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This show recently aired to record viewers. It would appear that Putin has it right. America isn't exceptional anymore especially when it comes to what we watch on TV. What pleasure does TV viewers get out of watching people put their train wreck of a life out there? What does it say for the viewers mentality? Rick's cartoon is what's wrong with America in a nutshell!
concept of what is meant by "American Exceptionalism". It does not mean we are better than any other country (although I believe we are). It means we were the first country founded based on the rule of laws and not the rule of man and that our rights come from our Creator and not from a monarch. Before we came along the predominant theory was that the power of the King came from God and then the King passed rights down to the people as he saw fit.
America was founded with the concept of the power came from God to the people and the people bestowed limited power onto the elected leaders. As a result, our rights DO NOT come from government. They come from God in the Founders concept and sadly the left wants government to give rights to the people.
FDR wanted a new bill of rights and obama is bouncing around that idea also. When we accept the idea that our rights come from government we find ourselves back in slavery and dependence on the government with the "elite" ruling our lives. When that happens...the concept of "American Exceptionalism" will have died.
But to prevent his words from becoming prologue, we Americans have an obligation to place into office leaders who share our values.
We failed to do that in 2008 and we failed again in 2012. Admittedly, in 2008 we were screwed either way.
Obama mouths the words, (talks the talk) when he believes it to be to his advantage. However, he does not have the will, talent or ability to follow through (walk the walk).
Obama is much more like Putin than we'd like to believe.
Arrogant, narcissistic and self-serving.
For five years now, he's given us an abject lesson in to how consolidate power by coddling and encouraging the weak and lazy with promises, slogans and handouts.
Yet his only true goal seems to be to give us an East European style socialist existence.
With regard to American gullibility, Khrushchev said something to the effect that Americans would slip into socialism without even realizing it.
Looks like old Nikita might just have known what he was talking about.
In the back of my mind I keep thinking that Obama delivered a speech early in his presidency in which he himself said that America was no different than any other country. He said each country considered itself exceptional. But I spent ten or twelve minutes on Google trying to find reference to it and could not find anything. Does anyone remember such a speech?
I do...
Don't have time right now to dig, but I think at least one instance was at a NATO summit in 2009.
I think he took a backhanded slap at America by suggesting that we were as exceptional as Greece.
I might be wrong on that so don't quote me. LOL
Gotta go.. later...
I saw it on TV yesterday.
idea of folks documenting OzBama operating in his disrespect America mode.
Along the same lines of a phrase I heard in college many years ago -
"Be unique, just like everybody else."
In typical Obama fashion, it's easier to find clips after where he completely contracts himself.
No one is exceptional.
Just like Lake Woebegon. The women are strong. The men are good looking. Every child is above average.
I cannot remember the artist, but there was a great pop song in the early seventies titled, I Am The King Of Nothing. That sums up Obama. Those of you who understand how to search YouTube might be able to link to it.


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• West Las Vegas boys (A,B,C) vs. Moriarty, 4 p.m., Gillie Lopez Gym
• Mora Middle School boys vs. Memorial, 4 p.m., Mora
• Robertson girls (A,B,C) vs. Hope Christian, 4 p.m., Mike Marr Gym
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Banged up or not, slow start or not, the St. Michael's basketball teams successfully defended their home court this week against visiting Robertson.
On Tuesday night, the Lady Horsemen (7-9) held on for a 57-48 win against the Lady Cardinals (6-5).
The key may have been the opening quarter, controlled by St. Mike's to the tune of a 19-3 score.
Erica Herrera, a Robertson point guard, starred with 11 points.
Christiana Gabaldon led St. Mike's with a game-high 14.
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Los Alamos native Alex Kirk scored 23 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead No. 25 New Mexico to a 65-60 win over No. 24 UNLV on Wednesday night in the Mountain West Conference opener for both teams.
Justin Hawkins hit a three-pointer with 3:25 left to cap a 7-0 UNLV run that gave it a 58-56 lead. Then New Mexico (14-2, 1-0) took over, closing the game on a 9-2 run.
Two New Mexico Highlands University senior football players will have a chance to showcase their skills on a major stage as they pursue dreams of playing in the NFL.
Jordan Campbell, a 6-0, 230-pound middle linebacker from Corona, Calif., has agreed to play in the NFL Players Association Collegiate Bowl on Jan. 19, the NFLPA announced.
Campbell will join Highlands teammate Abdul Kanneh, a 6-0, 170-pound cornerback from London who had already accepted an offer to play in the game.
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The Pecos Panthers and Mora Rangerettes are getting plenty of practice hoisting tournament trophies this basketball season. Their fans can only hope that practice will come in handy in February and March.
Both teams earned titles Saturday, winning the boys' and girls' brackets in the Northern Rio Grande Invitational hosted at Pojoaque High School.
Ryan Tafoya scored 14 of his 16 points in the first quarter Saturday, setting the tone early in Robertson's 83-61 romp over visiting Socorro.
The Cardinals and head coach Manuel Romero were to play at St. Michael's (4-7) on Wednesday in what figures to be an interesting non-district encounter.
Getting off to a good start against Socorro was mainly a product of the Cardinals' opportunistic defense, which converted three steals directly into fast break points as RHS (3-5) raced to leads of 9-0 and 15-3.
Shooting at a 54 percent clip and holding their own on the glass helped New Mexico Highlands drop host Regis 73-61 on Saturday. It also salvaged a split of the Cowboys' two-game stay in Denver.
Highlands is 5-7 overall and 3-5 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. The Cowboys were coming off their biggest test to date, Friday night's 92-71 loss to Metro State, the No. 2 ranked team in NCAA Division II men's basketball.
West Las Vegas' girls' basketball team ran its record to 10-3 on Monday night, beating Class 4A Moriarty on the road, 53-31.
It was a big night for the backcourt. Jayme Quintana led the Lady Dons with 16 points, while Deanna Bustos and Celeste Trujillo scored 11 apiece.
Michelle Tapia added eight for WLV.
Moriarty is 1-12 this season.
The Lady Dons are scheduled to play at Lovington on Friday evening as they continue an extended road swing. West's next home game is the District 2-3A opener Jan. 23 against Robertson.
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How Many...and why?
Hail you are consistently wrongfooted, it would surprice me if you get it right. Lets see tomorrow hi hi.
All the insider buying? It was just Bruce! And he put, like, 0.01% of his net worth on the line. Gutsy call there...
If I am not far off Synta will release something great within days.
Remember all the insider buying and no selling, if this shelf had been perceved as determental, they would not have happened.
We know that they need more than $25 million, as they could easily get that much by executing their Azimuth option. And they have said that they have enough cash to get them through most of 2012, and I would think that the extra $25 mil would be enough to get them through the rest of the year. So the money they need from the public offering is for 2013 and beyond. Therefore, I doubt that they expect a partnership to get done in 2012.
My guess is that their prospective partner pulled the rug out from under them, they have no other white knight lined up, and it is time to execute Plan B. Or Plan C, Plan D, Plan V, or whatever they are up to now.
Not so fast!
Raising money is not for sustainability when you already have enough cash to last you at least a year. The partnership will not pay for a state of the art plant that will produce a specialty drug. Those plants can cost Hundreds of Millions of $$$'s. How much can they get out of a partnership? What about Cost of Goods Sold? How will they pay for that?
In Short: They need the money for something real big such as building a plant and COGs and marketing.
Every freaking time an upgrade is made by one of these dumb a** hedge fund companies and/or MM, bam - dilution follows. Rod had to have know this. Crooks.
No! This is GOOD news! Techtrader said so! Just wait and see!
1. Got dilution?
2. No partnership!
3. I win. :-)
Congratulations to all shorts.
#1 dilution coming but just not yet.
#2 correct for now.
#3 I'd say the verdict is still out.


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I have a B. Merli figurine of 2 small girls praying. The tallest girl is about 3 3/4" tall. It is mounted on a 3x3 wood base with a B. Merli plate attached to the front of the wood base.On the bottom of the tallest girls gown it has a small circle with a C in the middle of it and 1993 Florence. Also a N with a dot over the N and 5 small lines over the dot.
I am trying to find the value of this piece.
Hi there! I have provided a link that will show you the original display of Capodimonte trademark. I am afraid to say if that mark is not on your figurine, it's not an original product and it won't have much value. http://www.antique-china-porcelain-collectibles.com/capodimonte-marks-china-porcelain-markings.htm


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Skip to comments.(NOW press release!) Psychological Gang Bang of Hillary is Proof We Need a Woman President
Posted on 01/28/2008 12:13:49 PM PST by doug from upland
Psychological Gang Bang of Hillary is Proof We Need a Woman President
January 11, 2008
by Marcia Pappas, President NOW - New York State
We've all witnessed scenarios where, on the playground little girls are being taunted by little boys while both girls and boys stand idle, afraid to speak up or even cheering. Or, in the workplace males tease young and older female co-workers; make obscene gestures, inappropriate comments, laughing and expecting (often correctly) that everyone will join in. Then there was that movie where Jodie Foster portrayed the true story of woman who was ganged raped in a bar while others looked on and encouraged the realization. Still others pretended the rape didn't happen. In short, gang raping of women is commonplace in our culture both physically and metaphorically.
This past week, we witnessed just such a phenomenon involving men who are afraid of a powerful woman. Hillary Clinton, in her quest for her Presidential nomination, has in fact endured infantile taunting and wildly inappropriate commentary. Indeed we have witnessed almost comical attacks by John Edwards who in turn sided with Barak Obama as both snickered at Clinton's "breakdown," which consisted of a very short dewy-eyed moment. Now John Kerry, who should certainly know better after his own "swiftboating," has joined the playground gang.
But here's the news. Every woman knows how it feels! There are those who will dismiss, defend or even shame those around them into believing that we progressives are making a mountain out of a mole hill. But thats the game plan of the patriarchal system that has persisted for millennia. Because they can't frighten Hillary they've decided to control her with the time-old trick of patriarchal ridicule. Women, you know what I mean!
Pundits want to know what happened in New Hampshire. Why didn't the polls see it coming? How could they have gotten it so wrong? Well, aside from the thousands of women and progressive men who made calls from their homes, dropped literature, and held house parties for undecided voters, the truth of the matter is women get it! Thats why, when women in New Hampshire could vote in private, they came out in droves for Hillary. They'd seen more Hillary bashing than had Iowa's women, and the polls stopped too early to measure their collective reaction. What happened is that women stood up and said "We're fed up and we're not going to take it anymore! We won't sit idly by and watch, while you gang bang one of us." One woman told me she didn't even want to vote for Hillary because she feared that her campaign would be the most dreadful blood bath in the history of politics. I asked her if Hillary is willing to stick her neck out for us, should we not be brave enough to stand strong behind her? She agreed and said of course she would vote for Hillary.
We have waited a long time to see our first truly viable women presidential candidate. And what we see now during the debates is what women and girls have experienced from time immemorial. But it seems John's recent alliance with Barak sent a clear message to women everywhere. The message is that if a woman gets too powerful, she can count on the good ole boys ganging up on her. Hillary is a powerful, strong and intelligent woman and she deserves our support. Let us remember what we as women's rights supporters, are charged to do: SUPPORT WOMEN!
And I, your writer,certainly speak from the belly of the beast. I was in Iowa for ten days with other feminist leaders, donating our personal time and money to help with Hillary's campaign. And in spite of our shortfall in Iowa, we did make a difference. Our efforts gave Hillary second place in the precinct we walked. Let me tell you why.
Our job on caucus night was to transport eight women from a nursing home to their caucus site. These were eighty-to-ninety-year-old women who came out in the cold weather and climbed into our vans to stand for Hillary. As we talked with glee about the possibility of our first women president, we were overjoyed to hear stories of their dedication to making it happen. One woman said "I never thought I would live long enough to see a woman president." Another woman said "It's about time; we need to have a woman as our President." These were women who were born around the time that women won the right to vote. They'd heard first-hand stories of that struggle from their mothers and grandmothers. They fought long and hard to see a day when they could have their own credit cards, own their own homes and be in control of their own bodies. They remember all too well when it was legal for a man to beat and/or rape his wife because she was HIS property. They remember when rape was ignored by people in the community and law enforcement officials. She must have done something to deserve it was common language in those days. Today we still see variations on this same behavior, more subtle perhaps, through success of our efforts, but nonetheless still abusive.
Now those senior citizens we transported stood tall for Hillary, and want us all to know that to have a woman president is to send a clear message to little girls everywhere: "Yes, you can do great things and even become President of the United States." Those senior citizens really get it!
So let's not let young women and little girls down, whether it's on the playground, in the workplace, or in the political arena. Young women need role models. They need to know they can be powerful and control their own lives. By putting Hillary in the Oval Office we send that message loud and clear for all to hear. Little girls everywhere need to know that to be important they don't have to emulate Brittany Spears or other similarly-exploited women. We can do it!
Think about the legacy we'll leave behind when we support Hillary Clinton for President of the United States. Lets put a stop to the psychological gang banging of women and girls. Let's stand up and be counted by way of the hard-won votes we can now cast!
Marcia A. Pappas, President, NOW New York State
NOW lost its seat at the table and voice in our world by their defending this guy with silence when it all happened.
Oh my God
Not that they really care about that stuff ...
Do these people actually expect to be taken seriously?
The headline sounds like a Russ Meyer production gone horribly wrong.
Where was NOW when clinton was having his White House affairs?
And this from the group that was SILENT during the Clinton's endless parade of bimbo eruptions.
Hypocrites. Hypocrites all.
The now cows epitomize the word "disgusting".
THe NOW folks remind me of the Screaming Meanies.
Just reading the term "gang bang" when applied to Hillary almost made me temporarily gay. UGH.
As a real-life (not theoretical) rape survivor, my comments on this would get me banned.
That's a mental picture I could've done without.
Marcia, Marcia, Marcia............
Now that is a phrase I never thought I'd see.
Where was NOW when Hillary's hubby raped Juanita?
I'd advise them to buy a bicycle for the fish...
Neoliberalism truly is a mental disorder.
NOW is irrelevant. NOW's president demonstrates deplorable writing skills.
oops!....She must have let that one slip........
If she's so powerful why does she need a husband to go out and fight her battles for her? NOW is, was, and always will be a fraud perpetrated on WOMEN!
Think you forgot the "BARF" alert on this headline. If she can't take the heat, she should go back to the kitchen.
>> The headline sounds like a Russ Meyer production gone horribly wrong.
It pretty much is — except Meyer uses women with bigger boobs, and a smaller everything else.
Sickening to have something as horrid as rape trivialised. I guess NOW really doesn't give a damn about women.
I feel a HUGH projectile bubblin' up.
How absolutely hilarious !!!
However, if the Hildabeast can't take the heat in the primaries (recall crying) then how does THAT woman intend to lead the country, deal with leaders of other countries, etc.
Hildabeast has already PROVEN more than once that she's NOT up to the job...
1. sending the prospective first lady and her minions out to stand up for her when challenged
2. tears... puhleeeze
3. racist remarks rubber stamped by her... don't tell me Bubba acted alone on those remarks... everything the Clintons do is coldly calculated
That's just 3 things that says she's not a leader...
I'll listen to no more complaints of sexism from the NAGs.
If that headline appeared with a male byline, they'd protest the newspaper out of existence.
Hey Marcia, SHUT UP AND IRON MY SHIRT!
Juanita Broaddrick says "Just Put Some Ice On IT!"
>> She's got one big boob.
Not one anyone would want to see prance onscreen for an hour-and-a-half.
50 bonus points!
No, they don't care about women; they care primarily about hating and abusing men.
The first time that I ever heard of him was when an indy TV station aired "Faster Pussycat, Kill Kill" during its "Night Owl Theatre."
What a disgusting bunch of hags.
To take the most violent and vile thing that could happen to a woman and equate it with Hillary getting her lumps in the political arena is just the most perverted thing I have ever read.
I am so furious I could just spit.
By the way NOW, if Hillary is so strong why does her rape-o husband have to do her campaigning for her? If Bill stayed out of it and her handlers let Hillary be Hillary she would make a fool of herself at every turn.
By the way NOW, if Hillary is so strong why does her rape-o husband have to do her campaigning for her? If Bill stayed out of it and her handlers let Hillary be Hillary she would make a fool of herself at every turn.
THAT was MY reaction, too....
But.. But.. I thought the NOW gals had decided during the Clinton WH that every guy gets at least one good grope, at least until the woman says no???? Also, what is wrong with gang rape? Isn't that what abortion is for? I thought feminists wanted to remove any responsibility for men so that their penises could have anything they wanted! Women are supposed to be PROUD to be sex objects and whores! It's what women have been FIGHTING for!
Wow! I was actually able to read several lines of that garbage before I threw up!
I don't think the passive-aggressive victim players have thought this out. If Hillary is President then everything that goes wrong will be a woman's fault. Hillary will actually have to make decisions and accept responsibility for the consequences. This is a totally different situation than the passive-aggressives are used to. The feminists will have no one to vent their aggression on, which is actually the only fun part of playing victim.
I am now convinced that Bill doesn't want Hillary to win POTUS. He couldn't stand being #2, plus he'd still have to behave.
The only reason that they are even still together is for her run for POTUS, and once that's over, expect divorce proceedings to begin.
Those selectively feminist creeps should ask Paula Jones, Gennifer Flowers, Kathleen Willey and Juanita Brodderick what they know about psychological gang bangs ... grab me bucket.
Yes, they do, but a lying parasite who latches herself on to a philandering scumbag because she sees him as the only way to achieve the power she craves isn't a good role model.
What do you expect from a group that advocates suctioning babies out of the womb for convenience?
Crickets Chirping...
With all the horrors that face so many women all over the world, this is like saying HRC is being starved because she didn't get sugar for her tea.
Damn, talk about a distorted view of reality.
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Argentina star Lionel Messi said winning the Golden Ball meant nothing after his side's loss in the FIFA World Cup final.
Mario Gotze's 113th-minute volley saw Germany to a 1-0 win at the Maracana, giving the European nation their fourth world crown.
Messi was surprisingly awarded the Golden Ball as the best player at the tournament after scoring four goals, none of which came in the knockout stages.
The Barcelona forward said that meant nothing after his team's devastating loss.
"This was a chance to give the fans some joy after all the sadness," Messi said.
"Golden Ball is not important. All I wanted was to lift the cup."
Messi lamented his team's wastefulness after Alejandro Sabella's men missed several chances.
Gonzalo Higuain missed a one-on-one in the first half before Messi and Rodrigo Palacio squandered opportunities after the break.
"We had our chances but we could not score. In games like these that is not acceptable," Messi told reporters.
"We played a good game against a very good team. We deserved more, but we could not take the cup back home."
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I get bogged down by the everyday.
I'm sure you do, too.
I get so focused on doing that I forget to look up and refocus on the goal from time to time.
I'm an INTJ, a high-achiever, the type that never wants to stop for fear they won't get started again. I like routine, I like deadlines, I like checklists.
Ok, I probably love all of those things.
Needless to say, breaks are hard for me.
It's hard to admit that something might not be working, that I might not be able to do it all. But it is time.
Scott and I are moving this weekend to a short-term apartment while we wait for our house to be built. We won't be too far from our future home, and I've decided to take a break from the self-imposed blogging deadlines and let us enjoy the summer and the building process rather than drive myself crazy trying to do it all and enjoy it all.
This comes at the perfect time, really. We are wrapping up the final few episodes of Chasing Creative's Season 1 this week (new episodes will debut through the end of July!) in time for my move and Ashley to take some time before her new baby arrives. We promised ourselves that we wouldn't allow the podcast to make us crazy – and we're proud of ourselves for ending the season on a high note before it does.
So no blogging (or minimal blogging – I might hop in once a month), no podcasting… it's going to feel strange. I will have June Dairy Month to contend with, but then it's summer and I don't have a lot on the calendar.
I'm looking forward to a couple of months off, a handful of weeks to catch my breath.
I've promised myself that in the absence of blogging, I will make progress on the novel. It'll be the only thing I'll need to attend to for a couple of months, so it really should get a fair amount of attention.
And I hope to spend a lot of time outside, going for long hikes and checking in on our house. I want to take pictures like I haven't done this spring. I want to get out and live so I have something to write about when I come back inside.
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Well I finally got to test her out myself. She doesn't feel like Karma anymore... :/
I posted this in the Karma Ability Rework thread on the PBE forums. My opinions comparing her old self to her new self.
My thoughts so far...
***Note playing her as a support, and not in that many games yet***
---Her Mantra'd skills don't really feel like "Ultimates" to me still. She's still too dependent upon AP to be a normal support type character like Sona or Nami that don't need AP to be effective.
---Her Passive...I really miss the extra AP you were given depending on how much HP you had, is there no way you could incorporate that somewhere in her new kit? Playing her as a support where you don't build that much (if any) AP was where the free AP from her old passive helped a lot.
The new version of her passive honestly has little use to me when you're focusing on assisting your team and not attacking the enemy team.
---Her Q doesn't feel like it fits her anymore. Her old one used to hit everything in a cone in front of her, but her new Q detonates even if goes anywhere next to a minion if I'm aiming for a champion. Not to mention you can't heal your team with it anymore. Maybe somehow take her old Q and make it look like energy in a cone instead of throwing fans? Or maybe I'm just bad at using skill shots
---Her W feels pretty useless to me besides the root at the end of it. Maybe if the team heal was moved to this somehow I would use it more, but like the old Karma I don't use it hardly at all. At least the old one you could use on allies and move around the map faster. What if you made the mantra version almost like Morgana's ultimate? Where it attaches to any nearby enemies and roots for the # seconds or whatever? That would make it feel more ultimate-y to me at least...
---Her E is about the only thing that reminds me of the old Karma. Being able to protect yourself or an ally right before you/they die and giving a chance to kill the opponent before they kill you. The speed boost moved from W to this is a bit weird though. The mantra version is probably my favorite out of her whole kit now since it shields and speed boosts EVERYONE around the target it is used on.
***THE ONLY problem I have with her E is that the huge BOOM sound that the old mantra'd version had isn't on this one, so it doesn't sound as empowered to me when I use it.***
---Her R honestly should have been left alone. One charge per team fight really doesn't feel right when you're so used to being able to shoot an AoE spell + heal the team, then shield someone that also damages the enemies around them. So just a question about her R then. Why did you decide to lower it to 1 instead of being able to hold 2 at a time? I know that her passive helps cool it down faster, but the base cooldown is a lot higher than the old version. If her mantra'd spells aren't dealing that much damage to enemies, I don't see why she shouldn't be able to hold 2 still.
Anyway I might just be playing her the wrong way, but these are my opinions of the new Karma playing her how I play her on the live server as a "normal" support.
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DreamWorks Pictures' Fright Night, starring Colin Farrell, arrives on December 13, 2011, just in time to take a bite out of the holidays on Blu-ray 3D™, Blu-ray™, DVD, Digital and On-Demand. Inspired by the 1985 Gothic horror cult classic and directed by Craig Gillespie (Lars and the Real Girl, Mr. Woodcock), all hell breaks loose when high school senior Charley Brewster (Anton Yelchin) discovers his charming new neighbor Jerry (Farrell) is a vampire preying on his neighborhood.
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Review: Tux Droid
Advanced Linux users can really put their programming skills to the test with Tux Droid. Develop applications, code new daemons or even hack the firmware. Visit www.tuxisalive.com to get started.
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I thought this was one of the funniest commentaries on the state of Linux on the desktop I've ever heard. Nice video!
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I've go Tux Droid and it works fine!
I have Tux Droid and it works fine !!!!
Every thing works, if you have problems you just have to read the forum on Tux Droid's web site and you will surely solve your problem.
The only gadget that's not working is the Gmail check mail, but they are still working on it.
The Skype gadget is under development, probably that's why you couldn't make it work !
So if you want one do not hesitate it's really a lot of fun !!!!
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Hello Carla. :)
I actually followed your thread on the tuxisalive forum, but regardless of the upgrading I did (I upgraded firmware, reinstalled the software, redownloaded gadgets, etc), I couldn't get him to work correctly. I tried not to be overly negative about the tux droid himself, because he is cute -- I just expected more I guess. :)
Thanks for the comment, and you make an excellent point that I didn't in the review. That is, if you're having problems with the Tux Droid, don't hesitate to go to their forums looking for help.
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Something fishy about your tux
After being a proud Tux owner for some time I am quite surprised with the Tux performance in the video.
It's like something is eating up all your system resources, hence the boring "CPU overload" message you are getting all the time. Did you try to uninstall the PC monitor gadget? Maybe this is making the other functions unstable.
Getting Foggy
Honestly, I don't remember the details about what I tried. I uninstalled and reinstalled stuff a few times, upgraded the firmware, and did my best to make it work. I don't have the Tux Droid anymore, so I can't try anything else unfortunately.
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I want a tux Droid :)
Harsh Reviewer?
Shawn's reviews have an interesting attitude in them. I would love to see him reviewing a Zune. :-)
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Here ya go, Roy. It's a snow day, so I thought I'd review the Zune for you. :)
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Hey ... nice tie, Shawn ... obviously just back from an interview .... ;-)
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Nothing that official...
heh -- actually it's much more mundane. I wore the long sleeve shirt because I have a huge scratch on my arm. It's quite distracting, and not in a, "wow, that guy's tough" kinda way. More like, "Sheesh, he must be clumsy."
And the latter is actually correct...
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Nice, honest review. Thanks.
Lets hope those in the FOSS community improve this device as time goes by. My daughter got a "closed source" talking Parrot from one of her uncles this Xmas ... if only it had been a Tux Droid! Think of the fun I could've had!!!
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Crowley native Rev. Mr. Taj Glodd has been named 2012-2013 Seminarian of the Year by the Louisiana Ladies Auxiliary Association (LLAA).
Glodd, who is assigned as transitional deacon to St. Joseph Catholic Church for the summer, was nominated by the Sacre' Coeur Kaycee Ladies Auxiliary of Crowley.
He will be honored during the LLAA's Installation Mass and Banquet on Saturday, July 27, at Visitation of Our Lady Catholic Church in Morrero.
"I'm very humble to have received such an honor," he said. "I'm very thankful with my whole heart."
Regarding his nomination by the Sacre' Coeur Kaycee Ladies Auxilary, he remarked, "They have been with me since day one. Their support has been overwheming; I can't thank they enough."
Rev. Mr. Taj Glodd was ordained as a transitional deacon with six other men by Bishop Michael Jarrell on Saturday, May 25.
He is the son of Mrs. Zelma Glodd and the youngest of eight children. St. Theresa Church in Crowley is his home parish. At summer's end he will be returning to Sacred Heart School of Theology in Hales Corner, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee, to complete his studies. He earned his bachelor's degree from St. Joseph Seminary in Covington.
He is sponsored by St. Theresa Parish in Crowley.