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Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland will unleash a blistering critique of his Republican counterpart in South Carolina, Nikki Haley, in remarks to a Democratic party conference in Charleston on Saturday.
O'Malley plans to attack Haley, who is up for re-election next year, as "tea party Republican" who cares more about voter ID laws than expanding health care access and education for South Carolinians, according to early excerpts of his speech provided to CNN.
"Spare me your ideology," O'Malley will say. "Show me how your choices are working for all of us, and for all of our families. Now, some of these new tea party Republican governors are funny in this regard, aren't they? They run on a platform claiming government isn't working. Then when they're in office, their own failure to do the job proves their point."
"Your current Governor -- bless her heart -- is a case in point," he is to say, mischievously deploying that sweetly-delivered southern putdown.
In his speech to the South Carolina Democratic Issues Conference, O'Malley will spotlight the state's 8.7% unemployment rate; South Carolina's underwhelming high school graduation rate; Haley's refusal to accept federal money to expand Medicaid; and last year's spectacular data breach at the South Carolina Department of Revenue that left millions vulnerable to identity theft.
"How's that all working for South Carolina?," he will ask. "Facts are facts. At 8.7%, South Carolina has one of America's highest rates of unemployment. And the Tea Party still isn't hiring."
If O'Malley's speech is any indicator, Haley is certain to become a punching bag for ambitious Democrats traipsing through the state over the next few years trying to charm the party faithful. The Maryland governor is thought to have designs on the White House, and South Carolina's primary is traditionally a pivotal contest in the presidential nomination fight.
Asked about O'Malley's salvo, Haley adviser Tim Pearson said the state's unemployment rate has dropped two points since Haley took office in 2010.
"He should go back to Maryland where he quite successfully legalized gambling, gay marriage, the end of the death penalty, and hiked taxes on everyone and everything he could think of," Pearson said of O'Malley. "And you can quote me on the record with all of that."
The pragmatism-vs.-ideology theme is one of O'Malley's favorites, and it's likely to be a centerpiece of his message if he decides to seek the presidency in 2016.

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Neighbors Battle Illegal Dumping On Their Sites
By: Brendaliss Gonzalez
Updated: June 18, 2012
"We keep cleaning up, it keeps coming back," said Abilene resident Walter Manuel.
"It's an eyesore," said his neighbor Jakie Warmsley.
It's actually part of several neighbors backyards and they're tired of having to clean it up.
They say more and more people are illegally dumping items in their alley.
"Their garbage, their trash, their old mattresses," said Warmsley.
Its not just about aesthetics, it's also a safety hazard.
"One might happen to drive through the neighborhood, throw out a cigarette, even unintentionally setting a fire," Said Manuel.
It happened to Warmsely, whose already had two fires.
"Some kids or somebody going down the alley had set a fire with the trash that's behind," said the 85 year-old.
She's had to replace her wooden fence for a metal one to prevent it from happening again.
The residents usually cleans up the area, but its gotten out of control and they've now asked for the city's help.
"The property owner is responsible for not only within the property, their property boundaries, but in also in essence halfway into the street or the middle of an alley," said Edward McRoy, Ass. Dir. of Development and Planning for the City of Abilene.
There's only one officer who deals with illegal dumping cases in Abilene. That's the number of officials Abilene City Council has appointed.
"Could we do more with more personnel, certainly," said McRoy.
Manuel and Warmsley say the city has helped them some, however the dumping continues.
They agree the best solution is some simple neighborly kindness.
"We need to have neighbors be neighbors and to try to take care of each others property," said Warmsley.
City Officials say they're working on a proposal for the 2013 budget to purchase security cameras which they hope to install along popular dump-sites in order to catch illegal dumpers in the act.


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Yes I noticed the star was gone I though I mucked up some where but the platform has been all over the place and yes I do like the star on my avatar.
Hi Jen,
I had an issue with the content in tabs 4 and 5 displaying at the bottom of the box but ive sorted it not, seems when i copied code from DW to the ning page something changed in the text box. Sorry i deleted the post as not to bother you. Im thinking of using mario for a news section page also though.
Thank you Jen for understanding. I am a fan of your work!
Hi Jen, yes its ok to keep as a reference,
I wish i would have asked for it earlier!
I am good with CSS but no good with java. Thats another thing on my list to study :)
Hi Jen,
I'm the founder of a Magazine in Fashion and we have been hosting since 2009 a private community on Ning. Now we're moving to our own platform.
We had made some of the most advanced and stylish Ning Network that exists on the web. And we wanted to sell the template for anyone interested to seriously build a professional platform.
If there's any interest for you to buy or sell the code, let me know. Our main purpose is not to make a commercial profit on it because it's going to be very affordable. It's just 100 and 100 of hours of customization (made by our developer since 2009) for the template we used, and as we're leaving Ning, we just want Ning Creators to benefit of it. Let me know if you have any market here. We're building a page for that and it will be available to download soon on our site.
Thanks Jen for the welcome hope to enjoy your site...
Thanks Jen! Glad to be here. I'm relatively new to the GovLoop team (and therefore Ning), but we're hoping to continually make it better :)
Looking forward to exploring your site!
Well I'm back within the Ning platform and came back to your site..WOW. Great stuff Jen. I have two questions 1) How can I add a custom directory into my ning site and 2)How can I add a page where I can provide docs that can be uploaded by members? Any help you provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and keep up the amazing work!
Hoping Jen and family are ok after the tornados...has anyone heard from her yet???
Oh, no worries, I was hoping it was easy, its not a big deal. I just added a bunch of break lines to separate the ad. One of our members was killed on her motorcycle this weekend, I guess I should have put it on a page instead of a forum, but I'm sure people really don't care, they just want to share their thoughts and memories.
Thanks Jen.
Is there a way to hide the ad I inserted with your "add ads inside forums" tip on only one forum page? We lost a member, and I want to take off the ad off the forum disscussion topic about her.
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The year 2013 marks the 60th birthday and 40th career anniversary of Grammy-Award winner Chaka Khan. To celebrate, the legend is going all out with new music (a multi-genre project called iKhan) and product launches, including a line of home fragrances and candles called Khana Sutra, and a line of gourmet chocolates called Chakalates. Performers and presenters at this year's Grammy's will be gifted with her gourmet chocolate line and candle collection from the legend herself, as she'll be in person in the Grammy Gift Lounge meeting with musicians and handing out her products. The first release from The iKhan Project: Commemorative Limited Edition is called "It's Not Over" and will drop March 19th. Chaka also plans to tour both in the
Has Toni Braxton lost the desire to record, release music and perform for the legion of fans she has touched over the years? In an appearance early Thursday morning, the "Unbreak My Heart," "Please" and "I Heart You" singer explained why she feels as though she might be going through some sort of musical crisis. See more of what Toni had to say at (singersroom.com)
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My co-founder and I met each other at our current company. However, we are intending on quitting our jobs within the next few weeks for our startup. The startup and our current employer are in two completely different industries.
When we quit is it okay to let others in our current company know that both we (my co-founder/worker and I) are collaborating together for our startup? Or is it better that we do not let people know we are working together and just quit stating various different reasons?
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His jail conditions "are the equivalent of a large individual flying coach in a middle seat for a period of a year," Wass said.
Murray was taken to a hospital Sunday night for treatment of what his lawyer described as "marked venous stasis of his lower extremities" and "right shoulder pain and severe loss of motion."
His cell was so small that Murray has "no opportunity for physical movement throughout the day," his lawyers wrote. "The only actual exercise that Dr. Murray received occurs on most Monday evenings when he is transferred in chains to an 8-by-8 cage on the roof of the facility."
Murray, in a phone call to a friend Monday that was published Wednesday by the celebrity news website TMZ, complained that he feared his illness would be permanent. "I may never be able to wear a boot again," he said.
"The venous stasis gives rise to a high risk for deep vein thrombosis and/or migrating pulmonary embolism," his lawyer wrote to the sheriff. "This condition may have developed to a chronic state which has become permanent and uncorrectable necessitating a lifetime of medication and treatment."
Murray's physical appearance has changed dramatically since he was taken into custody, his lawyer wrote.
"A review of earlier booking photos and bio-statistics of Dr. Murray, when compared to his current condition and appearance, would be shocking to persons not previously familiar with him," they wrote. "To those who have known him for the last year or longer, the suffering that has obviously taken its toll on his health is unimaginable."
Keeping a human in such conditions "would at the very least give rise to civil liability for negligent confinement resulting in a debilitating medical condition," the letter said.


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Friday, July 6, 2012 - 3:46 PMBy Meg LuptonGrande Prairie
The Cash and Camping Lottery was a big success - they sold about 85 per cent of their tickets this year.
The big winner was Louis Belanger of Sturgeon County Alberta.
Final totals haven't been counted, but they expect they'll be on par with last year.
If you weren't able to be there for the draw, don't worry - if you won, a Rotarian will contact you, and the list of all the winners will be posted on the swan city rotary club web page by day's end.
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Written on: 30/12/2006 by sourdust (1 review written)
Despite its physical beauty, my love affair with this phone ended quickly. The software seems almost willfully frustrating, with nothing where you expect it to be and few options to customise (good example - if look up a name in your phone book, you can't directly text to that number!) The joystick control is used to bring the phone out of sleep mode, but moving it activates shortcuts (such as WAP) when you didn't want to.
Sony have improved on most of these annoyances with their later...
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Written on: 02/10/2006 by BorisT (10 reviews written)
For the usual price, Sony Ericsson T610 is a good phone with some nice features, but the camera isn't that good. You can barely make something out because of the quality, and it's not even VGA. Nonetheless, it's a good valued phone. You might have difficulties with the joystick after a couple of months of using it. (read more)
Written on: 27/07/2006 by alib44
I found that the Sony Ericsson T610 was a very good phone, however I had problems with mine before and had to get it replaced. It wasn't a big deal, my sound just gave up. Overall, if your not fussed about features, then this is an ideal phone for you. (read more)
Written on: 16/06/2006 by jovisa737590 (6 reviews written)
The Sony Ericsson T610 is a good, average mobile phone with a nice design. It hasn't gone wrong once yet. The only thing was that reception wasn't brilliant, but it was good enough. I'm sticking to Sony Ericsson's because of this phone, so I like it a lot, but it's getting old now, so it is time for an upgrade. (read more)
Written on: 08/06/2006 by Belgarion (30 reviews written)
Maybe it's time that I bought a new mobile phone! I've had the Sony Ericsson T610 since November 2004, and for the last 5 months i.e. out of warranty, I have been unable to send picture messages, access WAP or use some of the other connectivity features. This is despite fairly constant re-programming. In its time this phone was a definite market leader, and I suppose I still keep it as my personal phone out of a sense of having got used to it, and after all it makes and receives phone calls... (read more)
Written on: 20/11/2005 by Devouy Moncrieffe
The Sony Ericsson T610 is a great mobile phone that has almost everything, and it is also easy to find downloadable content - for example pictures, ringtones, and themes etc...
Overall it's a nice phone.
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Written on: 11/09/2005 by CasparMoran (8 reviews written)
The Sony Ericsson T610 is a good value, easy to use mobile phone, but it does have the occasional fault. (read more)
Written on: 08/09/2005 by funkymanmrsam (2 reviews written)
When you first turn the Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone on, you can't get to the messaging section for about ten seconds. If you press the buttons loads of times, it remembers every move, so when it wakes up it will go through each of those presses first!! Once on though, it is fine, and the menu is good. However, if you have gone down too far and want to scroll up again using the joystick, it can be very fiddly, and will select the thing you don't want. In bright sunlight you can't see... (read more)
Written on: 10/08/2005 by koolchris (2 reviews written)
This is a great phone if you need to update your old phone. Has nearly everything you need for a low price. (read more)
Written on: 01/08/2005 by Cavebear (1 review written)
I struggle to find anything to recommend this phone. It hasn't suffered from any SIM card troubles, as other users have reported, but I would echo everything else negative that they have already said. It is poor design personified. (read more)
Written on: 21/01/2005 by zmaster (8 reviews written)
This phone is great to be precise, it's got a great screen and loads of great options. Ringtones, pics and themes are all great. The camera is fantastic, my first and best! I love the centre control- a joystick, it means I can easily navigate through the menu. Everything is easy to access and it has great memory. There are loads of shortcuts, to name a few:
Pushing the joystick left- new text
Pushing the joystick down- numbers
Pushing the joystick up- internet
Camera icon on side- camera
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Written on: 09/05/2005
For me the first time I used the Sony Ericsson T610, I dreamed that I had came to the end of the world. This phone made me big in the community I was living because all people where like asking me were I had got it from. I also liked it's battery for the long hours it takes, its phone book, and the ringtones. Ooh what a phone!
Written on: 10/01/2005 by louisepatten (1 review written)
I was an avid Nokia user. And for some unknown reason, I decided to get the Sony Ericsson T610 as my upgrade. It was the worst mistake that I made. Unfortunately, I only discovered this after the 7 day exchange period had run out. The Volume is too quiet, the whole phone seizes up for no reason and you end up having to turn it off. And as for the tiny control button, it is so hard to use sometimes. It skips the icon that I want to use. Also the whole phone is very slow on a whole. Whenever... (read more)
Written on: 08/01/2005 by dtappleford (3 reviews written)
I am currently on my 6th T610 Handset. It cannot get a signal in most of my house but can get a signal under some tunnels.
Quite often I will call someone when I put the handset in my pocket.
The camera is OK for little pics.
The phone was free hence the score for value for money.
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Written on: 04/01/2005 by Saul Beeson (4 reviews written)
Sony Ericsson T610: I got my T610 for £90 with £11 free credit from Carphone wharehouse. The phone is quite good looking and isn't a "brick", very light infact. The phone is quite slow when switching between menus and sometimes your signal disappears for no reason. Sony Ericsson's seem to suffer from this defect though, my old T68i became totally U/S after about a month.
The T610 does have its good points and I love it very much. For a start it has Bluetooth, GPRS, WAP, a camera and an email...
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Written on: 29/10/2004 by jedekiah (3 reviews written)
The T610 should be redisignated the Sony Ericsson P.O.S!
Mine was an upgrade having been an avid Nokia user for quite a few years. The menu control structure is completely NON intuitive - everything takes three times longer to do with this phone compared to my old Nokia.
The phone would be usable by a Hobbit. The buttons are tiny and unpositive to use - you wonder if button presses actually register.
Operation of the device became unreliable after a few weeks moderate use.
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Written on: 21/10/2004 by wmricketts (2 reviews written)
When I first got the T610 phone just over a year ago I absolutely loved it. Was a massive improvement on Sony J70. It is simple to use via central joystick and picture menus similar in style to Windows/Palm OS. The camera was pretty decent at the time, but technology in this area is improving all the time so was quickly superceded. I find the bluetooth incredibly useful, means I can keep phone on me at all times, use it as a diary and synch it with computer and PDA (via computer won't... (read more)
Written on: 19/10/2004 by Emaml1
The Sony Ericsson T610 is the best phone that I have every had, it was perfect for my needs I had it stolen but would still have it to this day if I could. I loved the joystick button it made things quick and easy, the shortcut buttons saved me loads of time. This phone is great!!!! (read more)
Written on: 01/10/2004 by FyldeWhite (1 review written)
Got the T610 as an upgrade to a 8310. It's certainly a smart phone with bags of functionality. The trouble is that it's more difficult to do the simple things (lookup/edit a number or even make a call for that matter!) than most Nokias. These icon driven menu systems will surely be ditched once the gimmick factor has gone. If you want all singing all dancing stuff then this may be the phone for you. If you want a phone to primarily make and receive calls then don't buy one of these. After 3... (read more)
Written on: 29/09/2004 by maf66 (1 review written)
This really is the worse phone that I have ever owned. I will elaborate on the bad points:
The ring volume is too quiet. Although there is a vibro function, this doesn't always seem to work. I've had many occasions where the phone has been in my pocket and I've missed calls as I didn't know the phone was ringing.
The menu is fiddly to use. There is a shortcuts section but I rarely use it as it takes several movements to get to it. 1) Press joystick in front screen, 2) Move joystick...
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Written on: 22/09/2004 by raehippychick (28 reviews written)
The Sony Ericsson T610 is really easy to use. Or maybe they all are nowadays? I remember when the only simple ones were Nokia. But this is very nearly as easy as a Nokia, except for the fact that the key to make a space in a text is the hash key not the zero, so the first few messages I sent had + signs between each word.
One fun thing that I really enjoy is that I can assign pictures and ring tones to my contacts. So when my son rings me a photo of him flashes up and it plays a Blink182...
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Written on: 21/09/2004 by swb73 (1 review written)
I got a T610 a year ago as a free upgrade - just as well, it isn't worth a penny. Worst phone I have ever had. Was really chuffed to start with and ignored a colleague who said she hated her T610. Partner also had one - he changed his soon after. Glad I'm now eligible for a free upgrade - can't wait to see the back of it. (read more)
Written on: 21/09/2004 by mathew1210 (1 review written)
I abseloutly love the Sony Ericsson T610 it is the best value for money phone on the market. I would give it 100% because I got it 4 £89.99. I would recomend it to a friend or anybody infact! (read more)
Written on: 20/09/2004 by cujodisraeli (3 reviews written)
I received the Sony Ericsson T610 as part of my annual bribe from T mobile to stay with them. When I took it out of the box I was trully sucked in by the fact it was a good looking phone and it had a camera.
After a while this wears thin, and you soon realise that you have a great looking phone with below average memory for what it was designed to do and everyone has got one. Quite clearly, it was Sony's attempt to undercut Nokia and gain a bigger place in the market, which I am sure it...
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Written on: 29/09/2004
Very very true.

I had been using my pay-as-you-go Nokia 3310 for years and decided to go for a contract,.

T-mobile offered me this sexy looking little thing and the advert to boot was equally sexy! So I was hooked.

After I had got over the initial, - oh my god, it holds more than 10 texts and you can add more than one number to a name, Minigolf!, I soon found the thing tiresome - Uber slow, crashes almost once a week and only having the ability to reply to texts from newly entered numbers, as it always says "message failed" if I decide to write them a new message! - Frustrating as.

But I have almost done my time - the contract ends in a month and this boy is getting swapped! - Any recommends?
Written on: 13/09/2004 by wilber (7 reviews written)
Sony Ericsson T610 - It's a rather good phone to start with. The responsiveness of the keypad is comparable with Nokia standards. This is what I really liked. The camera starts up quite quickly but resolution does not reach up to Samsung standards although it's a 65k colour screen phone. The ringtone is also quite good and supports up to 32 chords, which is much better than most Nokia phones which only supports up to 16 chords. The phone is also quite worth the price as it supports... (read more)
Written on: 02/09/2004 by vhfdsfd
Despite the great look and loads of functionality (most of which may probably be wasted on the average mobile phone user) I will not buy another SE T610 phone. The reason lies mostly in the degradation of the performance of the software with the increased memory usage and time. Having added a few words in the dictionary, all of my contacts to the phone memory and a handful of pictures, I find myself not being able to even take another picture (on vodafone by the way you cannot delete the... (read more)
Written on: 12/08/2004 by simbasangel (1 review written)
I got the SE T610 phone on an O2 online contract because I wanted to change from Nokias which I have ALWAYS had. Originally I ordered the Z600 but they didn't have any in stock, so I went for the T610.
And I can honestly say it is a million times better than any of the Nokias I have owned. I love this phone, I might not even upgrade when my contract is up! It's perfect for me!
The best bits of the phone for me have to be the multimedia capabilities it has.
There is so much space for...
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Written on: 08/08/2004 by Oostangel
I had bought my Sony Ericsson T610 in January and at first I liked it.
Once I tried the camera it was great, but I zoomed in and the quality was poor. Great phone overall. The colour screen is great quality and all the other options are ok but it's not a phone I would buy again.
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Written on: 05/08/2004 by taikyokyu (1 review written)
I've had my T610 for about 10 months now, & I was very happy to begin with.
Now I have problems with it locking up & giving me the dreaded 'blue screen of doom', & the back button works as & when it feels like it.
If you want to view the screen in sunlight you are well out of luck as well.
In its defence, the ringtone quality is excellent.
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Written on: 02/08/2004 by Zagumro (1 review written)
I bought this mobile after reading reviews at reviecentre.com. I've had T610 from a month and I think it's a great phone. It has great features & performs up to the mark. From the fad shape, good screen quality, great sound quality. I would recommend this mobile to everyone who wants to buy something stylish & cheap. (read more)
Written on: 26/07/2004 by torch
I've had 2 T610 - and my current one is on its last legs after a year. The buttons don't work so all I can do is see who is calling me.
Apart from the fault I have to admit the time when it did work this lil thing was pretty nifty, ok so now it's been super-seeded by the T630 and soon enough you got the T650 and the K700i is already out. But for the price you can pick these phones up now for, it is well worth it.
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Written on: 26/07/2004 by torch
The Sony Ericsson T610 is a decent phone can be picked up at a worth while price as well. Definitely better than most phones of this category - It is going to be dated soon - already has with T630 but ain't that the same with everything. (read more)
Written on: 18/07/2004 by karmakoma (1 review written)
VERDICT: The Sony Ericsson T610 is a nice phone, but don't buy it if you are at all fussy about performance, camera or screen quality.
What I liked:
On paper the phone had a good list of features for its price-point and my first impressions were good. The overall design is neat and attractive and although the system interface is somewhat quirky, most people will soon get used to it. Also, for most people the mini-joystick is probably a little sloppy for quick, accurate use and can along...
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Written on: 08/06/2004 by mintymarsden (1 review written)
I have had my Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone for some while now and its great! the feel of the phone is sleek. the look is good. and most of all the build is excellent, i dropped my sony/ericsson t610 into my fish pond by accident! i fished it out and it was still working. i did take the phone apart to give it a thourough cleaning and there was very slight water inside of the phone, its working perfect as ever . ******** stars from me. (read more)
Written on: 03/06/2004 by itsankit
I got this T610 mobile this January and I am not at all happy with its performance. The camera is not that good compared to nokia 7650 and also the color display is not up to the mark. Also I have been getting problems in its display. (read more)
Written on: 31/05/2004 by arongiles (1 review written)
I have owned my Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone since january and it has been a revelation. I have always been a nokia man and this is the first sony ericsson phone that i have owned. It is not quite as easy to use as a nokia but it is easy to get used to it. The camera is of very good quality but the flash is sold separately. A few months ago i received notification from sony ericsson that my charger was being recalled as it was dangerous but it was all cleared up and i was sent a new... (read more)
Written on: 25/05/2004 by hywel (17 reviews written)
I bought 18 mobile phones for the company last November and virtually everyone chose the Sony Ericsson T610.
I am afraid we are all disappointed. The comments range from "poor display", "can't see anything in sunlight", "cursor key has a mind of its own", "poor quality photos" and "over-complex menu". If you want a phone to impress, you are a teenager or you want small with features, then this is the one for you. But if you want to use a phone in anger, you're busy or you can't be bothered...
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Written on: 23/05/2004 by stumoo (3 reviews written)
This Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone looks better than it performs. It ends up doing a reasonable job at most things but satisfaction will depend largely on what you use it for.
For me, I have found it to be an awkward phone to own. The screen gets easily scratched, requiring a case which bulks it out, negating its small size advantage. The most annoying feature is that the screen is nearly impossible to read in daylight and it has a tendancy to slow down when recieving SMS, occasionally...
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Written on: 10/05/2004 by lustation (1 review written)
I had this Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone for 2 months before selling it on Ebay and replacing with a Nokia 7250i (thank GOD).
The phone was... HORRIBLE! The text message facility is mickey mouse- so slow, there is no quick way of doing it. Texts are saved ALL the time- sent, unsent, blank texts.. using up LOADS of memory.
Ringtones are appalling, can't even hear them. There is no way of turning off the ascending ringtone yet an option to turn it on.. when it's standard anyway!!
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Written on: 06/05/2004 by Thomas Alexander
The Sony Ericsson T610 is good if one wants a mobile phone that is simple and easy to use. but if you are someone who expects a lot for a camera phone, this model is going to let you down. No doubt it gives users 65k colours, the memory space is only a miserable 2MB! that means, if you want to store pictures, this model only allows you to store a maximum of 16 pics before u are prompted to delete some pics.
Also, the polyphonic ringtones are inaudible. Good if you are in library but u can't...
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Written on: 01/05/2004 by lites (1 review written)
I change my phone every year as I'm a bit of a gadget nerd.
This Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone has to be one of the most unreliable on the market.
The battery life is nowhere near that stated by the manufacturer.
The phone continually freezes with no explanation causing a lengthy reboot.
Software which I have downloaded and paid for disappears.
I have had the firmware upgraded but still the same things keep happening.
Sony Ericsson have the poorest support service imaginable and Carphone...
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Written on: 21/04/2004 by Yalini (1 review written)
When I bought this Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone, I was always an ardent Nokia fan. Contrary to my expectations, this phone has been great! The design is sleek and I've got a handsfree FM headset that works really well. Disadvantages: battery life could be improved and memory could be increased (it often asks me to delete old mssgs). Advantages: It's really easy to use, predictive texting is great and use is intuitive. Also - durability. I have dropped this phone a million times and it... (read more)
Written on: 25/04/2004
This is an excellent phone except you have to pay up to 30pounds for FM handsfree and the screen is sometimes impossable to see in sunlight which makes it hard to show off its features.

If your picture is blurred hold it still under 'please wait' disappears tht may help.
Written on: 20/04/2004 by maxinec (1 review written)
I really like this Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone I just wish they would iron out some of the common software problems. I'm hoping it will be third time lucky as yet again i will be taking my dodgy phone back. (read more)
Written on: 17/04/2004 by sumgirl189 (1 review written)
I had my Sony Ericsson T610 phone for a few months now, and already I have had to send it to be repaired twice already! It cuts out halfway through phone calls, when I can actually hear the phone ringing. Then I switch it off and it won't switch back on for weeks! (read more)
Written on: 15/04/2004 by ewanabo (4 reviews written)
I recommend the Sony Ericsson T610 phone to anyone who enjoys their ringtones suddenly not working, their phone freezing up or not turning on, speaking to an unhelpful person after being on hold trying to get it fixed for hours, sending it away for repairs and not getting it back for weeks then breaking again and having to send it back. (read more)
Written on: 13/04/2004 by andygrif (8 reviews written)
I've always been an 'Ericsson man' back from the first mobile phone I bought ten years ago. This was an upgrade from the T39 (superb phone) as I wanted the colour screen.
I was torn between the Z600 and Sony Ericsson T610 (same phone, different outside) and as the 610 seemed better built I plumped for that option. It looks great with the brushed aluminium fascia (not interchangable) and the bright and good sized colour screen.
First impressions are that the phone is very good, its user...
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Written on: 25/03/2004 by babypinky (2 reviews written)
Having been a devoted Nokia user for a decade, I decided to have a change.
A lot of the Nokia mobile phones out now are pretty lame and tacky looking, so no excitement there!
After reading great reviews about the Sony Ericsson T610 and having seen a lot of my friends buying this phone, i decided to follow and wow! what a great choice I made!
The screen is really colourfull, the polyringtones have a quality sound to them, the navigation is very well thought out-I must say its a breeze...
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Written on: 19/03/2004 by makavelli (1 review written)
I upgraded to this Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone last year from a t68i that I had for a year.
Obviously the camera was a complete improvement and I'm still very happy with the camera. The phone itself is good, a very handy size but the screen does tend to scratch easily.
The battery life I have never found to be a problem but the reception can be a problem if you are indoors.
The built in mms and wap menus are good but the overall menu design can be difficult to navigate.
Bottom line...
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Written on: 17/03/2004 by letmeinjedijim (1 review written)
The Sony Ericsson T610 is a cracker of a mobile phone, with its sleek look and good quality build. The screen is perfect and everything else on it. That's all Basically.
Apart from one thing; when someone ring's you, you get a old phone style ringtone ring before your polyphonic comes on, which is annoying.
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Written on: 16/03/2004 by bigjock
This Sony Ericsson T610 is my second Sony Ericsson after the T68i. I absolutely love this little handset. It comes with everything. Granted the camera could be a tad sharper but when considering that the t610 mobile phones main rival is the god awful nokia 7250i, then i think the t610 is doing a good job.
In terms of features it has everything. Including bluetooth, you can actually play games through the bluetooth function eg mini golf. and it also has infared.
What the t610 has that most...
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Written on: 09/03/2004 by nevgai
I had this Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone for exactly two weeks before returning and cancelling my T-Mobile contract. However, I have had second thoughts. I think it was the phone not the T-Mobile coverage that was at the root of the problem. Am going to give the Motorola V300 a shot. Perhaps it will work out better. This was not what I expected from Sony. The other thing was it would get real sluggish on me. Sometimes the "back return" key would not function as I would expect it to. (read more)
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I also have the Aloha Deluxe edition and it is great, there were a lot of people who were not happy with this release but i was as happy as a pig in mud with mine...... Both the live event and the rehearsal are on this DVD plus the recording of the inserted songs for the satelite show, i never tire of watching it....Originally Posted by cutiepie
I have a bootleg copy of the "Elvis On Tour DVD" which you can find out there on the Internet or ebay. I like this show a lot and it could do with getting the Deluxe treatment as there are hours of previously unrealease footage out there that the fans would love to see.Originally Posted by cutiepie
I also have a copy of "Elvis In Concert" 1977 on DVD there are a lot of copies out there but beware some of the quality is very poor, Its worth having a copy of this, the tv show is good quality but the Omaha and Rapid City shows tend to be grainy.
I think that the probable answer to this question is the Vegas throat answer where the enviroment can be dry and singers suffer from dry throats and have to clear it before moving to the next song. I also think that Elvis' voice on the 68 Special is a bit rougher than it was, say in 1970. I think Elvis was trying to give the songs the edge they had back in the 50's and his voice was much better trained by 68 and so he was forcing his voice to do something which wasn't natural to him anymore.Originally Posted by cutiepie
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Book club for ladies in their 20-30's who still want to keep learning.
If you read a lot of contemporary fiction and nonfiction that is well-reviewed by respected critics, then this book club is for you! For simplicity's sake, we will be choosing our titles from the New York Times notable books list from the past 3-4 years. The book club will meet on the first Wednesday of the month, alternating fiction and non-fiction selections chosen by our rotating group of hosts. If one month's pick doesn't interest you, wait until next month when we choose new titles! The me …
We are a writer's group dedicated to helping our colleagues polish and publish. Please join us if writing is your passion, your thing, or your raison de vivre. We are egalitarian; our writers may be in varied stages of development, but were all beginners at one time. All that we will expect of you as a member is a sincere effort to grow as a writer, and to do your best to provide honest, yet kind, reviews. At our meetups we'll get down to some real in-depth critiquing, and discussions. If you've …
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It's not your grandma's book club. It's your New York Times Best Sellers Nonfiction book club, with discussions during happy hour.
Columbia Writers is a group of dedicated writers and authors from all over Maryland. While many of our members focus on YA, kidlit, and children's genres, we welcome all genres. We meet regularly to exchange critiques of our writing, collaborate on writing projects, and host workshops or author meets. As a group, we've completed one anthology and are working on a second. RSVP for one of our meets to learn more!
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Youth is when you're allowed to stay up late on New Year's Eve. Middle age is when you're forced to. ~Bill Vaughn
I can't drink as much as I used to. Well, I can drink all the wine I want; but, the misery I live through the next day depletes all of the fun of doing it. Wow, when did I become responsible and mature? Unfortunately, I have to think about every slice of cheese and french fry that crosses my lips because pounds add up on a daily basis now like they never did before. I used to be able to eat anything and never gain an inch around my waist. I am turning 40 in a couple of weeks; and yes, along with the above mentioned limitations, it is getting difficult for me to stay up past midnight. I remember when staying up late was so exciting. Now, I am more thrilled with lying in bed late into the morning or sneaking in a nap. So, with New Year's Eve around the corner, I have to start planning ahead and my planning always involves food.
We generally spend New Year's Eve with the kids. Our friends love this because this gives them a place to bring their kids. We love it because watching the kid's enthusiasm is contagious. Also, I know in a few years, they won't want to spend it with us. I am taking advantage of it while I can. It's a lot of fun spending it with the kids. We watch movies and play games. I make a big festive dinner. Everyone discusses their resolutions. Then, at midnight we sip champagne and hug and kiss. The kids drink Martinelli's sparkling apple juice, of course. We all head to bed sometime around 1 a.m.
Although I am no good at staying up late anymore, I am really looking forward to turning forty. For some odd reason, I have always believed that my forties are going to be fantastic. I know this is going to be a great decade for me. Just the thought of the kids being a bit older (but still at home), being happily married for over a decade, feeling comfortable in my own skin, and especially realizing that I don't know as much as I used to believe I knew, feels happy to me. I'm feeling more peaceful. So, I am fine with being a wimpy drinker and going to bed earlier then my younger sisters or most of my friends. I get made fun of a lot. Oh well. I'm at the age where I can be comfortable with this.
Knowing that waking up early to make everyone breakfast after staying up late would be difficult, I thought it would be a good idea to come up with a recipe which could be prepared the night before and then popped into the oven on New Year's Day. This way, whether you are going to bed shortly after 1 or many hours later, you won't have to put too much effort into breakfast.
This recipe doesn't include meat; but, sausage or bacon could easily be added to this dish. I actually made this Christmas morning at my mom's house last Saturday.
It's perfect because it only takes five minutes to prepare and then one hour in the oven. You could put it in the oven and crawl back in bed for another hour.
We put it into the oven and then watched the kids open their gifts. Once it came out of the oven, it was a great gift to the adults.
This casserole is fluffy and cheesy. It is really delicious and perfect if you had a bit too much to drink the night before. It is not low fat, that is for certain. It includes several cups of cheese, lots of milk and cream, twelve eggs, and bread. However, it could be your last hurrah before that diet starts, if you are thinking about dieting. I don't recommend it…dieting, that is. I have been thinking about New Year's resolutions. For me, I would like to get to my yoga class more often, take more long walks with Claud and the kids, stress less, read more, take more bubble baths, be a good mother and wife and friend and boss. I want to think less about money and weight and concentrate more on love, laughing, and time with family. Finally, I want to learn how to make so much more delicious food to share with everyone I love. I recommend waking up on New Year's Day, putting this casserole into the oven, placing the "Love Actually "DVD into your DVD player. Then, watch "Love Actually" while eating this casserole in bed. This would definitely start your year off right. Happy New Year!
New Year's Day Breakfast Casserole
Serves: 8
Time: 1 hour 10 minutes
6 slices bread, toasted and cubed
4 cups shredded cheese
12 eggs
3 cups milk
2 cups cream
1 teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon pepper
2 teaspoon mustard
6 pieces bacon or sausage (optional)
2 tomatoes, sliced
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a casserole dish. Place the bread cubes into the dish. Whisk together the eggs and milk. Whisk the salt and pepper into the egg mixture. Whisk in the mustard. Pour this over the bread. Sprinkle on the meat if you are adding meat. You can leave the dish in the refrigerator until the morning when you are ready to bake it. Bake in the oven for one hour. After thirty minutes, place tomato slices on top. Continue to bake for thirty minutes more.


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Enzo replacement expected to deliver 900 hp
TURIN -- Ferrari says it will launch its most powerful road car ever at the Detroit auto show in January: a gasoline-electric hybrid that replaces the limited-edition Enzo.
Sources say the model will deliver 900 hp, combining a new V-12 normally aspirated direct-injection gasoline engine with an electric motor, part of a high-performance hybrid system Ferrari calls HY-KERS.
Ferrari says the Enzo replacement will surpass the F12 Berlinetta's 740 hp. A carbon fiber chassis of the vehicle was unveiled at the Paris auto show last month.
Ferrari is using carbon fiber to keep the weight as close as possible to the Enzo's 1,365kg (3,009 pounds). The hybrid system will add about 150kg to the car's weight – 50kg for the electric motor and controls and 100kg for batteries.
"To save weight, we switched to the carbon fiber used in Formula One race cars rather than the Resin Transfer Molding normally used," Ferrari CEO Amedeo Felisa told Automotive News Europe.
That allowed Ferrari to make the chassis 20 percent lighter than the Enzo's chassis, though torsional rigidity has been increased 27 percent and beam stiffness is up by 22 percent.
Samsung Electronics will provide lithium ion cells to Ferrari, which will assemble battery packs at its F1 racing headquarters.
Although Ferrari is keeping the name a secret, the Italian press has speculated that the car will be called the F70.
Ferrari used F40 for the model launched to celebrate the company's 40th anniversary in 1987 and F50 for a supercar that came 10 years later. The latest limited-edition supercar was named Enzo after company founder Enzo Ferrari.
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Headed over to Oxford right now while light rain is falling in Tupelo. Looks like the precip has made it through Oxford.
Hugh Freeze was pleased with an offense that showed some progress in Wednesday's work. Still a long way to go on that side of the ball, but maybe yesterday was a beginning.
As is always the case this time of year, if one side continually outpaces the other in workouts, you get the question: Do you have a bad offense or a good defense?
I think the defense will have a chance to be pretty good. There are lots of guys to work with at the tackle spots, no can't-miss All-SEC players, but parts and pieces to work with. Still looking for that playmaker off the edge.
Aaron Garbutt is having a good camp, and I think the linebackers can be pretty good. If Senquez Golson continues to progress his ability at corner will not be a question, and Wesley Pendleton is have a good camp.
It will be important for the defense to carry the load for this team for a while. It's good that the offense had some success Wednesday, and hopefully that will continue. That unit doesn't need to get demoralized in August.
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Caltrain is experiencing system-wide delays this afternoon after a train struck a tractor-trailer on the tracks in San Bruno. No injuries were reported.
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Please please please, do not ever stop your vehicle on the train tracks. Do not cross the tracks unless you can see there is enough room for your entire vehicle on the other side of the tracks. If the traffic light turns red while you are on the tracks for some reason, it is safer to run the red light than to remain stopped on the train tracks. Collisions like this should never happen if drivers are competent.
Aren't truck drivers supposed to have extra training and extra testing? I hope this driver gets his license pulled after this stunt.
Glad he didn't derail the train and kill the passengers.
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Evidently a swap of fall dates between California and Atlanta could be in the offing. Having conceeded that Darlington is not coming back for Labor Day, this would be a step in the right direction.
Evidently a swap of fall dates between California and Atlanta could be in the offing. Having conceeded that Darlington is not coming back for Labor Day, this would be a step in the right direction.
Sounds like a good idea but California only needs 1 date anyway.
Exactly, run one race at Fontana, 2 at Loudon (the northeast has big cities, NASCAR must keep the fans there happy), and 2 at VegasOriginally Posted by 430
Some fans claim one series or another runs "real race cars." What's everybody else running, fake race cars? :confused:
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Another problem right now for Vegas and Cali is that the races are back to back and if Vegas gets a second date someday thats 6 races in the southwest market.
NASCAR should drop a race from California, move Atlanta to the labor day date, swap California & Las Vegas' dates & move Sonoma to Atlanta's old chase spot & have another road course fill Sonoma's old date (Montreal)
Same with Atlanta. They should take a date away from each track.Originally Posted by 430
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California is not working as a two-date venue.
Los Angeles and Atlanta are universally regarded as the two worst live gate sports markets in the country, in all sports.
Running in LA, a non NFL market where college football is followed mostly by alumni, in October and in Atlanta, an NFL market where college football is followed by "average Joes" who did not attened the schools in question, before the NFL season and in the Labor Day weekend where big college teams geneally don't play the Middle Tennessee States and Troys of the world, is obviously a step in the right direction.
Relative to the respective tracks, California is a the very edge of the LA metro. Its 60 miles from downtown. That is hardly even LA. Phoenix is a big city, surrounded by sand. If you look at a map, it has the same population pattern as an island, there is nothing else there. Las Vegas is a vacation destination, but the powers that be only want to subsidize a race during the non-football time of the year, because the availablity of legal sports books keep the place moving during the football season. That means a second date would be in the summer.
Yeah, right!! It is a little warm in the summer for a race!Originally Posted by SamC
They have lights at LVMS for that.Originally Posted by crsfulk
But you have to consider the three-hour time difference for television.
There's no way FOX or ESPN/ABC is going to let you run a scheduled three-hour race that starts any later than 8 p.m. on the East Coast. So you're stuck in the same situation as the Labor Day California race -- starting the thing in the heat of the late afternoon, with the sun in the drivers' eyes for a couple of hours.
The only other answer is to run the race early, say at 10 a.m. local time, to beat the heat. But then you've got the logistical nightmare of trying to get your support staff in place to get everybody parked and in the track that early.
Today may be the exception, because NASCAR needs to get this race in. Even then, I'm hearing 7 p.m. as the absolute drop-dead time for the green flag.
And the forecast isn't looking promising for that.
If Vegas gets a second date it'll be the third weekend in September to coincide with the truck race thats been there for years.
Do you REALLY think the Cup series schedules their races to coincide with the Truck series races?Originally Posted by Ann Dretti
They would for this one, Friday night trucks, Sat nationwide, Sunday Cup. 2009 may have quite a few schedule changes.Originally Posted by LorenzoBandini
Disagree that Atlanta needs only one date. Count the filled seats and you will see that there is plenty of demand. The south is NASCAR's home and no more dates should be taken from southern cities.


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Mr. Lester Gordon Simmons, 70, of LaGrange passed away Monday, November 19, 2012 at West Georgia Medical Center.
Mr. Simmons was born June 21, 1942 in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, son of the late Lester C. and Eunace Phetteplace Simmons. He was the owner and operator of Yippee Machine & Fabricating Company Inc. Mr. Simmons was a veteran of the U.S. Army. He was a big fan of the Green Bay Packers. He loved his wife, family, farming, fishing and animals.
He is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Sherrie Ann Thrasher Simmons; sons and daughter-in-law, Rick Simmons and Tim and Annette Simmons; daughter, Traci Simmons Johnson, all of LaGrange; ten grandchildren; brother and sister-in-law, Wayne and Janet Simmons of Tennessee; sister and brother-in-law, Audrey and Don Beard of Illinois; sister-in-law, Betty Simmons of Illinois; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his sister, Sharon Chamberlain and a brother, Denny Simmons.
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Located in the beautiful Historic Downtown Fredericksburg, Texas. Just one block off Main Street between Uptown & Downtown shopping and MarketPlatz.
There are three rooms in the main house- Dora Etta, Kitsy Fay & Vera Mae each with their own private bath. The Main House has a full kitchen, dining room, and living room. Can sleep up to 8 guests with 3-Queen beds and 1-King bed. Spacious kitchen, living room and dining room. All bedrooms have a TV with cable and Wi-Fi.
If you prefer a more private setting, The Cottage @ 202 is nestled in the tress just behind the main house. The Cottage @ 202 has three single beds with a private bath with shower. Can sleep up to 3 guests. Has a dining table and LoveSeat. Bathroom has shower only. Small refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker in breakfast pantry. TV with cable and DVD and Wi-Fi.
Each room features hand-picked antiques & custom linens designed to provide you with a fabulous night sleep.
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Both Main House & Cottage have Coffee, Tea and snacks.
Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let's discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to BJ Dryer for sharing her own secrets with BBOnline.com! Why do most travelers stay at your inn? Guests stay with us because of our location and size (3 bedrooms with 3 baths in Main House and separate Cottage with bathroom).
What are you best known for? What makes your inn unique? What do you love most about your inn? We are best known for location and price. What makes us unique is our decor and our cottage with 3 single beds. We have a large kitchen and comfortable cozy atmosphere.
If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit? The #1 reason to visit Fredericksburg is for the shopping and vineyards.
What's the best compliment you have ever received about the inn? The best compliment we can receive is when someone tells us that it feels like home and that we thought of everything.
What's the best kept secret about the area? The best kept secret in the area is all the different things the town offers, from shopping, antiques, museums, art galleries, hiking/biking and so much more.
If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area? Guests staying for more than a couple of nights should vist the Nimitz Museum, LBJ Ranch State/Historical park tours, Enchanted Rock, Vineyards, and off Main Street stores.Is there anything within walking distance of your inn? We are one block from Main Street shopping in both directions and the biggest is one block to MarketPlatz (Octoberfest and other festivals).
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area? Among our favorites restaurants are Pasta Bella, West End Pizza, and our own new Jade's Tea Parlor.
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This summer I did not eat one good strawberry at the market. Nope, not-a-one. You would think I would be espousing and gushing over the wonderful and incredible produce and ingredients to be found at the Greenmarkets in Honor of National Farmers Market Week. And I could for sure, I've had amazing rhubarb, pucker-perfect currants, fairytale eggplants by the bagful, and right at this moment, heirloom tomatoes with the perfume of the full summer sun on their hips, to name a few.
But this spring in the Northeast where I live there was just too much rain. The fields got drenched, and the strawberries came to market late, heavy and swollen with too much water and not enough sunshine in 'em. To be fair these mild and sensible thumb size strawberries from the Union Square Greenmarket still beat the taste buds off of your average overgrown, hollow and white-centered supermarket clam-shell variety. But in comparison to summer's past, they just were not as good. And I love that. I love knowing that the strawberries are just not going to be four-star this year. I love knowing and being reminded that our farmers are merely the stewards and that under these less than optimal conditions they are surely working twice as hard to temper and harness the season. It breeds honesty. It necessitates a deeper understanding and connection.
In another all too common transaction, on a planet far, far away, the caricatured chef, upon receiving a crate of less than stellar strawberries might pick up the phone and scream senselessly at an innocent and unwitting dispatcher in a weather-less warehouse they have never seen. I know this, because I too was once an alien on that planet. But because of the mere fact that I now choose to purchase my food in the marketplace, and make meaningful transactions with the same folks that are actually growing my food, I have grown and learned much as a chef. And as a chef after all, I can take the prep work from here. If the strawberries are showing me their best, albeit wet effort I can surely show them mine. In this case: add more sugar and cook down to concentrate the flavor. Add a little more acid from some lemons to sharpen the taste of the fruit. That is my job after all as the chef in a society.
And as a citizen, while I do go shopping at the market to purchase the ingredients I am going to cook with, it is actually not really the point of the trip, and it is not really what I am shopping for. You see, what is really for sale at my local Farmer's Market every day, sometimes in full sunshine and sometimes under the blanket of rain, is the nexus where the land, the people who work it, and all of us that are sustained by it, meet and get to know one another, basically over a long talk about the weather.
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Under Brian Clough Derby won the league championship in 1972 and made the semi finals of the European Cup the following year. In 1975 they won the league again, with Dave Mackay at the helm.
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A song by Tool. The song is often interpreted as being about commercialism. "Not enough, I need more, nothing seems to satisfy...I dont want it, I just need it, to breathe, to feel, to know im alive." This is referring to the way people in modern society let material possessions control their mental states. "Constant over-stimulation numbs me but I would not want it any other way" is referring to the way advertisements have penetrated every last corner of our lives (constant overstimulation) however people do not care because they do indeed attach their well-being to their possessions (but I would not want it any other way). The analogy in the song is indeed about fisting. As the song progresses it gets deeper ("finger/elbow/shoulder deep inside the border line") referring to the slow, gradual transformation society has made to consumerist values. A very good song on a very good CD by a very good band. I heard the song "stinkfist" and now I refuse to listen to any lesser bands.
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The title of the song by Tool is actually one word. The stinkfist analogy "desensitized to everyting, what became of subtlety" can be used to compare the way things were about fifty years ago to the way they are today. The song talks about digging deeper to find a deeper meaning.
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1. An extreme variation on stink finger. Instead of merely your finger smelling after the act of vaginal or anal fingering, your whole fist smells after the act of vaginal or anal fisting. Make sure all in your vicinity smell the proof.
2. An extreme variation on stinkpalm or stink palm. Instead of merely rubbing the inside of your hand down your asscrack and exposing it to dingleberries and ass-sweat and then proceeding to shake someone's hand or touch someone's food, you actually stick you WHOLE FIST into your rectum and proceed to shake someone's hand or touch someone's food. In reality, this act is much more self-detrimental than stinkpalm, as you actually have to stick your fist in your own ass to perform it. Extremely disgusting. 3. A song by the band Tool off their 1996 album Ænima. 1. As I drove Dave home from Katie's, Dave stuck his stinkfist in my face and I unfortunately caught a whiff of Katie's vaginal stench.
2. Johnny really didn't like Mr. Henderson. So he stuck his fist up his own ass and gave Mr. Henderson the old stinkfist. 3. Elbow deep inside the borderline. Show me that you love me and that we belong together. Shoulder deep within the borderline. Relax, turn around and take my hand. |
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The name of a Tool song.
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It has to be the physical literal meaning gross as that is. "Fingers deeper in the border line, this may hurt a little but its something you'll get used to, Relax" that stuff about overstimulation fits here too. 1) The bass at the beginning of Stinkfist is sweet.
2) Haha, looks like you got a little 3rd base action last night, walking around sporting that stinkfist. |
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a fist that comes out of a stinky twat after fisting it. She started talking shit to me so i put my stinkfist in her mouth.
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This song can be interperted in many ways "by digging deeper" he may be talking about drugs, and the way he needs more to fill his craveing. Another logical reason is he is having sex and his "digging" to find something. He may be doing either. Track #1


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Consistency wins regattas, and after three races at the 2012 Ronstan A-Class Catamaran World Championship, Mischa Heemskerk of the Netherlands has been the most consistent sailor, taking a third and two seconds to get two points clear of Australia's Brad Collett and five points clear of current world champion Steve Brewin.
The A-Cat fleet launched today from Islamorada's Islander Resort in winds gusting from anywhere between 15 and 20 knots, a difficulty level that spaced the fleet out considerably. A number of sailors stayed on the beach, and a number of masts went by the wayside, but despite tight racing at the top Heemskerk emerged on top after three races.
Brewin seemed to be well in command after two races. The current world champ led practically from start to finish in race one despite hitting the first windward mark and having to do a penalty circle. He was followed closely by Heemskerk with Blair Tuke taking third just ahead of Collett after port tacking the fleet with Ian Storer at the start. In race two things were more wide open, with Collett leading at the first windward mark and Heemskerk taking over the second time around. However it was Brewin who came out with the win, scooting past Collett in a photo finish with Heemskerk a close third.
In race three things got more interesting. Andrew Landenberger was first around the up the initial, and led from there on to take the gun. However Brewin was close on his tail with Collett right behind him and Heemskerk deep having started at the boat – the pin was favored for most of the day. But while Heemskerk climbed Brewin had some trouble at the final windward mark, going around the offset instead of the windward mark and losing a number of boats. He eventually finished tenth, bringing his total up to twelve after three races. Collett sits second at nine with Heemskerk currently in the driver's seat at seven.
The forecast is for winds to increase throughout the week and regatta organizers were pleased to get three races off, though a significant number of breakdowns did occur. American Lars Guck broke a tiller extension when he got separated from his boat on the first beat of the day and was unable to finish race one. Australian ex-pat Ben Moon's rig came down during race two, and again right after he finished ninth in race three. Meanwhile Australians Nathan Outteridge and Steve Brayshaw both had to retire after race two, with Outteridge having lost a dagger after taking a fourth and sixth, and Brayshaw busting up his main beam after taking two fives.
The fleet was very spaced out throughout the day thanks to the aggressive conditions, but very few breakages occurred after race one since most of the breakdowns that were bound to happen had already happened by that point. Heemskerk, Collett and Brewin were around the top throughout the day, but racing is still wide open, as evidenced by Landenberg getting in there in race three. Forecasts are for the breeze to keep building, and with an emphasis on boat handling anyone who can keep their boat upright and going in the right direction has a shot.
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