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Photo from Association House's Facebook page.
This post got a little lost after I returned from our Hawaii vacation, but here is it finally! The week we got back was the Association House live band karaoke fundraiser. Money from the event went towards child emergency welfare programs. Jess, Sara and I met at Big Star** for a few drinks and some dinner, then headed over to Subterranean for karaoke fun. We sang Shoop by Salt-n-Pepa and didn't even need the lyric sheet. Probably a bad move at the end, but by then we were really drunk, we also sang Call Me Maybe and basically got the Shepard's hook pull off the stage. Ha. Time to go home! Really fun night, though! Association House raised $1,145, money that will directly go towards helping kids in crisis situations. I hope they do the live band karaoke again! I've been to live band karaoke before (with Chicagoist, with Allison and Susan), but had never actually done it. So fun!
** While we were at Big Star, Margaret Lyons walked in the door. I was so shocked. It was like, "holy crap! what year is it!?!?" I hadn't seen her for years because she moved to New York and we used to hang out in the Big Star space years ago when it was still Pontiac. We even hosted a Chicagoist party there. So great to see her, if only for a minute or two.
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Pig Out For The House
Harriet Sadauskas, President of Association House, telling us more about the organization.
Pretty good turnout!
Can you spot our friends here?
Mehran played the flamenco guitar
Many raffle prizes.
The BBQ raffle gift included a $50 gift certificate for Smoke Daddy, courtesy of Josh
Paul Baker
Time to pig out!
Two kinds of pulled pork.
I don't know what those things in the front are, but they were delicious.
Nathan, Rick and Alden. Yes, there was a caricature artist!
Last weekend Association House had a pig roast fundraiser in the back garden of El Cid in Logan Square. For $40 you got all the drinks and food that you wanted for 3 hours. Not a bad deal. And, the satisfaction of knowing you're helping those in need. Association House is based in Humboldt Park and helps more than 20,000 participants each year through programs in community services, child welfare, behavioral health, out of school programs for kids and teens and El Cuarto Ano, an alternative high school. Jess is on the associate board for Association House so I always try to go to the fundraisers to help out a bit.
We had a fun, relaxed time at the Pig Out. They had roasted a pig ahead of time and prepared two types of pulled pork for us. Unfortunately, the weather did not hold out and about halfway through the party there was a mad dash inside. Luckily, El Cid's upstairs lounge was open and available for us to continue the party inside. Dallas and I did not win any of the raffle gifts even though I tried to stuff the box for the Ravinia prize! Ah well. Fun time. And Association House raised $2,200!
Squinty Paul Baker
Great view down the street of the Illinois Centennial Monument.
Of course, shortly after everything was moved inside, the rain passed and it was bright and sunny outside again! Isn't that the way it always goes? So, when we left the Pig Out, Paul, Kate, Alden, Dallas and I went to Longman & Eagle for a few more drinks. Their back patio was not open yet (boo!) but they added a new section in front where we enjoyed some cocktails al fresco.
Dunlay's on the Square
And after a while at Longman, we headed to Dunlay's on the Square. Dallas left us after one drink, but the rest of us sat out on the patio until at least 11 p.m. Once the sun set, the weather was so perfect. I did not want to go back inside for anything!
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Welcome to South Cache Soccer League. We facilitate the recreation soccer program in the Mountain Crest High School area. We run a Spring soccer program that starts in April and a Fall soccer program that starts in September. See our rec page for more info.
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The criminalization of black and immigrant communities uniquely impacts one oft-ignored group: black immigrants.
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Revelations of U.S. Spying on American Muslims Don't Surprise Muslims
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Renisha McBride Murder Trial Begins Today
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McBride's murder has drawn attention for similarities to Trayvon Martin's
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Marlene Pinnock Files Lawsuit Over Freeway Beating
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Deletion from Recent Files List - Windows Vista
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I run Vista Home on a Dell laptop. For various reasons I had to return to factory settings; successful, mostly. However in the original pre-installed Vista, if I clicked on a link in the Recent Items list, and then on Delete, I received the Delete File dialogue asking if I wanted to send the link to the Recycle Bin - I had a choice. Having restored the factory settings this no longer happens and the link is deleted right away. Not always convenient. I can't find any settings that will get me back the dialogue. The Recycle Bin itself is working OK, has the right properties and I get the dialogue when deleting from Windows Explorer. There are a couple of other things that aren't working quite the same, inconvenient rather than important, but one thing at a time!
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Right-click on your Recycle Bin and choose Properties from the menu.
Now you'll see the Trash Properties dialog, and notice the "Display delete confirmation dialog" at the bottom.
Just check the box, and close the dialog.
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Thanks for the suggestion, Fruit Bat. I had already done that, but it doesn't make any difference. The Recycle bin itself is working OK - I get the dialogue if I delete from Explorer. It's the Recent Items List that isn't behaving.
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|Al-Khalili, Jim, 1962-
Retrieving Holdings Information
|Science--Arab countries--History
Science, Medieval
Science, Renaissance
Arab countries--Intellectual life--History
|Material Type:
|1st American ed
|New York : Penguin Press, 2011
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|Physical Description:
|xxix, 302 p., [8] p. of plates : ill. (some col.), maps ; 24 cm
ISBN: 9781594202797 (hardback)
ISBN: 1594202796 (hardback)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents: A dream of Aristotle -- The rise of Islam -- Translation -- The lonely alchemist -- The house of wisdom -- Big science -- Numbers -- Algebra -- The philosopher -- The medic -- The physicist -- The prince and the pauper -- Andalusia -- The Marāgha Revolution -- Decline and Renaissance -- Science and Islam today -- Timeline : then Islamic world from antiquity to the beginning of the modern period
Summary: "A myth-shattering view of the medieval Islamic world's myriad scientific innovations, which preceded-and enabled-the European Renaissance. The Arabic legacy of science and philosophy has long been hidden from the West. British-Iraqi physicist Jim Al-Khalili unveils that legacy to fascinating effect by returning to its roots in the hubs of Arab innovation that would advance science and jump-start the European Renaissance. Inspired by the Koranic injunction to study closely all of God's works, rulers throughout the Islamic world funded armies of scholars who gathered and translated Persian, Sanskrit, and Greek texts. From the ninth through the fourteenth centuries, these scholars built upon those foundations a scientific revolution that bridged the one-thousand-year gap between the ancient Greeks and the European Renaissance. Many of the innovations that we think of as hallmarks of Western science were actually the result of Arab ingenuity: Astronomers laid the foundations for the heliocentric model of the solar system long before Copernicus; physicians accurately described blood circulation and the inner workings of the eye ages before Europeans solved those mysteries; physicists made discoveries that laid the foundation for Newton's theories of optics. But the most significant legacy of Middle Eastern science was its evidence-based approach-the lack of which kept Europeans in the dark throughout the Dark Ages. The father of this experimental approach to science-what we call the scientific method-was an Iraqi physicist who applied it centuries before Europeans first dabbled in it. Al-Khalili details not only how discoveries like these were made, but also how they changed European minds and how they were ultimately obscured by later Western versions of the same principles. With transporting detail, Al-Khalili places the reader in the intellectual and cultural hothouses of the Arab Enlightenment: the House of Wisdom in Baghdad, one of the world's greatest academies, the holy city of Isfahan, the melting pots of Damascus and Cairo, and the embattled Islamic outposts of Spain. Al-Khalili tackles two tantalizing questions: Why did the Arab world enter its own Dark Age after such a dazzling enlightenment? And how much did Arabic learning contribute to making the Western world as we know it? Given his singular combination of expertise in both the Western and Middle Eastern scientific traditions, Al-Khalili is uniquely qualified to solve those riddles"--Provided by publisher
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There are now three hardware platforms for personal business computing: PCs, smartphones, and tablets. The tablet's still a newcomer, but the iPad's popularity kicked off a wave of experiments in companies to learn where tablets can make employees more efficient or customers happier. Many IT shops are in the test-and-learn phase, with a dozen iPads here or a handful of Android tablets there. "CIOs are playing dodgeball when it comes to the use of tablets," says Kevin Hart, CEO of Tekserve, an Apple reseller. "The requests for these are coming from all over."
One use for tablets is for companies to put them in the hands of their customers, which is what Royal Caribbean is doing on its most recently remodeled cruise ship. Here we're not talking about creating a tablet app for customers, but actually giving them a device to use. A related customer use is encouraging tablet use while they're at your venue, whether it's a resort, baseball game, restaurant, or retail store.
Royal Caribbean this month will put iPads in every stateroom of its revitalized Splendour of the Seas cruise ship. Guests can check daily activities on the ship, book shore excursions, and receive personalized promotions from Royal Caribbean, based on analytics the company runs in real time during a cruise. Royal Caribbean has used interactive TVs to provide that kind of information, but iPads are a more intuitive and enjoyable way for guests to receive it, says CIO Bill Martin.
Giving tablets to customers (or encouraging their use) will be a difficult decision for many companies--do they enhance the experience, or distract from it? Some restaurants are experimenting with tablets in place of menus. That could come off as exciting and new--or tacky and out of place, depending on the venue. Even the question of whether to encourage customers to use their own iPads stirs debate. Sports stadiums are divided on whether to allow customers to bring tablets to a game--baseball's New York Yankees stadium bans them, while the San Francisco Giants' AT&T Park provides free Wi-Fi. Giving customers a tablet, or encouraging their use, is a high-stakes call for companies.
2012 is the year companies will make big go or no-go decisions about these tablet pilot tests, to decide if a device designed for the consumer will work in businesses. Early adopters already are deploying tablets by the hundreds to sales teams. Waste Management hopes to decide this year if Android tablets are practical for use in the cabs of its 20,000-some garbage trucks.
What follows is a look at ways early adopters are putting tablets to use. (See our coverage of what tablet early adopters are learning.) This isn't about various iPad apps, nor is it about general purpose productivity, like checking email and documents. This is about putting tablets in the hands of employees and customers for specific purposes, and deciding where that makes business sense and where it doesn't, from sales to warehouses to boardrooms.The traditional way to prepare members of a board of directors for a meeting is to FedEx an inches-thick book of material to them. With tablets, more boards are receptive to getting that information electronically. BoardVantage has offered digital board books via a Web portal since 2003, but not until it provided an iPad app in 2011 did sales take off. The app lets directors read offline and make notes; the downloaded material is in an encrypted file, which is synced to the server with any notes once reconnected. If the company changes or updates the material, those modifications can be made online rather than having to mail out new material. Competing products include Directors Desk from Nasdaq, Boardbooks from Diligent, and BoardLink from Thomson Reuters.
There has been a divide among many boards, where some directors wanted digital and some insisted on paper. The iPad helped bridge that divide, says BoardVantage CEO Joe Ruck. It wasn't a simple transition, though, Ruck says. The iPad's graphics are tremendous, but it also has a small screen that doesn't allow the kind of multitasking on multiple windows that a PC does. So it took a major rewrite to rethink the portal for an iPad. Now, BoardVantage is seeing buyers ranging from Fortune 500 companies to local school boards. Ruck says in hindsight it's obvious that a boardroom app would be popular, but "it was a surprise to us to see [iPad adoption] move so quickly."
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Tablets of CES: Visual TourA number of companies are experimenting with tablets in warehouses. Avent, a global electronics distributor, is doing a small-scale trial of iPads in one of its distribution centers. Employees use them in areas that are too far from a kiosk to easily record data on items they need to pick up, and also in areas that are harder to access. Avnet's testing strategy is to invest carefully, and not assume the tablet will be a big productivity win. So, Avnet hasn't put a lot of bells and whistles on its warehouse app yet. For example, workers can use a bar code scanning app, using the iPad's camera, to collect data on an item they pick. But that app isn't integrated with the back-end system, so the employee must key it in using a kiosk.
Sean Valcamp, Avnet's director of IT architecture, wants to make sure the app is working in this environment before it invests too heavily. So far, the durability is holding up well, and the battery life has been impressive. Avnet did "iPad surgery," Valcamp says, to disable features warehouse workers didn't need, like Bluetooth and iTunes access. With that, Avnet has gotten as much as three days of use on a single charge.
Tablets of CES: Visual TourThe telecom company Level 3 has given iPads to 1,300 salespeople. Several medical device companies are trying them to help quickly pitch doctors on their products. SAP has deployed more than 10,000 iPads to employees, including to salespeople. Tablets are a more natural device to have a one-on-one conversation around than a laptop.
One critical lesson from early adopters is that salespeople need different content when they start using tablets. Mobiquity, a mobile app developer, worked with a company that tried to provide broadcast-ready videos for use by salespeople, not considering the cost and time that would take to download, says Mobiquity president Scott Snyder. Level 3 and high-end furniture maker Holly Hunt each found that, when they gave salespeople tablets, they needed to make it easier for them to create tablet-friendly sales presentations. Templates of tablet-ready presentations--ones that a salesperson can customize with the would-be client's information and assets like product photos--are one option. Some companies still require a laptop to build those kinds of presentations, while others have built apps so salespeople can do that from a tablet.
Tablets of CES: Visual TourTablets haven't been a big hit in retail stores, says Gautam Lohia, head of emerging technology for the digital marketing agency Blast Radius, since they're a two-handed device. That makes it awkward to do things like pick clothes off a rack to suggest to a customer while holding on to a tablet. In those cases, it's better to have a kiosk if there is a need to look for more information or find an out-of-stock item online at another store.
However, Stoli vodka gave iPads to people doing promotions in bars, says Jamie Manalio, a producer at Rust who worked on the app. The app played off Stoli's "Would you have a drink with you?" ad campaign. The people doing promotions used the app to ask the customer a few questions, shook the device, and the app suggested a vodka drink to fit their personality. Likewise Blast Radius worked with a perfume maker on a tablet app that asked a number of questions to direct a person toward a scent. Tekserve did something similar for a cosmetics maker.
Cash register interfaces also could be a growing use for tablets, says Lars Kamp, of Accenture, replacing conventional, costly point-of-sale terminals, especially for small businesses.
The big question is whether a tablet gets in the way of a retail experience, rather than enhancing it. Manalio worked with a retail shop owner who wanted a virtual reality app, where people could point an iPad camera at a product and get more data on it. He talked the store owner out of it because he thought people would be looking at their devices and "walking by products you want them to buy," he says.
Tablets of CES: Visual TourWaste Management is testing Android-based tablets in a handful of garbage trucks, trying to learn whether they'll be durable and practical for such duty. Today, route information is largely conveyed via paper, augmented by radios or push-to-talk phones in the trucks. The alternative to a consumer tablet is a ruggedized, Windows-based tablet, which Waste Management also is testing. Already, the company has seen that tablets require far less training time; drivers find the touchscreen interface intuitive, so they're ready to use the system in less than an hour. The device also uses Google Maps for directions, rather than a costly and customized mapping program.
Tablets could be appealing to other field staff such as repair technicians who need appointment information and may also need to access information such as diagrams and instructions for repairs. One big challenge with that is durability, as our next slide shows.
Tablets of CES: Visual TourIn harsh, outdoor environments, conventional ruggedized tablets still hold their own over consumer tablets like iPads. iPads don't do water. Conventional ruggedized tablets are generally Windows based and use a stylus, though manufacturers are starting to deliver rugged touchscreens based on Android. Advantages over an iPad include screen durability, the ability to view the screen in sunlight, and batteries or hard drives that can be replaced, says Doug Petteway, marketing VP of GD-Itronix, a General Dynamics subsidiary that makes rugged tablets.
Rugged tablets can be built to withstand a soaking from a firehose or a drop on a concrete floor. They can be made to not emit any sparks so they can be used around oil and gas. But they also cost about $2,000 to $4,000 each. Motorola Solutions has a semi-rugged, Android-based enterprise touchscreen device for around $1,000 that aims to bridge the gap between conventional rugged, Windows-based tablets and consumer tablets.
Tablets of CES: Visual TourAnything that's traditionally been paper based is a candidate for replacement by tablet, says Joel Evans, of Mobiquity. Alaska Airlines was among the first airline to replace the large, paper books pilots carry with them for flight and weather information. Restaurants have tried replacing paper menus with tablets, or used them as a kiosk for self-serve ordering.
Merely replacing paper is the simple first step. The next step companies need to take is changing the content to add interactivity, click-through analysis, and links to more information. Is the tablet a gimmick, or a better venue that offers something more than paper? "We're starting to rethink content and displays around tablets," Evans says.
Tablets of CES: Visual TourVideo is an underexploited element of tablets today that's likely to grow. Furniture seller Holly Hunt uses iPads in warehouses, where staff can take a quick video of an incoming product--$150-a-yard silk, for example--that looks of suspect quality, and email the images to the purchasing agent to check if they should accept it.
This kind of informal video use--whether recordings or impromptu video chats--will grow as more people experiment with tablets. So will the use of video in sales, since tablets make it much easier for someone to call up a 30-second video from the device and hand the tablet to the prospect to watch it. Snyder of Mobiquity predicts tablets will "unleash a video monster."
There's a big limitation today with how long it takes to upload video, given the huge file size of video, says Lohia, of Blast Radius. But the tablet is "a great vehicle for taking video," says Lohia, and he thinks companies will find creative new uses as they work around those limits.
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Situated on 10 acres, all of the open space is landscaped to the nines! The paths and courtyards are interesting and are shaded with nice big trees. Plenty of room to play or just relax. The clubhouse is open daily for residents to stop in and check out a movie or just visit a moment. Attached is the large pool area with a lap pool and outdoor spa. Free Wi-Fi is available in this entire area. One and Two bedroom well designed floorplans have great storage space with private patio or balcony. Bright with natural light.The location is outstanding in the heart of the new & trendy area of shopping & restaurants. With Pelandale now the crosstown expressway, every part of Modesto is easily within reach in minutes. One mile to the freeway but far from the noise & congestion. In addition to over 100 stores in Vintage Square Mall, Costco, Lowe's, Save Mart, Target, Walgreen's & many others are within a mile radius. Tahoe Joe's, Elephant Bar, Mimi's, Chili's and more within blocks.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
12/23/2012 (2 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
If an agricultural bill goes unaddressed by lawmakers before the touted "fiscal cliff," the United States could be looking at a new meaning for the phrase "cash cow." A gallon of milk could climb as high as $7 a gallon in 2013, some analysts predict.
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
12/23/2012 (2 years ago)
Published in Home & Food
Keywords: Milk, milk prices, Congress, market, cows, dairy farmers
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - How will prices in the dairy aisle be just as terrifying as a trip to the gas station? The scenario will go something like this: In order to keep dairy farmers in businesses, the government agrees to buy milk and other products if the price gets too low. The current agriculture bill has an agreement that means the government steps in if the price of milk were to drop by roughly half from its current national average of about $3.65 a gallon.
This bill expired last summer. Since then, Congress has been unable to agree on a new one. Several protections for farmers have already expired. Even more are scheduled to expire over the coming months. One of them is the dairy subsidy, which expires on New Year's Day.
The law states that if a new bill isn't passed or the current one extended, the formula for calculating the price the government pays for dairy products reverts back to a 1949 statute. Under that agreement, the government would be forced to buy milk at twice today's price - bad news at the grocery store.
"If you like anything made with milk, you're going to be impacted by the fact that there's no farm bill," U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack told CNN's Candy Crowley late last year.
"Consumers are going to be a bit shocked when instead of seeing $3.60 a gallon for milk; they see $7 a gallon for milk. And that's going to ripple throughout all of the commodities if this thing goes on for an extended period of time," Vilsack said.
Dairy farmers won't necessarily benefit from the new sky-high prices. While it might provide a short term boost to profits, there's a fear that consumers would either cut back on dairy or opt for imported dairy products, Chris Galen, a spokesman for the National Milk Producers Federation says. The group represents over 30,000 dairy farmers.
It could also force food makers to search for alternatives to dairy, like soy. "We call it the dairy cliff," Galen said.
Congress could step in swiftly to act upon this problem.
Galen said the government would have to issue a notice saying it was going to pay the increased price for dairy products, then set up a schedule for when purchases would start. "It's not like people would dump blocks of cheese on the USDA's front lawn January first," he said.
To prevent the price spike, Congress either needs to extend the current bill, pass a new bill, or enact some provision to keep the 1949 law from taking effect.
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Bacon is one of the most popular foods ever created; more and more people crave the crunchy, sweet and salty piece of meat. People even express the love they have for it by celebrating a nonofficial, International Bacon Day. MUNTINLUPA, PHILIPPINES (Catholic Online) - ... continue reading
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Once again, the case of "superfoods" has been tried to see whether they are really worth the cash and the hope of good health. A show conducted a trial at Newcastle University, after recruiting five ordinary women to test whether eating blueberries regularly does have ... continue reading
By Augusta Scattergood (The Christian Science Monitor)
My younger daughter was born one day shy of St. Patrick's Day. We named her Kate for her Great-Aunt Kitty because we loved the name, not because she was Irish. I didn't understand then that a strong ancestral link could be forged with a country across the sea. My ... continue reading
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"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." 2nd Amendment to the Constitution of the United States
Practice does NOT make perfect. Practice makes permanent. Only perfect practice makes perfect.
Every girl I've dated has pegged me as a nut for carrying a gun except the one I didn't tell about it . I carried pepper spray instead when out with her. One day I mentioned that I was going to put skateboard tape on the front of my MkIII pepper spray canister, so I could feel to point it forward .
She responded with a contemptuous question, " What is the chance you'll ever need to use it ? "
I wonder what she'd have said if she'd known about the holstered Glock in the glove box ??????????????
I'm too old a geezer to worry about dating, but if I did, I'd carry my Para-Ordnance Warthog, a small .45 ACP, in an ankle holster, so as not to have her get hysterical by discovering it before I tell her about it. But I'd make sure she knows I carry if there is a 2nd date. If she chooses to be offended, I'll spare her the discomfort of a 3rd date.
Not one of my girl friends has ever had a problem with weapons most of them own a gun or too them selves maney cause i live in Texas, and since I've had my CC I carry everywhere especially on a date if something goes down you wanna be able to protect your girl.
"You can all go to Hell and I will go to Texas"
One thing is for sure: You really want to avoid having a "negligent discharge" on a date. You could end up being sorry the rest of yer life.
Way back in time, dinner and a few glasses of wine did the trick. Times have changed!
"...from my cold dead hands" Charlton Heston & NRA
"He which hath no stomach to this fight,/ Let him depart." Henry V
Back in the late 1970s, my baby sister dated a guy that always carried in an ankle holster. Didn't bother her any.
"Well, we're all victims of our own gene pool. Someone must have peed in yours." - Walter Bishop, from Fringe.
"Then tell me this: Why would you want to hang around people that get uncomfortable, or even scared, about that kind of thing?" "Maybe to feel normal," I said. He laughed. "Normal's not all it's cracked up to be." "You think?" "Hell, I know." - from Spirits In The Wires, by Charles de Lint.


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- 22 March 2013
News: Google Drive hit by three outages this week
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Why Charlie Sheen Keeps Winning and Lindsay Lohan Keeps Losing
At first glance the similarities between Lindsay Lohan and Charlie Sheen seem to trump their differences. Both were wildly successful in their own rights -- she in teen flicks, he in sitcoms. Both have addiction and relationship dramas, both have daddy issues and both screw up. A lot.
But while Sheen seems to be encased in kryptonic armor protecting him and his bank account from all of his misdeeds, Lohan can't even keep a movie gig, and no one wants to pay her to do much of anything, even sell tights.
What gives? Is it a male/female thing? The age difference? I don't think so. Sheen has simply made better personal branding choices. He gives America the product they want.
Bret Easton Ellis wrote in Newsweek this week that Sheen simply gets modern celebrity. A modern celebrity is one that doesn't give a crap about what the public thinks about them. They are going to do it their way, whether you like it or not. The irony is that you do like it and you will end up paying good money for more of it. Using that construction, Lohan's problem is that she cares much too much. She desperately wants everyone to like her. She proves that she becomes offended when anyone, say the cast of 'Glee,' pokes fun at her expense.
How would Sheen respond in such a situation? We imagine if New Directions started in on the actor he would be the first one to come on the show to sing his latest anthem, 'Duh, Winning, in A Minor,' and he would demand $1 million to do it. Ryan Murphy wouldn't know why he was doing it, but he'd be signing that check.
Sheen has created a brand out of screwing up. He embraces what one of my favorite business coaches, Suzanne Evans, says: "Make your mess your message," when it comes to developing your personal brand. Sheen has become the king of this idiom. In fact his messy path has become his hero's journey.
Lohan hasn't been able to commit to a message, whether messy or otherwise in the past five years. She was almost in a lesbian relationship with DJ Sam Ronson, but never fully committed to the homosexual lifestyle. She posed nude for New York magazine, but has never committed to being a sex kitten. Her multiple rehabs haven't worked, yet she has never fully embraced her bad girl persona either. She never seemed to enjoy her benders very much. Not like Sheen.
Lohan is a commodity without a brand message and that is her problem. It's also why the American public doesn't know what to make of her. We know what Charlie Sheen is. He's crazy like a fox, and he has been bringing that crazy to everything he has done in the past three weeks. Each new Sheen's Korner is crazier than the last. His live show promises to be one of the craziest nights of one-man performance since Gallagher stopped smashing watermelons.
Because Lohan hasn't embraced any single brand message, she has become unlikable. Seriously unlikeable. In 2004, Lohan had a brand awareness of only 20 percent. Her positive Q score (a score advertisers and brands use to determine how well-liked a celebrity asset is) was a 19, and her negative was a 20. By last year 84 percent of those polled were familiar with Lohan. Her positive rating reached a low of 9, and her negative rating hovered at 52. More than five times more people despised Lohan than liked her.
Meanwhile, Charlie Sheen has never been more adored. They're both messy, but Charlie's decision to embrace his mess will prove to be the best business decision he has ever made. We never thought we'd say it, but Lindsay could learn something from the warlock.
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- Friday 18 MarchBy Omellette
Look at Sheen's dumbo ears!
- Friday 18 MarchBy Barbara
..maybe the power of suggestion or just my imagination, but Charlie is actually beginning to look like a warlock (my idea of a warlock's looks anyway).
- Friday 18 MarchBy tina
She has no humor or wit, she just whines and her family is the same. look at her pics at the Knicks game, she is the only one standing, she's desperate for attention. Her shirt is open almost all the way too, desperation is a turn off to the public.
- Friday 18 MarchBy BlueWhoHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Sheens problems are real, and abusive, and dangerous & chronic--seems to me Lindsays so called problems, are mainly fabrications of the media-making mountains out of mole hills-i dont pay any attention to Lindsay chatter-charlie on thee other hand has serious-dangerous-deficits!!!
- Friday 18 MarchBy mw
Lilo has always been a loser, and will always be.
- Saturday 19 MarchBy anonymous
ok haters, charlie will very well win his lawsuit with warner brothers...he has a great lawsuit...his shows have sold out...btw....there are lots and lots of people that want to be around charlie, and experience his craziness. as long as he isnt hurting anyone else, and people enjoy him being himself, and not caring what people think, it is refreshing to all. this is why charlie sheen is winning...there is no window dressing, and that is a relief. this guy who wrote the article made a lot of sense...to charlie, now, he has lots of traveling to do, so it seems things have worked out well with brooke and the custody arrangement they have made...he has both goddesses with him now, and things as he wants...seems like he is winning. lindsay and her sicko mother, and those she keeps around her are total losers.... this all is such a no brainer. charlie is going to make a lot of money doing his own thing..he is very smart.
- Saturday 19 MarchBy Tony D
Please don't call them Angels more like Bimbos. Sheen is yeaterdays news.
- Saturday 19 March
Sheen simply has much more talent. Sheen never denied who he is and what he likes. People still like Sheen. Most people want Lohan in jail.
- Saturday 19 MarchBy Zero
In that field: Latin men are considered women and real woman are dogs.
- Saturday 19 MarchBy Amadii
Charlie is #winning because he is a man. People are harder on women no matter how young they are--it doesn't matter. It's not fare but that's the truth..
- Sunday 20 MarchBy mh
- Sunday 20 MarchBy Mr. Kidd II
Charlie is winning 'cause he said he was.
Lindsay is losing 'cause her judge said she was.
'Nuf said.
- Sunday 20 MarchBy moyra
Both of them are losers. Don't confuse wining with winning. Charlie wines like a big baby, he is not a winner. He is a major looser.
- Monday 21 MarchBy Tony D
Charlie who??? He's yesterdays news.
- Monday 21 MarchBy Wayne
- Thursday 28 AprilBy Savvy1Sez
Charlie cares, that's why he wants to rebound in Detroit and rolled back into New York for an redo. But he's also talented and a savvy businessman and knows what he needs to do to make it. I've got a licensed and patented line of unprecedented spirits that are ready launch internationally, but need backing and I'd partner with Charlie Sheen in a heartbeat. He knows what he's gotta do, how to do and does it well! You rock Charlie!
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I am needing a small tiller........one that I can start easily and handle easily. And I wonder what is the best one to get. Had one a few years ago and it never ran good nor tilled good and so I never really used it.
Donna, yours is a sort of Chevrolet vs Ford questions - you'll probably get strong opinions in several directions.
I have a Honda FG100 (the newer models have a different number, 110, I think) that I'm happy with. Friend of mine has a Mantis that he's happy with. I think it's 6 of 1, half dozen of another. I prefer the 4-cycle engine; the Hondas are 4-cycle, the Mantis is available either way.
Both are light in weight, but they can get away from you - be prepared to do some wrestling with either one. Neither is really intended for breaking new ground, although you can do so if your ground isn't too hard.
I have a big TroyBilt Horse, which I use only twice a year; I use the Honda much more frequently, primarily for cultivating.
There are some small tillers that cost less than the Honda or Mantis, but I think the extra money (probably about $100 more) is well spent. Check Amazon dot com for best price, but I'd pay a little more to get one from a local dealer who'll be there to solve any problems that come up. Best luck.
Do a search on Mantis here, I wrote quite a bit on this and so are a lot of other people.
The most important thing in choosing is the available tines. Some cheap brands like Craftsman and Troy Bilt are not good because they don't have all the optional tines and the engines are cheap. Not worth saving $60.
I recommend buying Mantis direct from Mantis mainly because of the service from Mantis. They take good care of me. People have bad experience with Honda on warrantee issue so did I. Stihl might be a good one, I never have experience with the Stihl Yardboss. I would stay with these three.
Echo and Redmax are Mantis with different paint color!!!
I just remember about the tines. Honda comes with Bolo tines that can only do one job. Either is tilling or cultivating. Mantis tines can do both with the same tines. You put is the standard way to till. Switch the tines around to cultivate and it really works. I am sure this apply to Echo tiller also, not so sure on the Redmax.
For breaking new ground, none of the mini tillers work that well. So be aware of their strong points and limitations. I have a big front tine tiller, so I am happy camper!!!
Go with the Mantis. I've had mine for over 10 years. Just used it again last night to create a bed for planting liriope. Much better than using a shovel. I see they now offer a free aerator attachment. If you haven't made a decision yet, you might want to buy one now. Good luck!
Here is a link that might be useful: mantis
The problem with the mantis that I have is that you have to walk backwards with it and it is too small for some of the things I want to till. I would like a front tine tiller that is compact, perferrably a 4 cycle engine and you can actually walk foward. At one time I had a compact Wizard till that worked great. I wish I won't have scraped it now. :(