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ATP Pavement - Review of all 3 days plus pics
Mag 18 2010, 17:40 di Jontybloom1
Pavement proved to be the the perfect festival band. The excitement of seeing a reformed legend was matched by the quality of their set. No confrontational artists here, no set made up of new songs and obscure b-sides. This was a crowd pleasing "hits" set played well with 'Cut Your Hair', 'Stereo', 'Summer Babe' and Spiral Stair's 'Two States' going down particularly well with the crowd....more here http://www.neonfiller.com/page3.htm#atppavement.
Broken Social SceneMark EitzelThe FallPavement CalexicoFiery FurnacesFaustStill FlyinOmar SouleymanCamera ObscuraThe DronesSurfer BloodAvi BuffaloCalexicoQuasiBlitzen TrapperWax FangAtlas SoundThe RaincoatsThe 3DsTerry Reid -
Bands I've Seen Live
Mar 21 2010, 20:33 di cruz992
The venues are in San Francisco, Ca unless noted. Will add comments later. If you have comments, just message me or give me a shout.
Acetone 11.24.93 Slim's
Adamski 6.27.90 I-Beam
American Music Club 5.3.93 Slim's
Armoured Saint Central Park Bandshell La Palma,Ca
The Auteurs 4.22.93 Paradise Lounge
Beachwood Sparks Bottom Of The Hill
Beachwood Sparks Slim's
Beat Farmers 8.11.90 Slim's(First Set)
Beck 4.18.94 Slim's
Adrian Belew 9.16.89 Jones Beach Amphitheatre Wantagh,NY
Adrian Belew 9.17.89 Garden State Arts Center Holmdel,NJ
The Bel-Fires LA Street Scene LA,Ca
Belly 4.13.93 Slim's(First Show)
Bettie Serveert 10.17.93 Great American Music Hall
Bettie Serveert 4.6.93 Club Oasis San Jose,Ca
Bettie Serveert The Fillmore
Beulah Bimbo's
The Black Watch 2.17.94 Bottom Of The Hill
Blake Babies 2.11.91 Slim's
Blood on the Saddle LA Street Scene LA,Ca
Blow-Up The Roxy Hollywood,Ca
The Blue Aeroplanes 7.1.90 The Warfield
Blue Nile 8.1.90 Great American Music Hall
The Bluetones 9.11.96 Bottom Of The Hill
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Noughties but Nice
Gen 12 2010, 20:37 di fearofmanc
Nothing betrays advancing age like the sudden onset of end-of-the-decade surveys peppering the music-savvy corners of the media over the last few months, especially when Uncut cheekily published their round-up of ten years of tunes in early October. At the behest of a friend, I compiled my top 50 of the decade, making it somewhat easier on myself by restricting artists to a single album apiece. (I don't know what I would've done had The Blue Nile released two albums during the decade.) The order is alphabetical by artist, although there are surely no prizes for guessing which album I hold in, uh, highest esteem.
Ryan Adams - Gold
American Music Club - A Toast to You
A Silver Mt. Zion - He Has Left Us Alone but Shafts of Light Sometimes Grace the Corner of Our Rooms…
Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour of Bewilderbeast
Beck - Sea Change
Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant
Bjork - Selmasongs
Black Box Recorder - The Facts of Life
The Blue Nile - High
Blur - Think Tank
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Favourites 2009
Gen 10 2010, 15:58 di monkeeeboy
1 Blue Roses - Blue Roses
2 The Pains of Being Pure At Heart - The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
3 The Decemberists - The Hazards of Love
4 Eels - Hombre Lobo
5 Wild Beasts - Two Dancers
6 The Twilight Sad - Forget the Night Ahead
7 Little Boots - Hands
8 Mark Eitzel - Klamath
9 Neko Case - Middle Cyclone
10 Girls - Album -
Gen 1 2010, 17:32 di undergroundlies
50. Gliss - Devotion Implosion
49. The Black Heart Procession - Six
48. Camera Obscura- My Maudlin Career
47. Pet Shop Boys - Yes
46. Bob Dylan - Together Through Life
45. Bat for Lashes - Two Suns
44. Noah and the Whale - The First Days Of Spring
43. Noisettes - Wild Young Hearts
42. The Felice Brothers - Yonder Is The Clock
41. Cerys Matthews - Don't Look Down
40. Brett Anderson - Slow Attack
39. Phoenix - Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
38. PJ Harvey & John Parish - A Woman A Man Walked By
37. Neil Young - Fork In The Road
36. Throw Me The Statue - Creaturesque
35. Bad Lieutenant - Never Cry Another Tear
34. Manic Street Preachers - Journal For Plague Lovers
33. Annie - Don't Stop
32. Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions - Through The Devil Softly
31. Doves - Kingdom Of Rust
30. Jarvis Cocker - "Further Complications."
29. My Sad Captains - Here & Elsewhere
28. Swan Lake - Enemy Mine
27. Soulsavers - Broken
26. Nudge - As Good As Gone
25. Lightning Dust - Infinite Light
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my favorites of 2009
Set 11 2009, 11:14 di akatiantian
kind of in order:
This Immortal Coil - The Dark Age of Love
The Clientele - Bonfires on the Heath
Piano Magic - Ovations
Good Night & Good Morning - Good Night & Good Morning
Pan•American - White Bird Release
Matt Bartram - Left to Memory
Robin Guthrie - Carousel
Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions - Through the Devil Softly
Current 93 - Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain
The London Apartments - Signals & Cities are Forever
Kings of Convenience - Declaration of Independence
Mark Eitzel - Klamath
Letting Up Despite Great Faults - Letting Up Despite Great Faults
Porcupine Tree - The Incident
Whitest Boy Alive - Rules
Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse - Dark Night of the Soul
Hannu - Harhailua
Brett Anderson - Slow Attack
Sparklehorse + Fennesz - In the Fishtank 15
Throbbing Gristle - The Third Mind Movements
Faust - C'est Com Com Complique
Tara Jane O'Neil - A Ways Away
Bill Callahan - Sometimes I Wish We were an Eagle
Owen - New Leaves
Dengue Fever - Sleepwalking through the Mekong
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Adam's 15 most listened of 2008 (2008 edition)
Gen 2 2009, 5:23 di heyadamo
So, all in all, a pretty interesting year in music -- my 2008 includes a lot of old favorites, a couple new faces, and some really tight competition, both for the prestigious number 1 position and elsewhere (there was a **5** way tie for 15th place that had to be resolved!) So let's count down starting with the disc that won the unexpectedly tense battle for 15th....
15. The General Store -- Mountain Rescue
So what's so great about this disc that put it above efforts from Gnarls Barkley, Shelby Lynne, Randy Newman and even Coldplay (the four other artists who had the same number of plays)? Simply put, it's a very comfy record. There's nods to the rootsy charm of The Band, the harmonic beauty of those classic Beach Boys singles, all the while balancing singer-songwriter songcraft with studio experimentation a la Buffalo Springfield. In many ways, this should have been The Thrills' follow up to So Much for the City; as it stands, hopefully it's a good sign of more to come.
14. The Roots -- Rising Down
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Favourites 2008
Dic 20 2008, 10:33 di monkeeeboy
1 Shearwater - Rook
Lyrical, epic but not pompous, and with a hairy-arsed drummer called Thor.
Almost fell out of love with it when a friend's wife noted the similarity
to Chris de Burgh, but not quite.
2 Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago
Came back to this again and again all year. There's just something so
immediate, evocative and a bit fragile about it. Would have been top except
I downloaded the lyrics, which revealed that all the half-heard words you
thought held deep significance are actually ponderous shite. One of those
albums that has more meaning when you don't know what it means.
3 American Music Club - The Golden Age
Sad to see rhythm section Danny Pearson and Tim Mooney go but even if this was a more gentle, autumnal AMC, it was full of goosebump moments and Mark Eitzel wisdom.
4 My Morning Jacket - Evil Urges
Wilfully stubborn and sounding like twelve different bands, but most of them
are great bands. Song of the year in Librarian.
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GRAB A KAZOO: My 2nd Last.FM birthday!
Ago 30 2008, 5:35 di heyadamo
Ok, kids, just like 365 days ago I'm going to celebrate my second year of being on last.fm by counting down the artists I've scrobbled the most. Unlike last year, we're counting down from 30 (not 20) and we'll also keep track of total scrobbles per artist and how they're moving relative to the rest of the list. (Now, since I only kept track of the scrobble numbers in the top 20, the change in rank compared to last year past the top 20 is only a guesstimate, hence the "about" in the descriptions.)
One year after my first list, I am starting to notice that there's much more separation between the artists towards the top. There's still room for artists to move, but quite a few artists seem to have a comfortable placement in the top ten. (The further you go down the list, especially past the top 50, the numbers are closer and tighter.) Anyhow, we'll note take of some stats and then count the list down.
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The Opteron processor family has just gotten a little bigger: AMD has added five new models, all of which offer slightly higher clock speeds and higher performance than the previous flagships in the same series—and without stepping into larger power envelopes. AMD introduced the new CPUs earlier this morning, and here they are:
Model | Cores | Clock speed | Peak Turbo speed | L3 cache | TDP | Price |
6284 SE | 16 | 2.7GHz | 3.4GHz | 16MB | 140W | $1,265 |
6278 | 16 | 2.4GHz | 3.3GHz | 16MB | 115W | $989 |
4276 HE | 8 | 2.6GHz | 3.6GHz | 8MB | 65W | $455 |
4240 | 6 | 3.4GHz | 3.8GHz | 8MB | 95W | $316 |
4230 | 6 | 2.9GHz | 3.7GHz | 8MB | 65W | $377 |
(I'm not sure what to call the last one in the list. AMD's announcement calls it the Opteron 4230, but the company's Processor Model Numbers page dubs it the Opteron 4230 HE. The HE suffix makes sense considering the power envelope, I suppose, so it's probably correct.)
These new models all have base and peak Turbo speeds exactly 100MHz higher than previous top-of-the-line offerings. For instance, the new Opteron 6284 SE slots in above the old Opteron 6282 SE, which runs at 2.6GHz with a 3.3GHz top Turbo speed and a 140W TDP. The faster chips are more expensive, of course. For example, the 6284 SE costs $1,265, compared to $1,019 for the 6282 SE.
AMD says these quicker Opterons are going to show up in 11 new servers from its partners, and two of those machines will be HP systems based on the PC maker's ProLiant Gen8 platform. They'll include the ProLiant Gen8 DL385p, a "performance-based rack server," and the ProLiant Gen8 BL465c, a blade server that can enable a core density of 2,000 cores per rack. Both of those HP servers are tuned for virtualization, database, and HPC workloads, AMD says.
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The man you see above is named Jim Blades. Six years ago today, Jim saved my life. I was drowning when swimming in a storm. I was getting pulled into deeper water very fast and I knew I was going to die. Jim heard me screaming for help and immediately jumped into the water and started swimming towards me. Jim assured me I would not die and I didn't but unfortunately, he did. While he was pulling me out he was having a heart attack. He died at the hospital later that morning.
Jim gave me my life. I would not have this amazing life I have now without him.
The second picture is me holding my beautiful baby sister Sophia. I would not have met her if it wasn't for Jim. Do you see how so many wonderful things can happen in life? We wake up every morning not being thankful for waking up. There is so much to be thankful for. You shouldn't have to nearly die to realize that. Unfortunately, I was but I am telling you all that you have a beautiful life ahead of you. Please have hope. Be thankful and please; remember this amazing man. I knew him for less than a day and he died for me.
Today is the anniversary of Jim's death. Please reblog to get his story out there.
Do you ever just take a moment to think about how fucking awesome Johnny Depp is
Guys The Fault in Our Stars is on my summer reading list. Maybe there is a god.
He makes me happy. <3
So, this is Jules. Jules and I met about 2 years ago because we went to this theatre camp in the summer. I had been going there for years and it was his first year but anyway, I was dating this awful kid who treated me really poorly when I met Jules so I paid little attention to him. I mean, I thought he was a sweet kid but he didn't catch my eye.I saw him a few times every now and then because he'd see shows I was in and I'd see shows he was in and we'd hug and say good job, you were great and so on.
The next summer, we started talking more. I don't really know why but eventually I found out that he made it his goal to win me over and get me to go on a date with him. Everyone was telling me to do it but I'm a conflicted bitch all the time so I resisted as much as I could but one day, the last day of our camp (arts festival) he came to my house with a bunch of other people and he kissed me and even then I knew I liked him and I was still resisting.
We started dating and we fell in love and I was struggling with being as compassionate and affectionate as I could be and after 6 wonderful months we broke up.
I didn't realize how much I really loved him until then.
We stopped talking for 2 months.
He dated someone else.
They broke up.
I bumped into him at that same theatre we met in late in April this year and we started talking again. He apologized for being cruel and I apologized for not trying my hardest and we thought we'd be friends but we went into Boston a few weeks ago and he kissed me and it was amazing and I think we both realized that we can't just be friends. Yesterday we went into Boston and had a picnic in the public gardens and it was beautiful and perfect. We'll always be more than that. I love him more than anything and I can't imagine myself ever resisting him again.
I love you, sunshine. (:


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"A Good Hotel"
16th September 2013, Calnonian, Weston super Mare, United Kingdom
This was the third time we've stayed at this hotel. We chose it because it is very close to Brussels Midi railway station and we were starting and ending European tours by train from here via the Eurostar link from London. A big plus for us was that you can get a smoking room, and the cleaning is so good you can't tell that others have smoked before you in the room when you first walk in.All the rooms we've had have been spacious, with flat screen TV with channels in English including BBC1, and nice modern bathrooms with a good shower and soaps provided. There's no fridge or kettle but if you want drinks you can get them from the 24-hr cafe-bar on the ground floor. There are plug points available in the room if you bring your own kettle. The rooms are air-conditioned but the system is not very effective so in summer months you really need to open the window at night. Unfortunately if you get a street-view room it's incredibly noisy with the window open, what with all the trains, buses, trams and other traffic all very close to the hotel. With the windows closed you can hardly hear the traffic. I'd advise asking for a courtyard view.The entrance lobby is airy, modern, bustling and welcoming, the staff are pleasant, and you can get a fairly basic but perfectly good meal at a reasonable price at the cafe-bar on the same level as reception. The breakfast is buffet style with plenty of choice.All in all I would recommend this hotel as a really convenient transit stop and good value for money.
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15th September 2013, JohnFelindre, Knighton, United Kingdom
Very comfortable and spacious rooms, spotless, good shower room, excellent beds. Efficient lifts. Perfectly placed for the main (Midi) station. Easy to get to Grand Place by train (to Brussels Central) if you want to. Ibis evening food limited and not sampled, but has an extensive range of Belgian beers in bottle - well worth trying some. Breakfast options extensive and varied, but I found their layout a little confusing.
"an overnight stay"
14th September 2013, pasthisprime, Kidderminster, United Kingdom
Like many best sited hotels, they are expensive and not really value for money.the location is perfect for Eurostar departures.One might have thought there would be coffee/tea making facilitiesand a clock in the room charging Euros 155 per night withoutbreakfast included, "no" there was not.
"You know what your getting with Ibis"
13th September 2013, Letchworth Garden City
I generally stay at an Ibis when on business in Brussels - you know what your getting and they are value for money. The one at Midi is very convenient when arriving late in the evening off Eurostar and check-in is always quick and easy. I like the breakfasts as they make a change from the full English!
"It's close to the station, but...."
13th September 2013, tripad_alsmith, Melbourne, Australia
It's close to Midi station and easy to get to, but overpriced compared to some of the other hotels in the area and had no hot water at 9am. I'd only stay again if leaving Mid station very early or arriving very late and the cheaper hotels did not have availability.
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2nd September 2013, ShaSha662013, Melbourne, Australia
Had 2 nights at this hotel.Reception staff were friendly and helpful.Breakfast was pretty good, with a good selection of bakery, cereals and hots.Good location, next to the railway station, Gare Midi. A bit apprehensive at first with the location but after walking around it was fine. Subway is just next to the hotel.
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"I was disappointed"
7th July 2013, syfong_7, Hong Kong, China
I have stayed in Ibis Brussels for 6 days. However, I was disappointed for a few things. First, there was no free luggage store in the hotel. I had to pay for the locker which is in fact located inside the hotel for placing my luggage for only a few hours. Second, the hotel is located close to Brussel Gare de Midi. It is a big advantage for its location convenience. Yet, many unknown strangers stood outside the front door of hotel day and night. They made me feel unsafe as the strangers dared at everybody who went in or out! Third, the facilities should be improved, at least with cups, not paper one, boiler, hair dryer inside the room.
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"Large room"
29th June 2013, Madeline B
Location very convenient for the Midi train station, which is where the Eurostar, Thalys trains stop. There is also a metro under the station to easily get into the centre of the city in less than 5 minutes. The rooms were large with a two beds and plenty of space to spread out. The double glazing on the windows worked very well as did the curtains to block out the light.
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THE AMAZON RIVER The Amazon River in South America is the second longest river in the world after the Nile. It is 4,080 miles long and runs from the Andes Mountains in Peru through Brazil to the Atlantic Ocean. It contains more water than any other river in the world- more than the Mississippi, the Nile and the Yangtze combined. In one second the Amazon pours more than 55 million gallons, or 600,000 cubic meters of water, into the Atlantic Ocean, which dilutes the ocean's saltiness for 100 miles from shore. This river system is one of the world's most important river systems. The Amazon River makes up for 1/5 of the earth's fresh water. Each year the Amazon River empties tons of solid particles into the Ocean. This contains lots of fish food. The Amazon is the widest river in the world. Many kilometers from its mouth it can be as wide as 11 kilometers, and 40 kilometers in the wet season; at the place where it meets the Atlantic, it is as much as 325 kilometers. It is interesting that it is widening by as much as 2 meters a year due to waves from ships breaking down the banks. Compare the Amazon to the width of the Bow River in Calgary, which is only 350 feet, or 107 meters wide, as it leaves the city limits. This means that the Amazon is from 100 to 3,000 times wider near its mouth than the Bow River in Calgary! The Amazon got its name from the Spanish explorers. Female warriors called "Icamiabas", meaning "women without husbands" attacked Francisco Orellana. Orellana named the river "Rio Amazonas" after these women whom he compared to the Amazons of ancient Greek mythology. The Amazon River basin is the home of so many animals- especially "extreme" creatures, like catfish which, in the U.S., grow up to 40 lbs., but in Brazil have been measured up to 200 lbs. There is also the anaconda, the largest snake in the world and the piranha, the most ferocious fish in the world. The Amazon River has 2,000 different species of fish, an extreme number for any given area. |
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The Amazon rainforest covers over 1.2 billion acres representing two-fifths of the enormous
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rainforest, the Amazon Rainforest represents 54 percent of the total rainforests left on the planet.
The life force of the Amazon Rainforest is the mighty Amazon River. It starts as a trickle high in
the snow-capped Andes mountains and flows over 4,000 miles across the South American
continent until it enters the Atlantic ocean at Belem, Brazil where it is 200 to 300 miles across,
depending on the season. Even 1,000 miles inland, it is still 7 miles in width. The river is so
deep that ocean liners can travel 2,300 miles inland, up its length. The Amazon River flows
through the center of the rainforest and is fed by 1,100 tributaries, seventeen of which are over
1,000 miles long. The Amazon is by far the largest river system in the world and over two-thirds
of all the fresh water found on earth is in the Amazon basin's rivers, streams and tributaries.
With so much water its not unusual that that the main mode of transportation throughout the
area is by boat. The smallest and most common boats used today are still made out of hollowed
tree trunks, whether they are powered by outboard motors or more often by man-powered
paddles. Almost 14,000 miles of Amazon waterway are navigable and several million miles
through swamps and forests are penetrable by canoe. The enormous Amazon River carries
massive amounts of silt from run-off from the rainforest floor. Massive amounts of silt
deposited at the mouth of the Amazon river has created the largest river island in the world,
Marajo Island, which is roughly the size of Switzerland. With this massive fresh water system,
it not unusual that the life beneath the water is as abundant and diverse as the surrounding
rainforest's plant and animal species. Over 2,000 species of fish have been identified in the
Amazon Basin - more species than the entire Atlantic Ocean.
The Amazon Basin was formed in the Paleozoic period, somewhere between 500 and 200
million years ago. The extreme age of the region in geologic terms has much to do with the
relative infertility of the rainforest soil and the richness and unique diversity of the plant and
animal life. There are more fertile areas in the Amazon River's flood plain, where the river
deposits richer soil brought from the Andes, which only formed 20 million years ago. The rich
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Rumrill Pottery was designed by George Rumrill of Little Rock, Arkansas. From 1933 to 1938, it was produced by the Red Wing Pottery of Red Wing, Minnesota. In January 1938, production was transferred to the Shawnee Pottery in Zanesville, Ohio. It was moved again in December of 1938 to Florence Pottery Company in Mt. Gilead, Ohio, where Rumrill ware continued to be manufactured until the pottery burned in 1941. It was then produced by Gonder Ceramic Arts in South Zanesville until early 1943. Early utilitarian items were hand-made and were salt-glazed.
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Wicked Tuna: Behind the Scenes: Dave Marciano
Captain Dave Marciano talks about what it's really like to live with a cameraman on your boat for days on end.
Captain Marciano you're my hero! Met you at the Baltimore Boat Show a year ago and you're top class, real down to earth kind of person. If I ever come up north, I may look you you up for some charter fishing. Sorry to hear about all the unfortunate things with your boat but let's hope that it's all behind you and that this season you made up the difference with some good Tunas.
Love the show NGC!
Down to earth guy and not a bad fisherman either. lol Cool how he wanted to test the camera guy.
The Lisa & Jake is by far the best out of all them,,,,Paul and his brother are the masters of Tuna Fishing...i mean Paul worked on the Tuna.com for over half a season...Lisa & Jake are the best now the other fisherman are great too but i dont care to much for Dave,,he does crap to people but when its done back to him he talks about people,,,,i swear i thought that there was only people like that around here,,,,,Keep up the work Wicked Tuna your show is the best!!
You are the best! Watching you work has actually taught me how to be a tuna fisherman. Hey it is an art you and your brother have mastered. The other guys are not in your class althugh the pin wheel kid may have it going on. Hang in there and kick sleepy Dave's ass. The kid that works for him (Sondro) could catch more fish by himself than having Dave on board. Just wanted to give him props also.
Hey I am retired, anybody up there need a mate that will work flat out 100%. It would be a perect partime job for me.
If you can catch up this year great if not get them next year and don't go back to the .com-ever !
May be up there this summer hope to be able to meet you
Good Luck,
As a geographer and environmentalist, I cannot believe that National Geographic is airing such an atrocity. Bluefin tuna are being hunted to extinction... deliberately. The rationale being that the more scarce, the higher the prices these "wicked tuna" will bring in. Please don't watch this show and inform yourself on this issue. I will provide a link that will help you get started:
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No. 18 OF Billy Sample (10th round, 1976) – Never spectacular, Sample carved a 10-year career in the
majors, most of which was with the Rangers. He stole 44 bases in 1983, still the fifth most in a season in Rangers history. His 675 games with the Rangers is the 11th most by a player drafted by the club after it arrived in Texas. And when Sample's Ranger career was over, he was dealt to the New York Yankees so the Rangers could bring back future Ranger Hall of Famer Toby Harrah.
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Director: Jacques Demy. With Catherine Deneuve, Jean Marais, Jacques Perrin. (100 min.)
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Sterritt **** Restored version of the great Demy's consistently entertaining, subtly perverse fairy tale about a princess who disguises herself as a scullery maid in order to avoid marrying her royal father. Tuneful, colorful, delightful. In French with subtitles. Playing in limited release.
Directors: Oliver Axer, Susanne Benze. With archival footage of the Nazi era. (76 min.)
Sterritt **** A compilation of entertainment materials from the Nazi period, showing there really was a "Hitler with a song in his heart," to quote Mel Brooks's sarcastic phrase in "The Producers," and that ordinary Germans whiled away their leisure hours with sentimentalism and nostalgia even as their government committed one atrocity after another. Fascinating and revealing. In German with subtitles. Playing in limited release.
Director: Nick Palumbo. With Sven Garrett, Gunnar Hansen, Valerie Baber, Ed Neal. (105 min.)
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Director: Andreas Hoessli. With Richard Grasso, John Slade, Dawn Pisano, Ted Guttierez. (50 min.)
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Director: Geoffrey Sax. With Michael Keaton, Deborah Kara Unger, Ian McNeice, Chandra West. (98 min.)
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Director: Niels Mueller. With Sean Penn, Naomi Watts, Don Cheadle. (95 min.)
Sterritt **** Fictionalized account of a real-life businessman named Samuel Byck, whose frustration with getting nowhere led him to a mental breakdown and a crazy plot to kill the president in 1974. This is one of the rare movies to explore American materialism through the eyes of an all-too-ordinary person who isn't up to the challenges of everyday life. Penn gives the most engrossing performance of his career to date. Playing in limited release.
Director: Martin Scorsese. With Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Alec Baldwin, Kate Beckinsale. (170 min.)
Sterritt *** Large-scale epic about the life and times of Howard Hughes, focusing on his experiences as a filmmaker, flyer, aircraft designer, and world-class eccentric. DiCaprio is excellent as Hughes and Blanchett is even better as movie star Katharine Hepburn, one of his lovers. The film largely lacks the personal, idiosyncratic touches that distinguish Scorsese's greatest work, though.
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Rachael Jones When author Candace Bushnell stepped off the plane in Sydney, what did she do first? She went shopping of course.
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Jossy è un marchio di jeanseria da donna che veste un pubblico che va dai 16 ai 35 anni. Jeans trattati con abrasioni, molto grintosi, energici ma privi di identità. Nella collezione primavera estate abbiamo inserito anche alcuni capi da uomo.
In this step you will find information about the Brand Builder, who is asking you to propose a Solution for the challenge. He introduces himself (as a Brand of course :) The more you understand about the Brand, the more chances you have to create what is wanted.
IMPORTANT: There is a possibility that the Brand Builder prefers not to disclose who he is, usually for confidentiality reasons. Such Briefs will be published in an anonymous way. In this case the Brand Builder will say as much as he feels comfortable saying.
Here are two EXAMPLES
In case there is no problem with disclosing the identity (VISIBLE):
"NMN -No More Nicotine- is a Brand that promises to counteract the damages to the skin that can be caused by smoking. NMN is distributed in pharmacies and drugstores and its price positioning is middle-high; it is mainly promoted through professional endorsement and is not massively advertised."
In case the Brand doesn't want to disclose his identity (ANONYMOUS):
"Brand counteracting the damages to skin caused by smoking. Its products are distributed in pharmacies and drugstores with a middle-high price positioning; they are mainly promoted through professional endorsement and are not massively advertised."
In summary: Who is your client (in a visible or "anonymous" way :)
Cerchiamo un logo e una grafica che indentifichi i nostri jeans, un'etichetta particolare, un logo messo al posto giusto sul capo così che chi lo vede da lontano sappia distinguere Jossy da un altro jeans o pantalone (tipo la famosa D di dond up o la famosa bandierina rossa di Levi's).
This is the task the Brand Builder asks you to accomplish. If you don't understand it, you are completely out of luck !
"We ask the Creators to develop a print advertising campaign in order to increase Brand's visibility. It will be used in national magazines this spring."
In summary: It's the objective of the client, therefore your objective too !
Il pubblico di riferimento è un pubblico che ama il denim in tutte le forme, ma che non sia un pubblico estremo.
People that the Brand Builder wants you to entertain and persuade to think, feel or do something using your creation. Usually you will read about their age, sex, social level and behaviors. You should always keep that information in mind while creating, as the target audience is the final recipient of what you create.
"Smoking girls and women who would like to quit smoking but can't. Usually health-conscious adults who care about their looks. They feel guilty about smoking because they know it is harmful. They read books about it. This is a real problem for them: it's like "My brain wants something, but my body acts of its own accord". They don't relate to my brand, they are just waiting for a trustworthy "helping hand".
In summary: Get under their skin !
Il target si deve identificare nel denim sobrio, non eccessivo, non eccentrico.
The thing that the Brand Builder wants to make the target audience think/feel/do because of your creation.
Here are some very concrete examples:
∞ Some things people can think/feel:
- There is a new Brand (or product or idea or...) out there
- This Brand is better than the alternatives or than it used to be
- This Brand is worth paying more for
∞ Some things people can do:
- Start buying the Brand's products
- Buy the Brand more often
- Stock more products of the Brand in their outlets
The above written examples are very concrete whilst often the proposition of the Brief is emotional. That's even better as it can be more inspiring!
"We'd like to encourage smokers to use NMN in order to minimize the damage to their health while they are keeping giving up smoking (especially if they've already tried and failed before)."
In summary: Get inside their brain !
Deve credere nel nostro brand perche è il giusto rapporto prezzo-qualità, un denim fatto in italia con un immagine pulita essenziale che puo essere alla portata di tutti.
This is the key to achieving the objective. It is what supports the proposition and makes it believable. Usually it is a rational statement.
"Every cigarette you smoke is causing damage to your appearance. A recent study took several pairs of identical twins where one twin was a lifelong smoker and the other had never smoked. The smokers' skin was a quarter thinner than that of non-smokers, and in some cases there were differences of up to 40%. NMN contains thinning-blocking anti-oxidants which counteract the effect of nicotine on the skin."
In summary: You are looking for arguments? You'll find them here!
Le caratteristiche del nostro capo sono la manifattura e la progettazione italiana, una qualità superiore ad un prezzo inferiore, con un identità ben specifica (dopo aver studiato la grafica, l'immagine, la personalizzazione del capo).
It's who the Brand is. Yes... who!
Treat the Brand as a human being, as it has its own personality. To know the personality of the "client" is fundamental in order to provide a tailor-made job. So, read carefully the listed adjectives...
"Scientific, trustworthy, result-oriented, 'a party' to achieve your goals."
In summary: Imagine the live person !
Su internet creeremo un sito e nei negozi italiani avremo una presentazione e una conferenza stampa nazionale. Sarà fatta anche della pubblicita, volendo potremmo pubblicizzare il nome di chi ha fatto la grafica.
A list of places (or media, or things) where the target audience will see the outcome of your creation. In this step sometimes the Brand will also acknowledge you how much he plans to invest into production. This information will give you an insight whether to create a BIG project or make it small... :)
"This campaign is going to appear in lifestyle- and health-focused women magazines of New Zealand, during the spring of 2009. We plan to invest 500,000 USD, which means approximately buying 100 single pages."
In summary: Consider the medium !
Spero di essere stato chiaro e di trovare la giusta soluzione...
If the Brand has preferences or technical requirements that your Solution has to match, you will find them here.
Here are some items that you may find in this section:
∞ Guidelines or mandatory inclusions (do's and/or don'ts)
∞ Business objectives
∞ Market and competitors overview
∞ Good and bad samples
Depending on the Brief, you may also find some files attached with a logo, pictures of product(s), a template that you should use in order to submit your ideas, or any other file that the Brand wants to share with you. So, study the attachments before starting creating.
In summary: Anything else you need to know (not written in the 7 steps before) !


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Rob McQuown covers more potential draftees for the Scoresheet supplemental draft, which begins in a few hours for most leagues. One of the best aspects of playing Scoresheet baseball is the accessibility of the people who run the game. Jeff Barton, whose comment to Part 1 helped level-set expectations for what the best teams might have, is an active participant on the game forums and blog, where veteran owners also weigh in with their hard-earned experience. Since this is the time of the year when Scoresheet has a few "abandoned" teams looking for friendly homes, it is good to keep in mind that while good teams are indeed quite good, the bar isn't usually set unbelievably high, and while there's a pride of accomplishment in turning a franchise around in Scoresheet baseball, the task isn't nearly as daunting as that faced by real-life GM's who take over for predecessors who may have set the team back for many years. For example, as noted yesterday, the team in the "300" league is charmed, and was fortunate enough to receive a trade offer of Jason Heyward for Javier Vazquez last year, which helped another team win a championship but became an even better deal for Team McQuown with Vazquez becoming a "crossover" in the offseason and Heyward being, well, Heyward. Long story short, without any other trades which could be called "great", the team was in such a bad situation that one expert forum respondee noted, "I see only three definite keepers, trade all the slots you can. Definites: Votto, CarGo, Ethier." [keeper slots can be traded for players or picks]. The team has had 2 straight awful weeks, and still remains in first place this year, however. "Results may vary", as they say, and even yours truly and the team's co-manager didn't see the turnaround happening so quickly. (kudos need to go to co-manager Brian Joseph - Baseball Daily Digest Editor and he who was smart enough to see a great year coming from Barry Zito, not to mention Mike Leake's immediate impact).
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Rob McQuown's first installment of Scoresheet draft candidates for tomorrow's draft contains 20 names and some theory for smart drafting. This author's introduction to Scoresheet baseball was charmed, taking over an abandoned team in the "NL 300" league last July which had the first pick in the June draft. For those who play Scoresheet, it's well-known that the draft which follows the MLB Rule 4 Draft is the strongest, as this is when the new talent is made available. Watching the league's first overall pick from last year, Stephen Strasburg, pitch, "charmed" may be understating things. For those unaccustomed to playing Scoresheet baseball, some background is required: The aforementioned "NL 300" league purportedly contains only National League players (those players whose rights are owned by a National League MLB team). Scoresheet also offers AL and BL (both leagues) teams. The standard configuration is 12 teams in an NL league, which is what "NL 300" has. It's a strong league, having been around for many years, and the rules allow for 2 "crossover" players to be kept in addition to NL players. The standard configuration allows teams to keep many players from year-to-year, with no salary considerations. However, players with MLB experience (beyond "rookie" status) must be kept using one of the team's top 13 picks, while "rookies" can be safely protected using the latter picks. A hypothetical pre-2010 keeper list for a strong NL team might look like: The remainder of this post cannot be viewed at this subscription level. Please click here to subscribe. Everything you wanted to know about the BP Kings Charity Scoresheet Draft. Peter Gammons' unfortunate incident focused the spotlight on cerebral aneurysms, but my connection is more personal. My mother had a cerebral aneurysm rupture way back in 1977 and was fortunate to survive. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Draft Strategy: Be strong at scarce positions offensively, avoided the dreaded Pitcher-AAA as always, and work on building a better bullpen to compensate for the lack of early starting pitchers. I sort of strayed from that strategy by taking John Lackey relatively early, and I might have a problem at second base if Jose Lopez doesn't pan out. I wanted to build a good core under the age of 30, and I did a fairly decent job of that. One of my harder decisions was my first one--Grady Sizemore vs. Joe Mauer. The consensus seems to be that I went the wrong with Sizemore--the consensus could be right, but I get the idea that three years from now Mauer won't be catching as often, to preserve his knees. Maybe that's too far forward to look, but at the same token, I see Sizemore as basically being risk-free.
I participated in the Mock Draft in the Scoresheet newsgroup, and because of that I expected the draft to be a little more prospect-heavy early-on. With the notable exception of Nate Silver, it wasn't, which suits me fine. I'm happy to have Brignac and Adam Miller among my top prospects. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Draft Strategy: Our only real strategy was to get big bats with the first few picks, then turn to pitching. Other than that, we basically reacted to the draft. We had the third pick, and in a league with an obvious top three, that made things easy. The one who's left is your guy, and that was Joe Mauer, whom we were happy to have. When Vernon Wells fell, we felt, to us at No. 22, we had our theme for the early part of the draft: Young, studly up-the-middle guys.
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Scoresheet can be a tough mistress, as BP's Celebrity Scoresheet League crowns a champion.
Kaline Standings, Pitching W L pct. GB
4 Las Vegas Red Sox 86 76 .531 -
10 Page 42s 85 77 .525 1
1 STL Golden Bears 83 79 .512 3
7 Inwood 73 89 .451 13
Fox Standings, Pitching W L pct. GB
11 Street Walkers 80 82 .494 -
2 Tutankhamun 78 84 .481 2
8 Wolfcastle Rainiers 77 85 .475 3
Ruth Standings, Pitching W L pct. GB
3 Montclair Red Sox 92 70 .568 -
9 Jonah Keri 85 77 .525 7
6 Royale with Ortiz 82 80 .506 10
12 RotoWire 78 84 .481 14
We asked the participants of the BP Kings League to share some of their thoughts on the season. Many of them were kind enough to respond with lengthy e-mails detailing nearly their every move. Below are some of the comments of King Kaufman (STL Golden Bears) and Nando DiFino (Street Walkers) on what this season of Scoresheet has meant to them. King Kaufman: I learned a lot about baseball--and also maybe a little something about baseball coverage--playing this game. And I learned a lot of it in the very first week. I could see the coverage: This team is all heart! They never give up! They just keep fighting! Etc.! But there's no heart in this game. It's just a series of baseball events. And I could feel myself anthropomorphizing them (is that the word?), giving them moral shadings, ascribing to them attributes like "grit" and "heart" and "indominability." I don't know that Scoresheet is necessarily a direct translation to real-life baseball. Maybe those elements do exist. Maybe teams are gritty and clutchy and never-say-die-ish, and they succeed in late-inning situations and win close games because of those attributes. Maybe Scoresheet's series of events look like real baseball because the play-by-play comes out looking similar, but it's missing the flesh-and-blood elements that cause those events in real life. On the other hand, maybe baseball really is just a series of events, and we ascribe emotional and moral qualities to the plays and the players just as falsely in real life as I was tempted to do in Scoresheet. I also learned a lot about the role of luck in baseball. I'd always thought of luck as funny bounces, bad hops, bad calls, untimely injuries, that sort of thing. But what is it other than luck, from your point of view, that determines the quality of your opponent? If we'd been a real-life team, the press would have roasted us for that 1-9 stretch in early September. We choked. All that would have been visible would have been the nine losses. We could have lamely said, "They just played great," and it would have sounded like a bad excuse. But that's what it was, in Scoresheet anyway. That's the lesson I'd learned when I wrote, after the Tigers beat the Yankees in the playoffs, that from the Yankees point of view, they'd gotten unlucky because they'd run into a Tigers team that, all of a sudden, after sucking the previous week, was playing dynamite baseball. A lot of readers took that to mean the Tigers won by getting lucky, but that's not what I meant. I meant what I said: The Yankees got unlucky. If they'd caught the same Tigers who got swept by the Royals, they'd have won the series easily playing exactly the same way. Nando DiFino: May 10, 2006 12:00 am
Jonah checks in with news from the BP celebrity Scoresheet league. Scoresheet's premise is simple: Instead of using rotisserie baseball rules, Scoresheet forces combatants to construct a full, balanced roster, just like any major league team not named the Royals would. That means a strong starting nine, a full five-man rotation, deep bullpen and useful bench. Scoresheet then runs simulations of games every week, with the game results based on what the fielded players did in real life that week. There's a 162-game regular season, followed by the playoffs. The winner of AL-Kings is the one that wins the World Series. The prize is $1,000 donated to the charity of his choice, courtesy of BP. Sounds simple in theory. But in practice, AL-Kings has been, in many ways, more about the how-tos on handling roster attrition than anything else. With 12 teams drafting, no payroll restrictions tilting talent one way or another and 12 capable GMs at the helm, building a strong roster top-to-bottom proved a tough task. In many ways, AL-Kings is Under The Knife, writ large: The winner of the league might very well be the team that best manages to avoid--and make up for--the injuries that plague every major league team. April 4, 2006 12:00 am
Our first update of the year on the AL-Kings Celebrity Scoresheet League. It's the BP Kings League. This isn't rotisserie, which is the Blue Collar TV to Scoresheet's Dennis Miller. This is a simulation of baseball, with the winner receiving the title of Greatest Baseball Analyst in the History of Mankind, with the losers fed to sharks for our entertainment. March 21, 2006 12:00 am
Jonah Keri introduces us to the participants in Baseball Prospectus' Celebrity Scoresheet League. Even the most die-hard Rotisserie player would stop short of calling the game a perfect proxy for the real thing, though. Roto's focus on statistics such as RBI, stolen bases, saves and wins are enough to make any card-carrying stathead scurry for the soothing comfort of his VORP tables. Luckily there are games that do a better job of replicating real-life baseball. Strat-O-Matic incorporates such elements as defense and strategic decisions (taking the extra base, bunting, hit-and-run plays) into its game. Strat does fall short in one element though, as it relies on the previous season's stats to generate the action. "What, Derrek Lee hit another three-run homer? Shocking!" Scoresheet Baseball, on the other hand, combines realistic game results with current-year statistics. If Eric Chavez goes 11-for-24 in a given week, you get the benefit of that offensive outburst and Chavez's Gold Glove defense during the corresponding week on the Scoresheet schedule. Scoresheet has a few flaws too. It doesn't account for park effects for one, making Rockies hitters and Nationals pitchers appear more valuable than they are in reality. Still, it's a challenging, fun-to-play game that's a departure from traditional rotoball. August 10, 1999 12:00 am


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1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
Consider the system CO2(g) + H2(g) <====> CO(g) + H2O(g) Initially, 0.25 mol of water vapour and 0.2 mol of carbon monoxide are placed in a 1.00 L reaction vessel. At equilibrium, spectroscopic evidence shows that 0.1 mol of carbon dioxide is present. Calculate K for the reaction. 2. Relevant equations equilibrium law 3. The attempt at a solution So writing down the equilibrium law we get. Kc = [CO][H2O]/[CO2][H2] Now we need to find the unknowns. We know 3/4 of the reaction's concentrations but how do you find the forth? An ice table wont work since we don't have a Kc value and without a given H2 value we can't calculate Kc. Stoichometry sounds useless since the system is in equilibrium so what the heck. How do you solve this problem? |
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You were already answered somewhere else, but let me repeat: stoichiometry is a key.
Think this way: you start with 25 molecules of water and 20 molecules of carbon monoxide. At equlibrium you find there are 10 molecules of carbon dixode. There were 20 atoms of carbon in the system - if 10 are in the form of dioxide, other 10 must be still in the form of monoxide. That means that 10 molecules of monoxide reacted with water molecules - stoichiometry of the reaction tells you how many molecules of water reacted and how many molecules of hydrogen were produced. |
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However, in low light situations the focusing mechanism started to suffer, especially when the battery was running low. You will see that image quality dips indoors, without using flash. A tripod and a higher ISO setting can help, but look out for a lot of noise and fringing in images at anything beyond ISO 200. At ISO 400, many pictures lacked detail.
If you intend to bring this camera for an extended period of night shooting, like I did on July 4th, make sure you have plenty of spare batteries on hand. The S600 uses up battery power very quickly with extensive use of the flash. Add to that the fact that you don't have an optical viewfinder, so you're completely reliant on the LCD screen. In addition, there is no button to temporarily switch off the display when it's not in use.
Overall, the Digimax S600 is a passable entry-level camera for the first time digital camera buyer on a tight budget, but if you are more concerned with image quality in low light situations, you might want pony up a little more cash and look at other models in the Samsung family, like the L60 and L85, or other entry-level models from other manufacturers.
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Martinsburg was the 18th-largest school in 2002, but grew into the third largest this year. All told, Hampshire, Hedgesville, Jefferson, Martinsburg, Musselman and Washington high schools are among the 24 largest schools in terms of enrollment in the Mountain State.
"D.C. and Baltimore, Frederick is growing," Salfia said. "It's not just D.C., it's all around. It's one of the spots that is growing right now. The cost of living is cheaper in West Virginia, so you live in West Virginia and work in Frederick or work in Baltimore."
The relative change in the cost of living from area to area impacts the enrollment in the schools.
"If somebody lives here (in the Kanawha Valley) and moves up there, they might say, 'Wow, I can't afford a house there,'" Matheny said. "If we go 15 minutes into Frederick County, either end, we're like, 'We can't live there.'"
Hampshire is the furthest Eastern Panhandle Class AAA school from the Baltimore area - about two hours - but has increased its enrollment by 410 students since 2002.
Jefferson, which has the most big-school baseball titles of any school in West Virginia, won its last in 2011 when it was the 14th-largest school. Perhaps not coincidentally, it won back-to-back titles (1998-99), when it was the fourth-largest school. Coach John Lowery Sr., who has more than 1,000 career victories, also won three consecutive titles from 1991-93, but enrollment numbers couldn't be retrieved from that period. Jefferson is the only school among the six aforementioned to have fewer students than it did in 2002.
"Any time you have growth like that and you have more kids in an area, you'll have more to choose from," Matheny said. "With having said that, the Eastern Panhandle has had good baseball for a long time."
Among the biggest concerns among schools in the Eastern Panhandle is the potential for transfers.
Although students are required to attend the school that is located in the district in which they reside, some coaches said there are ways around the rules.
Much like the Kanawha Valley, the close proximity of schools in the area leads to transferring and, eventually, imbalance.
According to Google maps, Hampshire is the furthest school from the other seven in the panhandle. However, the longest distance from any of the two schools - not including Hampshire - is 26.7 miles (Washington to Hedgesville).
Martinsburg and Hedgesville are just 6.8 miles apart. Spring Mills is only 7.9 miles from Martinsburg and located in the same city.
While it might not be as prevalent in a sport such as baseball, transferring isn't out of the question.
"You can not choose," Matheny said. "Wherever you live, you go. Kids will find ways. It is what it is. There are rules in place, but they find a way."
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The first glimpse we get of our hero in the new book Roger Ailes: Off Camera isn't promising. The author, Zev Chafets, sits with Ailes at his 10-year-old son's basketball game at an Upper East Side prep school. It's a truth universally acknowledged: A man is never less appealing than when he is watching his son play sports. If he wanted to charm the reader, Ailes would have been better off posing in a terry-cloth bathrobe at seven in the morning before his first cup of coffee. With a bad case of flu. And a hangover.
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Elvis was a man of his word, you're right Lisarose! I also think if Elvis didn't love Priscilla, then he would have left her in Germany and that would have been the end of it...Instead, he brought her over to live at Graceland, so I do think they loved each other...
I think Elvis loved both women but differently. Ann was the kind of woman he had "fun" with but he would never have settled down and married her. Priscilla was the kind of woman he wanted for a wife. Like her or not, Priscilla was the one he chose to marry and Priscilla is the mother of his child.
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HTC Butterfly S & HTC Desire 600 Dual SIM Smartphones Unveiled
HTC Butterfly S & HTC Desire 600 Dual SIM Smartphones Unveiled
HTC has announced the HTC Butterfly S and the HTC Desire 600 dual sim. Both devices come packed with the new HTC Sense 5 UI, as well as proprietary HTC technologies BlinkFeed and BoomSound, with the Butterfly S additionally featuring HTC Zoe.
HTC Butterfly S
Armed with a 1.9GHz quad-core processor, the 5-inch smartphone employs the Android Jelly Bean platform, and boasts a staggering 3,200mAh of battery power. With the Full HD Super LCD 3 display, the HTC BlinkFeed transforms the home screen into a customizable, vibrant stream stream of live information, delivering current content from social updates, news, and articles at a glance. With local and global content drawn from more than 1,400 media sources, BlinkFeed pulls more than 10,000 articles from media companies including AOL, ESPN, MTV, The Financial Times, and Reuters. HTC BoomSound's dual front-facing stereo speakers and two dedicated amplifiers lets you listen to music, play games, and watch videos with less distortion and more clarity, on top of integration with Beats Audio.
Additionally, the mobile device's UltraPixel Camera captures 300% more light than conventional smartphone camera sensors, ensuring quality shots even in low light conditions. With its advanced editing capabilities and functionality of HTC Zoe, users can create the perfect picture wherever they may be. Coupled with the UltraPixel Camera is a 2.1-megapixel ultra-wide-angle front-facing camera, which allows room for you and your friends to capture more natural self portraits without compromising on detail.
There's also Video Highlights, a part of HTC Butterfly S' living, breathing gallery. Automatically creating 30-second shows accompanied by a soundtrack of your choosing, Video Highlights requires no professional editing software but produces visually stunning, instantly sharable online videos.
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The first mid-range handset to offer the HTC latest Sense 5 experience with BlinkFeed and BoomSound, the 4.5-inch dual sim smartphone comes equipped with a 1.2GHz quad-core processor, and the Android Jelly Bean OS. Running on the "dual active" system, it allows you to have two SIM cards active at all times, enabling you to receive a call on one line, even if you are already using the other. Featuring a 4.5-inch Super LCD 2 display, the mobile device offers a 8-megapixel rear camera and a 1.6-megapixel front-facing camera, along with Video Highlights.
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Glimpses of Kerala - 3: Kumarakom Backwaters
Published: November 12th 2013Asia » India » Kerala » KumarakomGlimpses of Kerala – 3: Kumarkom Backwaters Kerala is known for Kovalam beaches, backwaters of Alleppy and Kumarkom, wildlife sanctuary of Periyar and Thekkady and tea gardens of hill station Munnar. But the feast to the eyes start with the moment your taxi starts on the curvaceous roads sending your compass needle crazy. The roads in most parts of the Kerala where we travelled were in excellent condition (except around Munnar) - in spite of almost daily rain showers. Gujarat boasts of good roads but they turn in to pot holes with just 10 inches of rain. And still the distances have to be measured in hours and not in kilometers because of high density of population and hilly terrain. In more than 1000 kms of travelling that we did in Kerala we did not find ... read more
Discovering Backwater Beauty of Home Land
Published: September 8th 2013Asia » India » Kerala » KumarakomMonsoon! Monsoon........ I really feel like dancing in the chill and thrill of rain, very nostalgic! Isn't it? If I start talking about my rain memories, I doubt I could stop talking… It was in the monsoon of 2010, I visited my friend Shafeekh in Kollam District of my home land Kerala. He was a newbie journalist then who just started knowing politics of journalism and the journalism in politics. Its another story that he had to leave the place of work where people could not comprehend him ;) I reached in Kottayam late at evening, and stayed in a small room of Shafeekh which was in an old apartment, looked like a residing spot for wondering souls. After dinner, We spoke a lot and he introduced me some characters there in Kottayam. Slept. In the ... read more
Thekkady to Kumarakon We bid a fond farewell to Cardamom County Hotel, such a great hotel except no Internet, well they have it but it just didn't work. The staff were lovely. Another warm sunny day and we set off in our air conditioned car to drive to Kumarakon. Passing coffee plantations and more tea plantations, rubber plantations and so much rich lush vegetation. The houses are smart,and our driver tells us that we are passing through a mainly Christian area. One of the towns is mainly settled by people from Tamal, the people in neighbouring Sri Lanka who were unsuccessful in creating a separate state for themselves in that country. Stopped at a cattle market, it was hot and the cattle were being herded into trucks, it wasn't pleasant to watch so we continued on ... read more
A lost paradise : Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary
Published: June 23rd 2012Asia » India » Kerala » KumarakomChennai-Trivandrum Mail dropped me at Kottayam early in the morning around 7:20 am. Kottayam railway station was one with not much 'hue and cry' like any major railway stations. Usually most of the Kerala rail stations are not big as you expect. However, I slowly came out of the station took a long breath. Monsoon had arrived in Kerala and the aroma of fresh rain was felt early this am. This is what I like about Kerala, not 'brag and drags' of auto drivers, no unnecessary bargains from the porters. It was all peaceful. As I read in some journals, Kottayam lays at the base of The Western Ghats so the roads, streets has a bit of undulating curves which means one has to walk up and down in quite often. I didn't see many hotels ... read more
We are off on one huge trip to experience India from the eyes of the 'every-day', local, desi, son-of-the-soil Indian. We have been driving across India for over 10 years now and we have almost always stayed at resorts or hotels (except in towns where we have had a chance to shack up with friends and family). We have never experienced the Home-Stay hospitality. The reasons are many... we did not know where to find them... or what to expect in a home-stay... are they clean... will it be like a 'paying guest' thing... will we share a room with others... what will the food be like... and the toilets?... oh so many questions. It's not like we have always stayed at 5 star hotels... just that we expect a little bit of cleanliness and privacy... ... read more
Dear All, As you all know this week I have enjoyed a visit from a family member back home - my mum! But before I launch into what we did for the last ten days I shall first tell you of how I got there. As I was at the time risiding in a little beach shack in a place called Om beach in the region of Karnataka there were not too many places around where I could go and book a train ticket so I found this little place on the beach and told this little man the details of where I was heading etc. So he tap tap tapped away on his computer and told me of which route I would have to take. A few days later I found myself on the train ... read more


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ken_b - 11:53 pm on Sep 9, 2005 (gmt 0)
And some kinds of sites, like forums, can be notoriously hard to wring a dollar out of via adsense. People apparently have done it, but from posts here it doesn't seem to be the norm. So we're left with the "dififferent sites perform differently" picture. Nevertheless, with the kind of traffic you are getting, I'd be inclined to try it. Can you try it on a section of your site without reworking the whole site? If so that might be an option.
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