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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — The much-awaited new version of Apple Inc.'s popular iPhone could get a lift from the return of early upgrade plans being offered by major U.S. carriers, an analyst said Wednesday.
Susquehanna analyst Chris Caso said the decision of carriers, including T-Mobile TMUS, -0.66% and AT&T T, +0.26% to offer plans that allow consumers to upgrade their phones in either 12 or 18 months instead of the typical 24-month period could boost demand for Apple's AAPL, +0.59% new iPhone when it launches later this year.
This could be an even more critical factor since the new iPhones are expected to feature bigger screens and will therefore be pricier.
"The early upgrade plans only cost the consumer marginally more than a traditional plan, and require no down payment to acquire a new phone," Caso told clients in a note. "In general under these plans, the consumer is paying an additional $2 to $10 per month for the privilege of upgrading early, depending on the timing of the upgrade."
And with these no down payment plans, the new, higher priced iPhones could be "more palatable for consumers," Caso added.
The new lease plans in the U.S. could "make it even easier for Apple to raise the iPhone price point, since that price increase would be spread over 24 to 30 months."
Caso cited AT&T's 30-month payment plan, which would mean that "an additional $50 added to the entry level cost of iPhone 6 would cost the consumer only $1.67 per month."
"We think most consumers wouldn't give that level of price increase a second thought," he said.
Caso noted that smartphone sales in the second half of 2013 after US carriers ended many early upgrade plans in the second quarter of that year. The new plans, he said, could "reverse this trend, which could act as a tailwind for the upcoming iPhone 6 product cycle."
Analysts have speculated that Apple will unwrap the iPhone 6 in late summer or early fall.
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Bosch brings a new innovation to the miter saw market with the first one-handed, portable miter saw in the 12-in. segment. The CM12 single bevel compound miter saw has a lightweight and compact design and a carry handle that makes the saw easy to transport. In addition to portability, the miter saw provides accurate cuts at any angle.
The new saw features nine adjustable miter detents and large miter and bevel scales with uniform markings, making them easy to read and providing operators with a variety of angle options. With a one-touch, adjustable fence, operators can make top crown/base and cross cuts without much effort. It has an 8-in. capacity on cross cuts and can make 6-in. cuts at 45 degrees.
It includes a 37-in. expanding support that extends to the left or right of the saw to add material support. The saw also comes with a vacuum-ready dust chute and an adjustable dust elbow vacuum adaptor attachment that connects the saw to a dust bag to ensure all dust created during use is safely collected.
The Bosch CM12 kit includes 40T blade, blade wrench and dust bag. It costs $349. Contact Bosch, 877/267-2499, www.boschtools.com.

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We seem to be having a French moment, between admiring the country's well-behaved children and their very thorough postpartum care. There's also a new book on the horizon about how France doesn't have picky eaters.
I am in the midst of reading Bringing Up Bebe, and here's yet another reason to be intrigued by the French style of parenting: most of their babies sleep through the night by two months old. The author, Pamela Druckerman, is mystified because no one seems to be sleep training or crying it out, and yet their babies are "doing their nights," as they call it, so much earlier than many of their American counterparts.
Druckerman finally gets to the bottom of it after interviewing Tribeca Pediatrics French founder, Michel Cohen. The solution, as she jokingly calls it, is Le Pause. When their children wake or make a noise, instead of immediately going in to respond, French parents give them a minute or two to self-soothe, and maybe settle back down. If they don't, only then do they pick up the child. She writes:
One reason for pausing is that young babies make a lot of movements while they're sleeping. This is normal and fine. If parents rush in and pick the baby up every time he makes a peep, they'll sometimes wake him up. Another reason for pausing is that babies wake up between their sleep cycles, which last about two hours. It's normal for them to cry a bit when they're first learning to connect those cycles. If a parent automatically interprets this cry as a demand for food or a sign of distress and rushes in to soothe the baby, the baby will have a hard time learning to connect the cycles on his own. That is, he'll need an adult to come in and soothe him back to sleep at the end of each cycle.
This seems to make a lot of sense to me, and I wish I had to known to try this when I was trying to get my own kids to "do their nights."
What do you think? Is there something to this idea of Le Pause? Would you try it?


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Judy and Adam travel to New York City, the fashion capital of the United States, to meet up-and-coming designers Eduarda and Juan. Eduarda and Juan's dreams come true when fashion designer Christian Siriano challenges them to showcase their individuality and creativity by drawing upon Judy and Adam's engineering know-how to re-interpret a gown from his collection. Their red carpet-worthy designs are treated to a surprise critique when two editors from Teen Vogue magazine join Christian at a fashion shoot. D
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UNIONTOWN, Pa. (AP) - April 2, 2013 --A former Pennsylvania jail inmate says he didn't sneak a cellphone into the lockup in his prosthetic leg, though he acknowledged having it for a year as he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.
Instead, 28-year-old Christopher Greer, of Uniontown, tells a judge the phone was in his cargo shorts when he reported in 2011 to serve a sentence for driving on a suspended license.
Greer says he kept the phone because inmates at the Fayette County lockup 40 miles south of Pittsburgh must pay $4 per call.
Greer pleaded guilty Tuesday, but the warden doesn't believe Greer smuggled the phone in either his pocket or his leg, as county detectives charged. Brian Miller says both would have been searched too thoroughly for that.


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Royals Minor League report: July 12
Omaha Storm Chasers (50-45)
Omaha 4, Colorado Springs 0 (Suspended in the fourth inning)
Omaha Storm Chasers (50-45)
Omaha 4, Colorado Springs 0 (Suspended in the fourth inning)
Omaha's game at Colorado Springs was suspended in the fourth due to rain and unplayable conditions. The contest will be resumed on Aug. 8. Clay Mortensen tossed three scoreless innings, striking out one while holding the Sky Sox to a hit and a walk. Brian Bocock doubled home a pair in the fourth. Whit Merrifield recorded two hits, an RBI and a run before played was halted. Christian Colon was 2-for-2 with a walk in his first game since being optioned from Kansas City. Colon is ranked 14th among Royals prospects by MLB.com. Matt Fields was 2-for-2 with an RBI.
NW Arkansas Naturals (11-11 second half, 36-56 overall)
Springfield 8, NW Arkansas 0
LP: Tim Melville (1-8)
HR: None
Northwest Arkansas settled for a 2-2 split at Springfield. Starter Tim Melville struck out two while allowing six runs, nine hits and three walks over five-plus innings. Third-ranked Royals prospect Jorge Bonifacio was 2-for-3 with a double and a walk. Ethan Chapman, Angel Franco and Parker Morin added singles.
Wilmington Blue Rocks (10-11 second half, 43-46 overall)
Salem 2, Wilmington 1
LP: Blake Wood (0-1)
HR: None
Wilmington dropped to 1-1 vs. Salem as Carson Blair began the ninth with a deciding home run off of Blake Wood. Starter Jonathan Dziedzic held the Red Sox to a run over six innings. He struck out seven, scattering seven hits and two walks. Bubba Starling recorded two hits, including a game-tying single in the sixth. He's batting .298 (25-for-84) since the All-Star break.
Lexington Legends (9-15 second half, 38-56 overall)
Hagerstown 8, Lexington 2
LP: Pedro Fernandez (0-6)
HR: None
Lexington lost a third straight to the Suns, who built an 8-0 lead, capped by five runs in the seventh. Starter Pedro Fernandez yielded three runs and five hits over 5 1/3 innings. He struck out four and did not issue a walk. Kenny Diekroeger was 2-for-4 with an RBI.
Idaho Falls Chukars (14-12)
Great Falls 7, Idaho Falls 3
LP: Zach Lovvorn (2-2)
HR: None
Idaho Falls had a five-game winning streak snapped in Game 1 at Great Falls. The Chukars rallied from a 5-0 deficit, scoring three unearned runs in the seventh. Great Falls countered with two solo shots in the home half. Robert Pehl was 2-for-4 plus a run for Idaho Falls.
Burlington Royals (10-13)
Burlington 3, Johnson City 1
HR: None
Foster Griffin (three innings pitched, no hits, no runs, no walks, two strikeouts) and Julio Pinto (six innings pitched, two hits, one earned run, three walks, six strikeouts) led Burlington to an opening win over the Cards. Griffin was selected 28th overall in last month's First-Year Player Draft. Blue Springs native Logan Moon had two hits, an RBI and a run. D.J. Burt added three hits.


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The Texas A&M International University Small Business Development Center (TAMIU-SBDC) will sponsor a business plan workshop Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the TAMIU Student Center room 231.
Fee for the seminar is $20, and each participant will receive Linda Pinzon's "Anatomy of a Business Plan: a Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Business and Securing your Company's Future," a $50 value.
Planning is the map to success in the business world. One needs to write a business plan when:
Richard Pérez, director for the TAMIU-SBDC, explains that a business plan helps one find hidden business flaws and makes one think carefully about each phase of a business.
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Weeks before our scheduled trip to Kutch, travel books were devoured, online friends contacted, gave Tripadvisor.com maximum number of daily hits, spoke on the phone for hours.....
....and then suddenly we stopped.
People travel for different reasons, different interests, different purposes.
What was our purpose?
We wanted to experience the land; the dry, harsh, unyielding land of Kutch.
The people; the strong people who looked at natural disasters in the eye, who boldly faced the fury of nature and yet remain warm; hospitable.
The craftsmanship; the needle & thread combination creating magic along with twinkling mirrors.
The history; the past.
So we re-drew our plan. Re-plotted the destinations on the map.
Last week of December, 2011:
Fueling ourselves with hi-octane enthusiasm, a heavy Lowepro bag and a tube of sunscreen we set out with Akil our driver from Bhuj into the villages.
The Mutwas, a Muslim Community who hail from Sindh in Pakistan, inhabit the Banni area in Kutch. They are known for their extremely intricate embroidery using tiny mirrors. We decided to visit one such community in Dhordo village.
We reached the doorsteps of the very hospitable Miyabhai Hussein Mutwa. The Mutwa embroidery is done by the women of the community and according to their customs outside men aren't allowed inside.
So while Mr. Husband spoke to the men in the outer room, I & the daughter were led into a open courtyard of a traditional Bhunga complex.
Within a matter of few minutes I had shook hands with a dozen smiling women and children, made to sit on a soft quilt covered charpouy and examined by twelve pairs of inquisitive eyes.
They asked me about my life in the city. I inquired about their work, their life there in the village.
Suddenly Shabnam, one of the Mutwa women came to me with her needle & thread, pulled the edge of my mirrorwork shawl and started working on it. Within a minute she had made an intricate eyelet around one of the mirrors.
I didn't need to see any of their work after that.
Before she weaved the magic around the mirror...
After the magic...
A priceless souvenir that will remind me of the Mutwa craftsmanship and hospitality....and of Shabnam.
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I think this is my first time participating in Sepia Saturday, but having recently rediscovered this picture of my mom, I couldn't resist. This is my mother, Maryanne Hill Yarborough. I don't know where or when the picture was taken, but my guess is that it was sometime in the mid- to late 1950's on one of the beaches here in Hampton Roads, VA. (She would have been between 20 - 25 years old.) Since the beaches were still segregated at that time, she was probably either at Ocean Breeze or Sea View in the Virginia Beach/Norfolk area, or (less-probably) at Bay Shore in Hampton.
On the slim chance that the picture was taken a bit later, say in the early to mid-60's, I'd most certainly say that this is Buckroe Beach in Hampton, where we moved in 1964. However, by that time, my mom would have had 4 children, and I just think she looks a little too relaxed for it to have been then. But, you never know!
My mom is obviously "stiking a pose", and I think she looks very pretty, and even "sexy". (Is one supposed to say that about one's mother?) :) I plan to visit the area beaches to see if I can locate this spot, based on what I see in the background of the photo. Wish me luck!
PS... To see a picture of my grandmother (my mother's mother) in all her swimsuit glory, please take a look at my previous post, "Fun in the Sun - Grandma Thomas, Back in the Day!" which was posted in 2010 for the 95th Edition of the Carnival of Genealogy.
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One of the key things every new PI has to do when you start a new lab is to get the word out. You gotta let people know where you are and what you are working on, which is why doing the conference
circus circuit is really important early on. But, there is a lot more one can do and I'm really starting to see the benefit of one major thing.
When I first got to Employment University, my department asked me to take on the seminar series. At the time it was a bit hodgepoged and disjunct so I think they expected me to invite a couple of people here and there and call it a day. I had, however, been in charge of a seminar series as a grad student, so the task wasn't particularly daunting and I quickly realized I could use it to my advantage.
I sent out a request within the department for suggested speakers, and as per expectation I only got a few. That gave me freedom to pretty much ask anyone I wanted to see give a talk. I made a list of all the heavy hitters in my field within my geographic "sphere of invitation" and started working through it. I knew I was going to do the seminar series for at least two years, so I was able to spread these talks out so it wasn't blatantly obvious what I was doing.
In the process of hosting some big name folks to the department I have had the opportunity to not only increase interest in my filed within my department, but also get on the radar of some key people from other institutions. This is paying dividends both at conferences when I get the opportunity to catch up with these people and meet friends of theirs, but also because people tend to return the favor and invite you for a seminar at their institution.
More recognition + more invited talks + more interesting (for me) talks in my department = win. It can be a pain in the ass sometimes, but coordinating the seminar series can have huge up side if you use it to your advantage.


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Yield: 6 cups
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour and 20 minutes
Ease of Preparation: Easy
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1 small onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic, chopped
1 stalk celery, chopped
1 carrot, chopped
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 (32-ounce) cans crushed tomatoes
2 dried bay leaves
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, optional
In a large casserole pot, heat oil over medium high heat. Add onion
and garlic and saute until soft and translucent, about 2 minutes. Add
celery and carrots and season with salt and pepper. Saute until all
the vegetables are soft, about 5 minutes. Add tomatoes, basil, and bay
leaves and simmer covered on low heat for 1 hour or until thick.
Remove bay leaves and check for seasoning. If sauce still tastes
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Add half the tomato sauce into the bowl of a food processor. Process
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Robotics Case Studies
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How Robots are Used in the Composites Industry
by Rob Schwamberger, sales manager, Automotive Component Paint and General Industries
FANUC America Corporation
Increasing costs and environmental regulations have forced composites manufacturers to consider robotic automation for the application of fiberglass chop and gel. As noted in the accompanying case study, robotic automation can be used to apply spray chop and gel to anything from chicken coop fan housings to boats and bathtubs. In a recent process examination, robots provided several key benefits over manual application methods (see Glasland case study).
Material savings
Variations in the amount of material used for manual application of resin or fiberglass leads to excessive expenses through warranty costs, part re-work, production delays, part fit and performance problems.
FANUC Robotics' P-series robots and controllers are designed specifically for industrial coating applications such as fiber reinforced plastic processes. Robotic application provides consistent material delivery control which reduces material variation and increases part production consistency. As a result, material costs and lay-up time are significantly reduced.
Labor savings
Manual fiber chop applications can lead to repetitive motion injuries and prolonged exposure to resin fumes and fiber chop can potentially cause other physical complications. In addition, strict EPA regulations to employee exposure and styrene emissions to open molding materials have increased.
Product quality
Inconsistent application of gel coat results in the reduction of product quality and performance. Gel coat applied too thickly can cause product cracking; if it is applied too thin, the gel coat may not cure properly, or bleed through of the fiber reinforcement may occur. Automation ensures that materials are applied consistently, which helps manufacturers improve quality and reduce warranty costs.
Automated Solutions
FANUC Robotics understands the unique application challenges faced by the composites industry. Our engineering staff specializes in the development of turnkey solutions that address critical labor, quality and cost savings issues.
The Process
Before partnering with an automation company, it must be determined that the supplier has the process experience and application expertise to meet the demands of the fiberglass market. The following list describes many of the process benefits that a qualified automation supplier will be able to provide to composites manufacturers.
- Extensive experience within the fiberglass open mold forming market
- Reduced material over spray via accurate trigger timing and precise robot motion
- Resin application flow and glass feed rates controlled to a tight, fixed set point
- Significant reduction in styrene emissions to help increase EPA compliance
- Real time production monitoring
- Improvements in the visual appearance of gel coat and fiberglass chop thickness uniformity
- Reductions in warranty costs, part re-work, production delays, part fit and performance problems
System Specifications
FANUC Robotics offers the following products and support services to composites manufacturers:
- P-Series robots offer flexibility and reach required for industrial painting
- Teach pendant provides full functionality for setup, troubleshooting and path teaching
- Fully integrated flow meter system monitors and controls material application
- Glass detection and breakage feature mounted to gun; ensures proper material application
- Advanced Controller allows gun trigger accuracy of 4 milliseconds
- Complete lab facilities for system design, build and customer demonstrations
- Optional System Features
Paintworks Stand Alone
Optional Windows-based graphical off-line path and program modification package. Paths created by Paintworks may be directly loaded to the robot.
Gel Coat Color Change
Allows on-the-fly color and gel coat type change. The robot handles line clean-out and purge.
Closed-Loop Material Delivery
Accuchop closed-loop material delivery system monitors and maintains consistent fiber chop and gel coat application and makes required adjustments based on robot feedback.
Mirror Imaging
Requires only one path to be taught for symmetric parts; mirrors path for opposing robot.
Networking Communications
Wide range of networking communications available: Remote I/O, Host Communications and Distributed I/O. Optional Ethernet allows path data communications through FANUC File Services software.


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Yanni is welcomed at the Gagarin Training Center in Star City, outside of Moscow.
The home of the Russian Federal Space Program, Roscosmos. The training gateway to the International Space Station.
Photo One:
Yanni With Cosmonaut Gennady Padalka (Russia) and Astronaut Scott Kelly (USA) about to enter the Soyuz Space Module
Photo Two:
Ready for a small trip around the world with Astronaut Scott Kelly (USA)
Photo Three:
With extraordinary Astronauts and Instructors Peggy Whitson (USA) and Sunita "Suni" Williams (USA), in Star City.
Photo Four:
In the company of greatness.
Cosmonaut Gennady Padalka (Russia), Astronaut Scott Kelly (USA), Yanni, and Cosmonaut Salizhan Sharipov (Russia).
Photo Five:
Inside the MIR Space Station with my great instructor and now good friend Cosmonaut Salizhan Sharipov (Russia).
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In 1992 Duke beat Kentucky in the NCAA championship by making a basket in the last second of the game. And you can relive that incredible moment—and hours more—today because the NCAA has put 75 years worth of March Madness highlights on YouTube.
On the NCAA OnDemand channel, you'll find various playlists—amazing upsets, nail-biting buzzer beaters, Final Four highlight reels, greatest championship, and the best tournament moments of all time. There are dozens and dozens of clips of basketball history on there, and pretty good background for you as you get ready to fill out your bracket for March Madness. [YouTube via TechCrunch]


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DeVos Takes Pre-World Title As Fleet Prepares For Breezy Melges 32 Miami Championship
2 December 2014
Miami, FL - World Championship festivities kicked off in blistering fashion on Monday with three-races of 'Pre-World Championship' action on the beautiful waters just off South Beach. Fresh tradewinds gave the 17-boat fleet a look at the sporty conditions they will face for almost the entire week.
"We were seeing 25 knots of breeze out there at times; conditions we really enjoy aboard Inga From Sweden," said skipper Richard Goransson (Stockholm, SWE), who showed the fleet his transom for most of the day. Goransson's team took the first two race wins, the Swedish boat showing an extra gear in the heavy chop and strong winds that allowed him to edge out 2012 World Champion John Kilroy on Samba Pa Ti, 2011 World Champion Dougie Douglass' Goombay Smash and Alec Cutler's Hedgehog in the morning races.
With a thinned-out fleet in the final race, Ryan DeVos let dad Dick take over the helm, and his Michigan-based Volpe team battled Kilroy around the entire track. DeVos took the advantage on the final leg, taking the victory in the final face-off before the main event begins on Wednesday.
The Pre-Worlds scorecard showed four teams tied on points for the overall victory; an omen of the week to come. While DeVos took the win on countback, the level of competition and parity in the fleet is plain for all to see. "I have no doubt that almost any boat here can win races," said Santa Barbara skipper Deneen Demourkas on Groovederci, herself a three-time World Champion in the Farr 30 Class. "Everything has to come together exactly right to win a regatta as important as this one, and then you have to have some luck on top of it."
International Race Officer Anderson Reggio says the tradewinds show no sign of letting up, and that means a five-day slugfest that will tax skippers, crews, sailmakers, and shore teams – exactly what they all want. "We're looking at a forecast that's as ideal for a Worlds as you could possibly hope for," said Reggio. "We're expecting bigger days at the beginning and end of the regatta with plenty of breeze in the middle, and we'll go for 10 high-quality races over the five day event." Reggio says the big breeze should give the fleet plenty of 'full noise' racing, with grueling 2-mile beats into the Atlantic, and thrilling runs back toward the beach.
The Brisbane, Australia-based Envy Scooters team is primed for some serious racing, but owner Barry Cuneo has more important goals than just winning. "The point of the program is to bring Queensland's best young sailors aboard, mentoring them and providing them the kind of environment where they can really grow as top level racers," he said. Half of Cuneo's team is made up from the youth ranks, and he says the level of competition is key. "It doesn't matter if you're young or old – you can only test yourself by getting out there against the very best, in exciting, technical boats. That's why we're here," said Cuneo.
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Authorities said that on Nov. 11, Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez used an assault rifle with an attached scope to fire shots at the White House from his vehicle. Two bullets and one bullet fragment were recovered from the grounds of White House, including one that was stopped by bulletproof glass. Investigators found five bullet impact points on the south side of the building on or above the second story, where the first family resides.
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Obama and his wife, Michelle, were out of town that evening.
Besides being charged with one count of attempt to assassinate the president, Ortega-Hernandez was also charged with three counts of assaulting an officer or employee of the U.S. with a deadly weapon, another count of injury to property of the United States, five counts of using, carrying, brandishing and discharging a firearm during a crime of violence, three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, three counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime of violence and one count of interstate transportation of a firearm and ammunition.
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Friends and associates told investigators that Ortega-Hernandez -- a 21-year-old Idaho Falls, Idaho native -- has long been obsessed with Obama and referred to the president as the Antichrist, according to the Associated Press. Ortega, who has shoulder-length dark hair and a long beard, called himself "the modern-day Jesus Christ" and told at least one person he intended to kill the president, authorities allege, the AP reported.
He was arrested on Nov. 16 at a hotel in Indiana, Pa., where he had stayed with friends before the shooting, the AP reported.
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The New York Times to Launch Times in Cinema, a Preshow for Independent Theatrical Venues, in Cooperation with Emerging Pictures
New York, May 2, 2011 – The New York Times and Emerging Pictures are launching Times in Cinema, a cinema preshow and advertising sales platform for independent theaters. Times in Cinema will feature original HD videos produced by The New York Times, drawn primarily from entertainment, travel and lifestyles stories. These videos will comprise a ten- to twelve-minute preshow, which will be used as a platform for selling cinema-quality advertising. The preshow will run before the trailers at each show.
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[jbox color="gray"]Davey Johnson as manager, with Mike Piazza (C), Keith Hernandez (1B), Edgardo Alfonzo (2B), Jose Reyes (SS) and David Wright (3B) on the infield, Carlos Beltran (CF), Darryl Strawberry (RF) and Cleon Jones (LF) in the outfield, Tom Seaver (RHP) and Jerry Koosman (LHP) in the rotation, and Roger McDowell (RHP) and Tug McGraw (LHP) in the bullpen.[/jbox]
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[avatar name="cerrone"]Matthew Cerrone: The final team is more or less what we voted on here at MetsBlog over the last few weeks. In two votes, readers of MetsBlog voted John Franco in as the left-handed reliever, not Tug, but that was the only difference. The one I question is Davey over Gil Hodges. Now, look, I love Davey Johnson. He's the first manager I watched, and the 80s Mets were my team. But, Hodges is credited with giving the Mets credibility, legitimizing them in a way that I can't even fathom (because of my age). Here's the difference (X's and O's aside): I hear how Davey's players talk about him, and they admire and respect him and their thankful for him, but Hodges's players talk about Gil with tears in their eyes, they loved him like a father and credit him for changing lives and the direction of this franchise in a way I don't hear people speak about Davey. Hodges number is retired. Davey's is not. It seems to me, Gil should have been honored here. However, it wouldn't be baseball without a good debate.


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The chairmen of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees each have asked the chairmen of their respective Budget Committees for additional funding authority for the next farm bill. The latter were scheduled to begin voting on the fiscal 2008 Budget Resolution over the next few days.
Rep. Collin Peterson, D-Minn., who heads the House ag committee, has asked Budget Committee Chairman John Spratt, D-S.C., for an additional $6 billion for biofuels development, while Senate Ag Committee Chair Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, is seeking more money for food stamps and other nutrition programs.
Peterson, meanwhile, told reporters he thinks leaving the commodity title of the existing farm bill unchanged might be farmers' best hope for maintaining a viable safety net in the farm bill Congress is scheduled to write later this year.
Earlier this month, the Congressional Budget Office said that commodity programs – direct, counter-cyclical and marketing loan payments – cost $18.2 billion in fiscal year 2006 but could cost less than $10 billion in fiscal 2007 and fall to as low as $7.8 billion in 2008 because of high grain and oilseed prices.
The decreased spending, while good news for taxpayers, also means less money is available for the baseline that Congress uses to determine future funding levels for farm bill programs. Overall, USDA spent $11.5 billion less between 2002 and 2006 than Congress expected it to spend on CCC farm support and related funding.
Farm organizations including the American Farm Bureau Federation, the National Cotton Council and the National Corn Growers Association have asked Congress to at least fund the 2007 farm bill at the same level as authorized in the 2002 farm bill.
If the 2002 farm bill was extended, program outlays for corn, cotton, rice, soybeans, wheat and other program crops are expected to drop from $99 billion to $66 billion, according to American Farm Bureau economists. That's in contrast to spending on nutrition programs, which could increase to $366 billion from 2008-2013.
"The 2002 farm bill was carefully constructed to provide predictable support for commodity, conservation and nutrition programs," said AFBF President Bob Stallman. "Congress struck a balance in funding each of these programs and determined the tax dollars they were willing to spend over the life of the farm bill."
More recently, environmental groups have also been urging Congress to increase funding for voluntary USDA conservation programs in the new farm bill, including significant increases in the Environmental Quality Incentives, Wildlife Habitat Incentives, Conservation Reserve and Wetlands Reserve Programs.
Peterson said the lack of additional funding means changing farm programs along the lines being sought by the Corn Growers, the American Soybean Association and environmental groups will be difficult.
"Anyone who is going to try to take this farm bill apart will have a fight on their hands," Peterson told reporters participating in a telephone conference call. (NCGA's Corn Congress has endorsed a revenue counter-cyclical program for the 2007 farm bill while ASA is asking Congress to adjust target prices to make farm programs more equitable.
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The Senate Budget Committee was scheduled to convene on March 14 to take up the Budget Resolution and to start voting on it March 15. The House Budget Committee said it will write its fiscal year 2007 Budget Resolution the week of March 19.
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"Our chances for winning major farm bill reform or increased funding levels for conservation, renewable energy and rural development programs will be determined in large part by action on the Budget Resolution," said an e-mail sent by The Minnesota Project.
The environmental groups, which include Environmental Defense, Environmental Working Group, Land Trust Alliance, National Audubon Society Natural Resources Defense Council, Republicans for Environmental Protection, the Soil and Water Conservation Society and the Wilderness Society asked House ag committee leaders to expand incentives for farm, ranch and forest land management practices.
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· Increase cost-sharing assistance through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program to $2 billion annually;
· Expand the Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program to $300 million annually;
· Reserve 20 percent of working lands conservation funds to promote cooperative conservation agreements that link together groups of farmers to meet regional environmental challenges.
· Protect at least 5 million acres of farm and pasture land from development through the Farm and Ranchland Protection Program and the Grassland Reserve Program and create a new a program to help local governments and land trusts acquire community forests and other open spaces.
· Reform the Conservation Reserve Program by enrolling more streamside buffers and other marginal, environmentally sensitive lands that can filter runoff and provide habitat for wildlife.
· Expand the Wetlands Reserve Program to 5 million acres;
· Make the Conservation Security Program available to more producers who meet high levels of environmental performance;
· Expand forestry incentive programs to $250 million annually.
· Expand energy title programs to provide grants, loans and loan guarantees to farmers and farmer-owned businesses to develop energy on farms in ways that also meet our environmental challenges.
· Expand efforts to help farmers make the transition to organic production systems.
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I'll start with the name first. Sometimes coming up with names for projects is easy, sometimes I have no clue. For this one, I'd had no real clue, other than somehow referencing the fact it's based on early 1940s teen girl pinafores. Then last night while wearing it, as we were walking by the harbour to the Sydney Opera House to go to a performance, the wind started picking up under the skirt, and one of my friends commented that it was doing a Marilyn. So given the schoolgirlish style of the pattern, and the skirt's propensity for going flying, I felt this was an appropriate name. The photos were all taken inside, about 20 metres down the hall from an open door, and the wind still managed to have its way with my skirt.
This dress was semi-self drafted, in that I saw a few patterns like this online last year when looking for a 40s/50s party gown dress. Unfortunately I didn't buy or even write down what any of the patterns were, so I had to kind of make it from memory. To make it easier on myself, I used the skirt from Simplicity 2444 as a basis, and just shortened it, added scalloping, and pockets. For the waistband, I used the selvage from the fabric. The scalloping of the skirt and straps were drafted from a vintage 1942 Anne Adams pattern, number 4768 (for the pockets I used a large thread spool to get the small scallops). So while I did create new pattern pieces for this dress, they were all based on things I already had.
The fabric is a lolly green fine weave houndstooth, that I managed to find for $5 a metre. While it is wool, it isn't overly heavy so the pleats still sit flat and it isn't hot to wear. It is lined with plain cream cotton.
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2 metres wool
2 metres cotton
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Sep 10, 2012, 12.28 AMby mollykatherine
So cute!! I LOVE the scalloping!!
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Sep 10, 2012, 10.15 AMby pambox
I love my embroidery scissors which I used to do the trimming necessary for all that scalloping!
Sep 9, 2012, 08.36 AMby Mary Athey
lovely job!! its very well made and i love your fabric choice x
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Sep 10, 2012, 10.14 AMby pambox
Thanks! I'd been looking for ages to find the right fabric for this project, but when I saw this one I knew it was just perfect.
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January/February 2013
A recent BBC report that inaccurately commented on safety issues in relation to generic HIV treatment was sufficiently erroneous and widely distributed to prompt the unusual response of this public statement from the WHO.
WHO Department of HIV/AIDS and Department of Essential Medicines and Health Products
On 16 January 2013, an article entitled "Study questions generic HIV drug use" appeared on BBC News Health (note this article has since been modified).1 The article was based on original research by Rochelle Walensky et al. that was published in the Annals of Internal Medicine on 15 January 2013, and describes a mathematical simulation of HIV disease.2
Unfortunately, the BBC News Health article presented the findings of the modelling study as indicative of the need to make an ethical trade-off between cost savings and efficacy. The response below from WHO's Department of HIV/AIDS and Department of Essential Medicines and Health Products points out that such an interpretation is misleading and not supported by the extensive global evidence of the efficacy of quality-assured generic antiretroviral therapy.3
Rochelle Walensky and colleagues provide important estimates of the potential cost savings associated with the introduction of generic-based antiretroviral therapy (ART) in the United States. Using conservative assumptions, they estimate first-year savings of up to US$ 920 million and lifetime average savings of US$ 42,500 per eligible patient. However, the authors of the study caution that this may require a tradeoff between drug efficacy and cost savings, as the regimens proposed in the model are not available fixed-dose combinations and may have inferior efficacy and could lead to poor adherence.
We would like to highlight three points related to this analysis.
First, the assumption of inferior efficacy is based on the suggesting that lamivudine (3TC) has poorer efficacy than emtricitabine (FTC). This assumption is in contrast to a recent systematic review that found no evidence of any difference between the two drugs in terms of efficacy and safety.4
Second, the assumption of poorer adherence is based on the fact that generic formulations are not available as fixed-dose combinations. This may be the case in the United States, but quality-assured generic fixed-dose combinations of tenofovir, emtricitabine and efavirenz (TDF+FTC+EFV) do exist and are used in other parts of the world.5
Third, each of the scenarios includes the originator TDF product because TDF is patented in the US, and the estimated cost of this regimen is US$ 9,200 per patient/year. However, a fixed-dose combination of TDF+FTC+EFV including generic TDF is currently available internationally and costs less than US$ 200 per patient/year.6 Taken together, these points suggest that potential cost savings in the United States of using generic regimens could be even greater than concluded by this analysis, with no negative consequences in terms of efficacy or adherence. It is important to also highlight that in this analysis, presumed differences between generic and originator regimens are associated with the use of different drugs (3TC versus FTC), and formulations (separate tablets rather than fixed-dose combinations), and not the use of generic drugs per se:
Walensky et al. rightly consider quality-assured generic and originator drugs to be equivalent in terms of safety and efficacy. Despite ongoing doubts and controversies about the use of generic antiretrovirals over the last decade,7 comparative studies have found no differences in safety or efficacy between originator and quality-assured generic antiretrovirals.5 Ensuring access to affordable antiretroviral therapy has been an essential precondition of the global scale up of antiretroviral therapy, and both generic and originator companies have an important role to play in ensuring that current and future antiretroviral regimens are accessible and affordable for all who need them.
The study by Walensky et al. opens an important discussion about the extent to which patients in the United States are able to access more affordable, fixed-dose antiretroviral regimens that are already available in many other countries. Unfortunately, the findings of the modeling study are being portrayed as indicative of the need to make an ethical trade-off between cost savings and efficacy. Such an interpretation is misleading and is not supported by the extensive global evidence of the efficacy of quality-assured generic ART.
Generic, off-patent medicines account for 65-85% of all NHS prescriptions.
Maintaining clarity on these issues will become increasingly important for confidence in HIV care in the UK, as patents are due to end for several of the most widely prescribed ARVs.
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Developing: The Associated Press said the U.S. government secretly mined two months' worth of phone records in what the wire service called a "serious interference" of its constitutional rights to gather and report news.
AP reports the Department of Justice's collection included records for more than 20 telephones assigned to AP journalists in April and May, spanning across offices in New York, Washington and Hartford, Conn. The Justice Department also accessed a shared fax line and a switchboard. In total, AP estimates at least 100 journalists may have utilized the lines.
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AP President and chief executive Gary Pruitt demanded in a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder that the Justice Department return the records to AP, and destroy the copies.
"There can be no possible justification for such an overbroad collection of the telephone communications of The Associated Press and its reporters," he wrote. "We regard this action by the Department of Justice as a serious interference with AP's constitutional rights to gather and report the news."
AP said it was notified of the collections in a letter Friday from Ronald Machen, a U.S. attorney in Washington. The letter said the Justice Department received a subpoena, although, AP said it remained unclear as to whether a judge or a grand jury signed off.
The U.S. Attorney's Office issued a statement on the matter to FOX Business, saying, "we take seriously our obligations to follow all applicable laws, federal regulations, and Department of Justice policies when issuing subpoenas for phone records of media organizations." It also added that "because we value the freedom of the press, we are always careful and deliberative in seeking to strike the right balance between the public interest in the free flow of information and the public interest in the fair and effective administration of our criminal laws."
It wasn't immediately clear what the government was seeking in its investigation, however, AP speculated that it could have to do with a story published on May 7, 2012, in which the wire service disclosed details about a Central Intelligence Agency Operation in Yemen to halt an airline bomb plot.
The reporters and editors on the story had their records probed in the Justice Department's operation, according to AP.
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Lily Collins: 'Mortal Instruments: City of Bones' Trailer!
Check out the brand new trailer and poster for Lily Collins and Jamie Campbell Bower's upcoming movie The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones!
Here is the film's synopsis: Set in contemporary New York City, a seemingly ordinary teenager, Clary Fray (Collins), discovers she is the descendant of a line of Shadowhunters, a secret cadre of young half-angel warriors locked in an ancient battle to protect our world from demons. After the disappearance of her mother (Lena Headey), Clary must join forces with a group of Shadowhunters, who introduce her to a dangerous alternate New York called Downworld, filled with demons, warlocks, vampires, werewolves and other deadly creatures.
The film, which will hit theaters on August 23, 2013, also stars Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Kevin Zegers, Jemima West, Robert Sheehan, Jared Harris, and Kevin Durand.
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Senior Iranian official in Lebanon killed
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February 14, 2013
Hassan Shateri
Iran says one of its senior officials stationed in Lebanon has been shot dead.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps said Hassan Shateri, a commander of the elite military unit, was killed while traveling from Damascus to Beirut.
It said Shateri was in charge of the Iranian Committee for the Reconstruction of Lebanon.
The Iranian Embassy in Beirut said the man was also known as Hessam Khoshnevis, adding that he was killed by "armed terrorists."
According to the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Safir," Shateri was visiting the northern Syrian city of Aleppo "to study projects to reconstruct the city."
Iran is a strong backer of Lebanon's Shi'te Islamic group Hizballah and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
It has admitted that Revolutionary Guards members are playing an advisory role in Syria.
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We've been going through closets and storage area. I thought this was long gone.
How many of you played this fun game for all ages?
The box is in bad shape but the game itself is in remarkable condition.
This is a photo taken at my Uncle Fred's. That's him in the background with me with my left hand on red.
The other girls are my cousins. At this time they lived in Dodge City. They've lived all over the country.
It's so fun to bring all these things together.
I keep trying to get a good photo of Maggie. She is very camera shy and as soon as I point one at her she looks like she's been yelled at or something.
Isn't she beautiful anyway?
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BOSTON - Bogs and birdbaths are frozen over now, but the approach of spring will bring with it the annual swarms of mosquitos and the attendant risks of eastern equine encephalitis, West Nile virus and the potential for new diseases to reach the Bay State.
�It is going to occur every single year and we don�t necessarily need to respond as though it�s a surprise or an emergency,� Dr. Catherine Brown told the Public Health Council Wednesday.
EEE has infected humans across a larger geographic area of Massachusetts in recent years with a potential �emerging hotspot along the New Hampshire border,� she said.
While accurate forecasting is difficult, it has become increasingly rare for a year to pass without an infection of West Nile or EEE, which is both more rare and more deadly than West Nile, Brown said.
Mosquitos with West Nile live in small containers of standing water, and transfer the disease to humans.
EEE is carried by birds and spread bird-to-bird by mosquitos that live in the white cedar and red maple swamps prevalent in southern Massachusetts. It may be transferred to humans by mosquitos that live among cattails that are often nearby the swamps, Brown said. The Hockomock Swamp is the largest breeding ground in the state for some of the EEE mosquitoes, and the state�s mosquito habitats make it easy for the disease to travel from bird to human.
�Massachusetts is certainly unique in that we are actually the state that has the second greatest number EEE human cases ever. Only Florida has more cases than we do,� Brown told the News Service. �We believe that one of the reasons that happens is because of the habitat that�s specific in Massachusetts: the cedar swamps next to the cattail marshes. It�s probably not the only answer, but we certainly think it�s a significant piece of it.�
Florida, which is home to mangroves, pine forests and other habitats within the Everglades, has had 70 cases since 1964, while Massachusetts has had 37, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Brown said that in 2012, a bad year for EEE and West Nile, the state began work on increasing communication with municipalities, and lowering the risk threshold for taking actions, such as curtailing evening, outdoor activities. EEE is riskiest for young children, while West Nile generally sickens older people, and many people infected by West Nile will only have a low-level illness, Brown said.
EEE was first recorded in Massachusetts in 1938, and has historically been concentrated in Norfolk, Plymouth and Bristol counties, though in recent years it has occurred in the Connecticut River Valley. West Nile is more concentrated in population centers, Brown said.
The Bay State has not yet become home to varieties of mosquitos that hunt for blood during the daytime, but that is a possibility that would transform the risks and response to mosquito-borne illness, Brown said. Dengue fever and Chikungunya fever have not yet taken a foothold in Massachusetts, but there is a possibility that those diseases, which are carried by people, could have a presence in the future, she said.
Brown said climate change might play a role in the recent prevalence of human infections of EEE. The department will have a plan for the 2012 season ready by May or June, she said. Because it has historically had more cases, the southeast is better equipped to handle outbreaks, though aerial spraying always involves a lag time as the state contracts for the service, Brown said.
Mosquito problems here to stay
BOSTON - Bogs and birdbaths are frozen over now, but the approach of spring will bring with it the annual swarms of mosquitos and the attendant risks of eastern equine encephalitis, West Nile virus and the potential for new diseases to reach the Bay State.


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This is a hilarious article off of christwire.org (link provided here http://christwire.org/2011/11/is-skyrim-teaching-your-children-how-...)
What is Skyrim?
If you are a responsible parent, then the world of MMORPG first person shooters should be something of a foreign language to you. In games like Skyrim, players are teleported to far away lands that are cream filled with demonic spell crafting, violent shirtless blood shed and exposed not only Satanic critters, but bombarded with gay under tones of fecal fornication.
In the land of Skyrim, the player starts off as a captured terrorist, who has been caught plotting to destroy the golden empire by using dragons. Before the player gets to take control of his avatar, they are asked to create a character, which is purely the liberal's way of teaching out kids that modifying and gender changing one's self is fun and normal. Once the player has decided if they want to be a female wood fairy or an black ogre from Stormwind, they get to take control of their hell spawned fictitious demon.
Right off the bat, the gay supporting software company Blizzard, shows the player images of decapitations and after the third of forth head chopping, a necromatic dragon appears and sets the player free from righteous punishment. Now that the player is free, they will spend the next 400 hours robbing people, killing villagers, crafting sexual items, fornicate with elves and other Harry Potter style animals and also learn how to conjure up black magic.
Throughout the game, the player is exposed to full frontal violence and replay style death killing finish moves. The graphics of this game are way too realistic for the type of blood shed they ejaculate all over the player's CPU monitor.
The spells the player are taught are directly out of The Book of Wiccan and are far more dangerous than anything your child is watching on that Wizards at Waverly Place and Sabrina The Teenage Witch. When a player casts a spell, you will see the hand gesture is that of how homosexuals fling devil DNA juices at each other after a long night of fecal frenzy ass assassinations. This is subliminally teaching your children that they need to go in their rooms, demon whack their sin staff and produce sin milk into their hands and than fling it in the face of the first person they come in contact with after their taint tugging session.
Once they player has finish killing all the people in Skyrim, his final battle is to have a mass dragon orgy with his fellow homosexual warriors he meets on his way and all take turns impregnating the dragon with homosexual dragon eggs. Once the dragon has been backdoor feasted, the player must kill it. The dragon needs to be killed, so the spirit of death and gayness can enter the new eggs and reek havoc onto the rest of the world. This new destruction will be playable in the next Skyrim saga.
SKYRIM LINGO: DOVAHKIIN – Is the supposed citizens of Skyrim, but is a code word that means:
D – Dirty
O – Orifice
V – Violation
A – Always
H – Hurts
K – Keep
I – Injecting
I – It
N – Naiant
How Would My Child Get Access to Skyrim?
If your child doesn't have the money to buy this game, be sure they are spending countless hours watching their bitttorrents download massive amounts of band widths to illegal obtain this demonic grail of violent dragon porn. Be sure to inspect all of their friend's houses. Anyone of the evil axis of consoles; PlayStation 1,2 or 3, Gamecube or XBox 360 Live Kentic, could be lurking in one of their households.
If you do learn that one of your children's friends doesn't have proper parents and allows them to play on such vile machines, make sure your child knows that by playing with this friend will go against God and would send his soul to the fire pits of Hell.
What Gay Thing is This Gaming Teaching Kids
Skyrim Jobs – Skyrimming is a street term the gays use when talking about applying their tongues to the outer rim part of another man's sewer spout, while that man is being hung upside down. See the gays have weird fetishes and are close to Satan. Satan speaks to them and tells them news ways on how to experience demonic orgasmic sin. Satan has recently taught our fecal fisting bandits that if you hang each other upside down and let the blood rush to the head, the anal dumpster becomes more sensitive to touch and we all know gays wake up and fall asleep just day dreaming about sticking something up their own or someone else's sewer hole.
If you notice your son has become more light headed around the house, this is a definite warning that he has been Skyrim jobbing.
Dragon Fisting – Dragon fisting is a new way the gays enter each other's mud goblets with both of their hands. The difference with dragon fisting, is they make sure to grow their nails very long and once inserted into their low t-cell counted friend, they make a tickling movement with their fingers and sends their mud monkey buddy into a demon infused enticement of gay rage.
Make sure to inspect the length and smell of your children's finger nails on a daily basis.
Icy Spear – The Icy Spear is the name of an actual weapon in the game of Skyrim, but on the gay streets, it is where a gay freezes their meat banana with ice cubes and than forcefully injects their partner's demon tunnel with their icy flesh spear.
If you notice that you never have ice cubes in your freeze, be sure that your son is freezing the anal caverns of other men in the neighborhood.
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Funniest shit ever!!!
This has to be a spoof.
This has to be one of the most hilarious things I've ever read. Please tell me this is a spoof! The epiphany that there are people out there who actually believe this stream of stupidity might give me a stroke.
I nearly went crazy then realised this was satire at its finest. Almost died laughing!
"Skyrimming is a street term the gays use when talking about applying their tongues to the outer rim part of another man's sewer spout, while that man is being hung upside down."
I love it. I think "sewer spout" is almost as good as my own term, "dirty flower".
I should have read this before Skyrimming 60 hours.. Guess Trine's the safer choice these days :)
Really? It only received a 95 on the Sin Meter? What does one have to do to get 100?
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Okay, so I'm probably the last knitter to post on Rhinebeck. That's just how I roll. Sorry. I guess I'm trying to keep the high as long as I can, and what a high it was. Again, we had to wake up at the crack of dawn~~~yuck~~~to get our place in line. Because, you never know, things could be sold out before we had a chance to see them.
As you can see we picked up some stragglers along the way. These are our friends who we've been to the Loopy Ewe Spring Fling with. It was great to see these girls again. Hopefully, we'll all see each other next year again.
Anyways, we finally got into the festival and got out our credit cards. I have never seen so much fiber in my life. It was a feast for the eyes.
And not only pretty yarns but also the little creatures who provide us with such lovely yarn. I could have stayed with these guys all day long.
They even had some puppies. I couldn't take a picture of them because they were so rambunctious they didn't sit still enough for a photo session.
Luckily, I got pulled away from them and discovered there was much more to see. Like food, and lots of it.
One of the famous things they serve is fried artichokes. I didn't feel like waiting in the extremely long line them. But I hear they were great. It was such a nice cool Autumn day we had some hot apple cider and apple crisp. Which was also delicious.
Waiting in line for my food I saw this content little guy. It was such a beautiful sight I had to take a picture of him all snug in his wrap.
We also saw some knitting celebrities.
This is Casey who founded Ravelry. Yeah Casey. Where would we all be without Ravelry?
Then there was Anne Hanson.
And Ysolda.
A lot of knitting paraphernalia found it's way home with us.
That night we all went out to dinner and back to the lobby of the hotel to reminisce on our wonderful day. We found another person we met at the Spring Fling, Sharon. Who kindly gave us some peanut butter cups she made herself!
Which, by the way, they were also delicious. Then it came time to say goodbye to all our friends. That is always the worse part. The next morning we got up—at the crack of dawn again—Thanks Dany. We all had flights we had to take back to our cities. It was very hard to say goodbye to Maria and Dany who I had just spent the perfect week with. I dropped them off at their gates (and grumbled about how early they got me up). To top off my week I upgraded to first class on my flight home. It was perfect.


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White Sox option Blake Tekotte to Class AAA Charlotte
KANSAS CITY - Following tonight's game at Kansas City, the Chicago White Sox optioned outfielder Blake Tekotte to Class AAA Charlotte.
Tekotte, 26, is hitting .226 (7-31) with one home run and two RBI in 20 games (nine starts) over three stints with the White Sox this season.
The Sox will make a corresponding roster move prior to tomorrow's series finale against the Royals (7:10 p.m. CT).


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'G.I. Joe: Retaliation' Tops Easter Weekend Box Office!
G.I. Joe: Retaliation has smashed this Easter weekend's box office with a gross of $51.7 million!
According to THR, the Bruce Willis and Channing Tatum action flick is now the second-best domestic Easter gross ever, right behind 2010′s Clash of the Titans.
Coming in at number two was the animated film The Croods, earning $26.5 million in its second week of release and bringing its total to $88.6 million.
The number three slot went to Tyler Perry's Temptation, which grossed $22.3 million in its debut week.
Rounding out the top five were the Gerard Butler-led film Olympus Has Fallen and Oz the Great and Powerful, which made $14 million and $11.6 million, respectively.
Meanwhile, The Host, which stars Diane Kruger, Jake Abel, Max Irons, and Saoirse Ronan, brought in $11 million in its opening weekend.
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Paula Abdul had a lot to say about the two songs Jason Castro sung on "Idol" Tuesday night -- too bad he hadn't sung them both yet!
In rare form, Paula blabbed on about Jason's two songs, after he had only performed once. Simon, Randy and Ryan all tried to help Paula along ... to no avail.
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Techdirt Deemed Harmful To Minors In Germany
from the ah,-censorship dept
Hanno reached out to a spokesperson for the JusProg filter, and got the usual runaround. "We do not want to censor political opinions." The spokesperson claims that the system is automated and looks at links. When asked why Techdirt was blocked, it was explained that since we use certain words "perhaps twenty times" in discussions about pornography and censorship, the system deemed us clearly a danger. Apparently, we can appeal to JusProg, but it appears that might require some familiarity with German... So, in the meantime, let's just hope that we haven't already damaged the youth of Germany too much.


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Vladimir Putin To Leonardo DiCaprio: You're A Real Man!
Leonardo DiCaprio made his $1 million donation for tiger conservation Tuesday after his flight was delayed to Moscow on Sunday.
The 36-year-old actor was one of 200 passengers on board a Delta Airlines flight which was forced to make an emergency landing at JFK Airport in New York when a plane lost an engine on take-off.
"I would like to thank you for coming despite all the obstacles," Prime Minister Putin said to Leo. His second flight faced turbulence and had to make an unscheduled refueling stop in Helsinki, Putin shared. "This is not even funny. In our country, they have a saying – a real man."