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Resolution: standard / high Figure 2. Expression signals for strongly correlated genes in the lung. Numbers indicate BXD strains, and the parental C57BL/6J and DBA/2J strains as well
as F1 individuals are presented. Expression signals of (A) Klra3 and Gzma (p < 10-16) and (B) Klra3 versus Il18rap (p < 10-11) were strongly correlated. (C) List of nine genes highly correlated with the first
principal component of the expression of Gzma, Klrg1, Klra3 and Il18rap. (D) Strong correlation between the first principal component and Prf1 (p < 10-16). X- and Y-axis of the plots show the names of genes used for the analysis.
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I was thinking about this the other day. As we all know the NFL is completely Hollywood now. With all these restrictions on padded practices fines on hits, I don't think a majority of the NFL is "tough" anymore. Don't get me wrong, football is a tough sport and players are tough. But not like they used to be. However, some do remain. Name me some "throwback" guys. Guys that eat nails for breakfast and would play through broken bones and absolutely leave everything on the field.
Two guys playing the game right now that jump out to me is Brian Urlacher and Ray Lewis. The guy looks like he belongs in the seventies with players like Butkus and Lambert.


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Juliette attends a zoo benefit with squeaky-clean pro football player Sean Butler to boost her image. The plan works well. Pictures of the singing star and the rookie quarterback are trending big time. Of course, Juliette's not happy about the fact that there's a furry rodent crawling atop her head in the photo op. She's also not thrilled about being roped into a date with this choir boy. Surprise, surprise! Juliette actually ends up having a decent time with Sean, who gets a little unsettled when she brings up the six turnovers he had in a recent game. She quickly realizes this guy can also dish it out when he brings up her shoplifting faux pas.
Sean breaks his self-imposed rule of not going out on the town by going up in the sky. He joins Juliette on her private jet for a quick trip to South Beach. Turns out the quarterback can also play the guitar as he proves by strumming and singing with Juliette on one of her songs. After a night of partying in a Miami club (Sean ordered club soda), an aggressive paparazzi guy insults Juliette as they're heading to the car. The confrontation turns physical when Sean knocks the sleazy shutterbug to the ground. Just like that, his choir boy image is about to become a thing of the past.
Juliette sets up a secret meeting to buy the incriminating photos away from slimy paparazzi guy even though she wasn't in the pictures at all. Sean shows up at her place to say thanks for what she did. He thinks he'll be a lot better off staying home on Friday nights from now on. Sean asks Juliette if she'd like to stay in with him. He's asking her out on a real date. Technically, he's asking her "in." Sounds like a plan!


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I tired wheatgrass juice again this morning but thought I was going to puke with the first sip! wow, how do you drink this stuff? I do want to drink some every morning because I have read of all the benefits of fresh wheatgrass juice but I just cant get past the smell and taste. I added the juice of half a big apple with it today... plugged my nose and chugged it down. I had to rinse out my mouth and the juicer as fast as I could so I could get rid of the smell asap. LOL
I have harvested my first batch of wheatgrass and I am already growing another but how am I going to get this stuff down?
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I have a long to-do list. Maybe you can relate.
Some of my tasks have been on my to-do list for a long time. Some of them are new. Some are super urgent, and others are not such high priorities.
And because Life Plan comes before Business Plan, a good portion of the to-do`s are personal -- not business-related -- things.
But if there is ONE THING that I WILL accomplish today, it`s this:
- clean desk
I am creating this topic to encourage each of you to start using this as a place to post the ONE THING that YOU WILL accomplish today. Like the one I just listed, it might be menial. Or, it might be pivotal to your success.
We can use this everyday, and feel the collaborative support of everyone else making a determination to do this ONE THING for sure today.
So, what is your ONE THING today?
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Who we are
Chi Alphans are college students committed to seeking the face of God. We desire to know God and make Him known at Montana State University. We meet at the Chi Alpha House located across the street Roberts Hall on the east side of campus. Our main meeting is called Paradigm 755 and is charged with music, given to humor and challenging with a relevant message from the Bible. We also have many small groups throughout the week that gather many places on MSU campus. All of our meetings are opportunities for students to meet God, each other, and the needs of the community.
Our name
Even though our name suggests it we are NOT a fraternity or a sorority.
Our name comes from the Bible. The Apostle Paul wrote in 2 Corinthians 5:20, We are therefore Christ's ambassadors, as though God were making His appeal through us. We implore you on Christ's behalf, be reconciled to God. Inspired by this verse we chose the phrase "christou apostoloi," meaning "Christ's sent ones," to represent who we are. The Greek letters Chi(X) and Alpha(A) are the initials of this phrase, which reminds us that we should live to reflect Jesus' life.
Our mission is simple: we desire to reconcile students to Christ, to transform our university and then send those students out to transform the marketplace and the world!
We do this by creating a true community of worship, prayer, discipleship, and evangelism/mission. We value Integrity, Servant Leadership, Excellence, Community, Diversity, and Creativity.
There are several ways for you to get involved in Chi Alpha. We have ladies, men's and co-ed Bible studies, worship with drama and music, campus and community evangelism, weekend outreaches, Bible classes taught by XA staff, seminars, conferences, mission trips, retreats, international student friendship, and so much more.


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Location: Soil, Water, and Air Resources Research Unit
Technical Abstract: 4, 6- dinitro-o-cresol (DNOC) is an important pesticide that is strongly adsorbed by smectite clays. Because DNOC is a weak acid with a pKa of about 4.4, pH was hypothesized to be a dominant state variable controlling sorption. In this study, the effect of pH, saturating cation (K+ and Ca2+) and freeze-drying on adsorption of DNOC by two reference smectites with different charge densities (SWy-2 and SAz-1) in dilute aqueous suspensions were quantified. The smectite-DNOC systems were pH adjusted from pH 3 to pH 7. Nearly 100% of added DNOC was adsorbed by K-SWy-2 at pH 3, and sorption decreased with increasing pH to about 60% at pH 7. Sorption of DNOC on K-SAz-1 decreased from about 90% at pH 3 to about 30% at pH 7. Ca-SWy-2 suspensions adsorbed about 80% of added DNOC at pH 3 but sorption decreased to about 15% for pH 4 and above. Over the entire pH range Ca-SAz-1 sorbed about 15% of added DNOC. Slightly larger amounts of DNOC were adsorbed by the never-dried smectites compared to the freeze-dried-rehydrated smectites. Analysis of supernatants from the K-SAz-1-DNOC systems indicated co-adsorption of K+ with DNOC in the phenolate form at pH values above the pKa of DNOC. At lower pH values, DNOC adsorption and complexation with interlayer K+ results in less K+ exchange by H+ compared to the control without DNOC. These mechanisms explain the minimal influence of pH on the adsorption of DNOC by the K-smectites.


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Aggregating and Lifestreaming
This morning I was reading on louisgray.com: Web 2.0 and Democratization of Data – Say What? and on problogger.net: Home Bases and Outposts – How I use Social Media in My Blogging about how there are just so many different ways to publish and share content online. From louisgray.com today:
New sites and services are popping up every month. Established, major Social Networks such as MySpace and or Facebook are adding features, functions, and tools encouraging users to share data. The way Social Networks will be used are changing. There are millions of active users like us, sharing our personal stories, the latest news, information pertaining to our professional life, or even stupid cat photos since we – the users, have the choice and control to share whatever we feel is important to share. The bottomline: Information is no longer consolidated, centralized, or coming from a few selected sources. Data is now and will only continue to be democratized.
If you've been following me for some time now you know I'm a fan of trying to pull this stuff together into a strategy. You don't need to be blogging for blogging sake or twittering for the sake of twittering. I do because I want to learn how these tools fit into an overall web strategy to help others be more effective online.
I was talking to a friend the other day about this and told her to think of me as a carpenter or builder – you tell me what kind of house you want, I'll figure out what tools are best to use.
One of the ways I've been experimenting lately has been a concept called 'lifestreaming'. It's where I am able to take all of the items I want to publish or share and aggregate them into one place. One characteristic of this is that each item then has equal weight and that can be troublsome as I don't feel that a funny video I favorite on YouTube should carry the same voice I want this post to carry. But in a lifestream, that's what you get.
Lifestreaming is still a little young and not quite where I really want it to be yet. I've actually sketched out what I think would be a more perfect solution with lifestreaming but I don't have the technical know-how to make it happen. But for now it's a great tool to help pull a more complete picture of yourself together.
If you want to follow my lifestream, at this point you have a couple of options. One is FriendFeed, the other is soup.io. I've tried to make it easier for you though by providing the last 30 items of my lifestream on orangejack.com/lifestream.
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An easy-to-understand and concise guide to the symptoms of skin cancer.
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Basal cell carcinoma is the most common type of skin cancer. Learn to recognize it in this gallery of pictures.
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Melanoma Skin Cancer Pictures
This collection of pictures of real melanoma cases showing the typical appearance of these aggressive cancerous lesions.
Moles Versus Melanoma Skin Cancer
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With support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Urban Institute is undertaking a comprehensive monitoring and tracking project to examine the implementation and effects of the ACA in ten states. Derived from site visits and extensive interviews with state officials and health care stakeholders, this series of reports documents each state's progress in establishing an exchange, implementing insurance reforms, and preparing for an expansion of Medicaid. State reports are being produced on a rolling basis, and each will be posted here when available.
Will There Be Enough Providers to Meet the Need? Provider Capacity and the ACA Ian Hill
Much of the success of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will hinge on issues surrounding access to care, particularly as millions of individuals become newly-insured and strain the capacity of provider systems. New service delivery reforms in state Medicaid programs and the private sector, as well as provisions in the ACA focused on increasing primary care reimbursement and provider supply, and increasing funding for Community Health Centers, hold promise to improve access to quality care. Drawing on the experiences of ten study states participating in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's health reform monitoring and implementation project, this brief examines how states are addressing the complex issues of provider capacity and access to care.
Progress in Implementing Selected Medicaid Provisions of the Affordable Care Act: A Ten-State Analysis Brigette Courtot, Teresa A. Coughlin
Even in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling that made the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) Medicaid expansion voluntary, Medicaid remains a centerpiece in the law's effort to expand coverage and reform the nation's health care system. States are working diligently on many different fronts to prepare for the 2014 coverage expansions, while also taking advantage of various opportunities to save costs and improve their Medicaid programs. This brief describes ten states' experiences with selected ACA Medicaid provisions, including (among others) the requirement to modernize eligibility and enrollment systems and testing of new delivery systems.
Monitoring State Implementation of the Affordable Care Act in 10 States: Early Market Reforms Kevin Lucia, Sabrina Corlette, Katie Keith
The ten states participating in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's monitoring and tracking project have taken significant steps to implement the early market reforms of the ACA. Each state took action to require or encourage insurers to comply with these reforms. Although some challenges were noted, insurers are generally complying with them; regulators are hearing few consumer concerns, and premiums have not risen substantially because of these reforms. Compliance was largely facilitated through the efforts of state regulators, insurers, and consumer advocates. The actions taken by these states reflect the diversity of approaches that exist among states nationwide.
State Progress in Implementing Health Insurance Exchanges: Results from 10 State Analyses Linda J. Blumberg, Shanna Riffkin
This paper describes the status of health insurance exchange development and design choices in the 10 states participating in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation health reform implementation monitoring and tracking project. We found state policy-makers, their staffs, stakeholders, and consumer advocates to be highly engaged in exchange policy discussions and development processes. By all accounts, each state was making concerted efforts to engage with a broad-swath of stakeholder and consumer interests and allowing all perspectives to be heard. However, many state policy environments remain politically contentious, and progress in exchange development has been slow for some as a result.
Monitoring State Implementation of the Affordable Care Act in 10 States: Rate Review Sabrina Corlette, Kevin Lucia, Katie Keith
The ten states participating in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's monitoring and tracking project have enhanced their health insurance rate review programs in response to the Affordable Care Act. Although there has been significant variation among the states, all have taken steps to improve their processes to ensure that health insurance rates are justified. They have also increased transparency and expanded efforts to educate consumers about the factors underlying rate increases and involve them in the process. To a large extent, the actions taken by these states reflect the diversity of approaches to rate review that exist among states nationwide.
Plan Participation in Health Insurance Exchanges: Implications for Competition and Choice John Holahan
This brief examines the conditions under which competition in health insurance exchanges is likely to be effective in placing downward pressure on insurance premiums. We conclude that areas with a single dominant insurer or a dominant hospital system are less likely to experience effective competition. In markets in which there are several insurers with significant market share and no dominant hospital system, the result could be limited or tiered network products that could successfully constrain the cost of premiums. Participation of existing Medicaid plans may also increase effective competition in health insurance exchanges.
ACA Implementation—Monitoring and Tracking: New Mexico Site Visit Report Teresa A. Coughlin, Kevin Lucia, Katie Keith
New Mexico has taken several important steps to implement the ACA by, for example, designating a central state office of health reform to coordinate its efforts across agencies as well as working with federal officials and state health care stakeholders. Although it has yet to pass legislation or otherwise establish the legal authority to authorize an exchange, New Mexico has signaled that it intends to move forward in implementing an exchange. In addition, the state is pursuing some of the ACA Medicaid demonstration opportunities including health homes and the capitated integrated model for dual eligibles as well as using federal funds to help overhaul its Medicaid eligibility and enrollment processes. While New Mexico is engaged in several health reform activities, the state faces many challenges ahead in implementing reform on time.
ACA Implementation—Monitoring and Tracking: Virginia Site Visit Report Linda J. Blumberg, John Holahan, Vicki Chen
This report is one in a series of 10 on state implementation of the Affordable Care Act, and covers reform activity in Virginia. The state has not indicated at this date how it will respond to the now optional expansion of Medicaid coverage or whether it will establish an exchange. But at the same time, the state has created a highly regarded process for debate on the exchange which has produced a recommended framework for development.
ACA Implementation—Monitoring and Tracking: Minnesota Site Visit Report Brigette Courtot, Stan Dorn, Vicki Chen
A longstanding leader in private- and public-sector health reform, Minnesota is making remarkable progress implementing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), despite a challenging political environment. The state's ability to accomplish as much as it has - including the creation of two task forces, securing multiple grants to support different pieces of ACA implementation, adopting the early Medicaid expansion, implementing early insurance reforms, and taking vigorous steps toward building an effective Exchange in time to meet challenging federal deadlines - testifies to remarkable collaboration between state agencies and stakeholders in transforming the state's health system.
ACA Implementation-Monitoring and Tracking: New York Site Visit Report Teresa A. Coughlin, Randall Bovbjerg, Shanna Rifkin, Sabrina Corlette
In this fifth of a series of ten briefs on state implementation efforts of the Affordable Care Act, researchers from the Urban Institute and Georgetown University provide a recap of their findings from a New York site visit conducted in December 2011. The findings in the report are based off of extensive interviews with state government officials, health care stakeholders and policy experts. New York's ACA implementation successes and challenges thus far relating to the health insurance exchange, Medicaid expansion, and private insurance market reforms, are discussed throughout the report. Current political difficulties and the state's history of involvement in insurance regulation and Medicaid eligibility expansion are also considered as New York moves ahead in implementing national health reform.
ACA Implementation-Monitoring and Tracking: Colorado Site Visit Report Ian Hill, Brigette Courtot, Randall R. Bovbjerg, Fiona Adams
With less than two years to go before the Affordable Care Act is fully implemented, the State of Colorado is reasonably well positioned. A bipartisan foundation was built before the ACA became law, and stakeholders have largely worked collaboratively to begin putting various required policies and structures in place. Adopting a "Colorado-specific" version of health reform has been critical for state policymakers in responding to the ACA, and was a key factor in the successful passage of exchange legislation. Strong leadership, bipartisan political support, and continued aggressive action will be needed for Colorado to succeed in implementing reform on time.
ACA Implementation-Monitoring and Tracking: Maryland Site Visit Report Linda J. Blumberg, Brigette Courtot, Ian Hill, John Holahan
In this third of a series of ten briefs on states' implementation of the Affordable Care Act, Urban Institute researchers summarize their findings from a site visit and extensive interviews with Maryland state officials and health care stakeholders. The analysis of the state's progress to date highlights successes and challenges related to insurance exchange planning and information technology development, private insurance market reforms, Medicaid, and provider and insurance markets. Gubernatorial leadership, stakeholder involvement, legislative progress, the state's prior experience in health system reform, and the importance of the state's all-payer hospital rate-setting system are all discussed.
ACA Implementation - Monitoring and Tracking: Rhode Island Site Visit Report John Holahan, Shanna Rifkin, Kevin Lucia, Katie Keith
With financial support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Urban Institute is undertaking a comprehensive monitoring and tracking project to examine the implementation efforts and effects of the Affordable Care Act on 10 states—Alabama, Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Virginia. The second case study report draws on a site visit and key informant interviews, to provide an in-depth description of Rhode Island's efforts to implement health reform. The report chronicles Rhode Island's successes thus far, with a special look at exchange establishment, private market reforms, and preparations for Medicaid expansion.
ACA Implementation - Monitoring and Tracking: Oregon Site Visit Report Teresa A. Coughlin, Sabrina Corlette
Many of the provisions to expand health coverage in the Affordable Care Act must be implemented by the states. With support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Urban Institute is undertaking a comprehensive monitoring and tracking project to examine the implementation and effects of the ACA in ten of the states: Alabama, Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island and Virginia. This first report is a case study analysis of Oregon's efforts to advance health care reform. Derived from a site visit and extensive interviews with state officials and state stakeholders, it documents Oregon's considerable progress in establishing an exchange, implementing insurance reforms, and preparing for an expansion of Medicaid, all within a challenging fiscal environment.


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Magisterial districts will be shifting Aug. 1
As part of statewide realignments of magisterial judicial districts, Pleasant Township will be transferred from magisterial district 37-2-01, the office of Judge Glenn Carlson in Warren, to district 37-4-01, the office of Judge Cynthia Lindemuth in Youngsville, effective Aug.
Accident. Warren-based state police responded to a two-vehicle crash on Route 6, west of Mead Run Road, at 9:28 a.m. Sunday.
Mitigation plan update explained
Glotz said that the update is something that FEMA and PEMA, the federal and state emergency management agencies, respectively, requires on an annual basis.
A funeral service for Elizabeth "Louise" Foust, 95, of Warren, who died April 30, was held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday at the Nelson Funeral Home & Cremation Services in Youngsville.
Soccer co-op moving forward in district
On Monday, the Personnel/Athletics and Co-Curricular Committee of the Warren County School District board of directors approved a cooperative agreement between Youngsville and Eisenhower Middle High School that would allow male and female students to play soccer at Eisenhower as soon as this fall.
A Youngsville man is in serious condition at UPMC Hamot following a one-car crash Saturday night on Route 426 in the Town of Mina.
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Charges Pending In Mina Accident
Charges are pending against a Pennsylvania woman who police said lost control of her vehicle in the town of Mina and struck a telephone pole.
Y'ville planning picnic, inviting its neighbors
The "recreation commission is encouraging households in the Youngsville, Pittsfield and Brokenstraw area to invite their neighbors to a picnic at Island Park from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 27," borough secretary Abbey Wolfe said.
Sheffield celebrates School to Watch honor
On Friday, students at Sheffield Area Middle School opened its doors to share exactly what they've been up to as they celebrated their school's designation as a Pennsylvania Don Eichhorn School to Watch.


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Banned teams or Yahoo! IDs
This article explains that it is not possible to unban managers from Fantasy Sports leagues.
Once a ban has been placed on a Yahoo! ID using the Remove Teams tool, it cannot be lifted. The manager would need to join your league under a different Yahoo! ID.


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YEARS of setbacks came to an end for Orange City Council yesterday when work began on the long awaited $7.5 million Euchareena Road waste project to replace the close to full Ophir Road landfill.
Planning for the rubbish tip began in 1996 but years of wrangling with the project's objectors meant the final okay was delayed until 2010. The initial approval issued in 2007 was overturned in the NSW Land and Environment Court the following year.
The project hit a further setback in May when the Narromine-based contractor went into liquidation.
But director of enterprise services Stephen Sykes said the change in tender had no impact on the timeframe or cost of the project which was on track to be completed by August next year.
"We'll start commissioning in June 2013 because in July we run out of landfill space," he said.
"That's why we've been pressing ahead."
Canowindra-based company Smiths Earthmoving will excavate a space the size of two football fields four metres deep to create the first two of the facility's eight lined storage cells at a cost of $3.3 million.
The lifespan of the landfill is anticipated to be 40 years and it will hold 1.6 million cubic metres of waste.
Unlike the ill-fated Hub proposal, the waste will be compressed into one cubic metre plastic wrapped bales before it is buried.
The contract also includes the construction of internal roads inside the front gate, dams to collect surface water and landscaped mounds to screen the view of the waste facility.
Work by JR Richards to build the $5.79 million waste baling and organics processing facility at the Ophir Road site has also begun.
The new system of processing the organic waste separately will mean council will be exempt from the carbon price.
"Because we're taking food and green waste out we don't produce methane so we're not subject to the carbon price mechanism," Mr Sykes said.
About 60 per cent of waste will be diverted from landfill under the new system.
Mr Sykes said the facility will be used by the region in the future, as the landfills of neighbouring council's reach capacity and the approval process for landfills becomes more difficult.


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Without big, fast and powerful boats, the sport of big-game fishing as we know it would cease to exist. Over the course of a short history, game boats evolved from rock-solid commercial workboats into sleek, opulent sport-fishers with the ability to venture far offshore, or even cross oceans, and return home safely. Before the advent of the global positioning system, EPIRBs and Coast Guard rescue choppers, the ocean commanded much greater respect from those who chose to venture out on her waters; consequently, virtually all of today's builders and designers still strive to build solid, safe hulls.
But tied as they are to seaworthiness, those same builders made their reputations by pushing the envelope in both design and speed. And so the art of boatbuilding evolved - with builders continually searching for new techniques and materials that could blur the lines between weight, strength, speed and ride.
However, you can't define any of the sport-fishers found on the following pages by mere specs alone - each comes with a heritage, personality and look particular to its builder. So in Marlin's debut Boatbuilders' Expo, instead of smothering you with endless specifications and telling you about how many heads you'll find on a certain model, we thought we'd introduce you to the companies and people who actually make the boats you love. After all, entering into a boat contract is a lot like a marriage, and getting to know and liking the in-laws puts you way ahead from the outset. She might be your girl now, but it's always nice to see where she came from.
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Laurie Newcomb
Born In: Canada
Born: May 23rd, 1931
Passed in: Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada
Passed on: June 5th, 2012
NEWCOMB, Laurie Edward - 81, Hantsport, Hants Co., passed away June 5, 2012 in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born May 23, 1931, he was a son of the late Frank and Estella (Greene) Newcomb. Laurie was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion for 34 years, an IOOF lodge member, a former Scout Master, and a member of the Hantsport School Board. He worked at Minas Basin Pulp and Power Co. for 41 years, and was an avid gardener, fisherman and hunter in his spare time. Laurie is survived by his wife, Barbara; sons, Stephen (Pam); Frank (Gail); Douglas; Robert; Charles (Joan); brothers, Robert (Bernice); Roland (Valerie); sister, Barbara Ratteau; nine granddaughters; six grandsons; five great-grandchildren and three pending great-grandchildren. Besides his parents, Laurie was predeceased by a brother, George and a sister, Rowena MacQuarrie. Arrangements have been entrusted to DeMont Family Funeral Homes & Cremation Service, 419 Albert St., Windsor (902-798-8317). A private family gathering will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Laurie may be made to a charity of one's choice. Messages of condolence may be sent to the family by visiting: www.familycare.ca


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NEW YORK — In December 2008, two of Bernard Madoff's most loyal employees met on a Manhattan street corner and fretted over a closely held secret that the rest of the world would learn about eight days later: that their boss was a con man for the ages.
Frank DiPascali told JoAnn Crupi that Madoff had just confided that his investment firm was out of money and that client accounts — worth billions on paper — actually had no more value than Monopoly money, authorities say.
The pair then is alleged to have cooked up a cover story that quickly collapsed under the weight of the largest Ponzi scheme in history — one authorities say cost investors an estimated $17.3 billion.
The exchange was recounted for the first time in a newly rewritten indictment this week expanding the case and charges against five defendants headed for a trial next year.
The indictment brings into sharper focus the final few years of a fraud the government says dated to at least the early 1970s, two decades before Madoff claimed it began and well before 1992, when the government said in its original case against the defendants that the conspiracy began.
It portrays a private investment business in Manhattan where as many as a dozen officers grew a fraud so sophisticated that repeated probes by the Securities and Exchange Commission and queries from banks and investors could draw no blood. All the while, it says, they rewarded themselves with millions of dollars, sometimes tax-free or with taxes greatly reduced by fake losses generated by made-up securities trades.
Those facing a criminal trial next year are Annette Bongiorno, 64, Madoff's longtime secretary and a supervisor in his private investment business; Daniel Bonventre, 65, his director of operations for investments; Crupi, 51, who managed accounts; and two computer programmers, Jerome O'Hara, 49, and George Perez, 46. All have pleaded not guilty.
Besides the 74-year-old Madoff, who is serving a 150-year prison sentence, six others have pleaded guilty in the case, including a brother who served as his chief compliance officer; former finance chief DiPascali; a payroll manager; an accountant; a comptroller; and a securities trader.
The new account fills in information prosecutors learned as they built their case with help from several cooperators, including DiPascali.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said when the new indictment was released earlier this week that with the new charges, "the architecture of Madoff's house of cards and each defendant's alleged role in it becomes clearer."
Mary Galligan, the head of the FBI's New York office, said the government has known for years that the Ponzi scheme was not the work only of Madoff, who pleaded guilty to fraud and insisted he acted alone.
"Each of the defendants in his or her way allegedly played a key role in designing, building or maintaining the house of cards. The habitual doctoring of books and records, the fictitious trades, the phantom accounts, were the core of the charade," she said.
Eric Breslin, a lawyer for Crupi, said his client's conversation with DiPascali was important evidence because it shows DiPascali didn't tell her about the fraud until days before Madoff revealed it his sons and he was arrested.
Attorney Gordon Mehler, who represents O'Hara, said: "Nearly four years have passed since Madoff confessed, and the indictment against the five Madoff employees has now expanded to more than 150 pages. But neither the passage of time nor the extreme length of the indictment has weakened Jerry O'Hara's resolve to fight the charges against him."
Larry H. Krantz, attorney for Perez, said: "We will be vigorously defending against the charges."
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"The Mississippi River crest has passed, our rivers are slowly moving back within their banks, and the enormous task ahead of us is being revealed as the floodwaters recede.
Across Missouri, federal and state officials are assessing the damage from these storms and floods. A major federal disaster has been declared in the counties hardest-hit, and more may be added before the month ends. Homes have been swept away, farmland scoured of its topsoil, highways washed out and one enormous levee blown to smithereens.
The Mississippi River flood is to Pinhook, Mo., as Hurricane Katrina was to New Orleans. The town today is empty, totally evacuated, and no one knows when families will be able to return home. The cries from environmental extremists are the same now as they were then.
"Don't rebuild New Orleans" has become "don't rebuild Pinhook." But we can't ask these Americans to permanently surrender their property rights in a place which was their home. And we can no more ask people in New Madrid and Mississippi Counties to live without the protection of a levee than we can ask people in St. Louis and Memphis to do so.
In Mississippi County, the productive ground of the New Madrid floodway grew roughly half of the crops in 2010. In 2011, that likely means the county's agriculture economy will shrink by 50 percent at a cost of $60-70 million. The economic effect of this disaster is potentially devastating.
Although the floodway is the single-biggest disaster in our congressional district, there are many more instances where the destruction of a home, a road or a local economy is nearly total.
In Morehouse, an effort to save Highway 60 from being washed out by floodwaters resulted in middle-of-the-night evacuations for hundreds of residents. Some didn't even get the notice. And dozens of homes and thousands of acres of farmland were put several feet underwater for days.
Just as in New Orleans, mold is starting to grow inside flooded structures.
In Wayne County, historic levels at the Wappapello Dam resulted in 400 feet of Highway T being totally washed out, and a key transportation route in our congressional district becoming impassable for months.
Rivers and lakes throughout our district have spilled over into nearby communities, washing out culverts, covering roads, and menacing the local economy. In most cases, the evidence of the flood is in debris, in a waterline, in visible erosion to a roadbed.
In many cases, local communities have set things to rights in short order. In others, the resources to make needed repairs are not yet in place. Our role, however, is to be advocates for our region until the response to this disaster is complete.
Region-wide, the Flood of 2011 tested the flood control infrastructure which protects 4 million Americans and hundreds of billions of dollars of economic activity. We must also use this historic flood to make the much-needed case that modernization and maintenance of our flood protection system has never in the history of our nation been more important. To do anything less is to tempt an awful fate.
As the floodwaters recede, the memory of the disaster will stay with us. Recovery will take months in many cases, years in others. It will demand perseverance and insist that we all work together to assure that the communities we love will continue to be wonderful places where we make our homes, earn our living, raise our children, and provide for our nation.
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Lunch in the Loop: Avanti Caffé
Whether you're a tourist or an office worker in downtown Chicago, you can get sick of eating at chain restaurants all day. So we've started a series to get you the lowdown on where to find a great and affordable lunch.
Avanti Caffé is located at 200 W. Jackson, just down the street from the Willis Tower (or "Big Willie," as some of the natives prefer). Though there are better Italian restaurants in town, what's really important to note here are the prices: A lot of lunch places charge in excess of $10 per meal, but here the value is impressive. The total of all the food pictured below was had for just over $20, and that was enough food for three or four people.
There are a lot of options, including an array of sandwiches, salads, pizzas, calzones, soups, and pastas. But I started with the stuffed pepper ($4.95), which is exactly as it sounds -- a bell pepper stuffed with Italian sausage, topped with melted mozzarella, and doused with a lot of marinara. It comes with a side of focaccia to sop up any red sauce you might have missed. And don't let the picture fool you, this plate takes up the entire surface of the tray. This is exactly what you want to eat if you feel like sleeping through your 2 p.m. conference call.
Another interesting choice you don't see in many lunch places in the Loop is the arancini ($3.75, pictured on the left), which is a deep-fried rice ball stuffed with meat. It's a cheerful little bundle of food and comes with a side of marinara to brighten things up.
Avanti also features a different soup every day of the week, including a tortellini soup and a split pea and prosciutto. But the most popular soup is also featured every day: the pasta e fagioli ($2.60, pictured above on the right). It features a tomato and vegetable-based broth with white beans and pasta. Even though it's vegetarian, it still packs an impressively savory flavor.
There's also a large selection of sandwiches, including some paninis, American subs, and Italian subs. I'd have to go with the latter. Pictured is the Avanti Classic ($4.95), which comes with capicola, soppressata, mortadella, provolone, roasted red peppers, lettuce, tomato, and Italian dressing. Hot Giardiniera, a spicy combination of pickled peppers in oil, is a must.
On the way out, make sure to pick up at least one of the cinnamon-cheese sticks ($.99) that sit quietly next to the cash register. Or maybe five. Seriously. A puffy pastry surrounds a sweet cheese (think cheesecake) filling that is also dusted with cinnamon. There's a chocolate variety, but after you have the regular kind you'll be hooked.
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With President Obama standing at his side, Israeli President Peres played down any differences between the two countries on the U.S. approach to preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, saying he trusts his policy, as well as his vision for the Middle East.
"We trust your policy to use non-military means while making a clear statement that all options remain on the table," Mr. Peres said after meeting with Mr. Obama at the presidential residence in Jerusalem. "You made it clear that your intention is not to contain but to prevent."
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On the first day of Mr. Obama's first presidential trip to Israel, Mr. Peres also thanked Mr. Obama for the continued investment in the Iron Dome anti-missile system as well as U.S. efforts to ensure that Syria's chemical weapons stockpiles are contained.
Mr. Peres also described democratic uprisings during the Arab spring as an "Arab right" that could "bring peace to the region, freedom to the people."
"We pray it will become a reality," he said.
He also gave Mr. Obama credit for having "an impressive record of answering our needs" particularly in the domain of security and said he supports his Middle East policy.
"Your vision is achievable" he said.
Mr. Obama, in turn, publicly reaffirmed the United States' commitment to Israel's security and stressed his concern for the children of Israel and their future.
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"I reaffirmed to President Peres — the state of Israel will have no greater friend than the United States," Mr. Obama said.
He also thanked Mr. Peres for his "wise and thoughtful" counsel and his gracious hospitality during the trip.
"You once told me, a prime minister's job is to rule and a president's job is to charm," Mr. Obama said. "I have once again succumbed to your charms, and I am grateful for your hospitality."
Mr. Obama focused much of his message on the children of Israel, saying their "dreams are much the same as children everywhere," including his own children and all American children. Those children, he said, deserve a future safe from threats and rockets.
Before the meeting, Mr. Obama and Mr. Peres walked through the presidential garden to plant a magnolia tree brought from the White House as a gift. Later Wednesday, he will meet privately with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The two have had a rocky relationship during Mr. Obama's first term, and observers will be watching for any sign that their rift has either widened or narrowed, especially when as it concerns Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Earlier in the day, Mr. Obama said he considers his first visit to Israel as president a chance to highlight the "unbreakable bond" between the two nations.
"I see this visit as an opportunity to reaffirm the unbreakable bond between our two nations," he said upon arriving at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, where he began his three-day visit to the U.S. ally in the Middle East. "We share a common story."
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Alumnus's roots provide foundation for new downtown Greenly Center
A Bloomsburg native and his wife, members of Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania's Class of 1972, are giving back to the local area with a $1 million gift to the BU Foundation. The donation from Duane R. and Susan Basar Greenly, Mechanicsburg, will establish The Greenly Center on the site of the former Cole's Hardware in downtown Bloomsburg.
"I loved growing up here, Sue and I met on campus and we were launched from here. We have moved around so much that Bloomsburg became my anchor," — Duane R. Greenly '72
First and Goal: A Scholarship Campaign
Thanks to you, Bloomsburg University surpassed the $2 million goal of "First and Goal: A scholarship Campaign" for Huskies football. In celebration, the field at Redman Stadium was named in honor of Coach Danny Hale on April 28, 2012. The day's events included the unveiling of the donors plaque, a tailgate luncheon at Nelson Field House and the alumni Huskies spring football game.
The First and Goal committee thanks you for your support and incredible commitment to Bloomsburg University and its successful football program.
Alumnus and wife establish scholarship
Bloomsburg University alumnus Joe Jacques and his wife, Joy, both natives of Stroudsburg, have endowed an accounting scholarship at BU. The couple, of Rockville, Md., donated $250,000 to the Bloomsburg University Foundation to establish a five-year accounting scholarship that will help students from their freshman year through their master's degree, said Michael Tidwell, dean of BU's College of Business.
But the scholarship is not aimed at the student at the top of the class. Instead, the scholarship is for students who Joe Jacques, a 1974 BU graduate, might recognize as his younger self. The Joe and Joy Jacques Accounting Scholarship is actually five individual five-year scholarships. A student who receives the award for freshman year may renew it each year through the master's degree level if he or she shows progress. An accountant is now required to have a master's degree or five years of college education before entering the field, Jacques said. A member of BU's College of Business Advisory Board, Joe Jacques is owner and CEO of Jacques Financial, LLC, established in Rockville, Md., in 1979. The firm specializes in tax returns and financial planning services and is ranked by the financial magazine Barron's as 10th among all financial advisers in Maryland.
BU dedicates 'new' Sutliff Hall
More than 200 alums and their families joined Bloomsburg University's celebration on Friday, April 27, of the reopening of Sutliff Hall — home of the College of Business, Department of Instructional Technology and Department of Economics. Sutliff Hall reopened in March following a $10 million renovation featuring expanded conference rooms, state-of-the-art classrooms and a Wall Street-inspired financial services laboratory equipped with real-time tickers and a trading wall with market information and stock quotes.
Sutliff was an 1891 graduate of Bloomsburg State Normal School who taught mathematics and served as the first dean of instruction, known today as the provost. When completed in 1960, the building was named for Sutliff in honor of his 40 years of service to the institution. His granddaughter, Marcia Pizer, attended the April 27 event.
Gift establishes McDowell Institute
Bloomsburg University officials announced on Feb. 10, 2012, a $2 million commitment to the Bloomsburg University Foundation by philanthropist Susan McDowell, of Selinsgrove. The gift, largest in the Foundation history, is given in support of the College of Education to establish the McDowell Institute for Teacher Excellence in Positive Behavior Support.
The McDowell Institute is designed to equip educators with strategies, practices and experiences to effectively support the academic, social and emotional growth of all students. Instruction in the methods of positive behavior support will be incorporated into the curriculum, beginning with freshman-year introductory courses and carrying through to student teaching.
Alumni couple invest in College of Business
An alumni couple has contributed $1.67 million to the Bloomsburg University Foundation — the largest philanthropic gift in foundation history. Terry Zeigler '76, president and CEO of Datacap Systems Inc., Chalfont, and his wife, JoAnn Schultz Zeigler '77, are sponsoring the Zeigler Institute for Professional Development (ZIPD) within BU's College of Business. The institute will focus on professionalism and the interconnectedness of functional business areas.
Terry Zeigler's experiences as the co-founder of a small company convinced the couple of the importance of interconnected business education. Zeigler was in his 20s when he and two partners started Datacap Systems. Blending individual expertise in operations, business and engineering, the firm has become the leading supplier in its market niche, enjoying 28 years of continued growth and financial success.
BU football scholarship campaign launched
To build on "118 years of true grit on the football field," the Bloomsburg University Foundation has announced "First and Goal," a $2 million endowed scholarship campaign to benefit the Huskies football program. The campaign is more than halfway to its goal thanks to a leadership gift of $500,000 from Jahri Evans '07, former All-American and current NFL All-Pro.
First and Goal! A Scholarship Campaign for Bloomsburg Football will improve on this winning formula by establishing a $2 million endowed football scholarship. We want to continue "doing it right" by preparing our players for new levels of success on the field, in their careers, and in their lives as sons, husbands, fathers, volunteers, and members of their communities.
On the field, Bloomsburg's football program has never been better. We're on the cusp of national success at a level unprecedented in school history. But the playing field has changed, scholarship dollars are increasingly important, and continued success is not a given.
- Top competitors offer more scholarships and higher dollar amounts.
- More schools are recruiting in our area, including out-of-state schools not operating under Pennsylvania's restrictions on the use of state funding for scholarships.
Those extra funds are crucial. According to Coach Hale, even a $500 difference in scholarship money could mean that a student athlete would pass on Bloomsburg despite all that we have to offer: diverse and highly regarded academics; a beautiful, 282-acre campus and a newly renovated stadium overlooking the spectacular Susquehanna
River Valley; a coaching staff that's among the best in Division II. Moreover, since that first game in 1892, we've relied on a depth chart that includes qualities such as integrity, loyalty, leadership, and a strong work ethic.
Now we've set our sights on greater success at the national level, and we have all the elements in place to do so except one — additional scholarship dollars.
With your support, we can continue "doing it right" by ensuring that our student athletes win on the field and, more importantly, excel in their lives and careers.


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AstralJester | Posted on Apr 28 2011, 10:20 AM |
Great to see you on here Craig! Big Big welcome to the forum :D Peace |
Sally Anne Jakes | Posted on Apr 24 2011, 03:15 PM |
Hi Craig and welcome to the forum, your projects sound totally awesome, I'm a huge fan fan of yoga and practice ashtanga, what kind of yoga will you be doing at the permaculture yoga farm? Sally :) |
Parvati Permaculture | Posted on Apr 22 2011, 08:49 AM |
Namaste Craig, good to have another member from down there down under. 100 acres sounds like an enormous job, I live in the UK, where if you've got 10 acres its a big property, I guess you'll have a fairly extensive zone 5. Anyway good luck with your projects, where abouts in NZ will you be teaching the course? Parvati |
Permoderator | Posted on Apr 22 2011, 08:00 AM |
Hi Craig and a warm welcome to the forum, I'm sure we'll all be looking forward to hearing more about your Permaculture endevours. The 100 acre yoga/Permaculture project sounds fantastic, we would definitely be keen to hear some more about that, will you be designing the whole 100 acres or just a portion of it? If you'd like to advertise details about your course in New Zealand you can post details in the classifieds section of the forum. Good luck with it all. The Permaculture Planet Team |
oncontour | Posted on Apr 22 2011, 07:46 AM |
Hey all, just a quick note to say hi. Im Craig, currently based in Australia on the east coast. I think it appropriate to take this moment to commend you all on putting all this together, I know you've put a lot in to it. Most of my experience in permculture has been at PRI in The Channon (just quietly :)). Have a couple of projects on the go. 1st - long term - Designing a 100 acre blank canvas that will be a yoga/permaculture retreat - first course held later this year - will keep you posted. 2nd - I will be teaching a PDC in NZ in August. Anybody interested in details please let me know. Looking forward to corresponding with everyone. Cheers Craig |


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In this Oct. 1, 2011 photo, a Netflix DVD envelope and Netflix on-screen television menu are shown in Surfside, Fla. Netflix's third-quarter earnings rose 65 percent even though the video subscription service suffered the biggest customer losses in its history, according to earnings reports released Monday, Oct. 24, 2011. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
FILE - In this file photo taken April 21, 2010, Carleen Ho poses with a Netflix movie she is picking up from her mail box in Palo Alto, Calif. Netflix has provoked the ire of some of its 23 million subscribers Wednesday, July 13, 2011, by raising its prices by as much as 60 percent for those who want to rent DVDs by mail and watch video on the Internet (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, file)
FILE - In this July 21, 2006 file photo, Netflix customer Victoria Tichenor poses with a Netflix envelope and a DVD in Palo Alto, Calif. Netflix on Tuesday, July 12, 2011 said it is raising its prices by as much as 60 percent for millions of subscribers who want to rent DVDs by mail and watch video on the Internet. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)
Netflix's streaming-video audience of more than 20 million subscribers has led many to label it a kind of digital TV network, and one that may grow into an HBO rival - if it's not already.
Netflix's streaming-video audience of more than 20 million subscribers has led many to label it a kind of digital TV network, and one that may grow into an HBO rival - if it's not already.
FILE - In this July 20, 2010 file photo, a Netflix customer looks for a movie on Netflix in Palo Alto, Calif. Netflix has provoked the ire of some of its 23 million subscribers by raising its prices by as much as 60 percent for those who want to rent DVDs by mail and watch video on the Internet. New subscribers will have to pay the new prices immediately. The changes take effect Sept. 1, 2011, for Netflix's current customers.(AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, file)
The tiny new Apple TV system announced Wednesday will only let people rent, not buy, content. For first-run high-definition movies the day they come out on DVD, people will have to pay $4.99. High-definition TV show rentals will be 99 cents. The price of the box is also being cut to $99, from $229.
LOS GATOS, Calif. - Netflix Inc. will start showing movies and TV episodes over the Internet this week, providing its subscribers with more instant gratification as the DVD-by-mail service prepares for a looming technology shift threatening its survival.
Netflix, the largest online DVD rental service, is opening a distribution center in Tempe to provide faster delivery of DVDs to its Valley subscribers. With the official opening today of the shipping center at 2727 W. Baseline Road the company will be able to mail DVD movies to area subscribers overnight instead of two to three days, said Chief Executive Reed Hastings.
SAN FRANCISCO - DVD-by-mail service Netflix Inc. will begin delivering movies and other programming directly to televisions later this year through a set-top box that will pipe entertainment over a high-speed Internet connection.
SAN FRANCISCO - Manuel Villanueva realizes he has been getting a pretty good deal since he signed up for Netflix Inc.'s online DVD rental service 2 1/2 years ago, but he still feels shortchanged.
Nerdvana: Nintendo and Netflix announced Wednesday that customers of the online rental giant will be able to stream movies directly to their television sets through Wii consoles starting this spring.
One of the biggest video game publicity events is happening this week at the E3 Media & Business Summit in Los Angeles. That means lots of gaming news, updates and a sick amount of eye candy.
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Franklin - A 30-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for burglary after an investigation revealed he stole an $8,000 motorcycle from his employer's business during the overnight hours of Jan. 20, according to a Franklin police report.
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The owner of Speedway Auto Detailing, 6742 S. 112th St., reported that someone had forced his or her way into the business and stolen a motorcycle valued at $8,000 between the late evening hours of Jan. 20 and 8:50 a.m. Jan. 21.
During the investigation, police viewed surveillance video from a neighboring business that showed a U-Haul rental truck backing up to Speedway Auto Detailing the night of the burglary.
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When photo slide show sharing service FilmLoop launched one year ago, Michael Arrington said it was going to be a winner. One year later the company will launch a new version this month that lets users add text, picture-in-picture and graphic "tattoos". Filmloop began as a desktop application only, but last month added the ability to embed image slide shows in web pages and and launch a full page view in any browser with a click. The fact that the company faces competition from Slide, RockYou, BubbleShare and probably others could be a sign that this is a thriving market for slide show sharing. With the release of FilmLoop 2.0 impending, it could be a good time to look at some good news and some bad news about the company.
First, a slide show to demonstrate my personal use of the product.
The Good News
Consider the above before you roll your eyes at the thought of a photo slide show service getting big VC bucks. If YouTube is the poster child for a growing "clip culture," that culture plus the ubiquity of camera phones and online self publishing all combine to make a slide show service a relatively serious media infrastructure play. Hard as that might have been to believe just a few short years ago.
The Bad News
The desktop client for Version 2.0 caused me a fair amount of pain to use. I wasn't able to resize or change the color of the text on my captions or delete frames from a saved slide show and it took me some time to figure out how to edit a project I'd already saved. There are little things that bothered me, like that the slide show builder didn't remember my prefered layout each time I left the display page to make changes to the contents. Hopefully by the time it launches the navigation and functionality can be improved, but the preview I saw of Scrapblog at DEMO was much more powerful and usable, if not as simple. They are different products but I feel like Scrapblog is a more appealing way to tweak and share photos.
It's not clear why there's a desktop presence at all, other than to push photos to the desktops of family and customers (for branding use). The company said when it launched that it would offer a Mac version in 2005 and that hasn't happened.
There's a catch 22 at work when the new version seeks to enable both embedding into web pages and the addition of relatively small graphic details. As you can see from my example above, the small items added to the basic photos are frustratingly unclear at a certain size. Click on that slide show for a full screen view and they look much better, but I think FilmLoop may be flirting with one of the basic boundaries of the medium. In order to be useful a widget has to be small, but it's a real challenge to integrate a full frame photo and any number of small elements in such a small space. After working with it for awhile I feel like this is less of a problem than I did at first, but I do want to keep a limit on the space I give any widget on a website.
I think this is a strong company even though the market is crowded with photo slide show services. There's more good news here than bad by a long shot. Many of the changes in Version 2.0 are much needed, but I hope that the graphics and text adding features come out of the gate at launch stronger than they are today.
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What is there to like about WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU, a new Friday comedy on the WB? Not very much.
The set-up is that an over-eager 16 year old girl moves in with her big sister when
her father's promotion sends him to Japan. Hijinx arise, and according to
formula hilarity should ensue… and yet, somehow the hilarity fails
to arrive. All of the delivery is over-bright, over-emphasized, leaving
nothing with any texture.
The good news? It's got Peter Scolari, formerly of Bossom Buddies
and Newhart. The bad news? He plays the dad, which means he's
moving to Japan and won't be on the scene often. Not that it matters; I expect this series
to dissolve soon.
If I hadn't taped this last night, I would have had no series to review today. Not only did no new series launch tonight, there won't be any new Saturday series at all this season. Given how little is on Saturday now, there is really nothing worth watching on network prime time Saturday schedule.


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I don't understand your insistence on needing to use USB for direct gamesaving, but a VMC emulator does exist for that purpose, using either IDE HDD or USB drives to store the gamesaves. The problem is that it will fail to work for many games and may cause various undocumented bugs even for the games it does work with.
Personally I prefer using real MCs, with gamesave backup methods to free up space if/when needed.
And if you were just looking for ways to avoid buying any real MC, then you need to think again, because without at least one real MC you can just about forget using any homebrew software at all. Nearly all of it requires MC as the common medium for configuration files.
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Here are my outfits in order:
Eileen Fisher Fair Trade Organic Cotton Sweater
Levis WaterLess Jeans
Alternative Earth tank
Cri de Coeur Vegan thigh high boots
Eileen Fisher Gray Cardigan-on sale in select Eileen Fisher stores or try this
Levis WaterLess Jeans
Alternative Earth tank
Vegan leopard print belt from ASOS -find leather-free options here
Vegan Beyond Skin Leopard print pumps
Eileen Fisher Petite Shaped Jacket
Alternative Earth tank
Prairie Underground Organic Cotton Parallel Zip Jean (last season and they don't make them anymore, but check out AG for cool eco denim)
The orange vegan bag is by Maja: I can't find it online, but I bought it in DUMBO, Brooklyn at this gift shop:http://stewartstanddesignstore.com/
Thank you Eileen Fisher for gifting me the sweater in look one!
- Annabella, Brooklyn
The last two years I lived in Finland (until I was 19), I used to shiver in wintertime repeating a mantra: "I'll soon live in Los Angeles, I will soon live in sunshine!" –I had decided not to invest in warm clothes anymore.
Even now that I have made New York my home instead of Los Angeles (where I did live for six years), I still tend to skip on proper fall and winter wear. It is especially challenging when you want to find stylish eco-friendly and vegan pieces to keep you warm. Enter Eileen Fisher! Who would have thought the coolest eco and vegan sweater of the season is indeed to be found there. This sweet fair trade organic cotton crimp sweater is $278. Who wants to go shopping?
We think monochromatic bright colors are the new black for fall! When the days get shorter, a major pop of color in your outfit is a guaranteed mood booster. To keep the style office-friendly, I paired a purple/lavender blouse and pencil skirt with dark purple pumps. What do you think of this look?
:: Carrie Perry Eco-Friendly Blouse (soon available) :: Doucette Duvall Recycled Fabric Pencil Skirt (old, via Gilt) :: Vegan Shoes by Cri De Coeur (last season; blue/dark purple ankle boots here)::
Scroll through our most wearable favorites from Edun's military style inspired sustainable and oh-so-sexy sexy collection. Which look would you like to sport?
New York Fashion Week is what everyone is talking about here, but I can't get my mind of the turquoise ocean and salty pools, so I must go against the grain and present you some exciting resort options instead of Spring 2013 (that's coming soon:-)
Many designers are heading for a vacation right after the shows. If you are too, pack a multi-wear wrap dress that also works as a skirt, shawl, vest or kimono top. When I discovered this Angelrox piece, it was (really) like magic and solved all of my style issues on the road: it goes with anything, it can be styled for any occasion, it's comfortable, sexy, stylish and chic. This is made of Rayon (biodegradable cellulose fiber made from trees) and there are also versions made of bamboo stretch jersey. Of course, I immediately got some for the MISSQA shop and you can check out the different color options here:-)
Where would you love to travel next? Our next trip is to that eco resort in Nicaragua!
- Annabella, Brooklyn. Photographed at The Horned Dorset Primavera Hotel.
Inspired by a reader, who asked for our suggestions as she is looking to award herself with an IT bag for fall after losing all the weight she had aimed to shed (congrats!), we put together a whole handbag extravaganza! Below, you'll find your vegan and eco-friendly arm candy whatever your style or budget.
If you are a classic girl who wants one trustworthy companion that goes with most outfits and suits all occasions, opt for textured black, solid red or well-detailed brown bag.
:: black Chopper by Gunas (349e) :: red Rockstar by Gunas (now 249e):: brown Sweetheart by Gunas (now 149e) ::
If you are a career girl, make a statement in meetings with a stunning vegan alligator messenger.
:: Georgia Messenger in nude, blue, brown and black (399e) ::
If you are a party girl or a woman who's looking for a showstopper, choose a bag with a little extra oomph.
:: black and gold Rockstar 02 by Gunas :: white and gold Rockstar by Gunas (both 269e) :: orange Sweetheart by Gunas (189e)::
And, if you are a budget babe, grab the red Lemmon (now 148e) that looks amazing if your wardrobe is filled with solid colors or the stardust Ella that works with all your patterns and prints (now 179e) while supplies last!
Thank your for reading! What's your favorite handbag for fall?
- Annabella, New York
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There is nothing like two hot manly men going at it- that's why I am gay, because I like men. One does not have to look far on Cockyboys.com; they know what true "men" are. One of my newest favorites has got to be a recent scene with Tommy Defendi and Dale Cooper. This is the real deal guys, they're MEN.
It starts with Dale kissing all over Tommy's rock hard cock. Then Dale reveals, Tommy is PACKING!! Dale is eager to get to put his mouth to work. For the entire blowjob, I felt like Iwould give anything to jump on Tommy Defendi's cock and start riding xD
Dale is hungry for more then just cock! In the most sexy voice he says "I want to eat your ass"… his voice is so sexy it could give the most confident person goosebumps. Tommy sits up top on the couch while Dale strokes his rock hard cock and eats out his tasty hole hehehe :p
Finally, Tommy gives us (and Dale) what we've been waiting for! He slowly inserts his giant cock into Dale's tight hole and lemme tell you, Dale can't get enough! Tommy pounds away as Dale begs for more "fuck me harder!" he says. Tommy does a good job fucking him deep and sliding his cock ALL THE WAY….looks really hot.
When Dale starts riding Tommy, you can tell there isn't anything in the world he'd rather do… Tommy sits back while Dale rides and even gets a couple spanks in…Tommy is the man!
FINALLY, Dale gets his chance to tear up Tommy's tight hole. I wish I could swap lives with Dale. LOL. He fucks Tommy like a pro and hits all those sweet spots (you know what I'm talking about!). Tommy jacks off his rock hard dick as Dale fucks and then explodes a fountain of cum all over the place.
I'm really into Tommy Defendi. Not because he is the "perfect" guy but because he isn't. Tommy is sexy in a way that's different from most. Not that he is buff or has cute hair, but the realness the viewer perceives from his personality is unmatched by others. He seems like a very real, boy next door type. I had a straight roommate once that looked like Tommy…wish he would have fucked me like that.
I like this scene because it has everything. Huge men, huge dicks, huge cumshots, everything. I would definitely recommend this scene for when you're ready to blow your load!
xoxo Kyle