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Apparently if it's over a year they won't replace it even if it's "defective". That's just ridiculous.
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New smart covers work with the newest iPad, older covers might or might not, has something to do with the magnets and polarity of them. I don't know that it is Apple's fault as much as progress and improving things over time. So, if your smart cover is over 6 months old, you bought it for your older iPad and it worked fine.
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when did you get your smart cover? - this is a known issue with the early smart covers - Apple changed the polarity of the magnets in the iPad 3 so early smart covers dont work with it - if you got your smart cover in late 2011 or 2012 it should work (mine does)
I dont know what Apple's policy is about exchanging the old smart covers for people who have Ipad3's - but you can always ask - also the smart cover has a 1 year warranty so you might be able to get it replaced under that
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I have tried 2 original cases and also 7 aftermarket cases and none of them will work for my iPad3. But everyone of them works for my iPad2 even though 4 (2 apple and 2 aftermarket) of them are made specifically for the ipad3, they will work the 2 but not the 3 correctly. You have to constantly adjust the unit inside and hope it doesn't move when you are doing other things. This is obviously a lack of quality control or a case of someone deciding just get it released and we will work on a new case later, something Steve Jobs would have never allowed to happen. If it didn't work you don't release it. But now that it's all about shoving things out the door to pick up the Capitol based on our existing reputation and people willing to buy our products we can use our power in foolish ways until the company gets known for these types of things and looses it rep. Face it had this happened when Steve Jobs was around he would have made the effort to correct it with all who bought the new products that aren't working right. What a cluster f$&@.
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When you mention "original cases" are you referring to current generation Apple smart covers? If you read this thread you'll see that there was a revision to the smart cover line last year and some or all of the older versions (which look identical except for color) don't work properly with the new iPad. Solution? Buy a smart cover directly from an Apple store so you know you're getting the current version of the authentic product. If you recently purchased an older version of the Apple smart cover from a reseller, you may get it replaced for free at a local Apple store.
Oh and please ask some smart questions and do some research before spouting nonsense about Apple's poor quality control or decline after Job's death. The old smart covers worked perfectly with the iPad 2, for which they were designed. The newer smart covers work perfectly with the iPad 3.
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Is this limited to the old Smart Covers, the one with the grey inside?
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My iPad2 cover isn't working with my new iPad.
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Take it to the nearest Apple store, tell them you bought it recently online (assuming it's not in bad shape), and they should replace it with the updated version that works no the new iPad.
The older ones sometimes had the magnets in the wrong position...
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i havent read all the responses to this so it may already be answered - when did you get the Smar Cover? - Apple changed the polarity of the magnets on the new Ipad - Smart Covers made from late 2011 on work but earlier ones do not because of the polarity issue - I have a Smartcover that works fine on the Ipad3 because i got in in 2012.
I have heard (but cant guarantee) that Apple will exchange your Smart Cover for free for oe that does work on the Ipad3 - but you should contact Applecare or an Apple store to be sure
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Ensure you have turn on the smart cover features on the ipad, and ensure the smart cover you buy are compatible with the iPad. New iPad 3: How to Enable/Disable Smart Cover
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I read about the polarity thing too. I have for the sat month used an STM Skinny 3, but although they had corrected the polarity, it still didn't wake and sleep due to magnet proximity issues when the tab was engaged to keep it closed.
So, I went shopping for an Apple Smart Case. The way to tel the new case from old stock is as follows: on the front of the new one it has the words "iPad Smart Case" whereas the old one is blank. Also, on the back of the box on the bottom left, the fine print states on the old one it is compatible with iPad2, whereas the new one says it is compatible with iPad2 or later. So my Apple smart case works just fine with my New iPad. I have a Belkin ultra thin shell on the back, which has an additional magnet to hold the case flipped back, which is nice.
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I think I solved it. I'm using an iPad 3 and my smart cover wasn't turning on or off my screen when shut, it was just a settings problem for me. What did is: go to 'settings' - 'general' and turned on the option "iPad cover Lock/Unlock". I must have turned it off by accident, but it works now. Hope this helps.
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Hi guys all you gonna do is turn your iPad opposite , I had a case it's the same prob that you guys had it's not turning off when I close the cover but then I turn my iPad down and it's finally working hope it helps
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The product is called Sage One. That name gives you an indication of their target market, because they generally name their products for the number of employees in the typical company they support - Sage 50, Sage 200, Sage ERP 1000 and so on. One is aimed at sole traders and small firms who don't have an in house bookkeeper or accountant. It comes in three flavours - cashbook, accounts, and an accountants edition to help an accountant or practice collaborate and exchange information with their smaller clients. This product fits firmly underneath their "bread and butter" Sage 50 product, and at first glance you might think it overlaps Sage Instant, but from my first look it has significantly less functionality than "Instant" - even their own positioning contrasts One against "our powerful desktop software, Sage Instant Accounts or Sage 50 Accounts". They certainly have kept it simple! It's low cost - £5/month for cashbook, £10/month for accounts and accountants get their edition for £250 a year, or free if they are in the Sage Accountants Club.
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Frankly I disagree. I've signed up and played with the product, and most of those 50 SaaS competitors have a lot more functionality than this offering. Sage One has a very basic coding structure, limited reporting, no drill down, and although I can produce a PDF sales invoice I can't customize it with my own logo - surely that's essential? The only place there is any hint of sophistication is in handling VAT, where all the options are covered and you can pull off a csv download of VAT transactions. You can't get at your data anywhere else (although I haven't seen the accountants edition). As Dennis Howlett says:
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Just a quick aside. Looking back on the week's blog and media coverage of this topic, I'm struck by the fact that most of the reporting merely regurgitates the Sage One press release and launch quotes, with precious little analysis of the product itself. Bloggers Dennis Howlett (arguably the primary resource for new thinking in the UK's accounting space), Duane Jackson (of competitor Kashflow), and Ed Molyneux (of competitor FreeAgent who work with Iris) have done a proper job with some serious commentary. Don't you think we should expect more from our accounting and technology press?
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The thing that I can't fathom is where all the time and investment has gone in getting Sage One to this point (as well as wondering why they should launch a new product during the busiest month for most accountants). Sage say they have been developing this for a year using Ruby on Rails technology and have been engaged with 100s of customers in heavy testing for the last 6 months. I identify with Duane Jackson when he says:
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Most Ruby developers I know would look at Sage One and wholeheartedly agree. In addition, where as most SaaS developers provide regular new releases as part of the subscription service every few weeks, or at least once a quarter, Sage only have2 further releases of additional functionality planned for 2011. That doesn't give me any confidence that the web 2.0 development approach and Cloud culture is finding a home inside Sage.
On the Cloud topic, Sage have already provided hosted options for some of their existing products like SalesLogix and Sage ERP 1000. They say they will be will come out with SaaS offerings for CRM, HR and payroll in the near future, and last October Paul Stobart the Sage UK CEO of the time told Silicon.com:
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For me, this is the significant message out of the Sage One announcement. My company partners with online accounting provider Twinfield and we certainly welcome Sage's entry to the market. I believe it will validate Cloud and SaaS offerings for accountants in business and in practice in a way that no amount of marketing from us Cloud evangelists ever could. I agree with Ed that the rising tide will help the rest of us.
However, I can't help feeling this is too little, too late for Sage. They've come out with a product for the bottom end of the market, designed so that it doesn't compete with their core offerings. I can see this could work for the large number of micro businesses we have in the UK, but I can't see the accountants who work with those companies getting excited by anything in here. There is a new breed of accountant (like The Wow Company) who want to make a difference and help grow those entrepreneurs, and this is too basic - they'll fall back to Excel or look elsewhere for tools that can help them do that. It's a welcome toe in the water, but Sage could have done this years ago. They have left the door to the Cloud accounting market open for a decade and 50 or more competitors have started or arrived in the UK from overseas. Sage are very lucky that Intuit, who have a very strong SaaS accounting offering in the USA, hasn't bothered to pay much attention to the 51st state. Since their early product successes, Sage have become known as a company who grows by acquiring products and putting them in to maintenance mode. Here they had an opportunity to show some real innovation, but they haven't. In avoiding disrupting their existing on premise product families, all they've done is given Cloud an endorsement that the rest of the competition can capitalize on.
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"When you're making timeless music it doesn't matter how much time you take making it," Fashawn revealed. "You know what I'm saying? Fans are gonna wait for it if you're a quality artist. So I feel like I am that. So it's no worries. No rush either."
Fashawn also spoke on his project's contrasting title which he says is a combination of his past and present lifestyles.
"Champagne & Styrofoam Cups what it means to me is champagne represents the success, the fame, and the fortune. Everything that's positive about my lifestyle," said the rapper. "And the Styrofoam cups is like a reflection of the life I lived prior to the life I live now. And everything I had to do to attain the shit I got now. It's really just me trying to find that balance in my life right now."
Fashawn's Champagne & Styrofoam Cups mixtape was released earlier in the week on November 20.
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Advice From Cleveland's Top VC Exec: Hire Older Workers
You don't need to put down roots in New York or Silicon Valley to thrive in business today. John Dearborn, president of the nonprofit VC JumpStart Inc., offers three tips for maximizing resources in a mid-sized city.
Nowadays, anyone can start a business anywhere and thrive. We've seen it in all corners of the country, from mobile-app makers in Durham [3], North Carolina, to iPad kiosk manufacturers in Salt Lake City [4], Utah. And yet. Nothing quite compares to bumping into top VC execs at Duane Reade and taking b-school classes at Stanford alongside guys from Google and YouTube [5]. Innovation might abound across the United States [6], but in the resources department, New York and Silicon Valley still play lead.
That's not to suggest that smaller cities aren't rife with incubators, investors, and other support needed to succeed in business. It's just that sometimes it's hard to know where to look. Here, John Dearborn, president of the Cleveland-based nonprofit VC firm JumpStart Inc. [7], shares three tips for maximizing resources in mid-sized cities.
Let us now praise older men (and women).
"When you think of startups, you tend to think of what the popular press covers, Facebook and really young firms," Dearborn says. But focusing on sexy young things can miss an enormous swath of potential innovators with experience under their belts. JumpStart's average applicant is in his mid-40s and out of traditional industry--not necessarily your hip-innovator profile, but definitely undervalued.
Many of these older entrepreneurs bring ideas that were the results of recreational tinkering, either at the lab or the factory: useful innovations their bosses deemed either too small-potatoes or too off-industry to pursue, Dearborn says. Others walk in the door with their early-retirement package in hand, looking to fund phase two of their careers. "Older workers bring not just experience with them, they bring a whole network of people" to realize the idea, Dearborn says.
Need investors? Look under a rock.
A frequent complaint among entrepreneurs in smaller markets is lack of investment dollars. It's not unwarranted: If you live in Grand Rapids [8] or Greenville [9] or Bismarck [10], you won't be rubbing shoulders with the VC big boys. But that shouldn't stop you. Many mid-sized cities are teeming with investors, if you know where to look.
Northeast Ohio, for instance, has a plethora of community investment funds, microlenders, and private-equity and accelerator funds, bolstered by statewide resources like Ohio Capital Fund and Ohio Third Frontier Fund. Goldman Sachs just contributed $15 million in capital to Cleveland [11] via its 10,000 Small Businesses initiative. Ohio also has the nation's largest angel funds (Ohio TechAngels Fund in Columbus, North Coast Angel in Cleveland) according to the Angel Capital Association [12]. Collectively JumpStart calculates Ohio-based organizations like these have offered $1 billion in startup capital in the last five years--that's since the Great Recession hit. Not too shabby for a Rust Belt state in post-deindustrialized America.
Repurpose old industries.
Manufacturing is back in vogue, though obviously not on the scale it once was. That has created opportunities for many mid-sized cities to adapt existing industrial facilities and skilled workers to the demands of the 21st century. "Say you're a startup making widgets," Dearborn says. "You need to get that widget prototyped, get your early runs done, iterate a dozen times to perfect it. You want to do all that close to home. You'll worry about the per-unit cost later."
In Cleveland, clean-tech firms like Echogen Power Systems [13] commercialize waste-heat from factories and other facilities into re-useable energy, while ABSMaterials [14] cleans up volatile industrial spills with "nanosands" and reactive glass products. Firms like these aim to benefit when China's traditional manufacturing hits the same speed bumps ours once did.
A more offbeat example of repurposed manufacturing skills is Cleveland Whiskey [15], a bourbon distillery that accelerates production times, reducing costs and still yielded a mellow, smooth-drinkin' product. Its patent-pending process borrows from its founder's experience in engineering and thermodynamics--but ultimately stems from bootleg liquors he made in the Navy using sea-water condensers.
"I love the normalcy of Cleveland. There's regular people there." That back-handed praise (from the king of normal himself, Drew Carey) captures the way your average bi-coastal snob feels about, well, pretty much any city that isn't New York, San Francisco or L.A. But the rewards for entrepreneurs in smaller cities can be manifold: lower operating costs, fewer distractions, and heck, maybe even a happier life. America's innovative streak runs much deeper than its coast-centric media image; it takes a true visionary to mine it.
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Sometimes the simplest drills can be the most effective, and in my mind, two young athletes and a corner flag is a recipe for sport conditioning and athleticism training.
Everyone has come across the concept of cross-training before.
Anyone with kids in soccer leagues around Vancouver knows that almost all leagues are on a break.
Explosiveness I had to opportunity this weekend to watch my good client Levon Kendall display the athleticism we've been working on during a basketball tournament at Kits beach in Vancouver.
Performance sport conditioning Rob Williams, Practicing Kinesiologist and Medical Exercise Specialist Williams Health Group
Integrated Strength and Co-ordination A great concept to remember in developmental athletics is that nothing in the human body works in isolation.
The Athletic Experience For many adults, the fondest memories of our youth are related to athletic achievements and experiences.
It's been a number of years now that I've been adapting sprawl exercise variations for identifying and addressing stability and movement pattern imbalances in athletes. Of all of the exercise options in my repertoire, I find these to be the most valuable.
More and more I rely on photos and videos to educate athletes and coaches about athleticism and movement quality. The statement that "a picture is worth a thousand words" really is true when it comes to analyzing and adjusting movement and body position during sport.
This is hard-core baseball season for many of the families I know, and I'm spending about 15 hours a week watching and coaching young ball players. I'm not a baseball expert but what I do observe is the difference in functional and athletic movement between the various players and age groups. One of my most important observations is about the importance of flexibility in keeping these young ball players safe and injury free. Whether it's having the rotational flexibility to fully swing a bat with smooth efficiency, or just being able to crouch comfortably to play the backcatcher position, the more flexible athletes move fluidly and don't get pulled off-balance by tight muscles. Of course it's also necessary for the players to have enough strength to perform the movements effectively.
Nearly every day I'm confronted with an athlete who is working through performance flaws or injuries that I believe are strongly related to their body position and alignment. Every human body is different, but it's worthwhile for coaches, parents and athletes themselves to train their eye to look for significant asymmetries or misalignments.
Our muscles move us and protect us. They burn calories and create energy. They're unbelievably important, and we need to make sure that we take good care of them. In the last few weeks I've come across four people who've had significant muscle strains in their quadriceps or hamstrings. All are athletic individuals, and the ages have ranged from 12-50 years old, with three males and one female.
Rob Williams, Practising Kinesiologist and Medical Exercise Specialist, Williams Health Group This past weekend, I had a great reminder about sport and about life.
The human spine is pretty incredible. This complicated skeletal structure protects our spinal cord, while supporting our head and providing a central pillar of strength for the rest of our body. In an athlete's spine, the forces of the muscles that are firing during the necessary sport-specific activities are all transferred through the spine to the ground, or to an opponent.
I love coaching young athletes. I find it's a great way to influence these developing minds and bodies, while also continuing to observe and expand my knowledge about different movement patterns. It's also an opportunity to learn the tactics and strategies of other coaches. As assistant coach of the Forest Hills Little League's NL Blue Jays, I have the pleasure of working with head coach Nick Curalli, who clearly knows much more about baseball than I ever will. More importantly, he knows a lot about teaching.


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Five New Products Launched Across Bikini Ready® Weight Loss Lifestyle and Surgex® Sports Nutrition Lines, Supported by Extensive Marketing Roll-Out
Inergetics' Products Now Available in over 10,000 stores, Following Successful Retail Launch of Martha Stewart™ Essentials in October 2013
NEWARK, N.J., Jan. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Inergetics, Inc. (NRTI), a leading developer of nutritional supplements, today showcases new products at this year's ECRM Tradeshow in Chicago.
Building off a successful fourth quarter of 2013, which saw the number of stores selling Inergetics' products grow from 8,000 to more than 10,000 – in addition to an expanded online and international presence, Inergetics is releasing extensions of its Bikini Ready® Weight Loss Lifestyle and Surgex® Sports Nutrition lines.
"2013 was a year of enormous progress and achievement at Inergetics," said Mike James, CEO. "We are delighted to debut our new lines at this year's ECRM and look forward to discussing with industry leaders our full portfolio of products – including, of course, Martha Stewart™ Essentials which has been well received by consumers since its launch late last year and continues to perform strongly across our retail network. Additionally, we continue our growing support of the line with national FSIs for Martha Stewart™ Essentials set to drop in more than 40 million homes across the U.S. this week and throughout the year."
To promote its new and existing franchises, Inergetics is running extensive integrated advertising campaigns across targeted national print and digital media all year long. This roll-out also utilizes the firm's roster of spokespeople, including pro surfers' Anastasia Ashley and Christa Alves, as well as NFL rookie standouts Keenan Allen, San Diego Chargers and David Amerson, Washington Redskins.
"As I look forward to the year ahead, I'm excited by our plans to further expand our offering with innovative nutritional supplements that are targeted to meet the evolving needs of consumers as they seek to lead better and healthier lives," said James.
For more information, or to speak with Mike James, CEO, and Jim Kras, CMO, please contact Inergetics at 908-604-2500 or visit ECRM Booth Lindbergh A-Entry at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare, 9300 W Bryn Mawr Ave, Rosemont, IL 60018, January 13th – 15th, 2014.
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Last Friday at the Gifford Park Neighborhood Market, I got my first glimpse of onions.
The Big Muddy Urban Farm booth was selling summer onions, yellow and white with long stems on the tops. Summer onions are sweet enough to be eaten raw and when caramelized, get even sweeter. They peak in September and should be available at many Omaha markets in the coming weeks.
It's best to store onions in dark, dry places, like the pantry; don't store them in plastic bags, which encourage mold and sprouting.
This week's recipe bridges the late summer and early fall with hearty grains and a sweet pomegranate dressing. If you don't care for bulgur, substitute quinoa. If you cannot find the pomegranate molasses, sold at some grocery stores and Middle Eastern markets, you can substitute by either reducing down a bottle of pomegranate juice or using one part honey mixed with one part cider vinegar.
Recipe: Bulgur and Black-Eyed Pea Salad with Tomatoes, Onions and Pomegranate Dressing
For the dressing:
• � cup pomegranate molasses
• 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
• 2 large garlic cloves
For the salad
• 3 tablespoons olive oil
• 1� cups chopped onion
• 2 cups small-grain bulgur (about 10 ounces)
• 2 cups warm water
• 3 red jalape�o chiles, thinly sliced into rounds
• 1 cup canned black-eyed peas, rinsed, drained (from 15�-ounce can)
• 1 cup chopped fresh basil (preferably purple basil)
• 3 large green onions, chopped
• 2 cups chopped seeded diced plum tomatoes (about � pound)
• � cup walnuts, toasted, chopped
For dressing:
Combine pomegranate molasses and oil in a small bowl. Using garlic press, press garlic into mixture and whisk to blend. Season dressing to taste with salt and pepper.
For salad:
Heat oil in heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add chopped onion and saute until translucent, about 6 minutes.
Add bulgur; stir 1 minute. Add 2 cups warm water, cover, and simmer until water is absorbed, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat.
Mix in jalape�o chiles, then black-eyed peas, basil and green onions. Cover skillet and let stand 5 minutes. Transfer bulgur mixture to large bowl. Mix in dressing. Season salad to taste with salt and pepper.
Just before serving, mix tomatoes into salad and sprinkle with nuts.
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PS C:\> $shell.specialfolders
You should see all the special Windows folders. Unfortunately, not all COM functionality translates properly to PowerShell. In VBScript I could use $shell.specialfolders("desktop") to retrieve just the desktop folder, but not in PowerShell. But you can execute methods:
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Having access to these methods provides a transition to moving completely to PowerShell. But sometimes the older ways still work just fine:
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Or the COM objects offer functionality that you don't have in PowerShell, or perhaps an easier approach:
PS C:\> $fso=new-object -com "scripting.filesyste mobject" PS C:\> $fso.drives | where {$_.drivetype -eq 2} | Select Path,AvailableSpace,FreeSpace,TotalSize Path AvailableSpace FreeSpace TotalSize -- -------------- --------- --------- C: 136613888 136613888 4285337600 E: 256651264 256651264 1069253632
Remember we're still working with objects, so we can leverage the PowerShell pipeline and take advantage of the best of both worlds. You'll also discover that if you want to work with other apps -- such as Word, Excel or even Apple iTunes -- you can with PowerShell and its support for COM objects. Create a COM object, pipe it to Get-Member to discover its methods and properties and start using it immediately in PowerShell without writing a single line of script.
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PlayStation 3 price cut official: 60GB PS3 now just $500
Sony has confirmed that the PS3 has gotten a $100 price cut, and that the 60GB model is now available for $500.
Last Friday, we reported a rumor about the PS3 getting a $100 price cut, based on a Circuit City flier that's been circulating the blogs. Well, it's not a rumor anymore. Sony just confirmed that the PlayStation 3 is indeed getting getting a fair bit cheaper.
Starting this week, the 60GB PS3 will retail for $500, the same price as the now-defunct 20GB PS3. If you had your heart set on spending $600 on a PlayStation 3, have no fear; the price drop makes room for the new 80GB PS3 bundle Sony also announced today. Taking the 60GB PS3's old price point, the new high-end PlayStation will sport a larger hard drive and come with the grimy-but-pretty racing game Motorstorm.
At $500, the PS3 is still just a bit more expensive than competing consoles, including the Xbox 360 Elite (Microsoft's high-end console comes with a 120GB hard drive, but lacking the PS3's built-in Wi-Fi, media reader, or Blu-ray support). On the other hand, with many Blu-ray players still running over $600, this price cut could still be a good deal for home theater buffs, even if they don't want to play video games. The price cut is effective now, so you should be able to go to your nearest game/electronics store and find a PlayStation 3 at its new, lower price.
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Crust: 1-1/4 cups crushed vanilla wafers 3/4 cup finely chopped almonds 1/4 cup sugar 1/3 cup butter, melted Filling: 4 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened 1-1/4 cups sugar 4 eggs 1-1/2 teaspoons almond extract 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Topping: 2 cups (16 ounces) sour cream 1/4 cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/8 cup toasted slice almonds
In a bowl, combine wafers, almonds and sugar; add the butter and mix well. Press into the bottom of an ungreased 10-inch springform pan; set aside. In a large mixing bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until creamy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add extracts; beat just until blended. Pour into crust. Bake at 350 degrees for 55 minutes or until center is almost set. Remove from oven; let stand for 5 minutes. Combine sour cream, sugar and vanilla; spread over filling. Return to the oven for 5 minutes. Cool on a wire rack; chill overnight. Just before serving, sprinkle with toasted almonds and remove sides of pan. Store in the refrigerator.
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I know I've spoken about it before – prior to Second Life "blogging" I did "real life" blogging on the platform of MySpace. This was back in the day when MySpace was very popular (sorry kiddos – no Facebook) and the blogsphere was HUGE. I came about this place through a friend who told me that I should really check it out and possibly begin to show some of my work. So I stepped forward and did just that. After about six months of blogging, commenting, following others, debating, writing, expressing opinions and all sorts of other extra crazy things – I landed a rather huge following. The ride was fun, turbulent, and unexpected. Yet, I learned something during this time. I learned how to be a better writer. I got critiqued. I got slammed. I received praise and I received drawbacks. Yet through it all – I was WRITING.
So – you're probably wondering where I'm going with this. During my time there I started a challenge with another blogger (who is still a good friend of mine) called "The Writer's Block". Yes, I'm using the same title again because this is what is symbolized. There are days when those of us who do like to write get stuck. We're at a loss for words. This happens A LOT. One of the benefits to Second Life is the fact that we can take pictures to vocalize those words that we cannot seem to get out. Whiskey Monday does this with her challenge of Single Frame Stories (something I really need to start doing) and others do it through many other challenges that you can find through the [SL] Blogger Support website. (We keep a list handy. If you know of anymore challenges, please fill out the application!)
The idea of this challenge is to reach out to those who do like to write AND take pictures in Second Life. You may be a fashion blogger, but you really want to try something different or you just take pictures and never really know what to say – so here's your chance.
The rules are pretty much simple:
1. The Writer's Block will begin every 1st and 15th of the month.
It's a bi-weekly (almost) challenge that allows you the time to write,
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Topics will be posted the day prior to the 1st and 15th.
I will be posting them here on my blog.
2. There will be four topics chosen. You are allowed to write in prose, poetry, short story, erotica, or argumentative essay and pick only ONE of the topics.
3. Since this is a Second Life Challenge, pictures are to be incorporated. Limit: four pictures. This is a written challenge as well, not just pictures.
4. Blog posts are to be linked to the topic blog (aka here) so we can all read.
Also, there is a Flickr Group made to post all your pictures! Please utilize it HERE
5. The bi-weekly challenge will close on the eve of the day before the new post. At that time, no more admissions for that segment will be excepted.
Why? A prize will be given to four people, one from each topic.
I will award them with a linden prize.
6. I really hate to say it, but DO NOT PLAGIARIZE. I will check.
I know how to Google (and use other tools).
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My First Memory: My Mom, a Tornado and a Pie Crust
If I scan my memories back as far as I can remember, my first memory comes glaring into view. I am small, just one year old. I live with my parents, and we're at my grandma's house with my aunt, whom I'm content following around and being entertained by, such is the role of the youngest aunt. My mom is sitting in the kitchen struggling with a pie crust.
In the game of life there are those things we enjoy and the things we have to do, and cooking happens to fall under "things I have to do" for my mom. This is only the very first instance of ways we are different, and the list that follows is lengthy. Still, though, there are many others that are very much the same. I just don't like to talk about them. (Incidentally, one of the ways we are different is that I am sarcastic to a fault. My mom? Yeah, she doesn't get the joke.)
It should come as no surprise that my first memory involves food given my career choice. Food has always played a major part in my life, dotting my childhood and adolescence until the majority of my memories center directly around food, lack of food, desire for food. The first pictures in my head, naturally, would involve food and the woman who birthed me and how much she hated cooking, the very thing I would focus on for the rest of my life. My love for food was innate and driven more by my grandmother's apron strings.
As I played on the kitchen floor and my mother became excited when she rolled her pie crust dough and everything seemed to be holding together, the tornado sirens started to go off. My mother, rather than risk another failed pie crust, was not to be deterred. She pressed on, rolling the dough and directing my aunt to the basement with me.
As the sirens blare, I can see my mom upstairs in the kitchen, wondering why she isn't coming downstairs as her sister is calling to her, and I remember climbing back up to watch her finish her pie crust, sitting on the top step and being captivated with the kitchen and energized by the impending storm that was swirling outside. Today remains the same. The kitchen is still the place I choose to find peace and calm, and tornadoes and the destruction they cause just fascinate with awe and respect for things which we are not in control.
My mom's cooking? Well, she taught me how to make a mean batch of chocolate chip cookies, and she cooked every day of my childhood, while quite possibly loathing every minute of browning hamburger for each and every weekly tater tot hotdish she baked, and yet there she was, cooking. And while this may not be a passion we share as mother and daughter, she did teach me the importance of eating real, healthy foods (even when you would rather be designing elaborate flower beds, reading novels or crocheting comfy afghans).
For those reasons, I hope that my children's first memories will be like mine, involving the kitchen with me in it, providing that piece of the life skills puzzle for them, regardless of what their passion ends up being.
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New jobs report shows signs of life
In advance of the last two monthly job reports, expectations were high, making the underwhelming totals that much more disappointing. Today's announcement was a more pleasant reversal -- job creation exceeded modest expectations.
The new report from Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the U.S. economy added 175,000 jobs in February, beating economists' predictions. The unemployment rate inched higher to 6.7%, though as we've discussed many times, that's not the metric to watch.
In a rare occurrence, public-sector layoffs did not drag down the overall employment figures. Though most months in recent years have shown monthly government job losses, in February, the private sector added 162,000 while the public sector added an unusually high 13,000.
Adding to the good news, the job totals for both December and January were both revised up a little, pointing to an additional 25,000 jobs that had been previously unreported.
Christie to CPAC: I'm one of you
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's (R) carefully cultivated "brand" includes a few key pillars. The first is that he's a different kind of politician with no use for "politics as usual." The second is that he's a tough leader who won't back down when conditions heat up. And finally, the blue-state Republican has tried to distance himself from much of the extremism that's come to define contemporary conservatism.
Christie's multiple, ongoing scandals have effectively destroyed the first pillar. Christie's approach to governing has knocked down the second, too.
As for the third, the governor threw it out the window with his speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) yesterday.
Before digging in, it's worth appreciating the context. CPAC is generally considered the premier conservative event in the country held every year, and ambitious Republicans are always eager to curry favor with conference attendees. Last year, Christie wasn't invited -- he was deemed insufficiently conservative.
Yesterday, in his first appearance in the national spotlight since his scandals erupted, the governor did his best to make up for lost time. Benjy Sarlin helped capture Christie's pitch:
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie may not always get along with the grassroots right, but he hates the press and thinks President Obama is a failure. Isn't that enough?
When the governor is making the case for his presidential ambitions, he emphasizes how mainstream he is. When Christie is wooing CPAC, where "mainstream" is a basically a dirty word, he effectively tells the far-right activists that he and they are on the same team.
Mitt Romney's transition from moderate Republican to conservative champion took a few years. Christie's trying to play both roles at the same time, hoping audiences don't notice the contradictions.
Filibuster ends Gillibrand's sex-assault bill
As the crisis of sexual assaults within the U.S. military has intensified, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) has pushed for a new policy that would place these assault cases in the hands of prosecutors, not commanders, who would decide which cases to pursue. The proposal has come up several times in recent months, but has struggled to overcome filibusters.
Gillibrand and her allies thought they had a real shot at success today, but once again, the super-majority just wasn't there.
Military commanders will keep their authority over sexual assault prosecutions, after the Senate blocked a proposal to radically overhaul the way the military justice system deals with serious crimes.This is a major setback for New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a Democrat, who has spent much of the last year holding hearings, talking to survivors, and collecting support for her proposal, which would have removed decisions about serious crimes like sexual assault from the chain of command and placed it with military prosecutors. The vote on whether to move forward failed to cross the 60 vote threshold, 55-45.
Note, the bill had 55 supporters -- a clear majority -- but because obstructionism has become the norm, Gillibrand needed five more senators. Also keep in mind that while most Democrats supported the bill and most Republicans voted against it, there was some crossover, and the final breakdown did not fall neatly along partisan lines.
The Senate, however, considered another bill on the subject this afternoon that fared far better.
Paul Ryan and the brown bag
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) covered a fair amount of ground in his speech this morning at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), but there was one story in particular that stood out.
"This reminds me of a story I heard from Eloise Anderson. She serves in the cabinet of my friend Governor Scott Walker. She once met a young boy from a poor family. And every day at school, he would get a free lunch from a government program. But he told Eloise he didn't want a free lunch. He wanted his own lunch -- one in a brown-paper bag just like the other kids'. He wanted one, he said, because he knew a kid with a brown-paper bag had someone who cared for him."That's what the Left just doesn't understand."
I've read this a few times, hoping Ryan had some other subtle subtext, but I'm afraid the congressman really is as confused as his anecdote suggests.
The child may have wanted a lunch in a brown-paper bag, but -- and I hope Ryan pauses to really think about this -- his family is poor. The boy "didn't want a free lunch," but -- and this is key -- he didn't want to be hungry, either.
It's true that Republican policymakers could take away that free lunch the child received at the school, but that doesn't mean the boy's family will suddenly have more money to pack a healthy lunch in a brown-paper bag.
What's more, it's also true this kid may come from a struggling family, but it doesn't mean he lacks "someone who cares for him"; it means he and his family lack the resources needed to send him to school with a good meal. Robert Schlesinger added, "A kid with a brown paper bag does have someone who loves them; but the kid without the brown paper bag, the one whose parent either won't or can't -- because they're working hard to get ahead and give themselves and their families better lives -- deserves a society that loves and cares for them too."
That's what Paul Ryan just doesn't understand.
The GOP's elusive economic agenda
A few weeks ago, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) wrote a National Review piece, touting the Republican "policy agenda" on the economy. There was just one glaring problem: Cantor's piece never got around to mentioning the policies in this elusive agenda.
To be sure, Cantor identified some legitimate areas of concern for the middle class -- stagnant wages, rising tuition costs, etc. -- but offered nothing in the way of possible solutions. Jay Bookman responded, "Cantor attempts to disguise a mere description of the problem as a solution to the problem, and the ploy is transparent.... When your party's fundamental political policy is that government cannot and should not help, you can't cobble together a credible "policy agenda" on how government can help. You just wave your hands, mumble phrases and hope nobody notices."
But people are noticing. Republicans are benefiting from the weak economic recovery -- the public has not yet blamed their policies, which undercut growth and job creation -- but David Nather noted today that the GOP economic plan doesn't exist in any meaningful way, and congressional Republicans are going into the 2014 midterms with very little substance to offer.
[T]hey don't all think they need [an economic plan] and those who do can't agree on a unified view. But some prominent Republicans are warning their compatriots that they need to get their act together -- because just running against the Obama record isn't going to be enough. [...]But it's one thing to run against the "Obama/Mark Pryor economy" -- or the Obama/any-red-state-Democrat economy -- and another to lay out the positive alternatives. Some Republicans and influential conservatives are warning the party that if they don't lay out alternatives, they'll miss a big opportunity.Their argument: Voters are ready to listen to Republicans, but they'd better have something to say.
I'm not convinced the electorate will notice the GOP's unwillingness to produce substantive economic ideas, but for the sake of the larger debate, it'd certainly help the discourse if Republicans took policy seriously enough to get past "we're against whatever Democrats are for."
Alabama advances 6-week abortion ban
Efforts to restrict reproductive rights are ongoing in several states, but no state is being quite as ambitious as Alabama. Yesterday, the Republican-led state House approved four bills on abortion, including one that would prohibit women from terminating an unwanted pregnancy just six weeks after conception.
The bill would make exceptions if the pregnancy endangers the woman's life or if a fetus would be stillborn or die shortly after birth but does not make an exception for rape or incest.An unborn fetus is "a life regardless of the painful, painful circumstances," McClurkin said.Physicians would be required to check for a fetal heartbeat. Doctors who perform an abortion without documenting the heartbeat could be charged with a Class C felony, which carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison.
In case it's not obvious, women sometimes don't know they're pregnant until after six weeks. In practical terms, then, Alabama state law would expect women to seek an abortion before they might know they want one.
The restrictions still have to be approved by Alabama's Republican-led state Senate and Republican governor, but proponents of the bills are optimistic.
Of course, the likelihood of such proposals surviving a court challenge is poor, though state policymakers appear intent on going forward anyway.
What's more, let's not overlook the other three bills that passed the Alabama House yesterday, which for reproductive-rights advocates, are no less offensive.
U.S. response to Ukrainian crisis takes shape
Even President Obama's most aggressive critics aren't calling for a military response to the crisis in Ukraine. Plenty of voices on the right are demanding the White House do "something" and act "tough," but practically no one is calling for the administration to start moving U.S. troops into position for possible action.
So what do Obama's critics want to see? The preferred prescription is usually far less specific, but it usually involves calling for some combination of visa restrictions and economic sanctions.
Which, as it turns out, is exactly what the president has been preparing, as the White House announced this morning.
The State Department will place visa restrictions on individuals "threatening the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine."President Obama has also ordered financials sanctions to be set up against those "responsible for activities undermining democratic processes or institutions in Ukraine," following days of threats that the United States may use economic pressure to move Russia towards a diplomatic solution.There's no list of targeted people or companies yet, but a senior administration official tells NBC that it puts them "on notice they could be targeted for sanctions." As for visas, the administration has made it clear that both Russian and Ukrainian individuals will be affected by the move and see their visas revoked.
The policy will not require congressional action; Obama made the move by way of an executive order. Whether or not congressional Republicans will pretend to find this outrageous -- they recently decided they're against presidential executive orders, but only Obama's orders and only when the GOP disapproves of the underlying issue -- is unclear.
Regardless, the administration's moves raise questions about the sincerity and coherence of conservative criticism. Many of the responses Republicans have demanded -- financial support for Ukraine, G8 meeting boycott, sanctions, visa restrictions -- are the same responses the Obama administration supports.
So what is the political argument about, exactly?
A 'smoking pistol' in the Willingham case?
Several years ago, John Cole described the Cameron Todd Willingham case as a story that "reads like a Grisham novel -- allegations of murder and arson, the execution of an innocent man, corrupt politicos." As it happens, the real-life story appears to have a new chapter.
As long time readers may recall, Texas executed Willingham a decade ago, after he was convicted of killing his daughters in a deliberate house fire. Prosecutors secured a conviction thanks to the testimony of an "expert" whose credibility and findings were later torn to shreds.
But that's really just the start. As controversy surrounding the case grew, the Texas Forensic Science Commission, created to consider the competence of those who offer forensic testimony, hired an actual arson expert to consider the evidence, but before the panel could proceed, Gov. Rick Perry (R) started firing commission members before they could discuss the case.
But wasn't there a jailhouse informant who said Willingham confessed to him? There was, but in the latest twist, "newly discovered evidence suggests that the prosecutor in the case may have concealed a deal with a jailhouse informant whose testimony was a key part of the execution decision."
In recent weeks, as part of an effort to obtain a posthumous exoneration from the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles and Gov. Rick Perry, lawyers working on Mr. Willingham's behalf say they have found evidence that [jailhouse informant Johnny Webb] gave his testimony in return for a reduced prison sentence. Evidence of an undisclosed deal could have proved exculpatory during Mr. Willingham's trial or figured in subsequent appeals, but Mr. Webb and the prosecutor at trial, John Jackson -- who would later become a judge -- explicitly denied that any deal existed during Mr. Webb's testimony.
If you're starting to think Texas executed an innocent man, you're not the only one.
Lindsey Graham, still digging
Republican efforts to blame officials in the United States for the Ukrainian crisis reached a strange level on Tuesday, when Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) argued Russia's invasion can be traced back to the terrorist attack in Benghazi.
Almost immediately, political observers of all stripes were eager to know one thing: what in the world Graham was thinking.
Yesterday, the senator defended his argument with CNN's Dana Bash.
"The point I'm trying to make is that there's been too many times in the last six months where the President has told people, 'if you don't do what I say, there'll be consequences,' and nothing's happened," Graham told CNN.
As Graham sees it, President Obama has barked orders to foreign nations, demanding that they do as he says or face adverse consequences. The South Carolina Republican believes those threats were hollow, which in turn undermined U.S. credibility, which in turn renewed Putin's interests in Ukraine, which in turn inspired an invasion.
Or something.
The problem with Graham's defense is that it doesn't make much sense.
Jobless claims improve to 3-month low
Initial unemployment claims have been stuck at a discouraging level lately, but according to the new figures from the Labor Department, last week offered a welcome break. The weather, however, may have contributed to the progress.
The number of people who applied for U.S. unemployment benefits fell by 26,000 to 323,000 in the week ended March 1, marking the lowest level since late November, the Labor Department said Thursday. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch expected claims to total 335,000 on a seasonally adjusted basis. Like other economic reports, claims have been distorted by a harsh winter.... A better way to gauge the trend in claims is the four-week average that reduces the effects of weather and other unusual factors. The monthly average posted a much smaller decline of 2,000 to end up at 336,500, and it's shown little change in 2014.
To reiterate the point I make every Thursday morning, it's worth remembering that week-to-week results can vary widely, and it's best not to read too much significance into any one report.
Issa's 'dead end'
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) no doubt thought he was making a smart political move by scheduling another IRS hearing. The "scandal" stopped being interesting many months ago, but there's an election coming up, and fundraising letters to be sent out, so Issa likely hoped a new hearing would serve some larger partisan purpose.
Indeed, the California Republican seemed to have a plan: he'd demand testimony from Lois Lerner, the former head of the IRS' tax exempt division; she would assert her Fifth Amendment rights; and Issa would share his righteous indignation for the cameras. It's a custom-made stunt for the right, generating plenty of "IRS official takes the Fifth" headlines.
But Issa just couldn't control himself. Instead of the political world chattering about a discredited controversy, everyone is now shaking their head about Issa cutting off microphones and refusing to let Democrats speak at the hearing. Issa stopped pushing the story and quickly became the story.
The conservative chairman soon after sounded like a man acknowledging defeat.
A reporter than asked Issa if he was still "confident" the investigation would "get to the bottom of this.""It may well be we have gotten to the bottom of it," Issa said. "At this point, roads lead to Ms. Lerner. The witness who to took the Fifth. That becomes -- she becomes one of the key characters at this point. Had she been willing to explain those emails which were provided through separate subpoenas, then we could have perhaps brought this to a close. Without that, it may dead end with Ms. Lerner."
And it's at this point that even Issa's Republican allies may have to wonder whether the committee chairman was the right person for this job in the first place.


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Immediately after the terrorist attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center, NATO members unanimously voted their support for the United States under Article V of the Washington Treaty. This unprecedented action, the first time such a vote has occurred in NATO's history, underscores the vitality of the Atlantic Alliance and its tremendous strategic value for its members. This vote conferred great legitimacy upon any response that the United States will make to those attacks and reminded us that the solidity of NATO allows the United States to defend its interests on the world stage with great confidence about European security. Nevertheless, the Alliance is not a wholly untroubled or static relationship. In the first half of 2001, there were numerous public signs of stress among the allies as they faced new challenges. Many of the issues involved in these tensions are particularly important to the future of European security and must be resolved for NATO to move forward and continue playing the role outlined above.
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Pokemon, Puppeteer, Beyond Two Souls steelbook :] The stickerbook in the foreground is really really awesome too. I plan on getting the others in the series.
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