "Senator."
In Buttars latest move to become the poster boy for bigots, he declared a bill was:
"This baby is black. It's a dark, ugly thing."
I don't know what his problem is, I don't actually care, but someone needs to put him out to pasture. (Oh, and I looked it up – the bill in question was SB48 – and he voted for it.)
Crandall Canyon: Old Disaster, New Direction
Posted by Ken Schreiner in Chris Cannon, Conservatives, Dick Cheney, Economic Exploitation, Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Jim Matheson, This Blog, Utah Legislature, Utah Politics, Utah Pollution on August 17, 2007
What's left to say about the disaster that is Crandall Canyon? The federal government and a strident, political mine owner tell us they know what they're doing. They refuse help from a highly-trained, unionized mine rescue team. They ignore reports showing continuous, human-induced seismic activity in the mountain. Now, after more than a week of virtually no progress, a huge toll on manpower and human emotions, three miners are killed and six injured in a rescue attempt that had only gotten one-third of the way to the trapped miners. Heckuva job, Blackie.
Many residents of the area and all of Utah have turned against mine owner Robert Murray for his lack of candor, his politicizing of the disaster, ignoring scientific evidence, denying dangerous procedures and safety conditions, and that's just the top of the list. But instead of directing rage at the obvious targets, let's look at what should be done- unless of course, you buy the propaganda and think coal is indispensible and we must die either getting it or breathing it.
As I wrote earlier here, we don't need coal anymore. Utah has an abundance of alternative energy sources available now: solar, geothermal, wind, biomass, hydro, and yes, nuclear to name the major players. Some things are worth dying for: freedom, love, honor, maybe Doritos. Coal is not. Those days ended years ago. The coal industry knows it. That's why they're cutting costs and lashing out, desperate to hang on to what little credibility and ill-gotten wealth they have left.
Utah stands at a crossroads in this state's history. We can choose to continue to watch miners die crushing, torturous deaths to satisfy the lust of the Robert Murrays of America. We can continue to watch our children develop respiratory diseases, and sit idly in their classrooms because they can't go outside to play due to an air pollution alert. Or we can choose a new, safer, healthier direction that promises to be as economically dynamic as coal began centuries ago.
Congress, our president, and our legislature must all act now to improve mine conditions while mapping strategy with Gov. Huntsman's task force to wean Utah off fossil fuels, especially coal, for the sake of our miners, our children, and everyone who lives here and downwind (notice I didn't even mention global warming). We as individuals must cut our power use to cut coal burning and improve our air. And we must consider investing in renewable energy sources for our homes and vehicles just as we would getting a new roof, building an addition or taking a luxury vacation. Congress, our president, and state legislature must approve more subsidies to help lower-income homebuyers and owners to afford renewable energy systems, like other states already have.
If we don't, things will get a lot worse before they get better. More of us will die young: crushed beneath tons of black rock, or from pollution-related health problems that now account for 40% of the world's deaths.
Enough is enough. The time to act is now.
What About a Sin Tax For War Profiteering?
Posted by Larry Bergan in 4th Estate (Media), 9/11, Abu Ghraib, Alberto Gonzales, American People, Bill O'Reilly, Biological Weapons, Chris Cannon, Civil liberties Infringement, Condolezza Rice, Conservative Sell-Outs, Conservatives, Corruption, Crimes, Democracy, Dick Cheney, Disaster, Disgrace to the Military, Divine Strake, Economy, Federal Budget, Fox Lies, Genocide, George W. Bush, Healthcare, Human Rights, Impeachment, Iran, Iraq, Military, Military Industrial Complex, nazis, Neocons, Nuclear Weapons, Political Corruption, Republicans, Rumsfeld, Sean Hannity, Taliban, Tax Policy, The Constitution, Torture, Tribalism & Blind Obedience to Authority, Uncategorized, War, War Crimes on August 12, 2007
Utah Mine Collapse: Turning Point in Renewable Energy, Clean Air Debate?
Posted by Ken Schreiner in Chris Cannon, Disaster, Economy, Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Republicans, This Blog, Utah Legislature, Utah Pollution on August 9, 2007
Listening to Crandall Canyon mine owner Robert Murray on TV the other day, I heard him but saw only rainbows, twinkling stars and happy children playing outside in the middle of January. Here was the operator of a notorious facility in a notorious industry not pulling the community together and giving us the truth about what really caused the collapse that's trapped the six miners near Huntington, but covering his own smouldering behind and using the free air time to bad mouth reporters, environmentalists, the Democrat Congress, renewable energy advocates and- perhaps most shocking of all- seismologists (how can you knock a seismologist, Bob?).
Murray probably stands to lose billions if insurance doesn't cover the disaster because it wasn't an earthquake, as he insists but the evidence refutes, or other act of Nature. Despite the evidence, Murray denies his workers were engaging in "retreat mining," the controversial and dangerous practice of closing a shaft by knocking down the coal pillars supporting its ceiling, even though his company asked for and got permission to do so in 2005. Murray's unapologetically torqued his employees and their families, the news media, the Hispanic community and- perhaps most shocking of all- seismologists (they seem like such nice people).
He seems to be disintegrating in an emotional, media-fueled molecularizer. But was it just the cave-in that's caused his anguish? Or is it an accelerating wave of scientific data, public opinion, court decisions and business trends that are driving him to a public nervous breakdown rivaling his new temporary Utah neighbor Lindsay Lohan? (oh, if she would just hold a news conference, my week would be complete.)
After it's over, and the miners are hopefully rescued, Bob Murray and Crandall Canyon may, ironically, be the best thing that ever happened to renewable energy and the clean air movement in Utah. 90% of the state's power comes from coal. But recent decisions by Gov. Huntsman, a new PUC-approved program by Rocky Mountain Power of consumer incentives (details yet to be announced), and refusals by nearby states and even Utah communities to accept power from the proposed new Delta coal-fired plant have put the entire coal industry, not to mention their miners, on extremely shaky ground. More renewable energy is built in Utah every day as more confirmation of the world's changing climate emerges.
Groups like Utah Moms for Clean Air are empowered and on the move after last winter's choking inversions. Still, the Republicans in the state legislature and Congress rest comfortably inert on the sacks of cash the industry regularly feeds them. Nothing the green movement, climate change research, Utah's emerging renewable energy industry, melting glaciers, unbreathable air, children not allowed to go outside or anything anyone else has done or said has kicked them into action yet on subsidies for renewable energy R&D, new incentives for consumers and power companies or other progressive legislation curtailing coal use. Perhaps it will take the ravings, incompetence and lies of one of their own to convince them that the times they are a changin'. And they may also discover it's not nice to piss off a seismologist.
Nevada Democrat Senator Does More to Help Utah Than Our Own Republican Guys; Excuse Me, I Have to Take This
Posted by Ken Schreiner in 4th Estate (Media), Chris Cannon, Conservative Sell-Outs, Economic Exploitation, Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Jim Matheson, Republicans, This Blog, Utah Legislature, Utah Pollution on July 31, 2007
Let me begin by saying I apologize. I've been gone promoting my new movie, hob-nobbing with Hollywood bigshots and lowlifes, and basking in the human-induced tanning machine that is southern California for a while (note driving with the top down and AC off to prevent damage to ozone-layer but lack of hands-free cell headset to avoid collision with daily high-speed police chase). The air there is nearly as bad as it is along the Wasatch Front but, hey, they've got Rodeo Drive. I've been trying to keep up on the environmental news in Utah which, frankly, has been pretty darn putrid. Smoke from wildfires, heat waves causing record usage of coal-generated electricity, drought sucking water right out of the gutters where we just sprinkled it and, of course, our visionary Republican federal and state leaders doing their best to handcuff the people who vote these power tools into office year after year to the smokestacks, vehicles and cooling units they order us to use. But Messrs. Bennett and Hatch, Bishop and Cannon et al might've been singed a little from this Trib editorial about how Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada cares more about Utah's air than our own representatives (permalink). Don't expect anything to change though. Everyone knows who covers the bill for their campaigns. It might be a better investment for "The Fossil Fantasy Four" to just give the thousands they get from power company and oil lobbyists and buy subscriptions to the Deseret News for every resident of Utah. Then we'd all be lost in the ozone with them.
The Stupidest Thing Said on July 8, 2007
Posted by Richard Warnick in Chris Cannon, Disaster, Iraq, National Politics, War on July 8, 2007
Via Talking Points Memo: Rep. Chris Cannon explains why he thinks the Scooter Libby case completes the task left undone by the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, i.e. proving that there are serious penalties for perjury and obstruction of justice.
Go to the link above for a brief but thoroughly nonsensical clip.
UPDATE: Aramis on Wasatch Watcher sums up Cannon: "Clinton lied and we never got to throw him in jail, so that makes this perfectly OK."
UPDATE: In the same interview, Rep. Cannon says US Attorney David Iglesias in New Mexico "was fired because he's an idiot." Maybe Cannon ought to look in the mirror.
UPDATE: Just for the record, in case anybody has forgotten, President Clinton was acquitted of all charges and Scooter Libby was convicted. As I recall, President Clinton apologized to the nation for his own unjust impeachment because it undermined trust in the executive branch. When can we expect an apology from Libby for putting us through a years-long investigation and coverup?
Jane Stillwater Reporting from Baghdad!
Posted by Richard Warnick in 4th Estate (Media), Chris Cannon, Disaster, George W. Bush, Iraq, Jane Stillwater, John McCain, Michelle Malkin, Military, National Politics, Peace, War on April 12, 2007
What with yesterday's Chris Cannon blogconference, there has been some talk about bloggers looking for chances to do some first-hand reporting.
What do you know, a blogger from Berkeley, California is leading the way. Take a look at Jane Stillwater's Web Log. Jane is a 64-year-old grandmother who got herself accredited with the crackpot journal Lone Star Iconoclast and somehow made it to the Green Zone press room in Baghdad. She shows up at press briefings and asks the kind of questions an ordinary non-reporter American would ask, confounding the likes of Senator John McCain and Major General William B. Caldwell IV.
Compared to Michelle Malkin's uninformative three-day propaganda excursion, Jane's blog is a masterpiece of irony and acute observation from a unique perspective. They aren't used to left-wing bloggers in the Green Zone, and don't know what to do with her. She doesn't just "support" the troops, she loves them like only a grandmother could. And can she write!
These men are my boys. Hurt them and you have to go through me. Hear that, George Bush? These men aren't just action figure toys for you to play with. These are real, living human beings. Sincere. Serious about doing their jobs — and doing them well. They deserve better than the blunders of GWB. They deserve respect. They've got mine.
This is from her account of John McCain's career-ending press conference following what may be the most heavily-armed rug shopping excursion in history:
So. What did I say to Sen. McCain? I gave him my famous "Light Brigade" speech. "I have been so completely impressed," I began, "by the quality, training, competence and skill of our troops here. They represent yet another generation in a long line of competent and capable Americans." McCain smiled and nodded his head, thinking I had finished my speech. Not.
"But," I continued, just getting warmed up, "our troops are also like the heroes of Lord Tennyson's poem, 'The Charge of the Light Brigade.' They are fighting bravely and well in a situation caused by a blunder. So why should we senselessly continue to put our troops in harm's way for a mistake?" …
Then I got down to the heart of my question. Giving McCain that special look that us moms usually reserve for recalcitrant children, I said, "And after this terrible blunder in Iraq, are you then going to go ahead and make that same horrible mistake in Iran?"
McCain's answer was brief. "No comment."
From Jane's interview conducted at the Iraqi Parliament, which she left just an hour before a suicide bombing:
"Pardon me, do you speak English,†I asked two female parliamentarians who were sitting around the cafeteria during a lunch break. They did. One was an attorney and the other was a university professor. And they were ready, willing and able to talk!
"The main thing we want right now is security," said the lawyer. "Right now there are no jobs, our schools are weak and there are military in the roads. Our lives have been stopped. We want to be able to safely walk on our streets without the presence everywhere of tanks and the military — like any other community would want.â€
"At first, when the Americans first arrived,†said the professor, "we had hope. Now there are no hopes.†She couldn't understand why the Americans invaded. "For money and power?†In the beginning thetwo parliamentarians had been against Saddam. "But now we prefer him to America, who caused this terror. They are the invisible hand behind the terrorists. They pushed the terrorists to do it. However, now we cannot tell the Americans to go away until they help to subdue the Al Qaeda, terrorists and Baathists that the Americans caused as a reaction from the occupation.â€
"I want the American people to know the truth,†said the lawyer. "You cannot believe what the media says. Most of them lie. There have been many more than 3,200 soldiers killed here – because they do not count the…" Her English faltered here and she stretched to try to find the right words. "…mercenaries.†Hummm. "In Basra, Americans released criminals from the jails.†"Over a million Iraqis have been killed. And there are three million refugees."
The above is a small sampling. It doesn't do justice to the breadth of her observant first-hand reporting and witty commentary. Jane just has a few more days before she has to leave Iraq. Without any right-wing connections, she was not able to get an "embed" assignment, but being stuck in the Green Zone hasn't cramped her style. If you have time, read her archives from March and April.
Tightly Controlled Utah Political Bloggers Meeting Tomorrow
Posted by Cliff Lyon in Chris Cannon, Civil liberties Infringement, This Blog, Utah Politics on April 10, 2007
Tom Grover of KVNU for The People just called and sent this to me asking if I would go in his stead. I hadn't been invited oddly enough. As founder of the most popular political blog in Utah, one would think…
But then again, Chris Cannon will be there. One can only assume he'd prefer mainstream progressive Utahns stay away.
I called Dave and asked why OneUtah bloggers weren't invited. Didn't really get a good answer.
I happen to have an 11am meeting on campus, so I'll take Dave up on his invitation and check it out. I encourage any off you contributing authors to come.
You can submit and vote on questions for Cannon here http://politic20.com/
Details and press release below.
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Thursday, September 30, 2010
Bieber-themed headphones. Ew.
Oh what is this world coming to? Did I just really bring another life into our sad, confused, Bieber-headphone-making planet?
iPad fans, meet the iArm
This gave me the giggles. Not only can you put your iPad, your Kindle, or three remotes on your arm, you can also put a plate of salad. Sold!
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Nerdy TV returns
Set your torrents to "download," nerds. Lots of TV shows are making a comeback this season. And hell, it's about time. Here are my top picks for your download queue, free from major spoilers. Hmm, okay, not really, but I tried.
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Monday, September 13, 2010
My guitar rig has evolved
Recently, I had a little experiment on connecting my guitar to my laptop, and I was thrilled with the
. The other day, I dug up older guitar gear, and made my setup even more awesome.
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
Cosina to make lenses for Micro Four Thirds. Yippee!
These Micro Four Thirds cameras are starting to become more popular than expected, and legendary lens-maker Cosina is jumping aboard the bandwagon. They recently announced that they'll be making lenses for the Micro Four Thirds system -- no adapters required.
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Wednesday, September 8, 2010
This is the future of cameras according to Canon
Canon recently showed the world its concept of the future. It's mighty futuristic too; we expected no less. Anyway, here I go again, reposting news from other sites. What the heck, it's fun. We'll return to regular programming some other time…
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Ooh, lookee! 3D lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras
I really don't know why I'm doing this post. I told myself I wouldn't rehash tech news -- there are lots of sites out there that do that and do it faster. But I really couldn't resist this one (or the next post, for that matter). Maybe I'm turning into a camera nut.
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Apple TV? Here we go again
Thought I'd just weigh in with my opinion of the peek we've gotten of Apple's new
Apple TV
. It's a familiar old story. We've all been here before. Ready for some deja vu?
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Set Contents | Arid Landscape, Set of 60 - Developed for high desert landscapes, this set of 60 pastels features neutral greens, clear blue skies and a great selection of landscape basics. Basic Landscape Colors, Set of 30 - Start your collection of Terry Ludwig Pastels with this set of 30 landscape shades. This pastel set features a broad range of greens, browns, neutrals and highlights. Basic Portrait Colors, Set of 30 - This is one of Terry Ludwig's original sets of artists pastels and still one of the most popular. Chosen exclusively by Terry and used in all of his portrait work. Cobalt Blues, Set of 10 - This small set includes 10 values of Cobalt Blue, from near pure pigment to nearly white, a "must-have" for warming up your skies, water and still-life paintings. Cool Greens, Set of 30 - This pastel set includes 30 distinct values of cool blue and green colors. Greens, Set of 90 - How many colors of green can the human eye see? Some say hundreds. Get a jump on your landscapes with this comprehensive set of 90 green pastels. This set includes all three of Ludwig's 30-piece Green sets, delivered in three boxes of 30 sticks each. Intense Darks I, Set of 30 - Intense Dark colors are the hallmark of the Terry Ludwig Pastels line. This pastel set features bright, acidic greens, a broad range of intense reds and the eggplant purples that have been described as "the new black." Intense Darks II, Set of 30 - This pastel set features 30 Intense Dark colors, including deeper, darker browns, rich velvety turquoise, shadowy blues and mysterious purples. Intense Darks, Set of 60 - This pastel set includes Intense Darks I and II for a comprehensive set of 60 Intense Dark pastels. Liz Haywood-Sullivan Landscape Colors, Set of 30 - This 30-piece Landscape Set was compiled by renowned artist Liz Haywood-Sullivan for her workshop participants, and is now being released to all artists who would like to benefit from her eye for beautiful landscapes. Liz Haywood-Sullivan Skies and Water Colors, Set of 60 - This 60-piece Skies and Water Set was hand-chosen by renowned artist Liz Haywood-Sullivan. This is a great set for pastelists interested in painting landscapes, skies and water. Maggie Price Basic Values, Set of 60 - This set of 60 pastels is organized into 12 color families. Each family contains 5 values, arranged from darkest to lightest. Maggie Price Grays, Set of 30 - Maggie Price explained it well when she wrote, "This is a set of 30 pastel sticks, five values each of six colors of gray. Not black-and-white gray, but blue-gray, purple-gray, green-gray, red-gray, teal-gray and yellow/brown-gray... colors I have searched for, wanted and never had until now." Neutral Greens, Set of 30 - This pastel set is "must have" for the landscape painter. A great collection for still-life and portrait painting as well. Plein Air Landscape Colors, Set of 60 - A great selection for landscape painters working in a variety of environments. One of Terry's most versatile and popular landscape sets. Portrait II, Set of 60 - When the Portrait Society of America asked Terry Ludwig Pastels to be an elite vendor at its annual conference, Terry rose to the challenge. Working with an exclusive panel of noted portrait artists, he created an authoritative set of 60 portrait hues as an addition to his Basic Portrait 30-piece set. Southeast Landscape, Set of 60 - Humid and steamy, the American Southeast landscape contains warm greens, bright florals and misty blues like nowhere else. Pastelist Marsha Savage put these unique colors together in a 60-piece set for artists of the Southeast and worldwide, to enjoy. Sunset Colors, Set of 14 - This set of 14 sticks includes a 12-step gradation from warm yellow to warm red, plus two shades of cool red. True Lights, Set of 30 - If you thought Terry Ludwig was all about the darks, come see the light! These soft super-light pastels don't chip or crumble, but are as creamy as any other color in the line. The set of 30 soft pastels includes 15 colors, two truly light values of each. Turquoise, Set of 30 - A pastel set of 30 turquoise essentials for water and sky. Ultramarine Blues, Set of 10 - This small set includes 10 values of Ultramarine Blue, from near pure pigment to nearly white. A must-have for skies, water and still life paintings. Vibrants, Set of 60 - The Vibrants Set is so juicy and bold, it's destined to be the next "must-have" in your Terry Ludwig Pastels collection. A deep magenta pigment has been used to create 60 vibrant colors. Violets, Set of 14 - Terry has chosen the 14 most requested violets from his broad range of existing colors. Perfect for landscapes, florals, shadows and anywhere else you would like to put these luscious violet colors. Warm Greens, Set of 30 - This pastel set includes 30 distinct warm greens, organized by value. It is a wonderful addition to any landscape palette. |


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We Need to Talk About Kevin Gets Early NYC Release
The film will be released two weeks sooner.
We Need to Talk About Kevin ... sooner. After Tilda Swinton picked up Golden Globe and SAG Award nominations for best actress for her role in the dark thriller about a fictional school shooting, distributor Oscilloscope Laboratories decided to move up the film's New York City release by two weeks. It will now be released on January 13 at theaters at the Lincoln Plaza Cinemas and Angelika Film Center, according to The Wrap.


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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources
- Freshwater Aquarium Equipment
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Strange Filter We bought a new tank, 50L for £35 second hand from a fish shop, so we could put our fish in it whilst we sort out their bowl as it's over run with annoying snails. We put the filter in, the one that came with the fish tank and it just seems to be pumping air into the water and lettling all the rubbish float on the surface. Here is the link to the filter photo as I am rubbish at describing things: http://s161.photobucket.com/albums/t...Fishfilter.jpg If anyone else has one of these filters, your advice woud be much appriciated, thank you :D Oh and the best way to get rid of the snails would also be appriciated. We don't have a pond so that idea is out of the window and pouring them down the drain when they're aquatic didn't seem like the best of ideas. I have no idea what type of snail they are and I can't get a decent photo of one. |
Pouring them "down the drain" will be OK. They will be unable to survive in the sewage collection and treatment system. TR |
Your filter is a fluval (something)+. I can't tell what number should replace the (something) as this depends only really on size. My guess, from the tank size, would be 2+. I have a 2+ and a 3+ in 2 of my tanks and I find that they are excellent filters. Is it possible that the filter is clogged and needs the media changed? I notice also that you have the filter at the bottom - is there a reason you are doing this? Normally they are kept standing upright, with the nozzle about 1cm from the surface so that the surface is aggitated a bit. My recommendation is to try this and see if it works any better because as I have said, I have found my 2, to be excellent filters. |
The only reason the filter was placed like that is because my silly boyfriend put it in the way turtles are meant to have it or so they are placed in the aquatic centre with turtles. The tank is going to be for turtles afterwards. I have now turned the filter up the correct way, thank you, and I have no idea about filter clogging and what the media is! I assume it's something to do with something you replace inside the filter. If it is, how do you open the filter? Thanks again :) |
To tell if it's clogged there should be a wee yellow tab thing at the top. If it's level with the rest of the filter then it's not clogged. If it's pushed down then it's clogged. This sometimes breaks after a while thoguh so to open it: Push in the 2 side panels with the wee dots on it. This will allow you to pull of the top part with the motor in it. This can sometimes be quite stiff. At the bottom on each side there are 2 wee tabs with arrows pointing down. Pull these and the middle part will come out. This "middle part" then opens into 2 halves just by pulling them apart. When you open this you will see 3 pads inside it. The 2 at each side will be a white sponge thing and the middle will either be white nylon, or black carbon depending on what you have in it. Give these a really good rinse out if they're clogged. I'd advise not to replace it all at once as this could result in a mini-cycle. Any more problems, just stick up another post and I'll try to help. Oh, and to find out what model you have, if it's approx. 7-8" high then it's a 2+ as I suspected. If it's 9-10" high then it's a 3+. If it's smaller than the 2+ it's a 1+ and if it's bigger than the 3+ then it's a 4+ obviously. This will alloow you to get replacement media as you'll need to know the exact model before you can buy it. HTH *Edit* I recommend the white nylon insert rather than the carbon if you're replacing the media. |
It is a 2+, it says on the top! We're putting the fish in now and it looks as though they're struggling to swim, can we turn down the power of the filter at all? |
Yayness, it worked! We'll sort out the filter before we put turtles in and after we take the fish out, thank you so much for your help. |
You're welcome! :D |
I think pouring them down the drain is cruel. Put them all in a ziplock baggie and put it in the freezer for a few hours. The end result will be the same but they won't be tortured. |
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Virtual drumming on smartphones has been enjoyed by many iPhone users. But the phone's screen is often too small to drum comfortably. Here to offer a new and better type of virtual drumming is an application called TableDrum.
TableDrum is an amazing iPhone application that introduces a new way to drum virtually. The app synchronizes different sounds with drumming sounds. Thus you can sync tap your table and synchronize with drum sound type 1. You can keep on synchronizing sounds in such a way and effectively use your table as a drum set. Attach your iOS device to some loud speakers and the drumming effect will be fully realized.
Here is a video demonstrating the usage of TableDrum:
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Taste of Unexpected Nyonya Colors at The Gardens Mid Valley, KL
When there's KL trip with family, we can't run away from shopping at Mid Valley!
And had a walk through the linkage at the basement between The Gardens and Mid Valley, my dad caught his eye at Nyonya Colours. =D While I was looking for some accessories at the stalls outside that cafe/ restaurant. *My dad just love to EAT!*
- Nyonya Colours -
Dad selected some local cakes from Nyonya Colours without noticed by me and my mom and shared those among three of us and found it.... Mmm~ Not bad actually. (My first trial)
And during the official visit there (sit inside the restaurant for Kopi O session), we selected few local cakes for our tea session and ordered their coffee.
- Nyonya Kiuh (cakes) -
- Nyonya Kiuh (cakes) -
From the prices stated there, it is reasonable to have such at such a high class area. =) And although the so much cakes were there when I took photographs, people keeps coming in for take away and add on for their coffee, the cakes just sold off in a bit.
- Nyonya Kiuh (cakes) -
We tried their local delicacies and like it much, the ingredients added (say evaporate milk ie Ideal Milk or added with Coconut Milk) made those cakes having smooth texture while munching them.
Besides, I heard their Laksa was nice too! Didn't have the chance to try it during my last visit. :( Next time should be in my list of must eat :P)
- Nyonya inspired Chair with patterns -
- The Coffees -
Both of them look unattractive with their colours on the first sight, and after I have tried (and my dad too). Our eyes goes O_O!! Unpredictable ZOMG, the coffee taste so bitter, although the colour of their drinks seen thin! In short, Coffees were GOOD! (For those who like thick coffee flavour). ;)
- Nyonya inspired Chair with patterns -
- Glutinous Rice with Sambal -
Sambal taste were good by having that spicy flavour, just like those we could find at Pasar Malam. :P
- Sambal -
The special ingredients to make Malaysian food taste good! =D So cheap and nicely packed!
Overall impression were well designed with Nyonya inspiration with those chair, tables and internal appearance. Well done for them! :)
Might check them out again soon!
Official website : Little Cravings
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Cain | posted 26-Feb-2005 2:37pm Again with the not having of a dick. I once watched someone do this. It was freaky. He'd had a rib removed and was very bendy. |
juliw | posted 26-Feb-2005 3:46pm Nope, I don't have a cock. Got some chicken in the fridge, though. |
Amanda | posted 27-Feb-2005 12:22am I don't have a cock, but thanks for asking. |
Iseult | posted 27-Feb-2005 1:31am Nah, those feathers oft get stuck 'twixt your teeth! |
Oscar | posted 27-Feb-2005 1:55am Again, I'm a girl. If I was a guy, I'd probably have to say no. That's freaky weird. |
bill | posted 27-Feb-2005 7:09am It's probably best that I can't. |
Dino | posted 27-Feb-2005 10:57am No, not really. I wouldn't see the point. The joy of having your cock sucked is more visual to me than stimulation. |
srflorida | posted 27-Feb-2005 10:58am since I don't have one, I think it would be difficult. I am assuming you wish you could since you wrote this survey. |
Enheduanna | posted 27-Feb-2005 1:06pm You mean you can't? It must not be very long, then. |
kcthedog | posted 27-Feb-2005 2:49pm I have considered it on more than one occasion. It is probably a good thing I cant. I have enough trouble managing my time to get my work done now. I can only imagine how must less productive I would be with my cock in my mouth. |
anonymous | posted 27-Feb-2005 2:54pm It is surveys like this and all the other "cock" surveys that fuel the fire of "penis envy" I demand equality let us hear from the pussies! |
BerrieGrrl | posted 27-Feb-2005 5:12pm i'm a girl... |
Edaus | posted 27-Feb-2005 7:13pm If I could I would,and so would every other guy who loves a lollipop. |
Amanda | (reply to kcthedog) posted 28-Feb-2005 12:20am Good answer. |
Updown | posted 28-Feb-2005 10:38am Not really. |
mitachoo | posted 28-Feb-2005 12:30pm The question could have been phrased a little better to make it not quite so offensive |
Matty | posted 1-Mar-2005 2:31pm I would have to say no. Sucking cock does not appeal to me; and regardless of whose cock it is, when it's all said and done, I would still be putting a cock in my mouth. |
icurok | posted 3-Mar-2005 11:11am It's the kind of thing I would've wished for when I was a teenager. Firstly, because in those days masturbation was almost vocational and secondly because it was the only chance I had at actually having it sucked. Now though, I'd have to concede that it would probably involve an amount of bodily stretching so uncomfortable, it would detract from the pleasure I would receive. Besides, I have someone to suck it for me! |
thecomic22 | posted 27-Dec-2005 5:36pm oh yea. it's a life long fantasy of mine. |
Lestadt | posted 24-Jan-2006 8:06pm I've done it before. Last night. Got my full cock in my mouth and humped my own face. It was very sexy. There are two large drawbacks, though, and one small one. Number one, the pleasure areas for your cock are on the underside. When you suck yourself off, your tongue is on the topside. Unless you can twist your dick around, or have a long, talented tongue, there is large disappointment. The other one is, FUDGE, my fudging back feels like I just landed on my spine from ten feet on a metal railing. SERIOUSLY I hope this gets better, man. It is not fun at all. The other drawback is, I've found the only way to get the weight and positioning needed to do this, you need to be on your shoulderblades. It is very easy to get heartburn, consequently. Soo... yeah. Its sexy to have your whole cock in your mouth, but it fudging hurts the back. Try at Your Own Risk |
happyboy | posted 9-Oct-2006 5:13am i have been able to...on and off (depending on my weight and physical activity levels) for over 25 years ...no, it is not 'a gay thing'. i am straight and have no desire to suck anyone else's, but really enjoy having mine sucked whether i can find a woman to do it for me or not! folks interested in the subject (men *and* women) should check out solosuck.com, we have a great community of 'selfers' and admirers there. |
Billfuzz | posted 11-May-2012 7:19pm This takes some flexing, but it is great fun. |
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ORLANDO, Fla. – June 14, 2013 – Remember the headlines a few years back declaring that Florida was no longer THE retirement haven.
Not so fast.
New Census Bureau estimates released Thursday show that 18.2 percent of Floridians are over age 65, the highest rate of any state in the nation. Maine and West Virginia rank second and third, respectively. Alaska had the lowest share of older residents, at 8.5 percent, followed by Utah and Texas.
Among counties, just under half of Sumter County's residents are over age 65, the highest share of any county in the nation. The county located about 40 miles northwest of Orlando is home to the retirement community, The Villages, and also is one of the fastest-growing regions of the state.
The county with the next-highest percentage of seniors in the nation was Charlotte County in southwest Florida, where over a third of the population is over age 65.
Statewide, almost all counties experienced slower growth or a reversal of boomer population growth since 2010, said Mark Mather, an associate vice president for the Population Reference Bureau who analyzed the numbers.
"The recent decline in migration rates among baby boomers is significant because boomers were expected to jump-start economic growth in rural America," said Mather, noting that parts of the rural Midwest and Appalachia had been losing population for decades. "But since the recession, we've seen more boomers aging in place."
Nationally, the 65-and-older population grew 4.3 percent between 2011 and 2012, to 43.1 million, or 13.7 percent of the U.S. population.The 85-and-older population increased by about 3 percent from 2011 to 2012, to almost 5.9 million. The number of centenarians rose to almost 62,000.
Finally, the nation's median age rose to 37.5, up from 37.3 in 2011.
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It is estimated that 88% of all older adults have at least one chronic condition, 69% have more than one chronic condition, and 33% experience functional disability. Thus, married older adults are not only likely to cope with chronic conditios and disability of their own but also their spouse's. Understanding how support dynamics in marriage influence each partner's health will provide great insight into helping couples stay healthier and functionally independent into late life.
The aim of the proposed Mentored Research Scientist Development Award (MRSDA) is to train the candidate in epidemiology of aging and advanced dyadic data analysis techniques to build on her expertise in experimental research and to understand how mutual care in late-life marriage influence health, particularly cardiovascular health and depression, and longevity. The proposed research focuses on older couples in which both partners suffer from chronic conditions and disability, and drawing from communal relationships theory, mutual care is defined as both partners receiving high levels of balanced instrumental and emotional support from one another. Through this MRSDA, the candidate will (1) learn from expert mentors and consultants about the epidemiology of aging and advanced statistical techniques to analyze dyadic, longitudinal data, (2) conduct secondary analysis on a large epidemiologic dyadic data set to examine how mutual care in older adult marriages influences long-term health and longevity and an experiment to examine a proposed mechanism, cardiovascular stress recovery, (3) complete coursework in epidemiology of aging, advanced epidemiologic statistics, and research ethics, and (4) attend workshops on dyadic data analysis. Yale University is a phenomenal environment to pursue this training as it has extensive resources in epidemiology of aging, statistics for analyzing epidemiologic data, experimental relationships research, and cardiovascular psychophysiology. The candidate has a state-of-the- art observational and psychophysiology lab that she will utilize for this project. Th Yale School of Public Health and the Claude D. Pepper Older American's Independence Center at Yale have excellent junior faculty mentoring programs. The candidate's primary mentor, Dr. Becca Levy at Yale School of Public Health has extensive expertise in bridging experimental and epidemiological methods to study psychosocial factors and health in older adults, including dyads. Dr. Richard Schulz will serve as a co-mentor, as he is the primary investigator for the Cardiovascular Health Effects Study which will be used for Study 1 of the proposed research and is an expert in conducting large, longitudinal studies. Dr. Trace Kershaw, an expert in dyadic data analysis at Yale School of Public Health, will also be a co-mentor. The proposed training will occur in the context of (1) a longitudinal study of married couples in which both members of the couple have chronic conditions and disability (Study 1;The Caregiver Health Effects Study;n=819 couples;an ancillary study to the Cardiovascular Health Study) examining the influence of mutual support on health trajectories (e.g. clinical and subclinical indicators of cardiovascular disease, clinical depression, and self-reported health) and longevity, and (2) an experimental study (Study 2;n=100 couples) examining cardiovascular stress recovery, a proposed mechanism for the link between mutual care and cardiovascular health proposed in Study 1. In the experimental study each partner will discuss a health-related stressor, and mutual support will be manipulated and compared to a control and one-sided support conditions to examine the effects on cardiovascular stress recovery. Consistent with the priorities outlined by the National Institute on Aging, the proposed MRSDA has the potential to address mechanisms for links between interpersonal relationships and health in the context of aging (RFA: PA-11-128). Further, the combination of training and research will serve as a spring board for the candidate's independent research career to elucidate how interpersonal relationships influence health among older adults.
It is estimated that 88% of all older adults have at least one chronic condition, 69% have more than one chronic condition, and 33% are functionally disabled. Married older adults are not only likely to cope with chronic conditions and disability of their own but also their spouse's. Understanding how support dynamics in marriage influence each partner's health will provide great insight into helping older adults stay healthy and maintain functional independence into late life.
Monin, Joan K; Schulz, Richard; Feeney, Brooke C (2015) Compassionate Love in Individuals With Alzheimer's Disease and Their Spousal Caregivers: Associations With Caregivers' Psychological Health. Gerontologist 55:981-9 |
Monin, Joan K; Schulz, Richard; Martire, Lynn M et al. (2014) The personal importance of being independent: associations with changes in disability and depressive symptoms. Rehabil Psychol 59:35-41 |
Monin, Joan K; Chen, Baibing; Stahl, Sarah T (2014) Dyadic Associations Between Physical Activity and Depressive Symptoms in Older Adults with Musculoskeletal Conditions and Their Spouses. Stress Health : |


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Adieu, Jacques (2002)
CD Listeners who don't speak French will struggle here, as only one song is sung completely in English. The CD followed Noel's one-man musical, Adieu Jacques, which he put together to celebrate the life of the Belgian troubadour Jacques Brel. In the sleeve notes, Noel explains why he has chosen to stick with the original French lyrics and provides handy translations into English for those who want to follow the songs closely. But even in French, some of the tracks will be familiar to English listeners, particularly Marieke, which Noel recorded an English version of as a single in 1966. Track List:
Next to Gauguin Mon Pere Disait Marieke
Le Moribond Vesoul Ne Me Quittes Pas Le Plat Pays La Chanson Des Vieux Amants Les Marquises La Valse A Mille Temps A Cote de Gauguin Sleeve Notes: It is always difficult to translate songs or poetry and remain true to the original. Some of the songs in this collection have English language versions which have become quite well known. Being firmly attached by the heart to the nuances of French, I constantly find myself thinking "... but that's not what it really says...". That's why I've chosen to sing the songs in Adieu, Jacques as they were written. I've put literal translations together without regard for rhyme or meter so that you can have an idea of what Jacques Brel was saying. If some of it sounds odd it's not just the French idiom, it's because Brel boldly invented new words and twisted the French language around for his poetic ends. Sometimes he was deliberately silly and sometimes he created new combinations of words that literally make the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. I hope you feel the same. Noel Harrison. Listen: Listen: Listen to Noel's 1966 English language version of the Jacques Brel song Marieke.
Show poster: The poster for the live stage show of Adieu Jacques. |


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Besides being tender and delicious, these blueberry studded pancakes give you a healthy jumpstart to your day. Based on data from the USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging, blueberries are among the fruits with the highest antioxidant activity. Research has shown that a serving of fresh blueberries provides more antioxidant activity than many other fresh fruits and vegetables. Antioxidants have been associated with the prevention of cancer, heart disease, and other processes of aging.
In addition, eating a healthy breakfast will rev up your metabolism and likely deter you from ravenously overeating later in the day. Even if you are short on time in the mornings, you can make these pancakes the night before and simply reheat them on a warm skillet when you wake up.
Even better, make a large batch on the weekend and freeze them! Let pancakes cool, then layer them in a large freezer bag with wax paper separating each pancake. Simply place pancakes in the refrigerator the night before to thaw. Enjoy warm and syrupy in the morning.
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/3 cup blue cornmeal*
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
2 eggs
3/4 cup buttermilk
1 tablespoon melted butter
1 cup fresh blueberries or frozen, thawed, drained
1. Preheat a griddle or nonstick skillet over medium heat. In a large bowl, whisk together flour, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder and baking soda. In a medium-sized bowl, whisk together eggs, buttermilk, and melted butter. Add egg mixture to dry ingredients and, using a wooden spoon, stir until combined.
2. Spray griddle or skillet with nonstick cooking spray. Ladle 1/4 cup batter per pancake onto griddle or skillet and sprinkle with blueberries. Cook until edges of pancakes are set and bubbles burst on the surface, about 3 minutes. Using a wide spatula, flip pancakes and cook for 1 to 2 minutes or until bottom is lightly browned.
3. Serve warm with maple syrup, pats of butter, or dollops of yogurt. If you are feeling edibly adventurous, top pancakes with honey and bleu cheese.
*Blue cornmeal is a finely-ground whole grain from Indian Blue Corn. It can be used in any recipe calling for cornmeal and will give baked goods a blue hue. Blue cornmeal is becoming increasingly available in specialty markets, natural food stores, and the gourmet section of supermarkets and can be ordered online.
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Continuing the historical nature of the first #CLSWest posts, the +Eventbrite page is still available with info about CLS West 2010 including the attendee listing and the sponsors. The first event was at +DeVry University in Daly City and we held an evening +Ignite the same day that was Community Leadership themed. That first one almost killed +Van Riper and we have not attempted to do an Ignite on the same day since then. :-)
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I remembered Dec-09, I found an article in Wired, Geologists Love Beer and I asked Thomas Natschlaeger whether we have something about Beer. He quickly wrote this notebook: how to build a model in machine learning framework to predict the Australian beer production.
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Links & Law - Information about legal aspects of search engines, linking and framing
April 24, 2011: Update 74 (No more Links & Law Updates ...)
March 5, 2011: Update 73
December 28, 2010: Update 72 (AdWords Update, Street View Update)
September 20, 2010: Update 71 (Legal trouble for YouTube in Germany, Germany: Employer may google job applicant, EU: Consultation on the E-Commerce-Directive, WIPO Paper on tradmarks and the internet, The ECJ and the AdWords Cases)
July 18, 2010: Update 70 (IFPI to Google: Stop linking to The Pirate Bay!, Germany: Lex Google Street View?, USA: Google sued for click fraud, Google hit with several class-action lawsuits over WiFi snooping, ECJ ruling Primakabin / Portakabin, French Supreme Court AdWords Case: Google v. Vuitton - Do we have a winner?)
May 11, 2010: Update 69 (The future of Google's image search in Germany, Privacy Officials criticize Google, Google & Co v. Trademark Owners: The latest AdWord-News from the USA, Google & Co v. Trademark Owners: The latest AdWord-News from Europe)
February 9, 2010: Update 68 (Germany: Google hit with antitrust lawsuits, Google Tax in France?, Great Britain: Protection of search engines from liability for copyright infringement, Keyword Lawsuit Morningware v. Hearthware, Borings: 1 US Dollar from Google?, German Court Surprisingly Liberal on Derogatory Domains & Likeliness of Confusion Online: www.bund-der-verunsicherten.de)
December 13, 2009: Update 67 (Google Book settlement: The new version, USA: Google's impact on a jury verdict, Switzerland: Lawsuit against Google Street View, USA: "Expert witness": Keyword metatag matters, Germany: A new neighboring right for publishers?, UK: Interflora v. Marks & Spence: The questions!, Germany: Criminal Investigation against Google, USA: Google sues over alleged work-at-home scams)
October 19, 2009: Update 66 (ECJ: Advocate General says use of trademarks as keywords is ok!, Author's Guild v. Google - The latest developments)
September 1, 2009: Update 65 (Search engine liability in the UK and elsewhere, The Hamburg declaration, Antitrust allegations against Google Italy, France: Lawsuits over Google Suggest)
July 13, 2009: Update 64 (The High Court in London refers questions on AdWords to the ECJ, Microsoft files click-fraud complaint, Inventor of vibrating toilet seat sues Google, Netherlands: Webmaster can be held liable for Google snippet, USA: Search Engines ordered to stop misleading mortgage relief ads, The Thumbnail Dilemma continues in Europe)
May 29, 2009: Update 63 (USA: Suit over AdWords budget limits ends with settlement, Second Circuit decision on "Use in Commerce", Google allows companies to use a rival's trade mark as a keyword in 190 countries, Google allows trademarks in text of US ads, New AdWord and Metatag decisions and cases in the USA and Germany)
March 29, 2009: Update 62 (Google wins Street View case in Pennsylvania, Jones Day, Blogshopper settlement, Does Google violate antitrust laws by eliminating competition?, USA: Hyperlinks to Competing Products on web site with mark)
February 10, 2009: Update 61 (Germany: German Federal Court decisions on AdWords, USA: Google Not Liable for Fraudulent Ads, GateHouse Media Lawsuit: Don't aggregate our headlines and post snippets of our stories)
December 14, 2008: Update 60 (Argentina: Google and Yahoo locked in legal battle with celebrities, Germany: Thumbnail decision revisited, Spain: Google Cache is legal (the Megakini.com-case), Canada: Linking to defamatory content - Crookes v. Wikimedia Foundation, USA: Google Book Search Settlement, USA: Jones Day v. Blockshopper.com - Hyperlink creates false impression of affiliation?, USA: Hyperlink, death threats and violation of the First Amendment)
October 18, 2008: Update 59 (First Links & Law Meeting in Munich, UK: Christian Institute / Google case settled out of court, Google Analytics illegal in Germany?, Googles v. Google, Google Street View - Legal Problems in Germany?, Parker v. Yahoo, Microsoft, AdWords cases in Germany - Federal Supreme Court decision is imminent, No Thumbnails allowed in Germany - Why don't you use textual descriptions?)
August 17, 2008: Update 58 (Purchased Ads on parked domains, MPAA fights film links sites, Information Commissioner: Street View no violation of privacy laws in Great Britain?, Sex Selection Ads in India, Comments on FTC Behavioral Advertising Principles, Fraudulent Ad Charges - Almeida sues Google)
June 10, 2008: Update 57 (European Court of Justice will hear Google Adwords lawsuit!, USA - Court: Keyword Metatags are a poor indicator of relevancy, Belgium - Copiepresse v. Google - The copyright battle continues, USA - Citysearch faces click fraud lawsuit, USA - Hyperlink to child pornography = Distribution?, USA - Google sued over "fraudulent" AdWords (Goddard v. Google), USA - Designer Skin v. S&L Vitamins: Keyword Metatags and Ads No Initial Interest Confusion)
April 15, 2008: Update 56 (Abortion and religion-related content is inappropriate, Google says, German Jewish Group Sues Google over YouTube, Self-Regulatory Principles on Behavioral Advertising, Sponsored Links decision in the U.K., First Google street view lawsuit in the USA: Boring v. Google, Article 29 Data Protection Working Party Report: Opinion on data protection issues related to search engines, Important thumbnail decision in Germany)
March 21, 2008: Update 55 (EU Commission Clears Google's DoubleClick Bid, Utah Trademark Protection Act Amended, Google AdWords Lawsuits in the USA - Where do we stand at the beginning of 2008?)
January 25, 2008: Update 54 (Hyperlinks pointing to pictures - Dangerous..., AdWords Related Lawsuit Worldwide Update)
December 12, 2007: Update 53 (Spain: Complaints over mixing search results and ads, Austrian study: Google is creating dangerous monopolies and has to be stopped!, USA - Search Engines and the Global Online Freedom Act of 2007, Search Engine Law Article: Green light for search engines to use thumbnail images?)
November 1, 2007: Update 52 (Stephen Jayne v. Google Internet Search Engine Founders, AdWord advertising on copyright-infringing lyric websites, Google "wins" trademark case against ABWF, American Airlines sues Google over keyword ads, Google Street View - Privacy Concerns in Canada, Links & Law started on November 1, 2002 and turns 5 today!!!)
August 19, 2007: Update 51 (Defamation Lawsuit: Gene Phillips v. Google, Google looses Gmail trademark case in Germany ... again!, Google may have to reveal AdWord secrets, ACCC takes Google to court over sponsored links)
June 25, 2007: Update 50 (Google v. Perfect 10: Appeals Court decision, YouTube sued again!, Austria: OGH on Adwords, European Union Questions Google's Data Retention Policy, AdWords lawsuits in the USA - An update)
May 4, 2007: Update 49 (Yahoo looses copyright lawsuit in China, Feldman v. Google - AdWords Contract Upheld, Utah SB 236 - No more keyword advertising in Utah?, Google settles suit by AFP, Google's Data Retention Policy sparks controversy, Don't google job applicants in Finland!, AdWords lawsuits in the USA - An update, Google sued for search result, Use of Thumbnail Images not infringing in Germany)
April 6, 2007: Update 48 (Search Engines Can Choose Not To Run Ads in the USA, Google faces lawsuit in South Korea over AdSense account termination for alleged click fraud, Belgian Court: Google News violates copyright law, Zyprexa - EFF, Viacom sues Google over YouTube, Settlement in keyword lawsuit, China: Yahoo sued for linking to illegal song downloads, Google wins Kinderstart case, Payday Advance Plus v. Findwhat - Click Fraud Lawsuit in the USA, Search Ad Market no market for antitrust purposes - Person v. Google, Google wins court battle in Belgium over Google Suggest, Click Fraud Case Dismissed, Decisions in France - Update)
February 10, 2007: Update 47 (Framing a Copyright Violation in Germany, Google wants broader Fair Use Exemptions in Australia, Great Britain: Consultation Document on the Electronic Commerce Directive: The Liability of Hyperlinkers, Location Tool Services and Content Aggregators, Yahoo China v. Beijing Sanjiwuxian Internet Technology, Is deep linking legal? U.S. District Judge says "No"!, Google: Setback in European battle for Gmail, Stoller: Google will go out of business by the end of this lawsuit..., Conference on the law of search engines in Haifa, AdWords Lawsuits: Latest Developments, Danish company Krak charges for links, Steinbuch v. Cutler, Breach of Ad Terms: Hanson Industries v. Google Update, Spiderlaws.com - Links & Law partner site)
January 21, 2007: Update 46 (Quicksilverscreen: Liablity for linking, Australian court rules against MP3 link site, Dutch Court explicitly allowes Google to continue broad matching, Meta-Search-Service as unfair competition in Norway, Keyword Advertising and Metatags no Trademark Violation in the USA, (but don't count on it), A lawsuit over five dollars - Bradley v. Google, Uline Inc. v. JIT Packaging Inc., Copiepresse Asks Yahoo to Remove Links)
November 27, 2006: Update 45 (Person v. Google - Does Google have a monopoly over keyword targeted internet advertising?, Lawsuit against Google's video service, Australian copyright law and search engines, Google Book Search - Latest Developments in October / November 2006, Kinderstart.com v. Google - Ruling at the end of 2006?, Liability for hyperlinks in Greece, Google faces court in Italy and France, Belgium: Copiepresse v. Google Update, Trademarks as meta tags not permissible in Germany, Trademarks as keywords not permissible in the USA?)
November 1, 2006: Update 44 (Liability of Providers of Hyperlinks and Location Tools (PHLTs) in EU Member States)
October 7, 2006: Update 43 (Belgium: Publisher v. Search Engine, Theresa Bradley sues Google over Adsense Ban, Contract Terms "easily accessed" by clicking on hyperlink, Kinderstart v. Google: Second Amended Complaint, 800-JR Cigar Inc. v. GoTo.com, Google wins keyword lawsuit against Rescuecom, Legal-IST Workshop in Brussels)
August 3, 2006: Update 42 (How deep can Google crawl?, Toback drops porn lawsuit against Google, Louis Vuitton wins Google Adwords ruling, Google's first legal victory in the battles over its Google Books Library Project, Kinderstart v. Google Lawsuit Dismissed, Datner v. Yahoo, Google Settles Click Fraud Case, The Adam Walsh Child Protection And Safety Act Of 2006)
June 27, 2006: Update 41 (Edina Realty Inc. v. TheMLSonline.com, Merck & Co. Inc. v. Mediplan Health Consulting Inc., Update on AdWord Cases in France, Yahoo Sued for Buying Trademarked Keywords on Google, Shainin II, LLC v. Allen, Google, Perfect 10 appeal thumbnails case, "Syndication Fraud" Lawsuit against Yahoo, Kinderstart.com v. Google - Court Documents, Google sued for refusing ad, Roberts v. Google, Links to Podcast-Feeds a copyright infringement?)
June 1, 2006: Update 40 (The Latest Attack Against Torrent Sites, Danemark, Netherlands and India: New Deep Linking Decisions, US Law would stop metatag abuse by porn sites, Google and Child Porn, Click Fraud case not settled yet, Belgian Company Sues Google Over Google Suggest Suggestions)
May 11, 2006: Update 39 (Google Monopoly and Anti Trust Law)
April 4, 2006: Update 38 (DOJ's Request for Search Data, Creation of Thumbnails can be a copyright infringement in the USA, Google settles suit over click fraud, Google dislikes Ashley Cole, Google Video: Posting of a copyright protected video, Google's web search systems no copyright infringement, Right to be listed in search engines? - KinderStart.com v. Google)
February 23, 2006: Update 37 (Google Cache: Fair use or copyright infringement?, 1984 is now! Google fights US Government, Google v. BMW: Doorway Pages are evil, CNG sues Google over ads linked to Check 'n Go, Traffic-Power sues blogger for false and defamatory information, Reed Executive v. Reed Business Information Limited)
January 27, 2006: Update 36 (Study examines DMCA Cease-and-Desist Letters, National Arbitration Forum: Yahoo! v. Bill Skipton, National Arbitration Forum: Link to lawsuit site against mark holder shows bad faith, Click Defense v. Google Update, Salu, Inc. v. Pitts, Google receives Notice to Sue for Libel from dotWorlds, Updates on some older cases, Protection of the trademark "M�ridien" in France, International Conference on Legal, Security and Privacy Issues in IT)
December 13, 2005: Update 35 (Regulating Search?: A Symposium on Search Engines, Law, and Public Policy, AdSense Extortion in Germany, Search Engines and Anti-Trust-Law, Torrent Search Engine Links, AdWords-Decision in France, "Terms and Conditions of Sale" / "Privacy Policy" provided by hyperlink create binding contract, Hyperlinks & Law in Colombia)
November 11, 2005: Update 34 (Never use headlines without permission in Japan..., Google rebrands its free GMail web service in the UK, Google Print - copyright infringement by scanning books?, Do we really need warning banners on all search engines?, Office Depot v. Staples - A new AdWords lawsuit, Court Documents in the Perfect 10 v. Google / Amazon.com case, Court Documents in the Authors Guild v. Google lawsuit)
September 25, 2005: Update 33 (Constitutional complaint against hyperlink ban, The Realworld shut down!, Google and Geico resolve trademark lawsuit, GMail - The next legal threat, Lane's Gift and Collectibles Click Fraud Lawsuit belongs in state court, Baidu sued over free MP3-download links, Authors Guild sues: Google Print a massive copyright infringement?)
August 21, 2005: Update 32 (Liability for MP3-links in Australia, Google wins click fraud-case, Click Defense sues Google because of Click Fraud, Baidu removes links to pirated music files, No links to websites offering circumvention technology in Germany!, Alvar Freude is not guilty!, Google sued for overcharging, Written Decision in Geico v. Google AdWords Case, Apple versus MacBidouille, No links to a cheap music service - The AllofMp3 Case)
June 16, 2005: Update 31 (Kalk v. Fairfield Language Techs., Lawsuit Over Gambling Advertisements Continues, Google accused of having a political bias for the Democratic Party, Link To Site Selling DVD Circumvention Software has to be removed!)
May 15, 2005: Update 30 (Click Fraud Collusion, "G-mail" becomes "Google Mail" in Germany, What happened to "We are not evil" - Google v. Froogles, The next AdWords trademark lawsuit against Google!, Nissan.com Update)
March 27, 2005: Update 29 (Linking can constitute copyright infringement, US court says; Google too powerful? The Greens think so!; The future of aggregated news sites: AFP v. Google; Update on the AdWords lawsuits)
March 12, 2005: Update 28 (German Search Engines create a self-censorship-organisation, Hyperwords, Not every link is welcome in North Korea, Google's Auto-Link-Feature, Link to a political candidate a contribution to his campaign?)
February 5, 2005: Update 27 (Google looses AdWords lawsuit in France, again�, And Overture wasn't lucky, either..., Computer student billed $15,900 over illegal hyperlinks in Norway, How searchers feel about issues related to paid and unpaid search results)
January 1, 2005: Update 26 (ACS sues Google over Scholar, Google Scores Victory in AdWords Case against Geico, Norwegian Supreme Court will rule on the liabilty for links to illegal MP3-Files - Napster.no)
December 3, 2004: Update 25 (Alvar Freude convicted for linking, Nissan.com belongs to ..., Google sued by Perfect 10, Paying for Popularity - Search Engines and Paid inclusion)
November 13, 2004: Update 24 (First Iranian Google Bomb, Links to Illegal Playmate Pictures, Hyperlinks to websites selling pirate devices illegal in the USA, Do Hyperlinks cause confusion? Court says "No!", Yahoo and Google sued again)
October 17, 2004: Update 23 (Deep Linking in Hong Kong - A new problem for Google, Google and Chinese Censurship)
October 3, 2004: Update 22 (Novak v. Overture, Buying ads using trademarked terms is ok, German court says!, Googles v. Google, Mixing of editorial and advertising content continues - IntelliTXT)
September 18, 2004: Update 21 (Link to Business With Forum Contacts No Support for Jurisdiction Over Website Operator, Hyperlinks to file sharing programs not illegal in Norway, Michael Bradley - A failed attempt to blackmail Google, Government search engine wants you to find websites critical to Kerry)
September 4, 2004: Update 20 (Semacode - Real World Hyperlinks, Fast Company's linking policy, Google on adword lawsuits)
August 24, 2004: Update 19 (And again: Google has been sued because of trademark infringement!, Illegal link to the "Best anti-Bush ad" ever, Google updates Toolbar - introduces Browse by Name, Hyperlinks do not violate Norwegian copyright or marketing laws, The gold medal for stupid linking policy goes to ...)
June 11, 2004: Update 18 (Google knows what people want..., The German Federal Court of Justice rules on the liability for hyperlinks, John Kerry gets Google-Bombed!)
May 2, 2004: Update 17 (Google sued for libel, Google sued for trademark infringement, ShareReactor, Also in the news)
March 27, 2004: Update 16 (Thumbnails illegal in Germany, Search Engines in the news, Also in the news)
March 6, 2004: Update 15 (First Report on the application of the E-Commerce-Directive; Search Engines in the news)
February 1, 2004: Update 14 (Mark Pollard v. Miramax Film; Protection of Minors on the internet and Search Engines in Germany; Playboy vs. Netscape; Search Engines in the News; Also in the news)
January 10, 2004: Update 13: Is there a legal difference between a hyperlink and a URL?
January 3, 2004: Update 12 (Google's Ad-Words under attack, US- President George W. Bush - A miserable failure?, Online Policy Group v. Diebold, Inc., Also in the News)
November 3, 2003: Update 11 (A "Code of Conduct" for search-engine operators?, Search engines liable for allowing advertisers to use protected terms in text ads?, Recommendations on the responsibilities for linking to illicit content, Right to link threatened in the USA?, Also in the news)
October 6, 2003: Update 10 (Scientology v. Karin Spaink / Xs4all, Hot Maps, Also in the News)
September 8: Update 9 (Google pulls links to Kazaa Lite, DeCSS Update)
August 4, 2003: Update 8 (Linking criminal in Spain?, Kelly v. Arriba Soft: Welcome to the next round, Hypertags - A new technology, Hyperlinks & Law in China)
July 18, 2003: Breaking news: Deep Links Are Legal!
May 20, 2003: Update 7: Unlawful Internet Gambling Funding Prohibition Act
April 21, 2003: Update 6 (Newsclub lawsuit is over, Meteo-Data)
March 24, 2003: Update 5 (Direct links into Peer-2-Peer networks, Meteo-Data)
February 16, 2003: Update 4 (Can Links illegally promote gambling?, SBC Communications v. Museumtour.com: Frames Patent?, Newsbooster's newsbrowser, DeCSS-Update)
January 18, 2003: Update 3 (Meteodata / Hot Maps; The latest news on the DeCSS case; Links & Law in the News)
December 20, 2002: Update 2 (The Dot Kids Implementation and Enforcement Act of 2002 (HR 3833); Third-party hyperlinks in auction descriptions)
November 24, 2002: Update 1 (European Convention on Cybercrime; Spamming; Paid Links; State Department Link; Link to illegal song)
The Links & Law website is updated regularily, so check back for updated information and resources about search engine and linking issues.
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Graeme James Souness is a Scottish former professional football player and manager. He is perhaps best known as the former captain of the successful Liverpool team of the early 1980s, and as a less successful manager notably with Rangers, Liverpool, Benfica, Galatasaray, Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle United.
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"Sometimes you have to play in a position that you may feel is not your best."
Graeme Souness
"He's [Alan Shearer] the mother hen. He's got to look after them all out on there on the pitch."
"I've said that we need to improve our play in the final third and if Luque comes in then he'll help us to do that."
"We have shown an interest in him; we have made an inquiry. He has the most incredible scoring record in Dutch football. Many people have described him as a young Alan Shearer, but whether that's true or not I don't know."
"It is a proper one - he said he felt it was like a knife."
"It's been a nice, normal quiet week; it's been life at Newcastle United. But we've got to put it behind us. The important thing is to try and get a result."
"We've missed Michael when he has been out injured and he was the difference today."
"I'm sure Michael is really looking forward to going back and showing his old public what they are missing. He's exactly what we thought we were getting _ he can sniff goals out of nothing, and that's what makes him such a very, very special player."
"We'll see what happens over the next six months but I certainly wouldn't close any doors."
"Towards the end of last season, Titus was outstanding for us and I have been very happy with Jean-Alain as well."


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I stitched all of the stitches for my Husqvarna Lily 555 using purple variegated thread. As I stitched, I labelled each with the corresponding number on the machine for easy reference later. I used a fine point Sharpie and just hand wrote them.
I then switched to pink thread for my Husqvarna Sapphire 750. The funny thing is that I decided to use the purple and pink because they really aren't my colours. The ironic thing, however, is that whenever I refer to this stitch bible I'll be looking at those colours. 'sigh'
Once I finished all of the stitches, I put two pages back to back and did a simple zig zag stitch around the outside to secure the pages (and hide the bobbin stitches).
For the cover, I decided to use some fun lettering from my Letter Love class back in February (look familiar Joanne?). Here's one link to a post with similar lettering if you're interested. I love how well these lend themselves to machine applique and stitch!
To be able to quickly find the stitches for each machine, I put ribbon tabs on the first page of each section, using the same colour as the stitching.
While I was over at the sewing machine doing all of this, our cat was enjoying her new favourite spot on my new desk. She's loving that spot in front of the window as much as I do!
I still need to get some grommets so I can 'bind' the pages with a couple of binder rings and then it'll be finished and ready to use.


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"The worst is behind us."
"Originally we expected a second batch of snow later today. Now, it looks like that second batch is going to impact areas to the east of Rochester. So it is a little further east than we expected, so for the rest of today we will have on and off very light snow with an inch or less accumulation."


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Well! First, I get lost taking the bus to the central bus station of Sofia! I get on the bus at 5.50am with instructions to get off at the last stop, approximately 20 mins away....after 25...then 30mins, I'm concerned.....especially when I see the statute and supermarket we had passed 15mins before that! Yep, the bus had turned around! In my previous experiences, when a bus reaches their last stop, everyone gets off and the bus stops for 5mins or so. This ...
... I changed my traditional belief that the hot
summer would be a bad time to visit Central Asia. I decided to postpone
my trip to Ethiopia until afterwards.
I'd made this decision while visiting my beloved small town
called Rymarov, in the eastern Czech Republic. I'd come here with
great relief from big and impersonal Prague. I'd been calling it "my
second home" since teaching high school here eight ...
Serbia and Bulgaria
... fifties!! I don't know why ;-)
We left Hungary and entered Bulgaria. Hungary have got beautiful views with mountains. After crossing the border to Bulgaria we stopped for filling up petrol. We were stunned approaching the counter in the gas station. Just besides the counter there was a fully equipped bar serving drinks......It appeared to us like ...
Sofia to Pazardzhik
... we met a local cycling the opposite direction. After a brief chat, he turned around and led us towards a hotel. When locals recommend a place to stay, you never quite know what it's going to be like. But this guy was unbelievably helpful as he not only took time out of his day to show us into a town, but made sure the hotel gave us the proper (non-tourist) rate and drew us a map of where to go for ...
Falling in Love on the Road
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Bellona celebrates CO2 capture in Brevik, Norway
2013-03-01 10:11 by Anja Reitz
Bellona President Frederic
Hauge celebrates the news; «Norcem in Brevik is the first cement
producer in Europe, and maybe the world, that has the opportunity to
become carbon negative, i.e. removing more CO2 from the
atmosphere than it emits in its production of cement. If we are to
overcome the challenges that climate change presents, this type of
technology is key". In 2008, the Bellona Foundation released the internationally renowned
research report "How to Combat Global Warming". The report proved how
sustainable production of bio mass combined with CO2 capture
and storage (CCS) is a key technology in the global fight against
climate change. In the summer 2012, the EU's technology platforms for CO2
handling (ZEP) and bio-fuels (EBTP) followed with a report that showed
possible concepts for combining these technologies. Bellona was the
main-contributor to this report, which demonstrates how CCS in the
cement industry, combined with the transition from coal to bio-based
fuels, can be one possible solution.


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Little Green Men From.....
Raymond Daley
Copyright 05/11/2011 by Raymond Daley
Smashwords Edition
Five years.
That's how long each member of the crew had been given.
Not a death sentence, nor a life sentence either.
Estimated possible survival rate, that's what the medics had told each person.
The name of the ship had been chosen by its crew. The Charon.
Five years of deep space exploration. They each had nothing to lose, every one of them was a terminal case so no-one was afraid of the risks from prolonged exposure to cosmic radiation.
Log one, As we have no military personnel aboard we have decided to do away with titles like Captain or Commander. No one person is in charge of this mission. Either we all decide our own fates or none of us do. By choosing to launch we have already made the biggest choice. Mission Control verified the location of the signal.


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Sleeps | 6 |
Bedrooms | 3 |
Bathrooms | 4 |
Space | 650 m² |
Property type | villa |
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The Triplex Villa has a wonderful panorama ocean view and a size of 650 sq.m. with outdoor and indoor area. There are 3 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms: 2 double bedrooms and 1 twin-bedded room. Fully air-conditioned + Wireless high speed Internet access.
Ground Floor
+ A grand salon area with a complete audio-visual, karaoke equipment. Refreshing ensuite toilet room
+ Dining and bar area
+ Fully equipped kitchen corner
+ Outdoor terrace & BBQ corner - sitting patio with veranda
+ Private swimming pool
First Floor
+ 1 master bedroom with TV and spacious en-suite bathroom
+ A large grand salon with an office desk, Computer
+ Balcony with a beautiful panoramic ocean view
Second Floor
+ 2 large bedrooms with their own TV & spacious en-suite bathroom
+ Balcony with a beautiful panoramic ocean view
Third Floor
+ Large outside terrace with a beautiful panoramic ocean view
+ Jacuzzi, solarium, game playground (baby-foot, marble chess area)


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Regenia Brabham (Deleted) gave props (19 Jul 2009):
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