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The attention of the world's racing community will be on Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course August 6-8 as the American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patron and the IZOD IndyCar Series share the weekend's headline for the state's largest annual motorsports weekend.
The American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón compete in the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Challenge on Saturday before the IZOD IndyCar Series takes the stage Sunday for The Honda Indy™ 200 at Mid-Ohio
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The drivers competing in one of the planet's premiere road racing series, the American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón, will exercise their driving precision on track beginning on Friday with practice and qualifying. The green flag waves to start the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Challenge at 3 p.m. on Saturday, August 7. Historically, this race, round six of nine, has produced a variety of winning cars. Five different manufacturers – Panoz, Audi, Lola, Porsche and Acura – have scored overall victories in the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Challenge. Three different manufacturers have won in the past three years.
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@Phoebus66: > In short the IBM hardware and that MS-Dos software were a > perfect match that would set te mark on everything that followed > in its path: Unvisionary Compartmentalized Brute Force design > methodology. The PC is the exact opposite of compartmentalized. The Project Chess team was deliberately organized to be completely open internally, but completely separated from the usual IBM vertical integration. And that's why they designed an open-architecture computer with off-the-shelf parts. And that's why it succeeded. For the rest, sure; as Don Estridge himself put it, "Many… said that there was nothing technologically new in this machine. That was the best news we could have had; we actually had done what we had set out to do." IBM's own marketing acknowledged that it was less powerful than or more expensive than most of its established competitors, but it was "The IBM of personal computers", with all that entails. @David Charlap: > … the IBM PC was developed in a year's time as a proof of > concept (IBM typically took 5 years to bring a product from > concept to market.) It was released as a stopgap to get a > toehold in the market while the "real" personal computer was > developed for later release. The PC was not intended as a stopgap to get a toehold in the market. IBM had decided that it was too late to get into the PC market, and it probably wasn't worth it anyway, until Bill Lowe convinced John Opel to give him a chance. It wasn't a proof of concept; Lowe claimed that they really could get to market in a year—and they actually did so. There was no "real" PC planned to be released later; it was Project Chess or nothing. And the PC ended up being pretty much what Lowe envisioned from the start (well, from the point where they rejected his idea of buying Atari and selling a slightly spiffed-up Atari 800 as an IBM). > And finally, MS-DOS was an act of desperation by Microsoft. > They promised IBM an OS when they had none. They bought > QD-DOS from Seattle Computer Products, changed just enough > to make it run on the IBM machine and shipped the results. Buying 86-DOS (not QD-DOS; that's an entirely different thing—you may be thinking QDOS, the original name for 86-DOS?) wasn't an act of desperation, it was the plan from the start. Bill Gates told IBM about 86-DOS in their contract meeting, suggesting that he could license and port it as a stripped-down CP/M clone that IBM could sell for a lot less than CP/M. And that's exactly what he did. And it wasn't a stopgap for a "real" OS that Microsoft had planned but couldn't get done in time. The real OS already existed—CP/M-86—and it was an option from the day the PC was released, and it had nothing to do with Microsoft.
I was curious about the inspiration for the marching ants, and after some searching online found this, which seems to be either the sign Atkinson saw, or one very much like it: https://plus.google.com/+OleOlson/posts/2Yqhiw92gaH?pid=5872756875002791666&oid=111051039748078110427 Thanks for the story!
Beautiful article, you should write a book with this stories...
"Mac in a book by 1986." What does this mean?
I have the only print of Mr. Mac as he appears on the buttons that I've ever seen. My father was on the Apple account at Chiat Day and as he recalls the story Steve asked him to take it back to Chiat to share with Lee Clow in February of '83, but Lee didn't want anything to do with it so they made the buttons and my dad hung on to the print. Here is an image (my dad misspelled Folon's name on the back) https://t.co/SW0dE16CoA
Could somebody provide a source that backs up Eric Will's claim? Because this is the first time I've heard of such a thing. Every source I've read claimed that Lisa had no GUI until the Xerox visit, and then did a 180% and scrapped nearly everything it had done until then.
I love reading all about business and innovation. Glad Susan and Andy inspired the world, bravely got jobs at Apple ànd started a revolution! Overbrook is a section of West Philly, I am from 66th Street. I attended Lamberton High School, then to St. Joe's University. Merion, Rosemont, and Ardmore are WORLD CLASS cities! Storytelling is one of life's most fascinating educations! As I read, I fondly remember my times at work typing on the the Wang, working in Bala Cynwyd at Software Design International, commuting to Valley Forge to work for Users, Inc. The early 80's were exciting times! Thanks for this website!
Great Read !!!!!, i was born in 1983 and love reading how apple and the first personal computer came to be ! so much of what u guys did can still be seen to a point in software. you did some great things with very little to work with!! Awesome story ANDY HERTZFELD !!!
Good thing you didn't ask him to: Press any key.
Back in the early 80's I was working for a computer dealer and was a hobbyist programmer on my Apple II. A friend of mine Mike McLaren was working for Legend Industries. They sold a card similar to the Apple Language Card, except with 64K of bank-switched memory. The one program power users needed more memory for back then was Visicalc. In any case one day I realized just how slow it was loading large binary files using DOS 3.3. It suddenly hit me that once I told DOS to bload, the first thing it did was read the file's Track/Sector List into a buffer. That TSL was really all I needed to know to load the file myself. So I patched DOS to jump to my own code after reading the TSL. My code took over reading through the TSL in memory and calling RWTS to load the file sectors several times faster than DOS would have. I thought it was kind of neat though limited, since it only sped up reading but not writing. I showed it to Mike and told him he could have the idea if it seemed useful. I believe it was a day later he not only had rewritten it to work on loads and bloads, but he also fit it into several small unused areas completely within DOS so it was loaded automatically. I don't know if they ever actually did anything with it, but it wasn't very long after though that a competitor of theirs came out with Quick DOS, which sped up both DOS reading and writing and obsoleted my idea.
I worked as an in-house service tech for a large computer dealer back then which sold and serviced Osborne, as well as Apple, Commodore, Altos, Alpha Micro, etc. I had the unfortunate luck to get to work on said Osborne computers. We called them OsDeads or StillBornes!
"Bo Jobs" ..... Ha Ha!!
Floyd, I think Andy probably meant the 68000 they were using in 1981 during the development of the Mac. The project didn't start in 1984 (as you might be able to tell by reading the articles on this site), it took years to develop.
Does anyone have a disk image of MacBasic? I had the book and floppy at my parents' house and was going to image it for posterity, but found to my dismay that they had given away both to a local used bookstore. Hopefully someone made some use of it, but I'm becoming worried that it'll be lost to the ages if someone doesn't put up an image somewhere.
I have recently started a blog, the info you provide on this site has helped me greatly. There is obviously a lot to know about this. I think he did some good things in features also. Keep working, great job! Thanks for a very interesting blog. What else can I get that kind of information written in such a perfect approach? I have a company that I"m simply now operating on, and I"ve been on the look out for such information.
"The 8088 was a decent processor compared to the 6502, but it paled next to the 68000 we were using in the Mac." PC came out in 1981, first Mac came out in 1984.
FYI, Raskin's "Design Considerations for an Anthropophilic Computer" URL has changed. the new URL: http://web.stanford.edu/dept/SUL/sites/mac/primary/docs/bom/anthrophilic.html -- it's still a great read. his description is even closer to apple's ipad than it was to the mac: "- This is an outline for a computer designed for the Person In The Street (or, to abbreviate: the PITS); one that will be truly pleasant to use, that will require the user to do nothing that will threaten his or her perverse delight in being able to say: "I don't know the first thing about computers" - The computer must be in one lump. - There must not be additional ROMS, RAMS, boards or accessories except those that can be understood by the PITS as a separate appliance - Seeing the guts is taboo. Things in sockets is taboo - There must not be a plethora of configurations. It is better to offer a variety of case colors than to have variable amounts of memory. - And you get ten points if you can eliminate the power cord. - It would be best if it were to have a battery that could keep it running for at least two hours when fully charged. - The system must not have modes or levels. The user always knows where he or she is because there is only one place to be." ...Raskin even got the ipad's price right: "- The end-user cost for this machine should be $500 or less"
@Fred - your choice of words arent making sense. MS can be accused of "stealing" Windows from Mac OS, because they covertly cloned it, w/o permission, while brought in as application partner to build for it. Xerox, OTOH, had invested $1MM in Apple and shared their work in the hopes that Apple could commercialize it in a way the PARC researchers could not. quite clearly a discernible difference. for more info see here: http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/08/10/xerox-parc-the-apple-inc-macintosh-innovator-duplicator-litigator
I agree about lock-in, it's frustrating that I can't directly shoot a photo over Bluetooth from my iPhone to Nokia winphone or Google Nexus tablet. On the other hand, too much freedom & flexibility IMHO makes using Android generally a rather sub-par experience, with vendors cluttering up the products with cheap games and special offers, and of course endless takes on what an app launcher should be, each with their own themes and icon sets, etc. Giving users so many options doesn't mean they'll make optimal choices. If Steve Jobs wasn't the way he was, would someone else have spearheaded an iPhone, or iPod, or NeXTstep (to become OS-X), or iMac, or Macintosh. I'm inclined to say _maybe_ - but many years later. These were things that when introduced, looked very little like anything else yet suddenly everyone was stealing ideas. That must be some Reality Distortion Field - or maybe they were good ideas. An alternative theory, though - and one I think is more plausible - is that it wasn't that Jobs was so brilliant, it was that other companies were mostly producing junk.
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Don't this prejudice the xbox original fans that already comes with it ?
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Kmart wishing tree appeal
Share the joy of giving
Share the joy of giving
You have the power to make someone's Christmas brighterGive now
Celebrating 28 years, Kmart together with The Salvation Army and Mission Australia are helping to make Christmas brighter for thousands of families in need.
Who does the Appeal help?
The Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal helps everyone. We receive a lot of gifts for children, but we also distribute gifts for everyone that might be having a hard time. Thanks to our Appeal partners The Salvation Army and Mission Australia, everyone including adults and seniors are assisted by the Wishing Tree Appeal.
How did the Appeal get started?
The idea for the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal began in 1988 when an Adelaide team member suggested Kmart use its wide network of stores as gifts collection points to assist charity groups at Christmas time. From there the Appeal grew and grew, and eventually became what it is today.
What have we accomplished?
The Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal is Australia's largest and longest running Christmas gift appeal. Thanks to the incredible generosity of Australians, the Appeal has raised more than 6 million gifts that have been distributed to those in need. In 2014, the Appeal successfully collected more than 390,000 gifts nationally.
How you can participate
How you can participate
Give a gift in-stores
Give a gift in-stores
With your gifts in tow, visit your nearest Kmart store and take a tag from the Wishing Tree. Using one end of the tag, indicate the age group and gender of who you think might like to receive your gift. All you need to do then is place the gift under the Wishing Tree. Don't forget to take the other half of the tag to hang on your tree at home.
Alternatively, you can leave your gift/s at the Express Drop Off point located at the front of our stores. The Salvation Army or Mission Australia representatives will then collect the gifts from Kmart stores and oversee their distribution to those in need.
Gift do not need to be purchased from Kmart; they can be purchased from any retailer, or can even be hand-made. We are, unable to accept used or second-hand goods.Find your nearest store
Contribute online
Contribute online
Gift giving is a very important of part of the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal, but cash contributions are also required so that The Salvation Army and Mission Australia can continue assisting people in need. An alternative to contributing gifts is an online donation which you can do through visiting our supporting charity partner's website.Give now at The Salvation Army Give now at Mission Australia
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Give as a group
If you are a group or business and would like to support the Wishing Tree Appeal, please register your interest by filling out the form in the link below.
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- Hold a fundraiser such as a BBQ lunch for your workplace, and use the money raised to donate to the Appeal.
- Be very generous and donate staff bonuses or team building money to those less fortunate.
- Organise a bake sale or mini-fete with all money raised going towards a donation to the Appeal.
- Have a "Casual Clothes Day" or a "Sausage Sizzle" with money raised going towards a donation to the Appeal.
- If you require any additional information or have any queries, please call a member of the Wishing Tree team at Kmart Corporate Affairs on (03) 9902 2416 or email email@example.com. Simply fill out the online form to get involved!
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Give money in store
As an alternative to donating gifts, you can make a cash contribution at any Kmart store.
- Grab a ball- ball from the wishing tree and scan it at the register to add a contribution to your transaction.
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Al Futtaim Electronics one of the largest business houses in the Gulf. has been the sole distributor for Toshiba products in the UAE for over 31 years. Al-Futtaim Electronics - Toshiba has a wide range of products from state-of-the-art notebook computers to digital copiers, fax machines, consumer electronics including projections TVs, DVD players and home appliances.a target"_new" href"http:
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Handle all SAP activities for business, such as Customer Creation, Sales Order, Invoicing etc.- Liaise with Finance team (SSF & Fin Controller) for credit clearance and reconciliation of the invoices/Statement of Accounts to customer payments. - Coordinate with SSF for Remittance, Payments, customer Credit Notes, Claims and all other related activities so as to provide the necessary support to business. Reporting activities- Following-up on open orders, and keep all concerned parties informed by e-mail, arrival notices and telephone call.- Generating various kinds of MIS Reports and submitting to Managers- Prepare weekly Sell out Reports for NOL & TOL
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Selling will be fast a furious with stop loses being set off left and right. Will drop sub $1 intra day followed by a dead cat bounce due to shorts covering.
At the time of the settlement, google's lawyers will use the spare change left in between the cushions of their couch to pay off the misely 200 mill.
need more at less price.
I am thinking more towards a settlement of about $4,000
I agree, long squeezes are much scary than short squeezes. I have seen stocks drop 50% in one day many times but not too many rise by 50% in one day
They will be lucky to get 200 mill. My best estimate is that the settlement will be around 70,000 before lawyer fees
Are you an idiot?!!! $70,000? Whisper on the street is around $100,000 to 200,000. You are at least $30,000


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Halali Camp in the Etosha National Park gets its name from the German word meaning the bugle call at the end of a hunt, but nowadays the only hunting that takes place is the quest to get the perfect photo. This camp is situated halfway between Namutoni and Okaukeujo Camps and lies at the foot of a dolomite hill, quite typical for this part of Namibia. Whereas Okaukeujo and Namutoni have central floodlit waterholes, at Halali you have to walk a short distance to an elevated vantage point where you have a perfect view of the animals coming to drink. In the area surrounding Halali, there are also a number of waterholes where you can watch the passing parade.
Accommodation at Halali is offered in 2 self-catering family units, 10 two-bedroomed bush chalets, 10 one-bedroomed bush chalets, 40 double rooms and 5 premier bush chalets. All chalets and rooms are air-conditioned, en suite and equipped with fridge. The family units have two bedrooms, an equipped kitchen, separate lounge and outside shaded braai area. The two-bedroomed bush chalets at Halali have open plan lounge/kitchen areas and a braai area, while the one-bedroomed chalets have no catering or braai facilities. The bush chalets have glass sliding doors, so you can experience the peace and tranquility of Namibia's untamed bush even when indoors. The premier bush chalets each boast a jacuzzi, private garden, tea/coffee-making facilities and fridge.
The central part of Halali Camp accommodates a shop (stocking books, basic necessities and curios), a restaurant, bar and pool. The camp offers walking trials for those wishing to experience the Namibian bush at close range. Although Etosha National Park is geared towards self-drive game viewing, Halali Camp offers guided night drives, as well as guided morning and afternoon game drives.
If you want a good organisation to plan your Etosha visit contact Temba Safari and hire a car or 4x4 from Temba Car Hir. or from Johannesburg 4x4 hire if you prefer newe Landcruisers
Perhaps you would like to visit other nearby destinations such as Palmwag in Damaraland. There is now a gate between Etosha National Park and Damaraland not far from Palmwag. It is therefor easy to reach Palmwag within a day from Halali Rest Camp in Etosha. Further south is Sossusvlei with its massive sandunes and the luxuriousSossusvlei Lodge.
It might be a good idea to visit Botswana after your stay at Halali in Etosha. Your first stop will most likely be Maun where we strongly recommend Riley's Hotel. From here you can visit the Okavango Delta with its wide range of lodges and safaris. In the north near Kasane Senyati Safari Camp is your best destination. They offer self-catering accommodation. If you decide to fly from Etosha to Botswana you might land in Gaborone and here we recommend the famous Cresta Lodge.
If you plan to visit the Wildcoast after your stay at Etosha Halali you must consider a night at Hanover Lodge in Hanover in South Africa before you continue your journey to the Mazeppa Bay Hotel in Mazeppa Bay.
Zimbabwe is a must-see country and we recommend that you combine this country with your visit to Namibia and Etosha. Start at Victoria Falls where the Kingdom Hoteloffers perfect accommodation before you visit Caribbea Bay Hotel and the resorts at Lake Kariba and don't forget Inn on the Rupurara in Nyanga.


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And it is with the price, one of the 4 Ps of best coffee makers that we would choose and highlight the best in coffee and espresso combination machine. It has to be one that comes with coffee and espresso brewing capability and economical at the same time.
If it is price, then the title of best coffee and espresso maker would belongs to Krups XP 1500 coffee/espresso machine. Retailing below $100.00, just by having these 2 functions is a steal!
The left side of Krups XP1500 is an espresso machine. It produces espresso, cappuccino and lattes easily with its 4 bar steam system. By its side, is a steam nozzle for easy frothing of milk for your cappuccino. In fact, it can stand alone and be an espresso machine by itself.
The Krups XP 1500 espresso has something that is not usually associate with espresso machine, a glass carafe! This carafe allows user to store up to 4 cups of espresso. Although it sounds suspiciously like a drip coffee maker, the quality that it brews speaks for itself.
Then, on the right hand side would be the coffee brewer. Employing a drip coffee format, this is what you need when entertaining guests. With its large 10-cup capacity, it is a system you need to cater your guests caffeine thirst.
The coffee side for Krups XP 1500, comes with the usual but important, water level indicator, swing-out filter, illuminate on/off switch. Making this machine, a user friendly piece, another value add to the comprehensive value list...
A coffee maker costs about $50, while an espresso machine is usually near to the hundred region. So, getting a coffee/espresso functions in one machine for less than a hundred is really a bargain and a great reason to crown it the best coffee and espresso maker.
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Ex-Enron CEO Skilling's Sentence Cut to 14 Years
HOUSTON—A federal judge reduced the prison sentence of former Enron Corp. Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling to 14 years here on Friday, which could allow him to be free by the end of the decade or earlier.
Mr. Skilling, 59 years old, was convicted in 2006 of lying to investors about Enron's financial health and sentenced to 24 years in prison. The reduced sentence came at the bottom of the range recommended by prosecutors after a deal struck with Mr. Skilling earlier this year.
"We believe we can now see the light burning at the end of the tunnel," Daniel Petrocelli, Mr. Skilling's attorney, said following the hearing.
The Enron scandal led to the Houston-based company's bankruptcy in 2001, dozens of indictments, and the collapse of accounting firm Arthur Andersen. It also upended much of the U.S. energy-trading business for years and prompted tighter corporate governance and reporting requirements, including the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
In 2009 the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Mr. Skilling's conviction but found that trial Judge Sim Lake had erred in determining part of his sentence calculation and ordered that Mr. Skilling be resentenced.
Mr. Skilling has consistently maintained his innocence and was working toward winning a new trial. Earlier this year, he reached an agreement with prosecutors, however, to drop his appeals in exchange for a recommendation to the judge for a shorter sentence of between 168 months and 210 months, or 14 to 17.5 years.
Mr. Skilling has already spent about six-and-a-half years in custody. He could be eligible to reduce his sentence by 15% for good behavior, meaning another 25 months could be shaved from his time in prison, according to Kirby Behre, an attorney with Paul Hastings LLP in Washington, D.C., who specializes in sentencing issues.
Another year could be cut from his sentence if he chooses to enter into a drug and alcohol-abuse program while in prison. Also, he could serve the final year of his sentence in a low security half-way house near his home, and even spend some of those final months on in-home confinement, Mr. Behre said.
"Even with a reduced sentence, Skilling will still have to serve a very stiff sentence that far exceeds what most white-collar defendants receive," Mr. Behre said. "It is clear with hindsight that Skilling's original sentence of 24 years was unusually harsh and it far exceeded what similarly situated defendants received since 2006."
Mr. Skilling appeared in court Friday in handcuffs, wearing a dark green federal prison uniform and sporting a thin grey beard and wire-rimmed glasses. He smiled and nodded to family and friends in the courtroom, which was filled to capacity. A number of former Enron employees, including several who had been defendants in other related cases, were in the room.
Diana Peters, a former Enron employee, urged the judge to give Mr. Skilling the maximum sentence, citing the thousands of company employees who lost their jobs and life savings following the company's collapse.
"Jeff Skilling betrayed the trust of employees and played a role in the collapse of an amazing company," Ms. Peters said.
The resentencing will free up about $41 million in assets from Mr. Skilling's estate to be distributed to victims of the fraud. This includes nearly $3 million related to the sale of a Dallas condominium and a Houston home Mr. Skilling owned, funds from several bank accounts and $5 million he posted as bond when he was first indicted.
About $100,000 of that will go to a fund to reimburse Enron employees whose retirement plans were gutted by the company's collapse. The rest will go to a fund set up by the Securities and Exchange Commission to compensate former shareholders.
So far that fund has distributed nearly $521 million to approximately 112,000 eligible victims, an SEC spokesman said, including $450 million from settlement agreements and $65 million from forfeiture actions against individuals.
Prosecutors brought criminal charges against nearly three dozen executives and employees of Enron and firms that did business with it, including Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm that audited the company's books.
Many individuals entered guilty pleas, but several were acquitted and many convictions were later overturned, including that against Arthur Andersen due to vague instructions given to jurors, and the conviction of former Chairman and CEO Ken Lay, who died before he could appeal.
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Two words: clay courts. One of the few public tennis centers where the rabble can play on a surface generally reserved for the gentry, Howard Park is a hidden gem. Long ignored by West Palm Beach recreation planners, it's a 60-plus-year-old facility where the infamous Bobby Riggs once swung a racquet. And it recently got a face-lift to match the resurgence of the surrounding neighborhood, which is just across Okeechobee Boulevard from CityPlace. The center was once in the midst of crack houses. Even folks wielding tennis racquets feared to tread there. Now it's a magnet for Jag- and Rolls-driving tennis nuts from Palm Beach, as well as those with less substantial pedigrees and more ordinary wheels. Majestic banyan trees that were probably little more than shrub height when the center opened in the late 1930s provide shade. Along with seven clay and two hard courts, there's a quaint stadium with a clay surface where Riggs and lesser-known competitors once played. Tennis director Mike Boone says an elderly visitor once told him she was in the middle of a game when news hit that Pearl Harbor had been attacked. "What was the reaction?" Boone recalls asking her. "Oh," she replied. "We finished the set." And 61 years later, they're still playing tennis with equally unflappable intensity.Howard Park
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Lowcountry businessman and independent U.S. Senate candidate Thomas Ravenel issued the following statement regarding his decision to participate in a second season of Bravo's 'Southern Charm' reality television show:
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"Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we often might win, by fearing to attempt." -- William Shakespeare
my weight loss story...
started @400+pounds
CW: 191lbs 15%BF
PB: 158lbs 10%BF 33in waist
UD2(6 weeks): 168lbs 9%BF 31in waist
honestly it depends where u get them, obviously if u want top of the line u gotta pay it. but i think they feel hard is because when women do implants sometimes they go too big. like from a to c or d. i mean only so far ur skin can stretch in a short period of time.
"Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we often might win, by fearing to attempt." -- William Shakespeare
my weight loss story...
started @400+pounds
CW: 191lbs 15%BF
PB: 158lbs 10%BF 33in waist
UD2(6 weeks): 168lbs 9%BF 31in waist
*runs to mirror. checks out monstrous primal, post-baby boobs. checks out flubber.*
No. I can honestly say bigger boobs do not make a flabby tummy smaller. I wish that was the case, the more primal I eat the bigger (yet firmer!! wth??) they get. I am waiting for the day when the belly and butt flab disappear, I'm gonna look like Barbie if this keeps up!
Lol, I know there are worse problems to have in the world.
I think having bigger boobs does make your stomach look a bit smaller. If you're wearing a fitted shirt then it will cling to the bit that sticks out the most.
Became Primal August 2011
SW - 84kg / 185lb
CW - 60kg / 132lb
GW - 60kg / 132lb
Agreed! Very jealous!!! Not sure why but mine are bigger. My band size has gone down a little but not much (boobs, the last fat holdout..grrr) I know some other women were talking in the Odds and Ends section about it happening to them too. *sigh* Like Athanasey said, there are worse things-but it would be nice to go jogging or horseback riding without needing special support beams.
As an ignorant American, when someone said 10G I was like:
Bra sizing in America begins with the band in inches (usually ranges between 30--40), so 10 sounds rather miniscule while G is a massive cup size! Funny image in my brain.
"There is a cruelty in life which we must accept with stoicism as the inevitable." -Mizora
I've always said "if your stomach sticks out further than you boobs (male or female) then you're pregnant or have a metabolic problem.
When I worked in surgery I never heard anyone tell me they wanted bigger boobs so they're stomach would look smaller in comparison. Boob surgery was always a kick though. We'd put in the implants and then inflate them with saline to whatever the patient was looking for (they would ask for a certain amount of CC's) and we'd all look around from all angles to make sure they looked EXACTLY alike, all symetrical and the right height and level of perk and everything. It was as much art as science. And the collective opinion of everyone participating in the surgery!


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Phillip Alan Plantier (born January 27, 1969) is a former Major League Baseball player who played in the major leagues primarily as an outfielder from 1990-1997. Plantier is most often remembered for his rookie season performance.
Plantier was an 11th round draft pick of the Boston Red Sox in the 1987 Major League Baseball Draft. He developed a knack for hitting home runs in the minor leagues and skipped the Double-A level altogether. Plantier first entered the major leagues in 1990 after a midseason call-up from the Pawtucket Red Sox and primarily served as a pinch hitter, but did not play enough for it to be considered his rookie year. In 1991 he was first called up to Boston in June, and played in 11 games, but was sent back down to Pawtucket two weeks later. He was finally called back up to Boston on August 10 and went on a very impressive run over 42 games. In 53 total games and 148 at-bats, he hit 11 home runs and 35 RBI while hitting .331, for an average of a home run hit every 13.38 at-bats. As a result, Plantier finished 8th in Rookie of the Year voting.
Plantier was unable to repeat his rookie performance in 1992, and was traded to the San Diego Padres during the following offseason. He enjoyed his best full season in 1993 wherein he hit 34 home runs with 100 RBI, both career highs.
After an injury plagued 1994 season, Plantier was part of an eleven player offseason trade between the Padres and the Houston Astros that brought Ken Caminiti and Steve Finley to San Diego while sending Derek Bell to Houston, among others. He was later traded back to the Padres in July 1995 after roughly half a season with the Astros.
Prior to the 1996 season, Plantier signed with the Detroit Tigers. However, during spring training he was traded to the Oakland Athletics for infielder Fausto Cruz and pitcher Ramon Fermin. Plantier spent the 1996 season as a reserve outfielder and designated hitter for the A's.
Plantier signed with the San Diego Padres for the 1997 season, his third stint with the team. He was traded mid-season to the St. Louis Cardinals, where he again spent time as a reserve outfielder and finished out his major league career. Plantier signed as a free agent with Toronto Blue Jays in 1998, but did not appear in any major league games with the club.
In 2008, he was the hitting coach for the Double-A West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx in the Seattle Mariners organization. On January 13, 2009, he was named the manager of the Diamond Jaxx.[1]
In 2010, Plantier was the Minor League Hitting Coordinator for the Seattle Mariners.
In 2011, Plantier was named Hitting Coach, then assigned to Manager during mid-season for the Lake Elsinore Storm, a Single-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres.
Plantier holds the MLB record for most career home runs by a player born in New Hampshire.
Plantier was named hitting coach of the San Diego Padres on October 31, 2011. He held that position until 2014, when he was replaced by Mark Kotsay.
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GranD & PapaJ LOST in the DARK in Germany!
... it onto the same train. A few stops down the route, the other train was detached from the one we were supposed to be on, and now our train said Hof on the front! I guess they piggyback onto each other for these smaller destinations, and then go their separate ways to their next stops. As we settled back for our 1 hour and 45 minute trip to Hof, we enjoyed our gourmet meal of crackers and pretzels complete with our bottled water from our ...
Another slow day
... not little touristy places. Then we went to the bridge and walked to the other side and just watched the people coming and going. We walked along the river to a pub and had a quick beer ...it was getting late...seems late, the sun goes down at 4!! It was a nice walk back to the ship , there are always green spaces by the river and usually lots of activity, not just cruise boats. ...
Kitzingen and the Maine River valley.
... divide. We have passed through 42 of the 64 locks of our journey. We are approaching the more populated and industrial areas of Germany as is evident by the increase in buildings and industrial sites along the river, the increased traffic, the roads and bridges (massive structures over the river) and rail networks. As I write this blog the river runs alongside a major rail line and high speed trains fly past in either direction about every 3 ...
The sun has snuck out which is wonderful. Enjoying the passing autumnal scenery. Had a glass blowing demonstration from an entertaining salesman. Then a visit to a home of a local for sponge and strudel. Lovely people and great village. House heated hydronically in the ...
Visited the Wurzberg palace this morning. Very large typical European palace. Mostly reconstructed after the war apart from a large Tiepolo ceiling. No photos allowed. Afternoon trip to Rothenberg. An intact walled medieval town. Quite impressive although very touristy of ...