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During the last few days, Anonymous has been targeting Sony for their outrageous treatment of not only PS3 users and jailbreakers, but also of the general public. Their propaganda regarding jailbreaking implies that it encourages piracy and thereby makes people lose their jobs, whereas jailbreaking actually just means you are making YOUR device do what it should do. Imagine if Microsoft forced you to use Internet Explorer instead of Firefox or Chrome. Imagine if they denied users from using any other web browser than their own. Many people would obviously be pissed... but then, why aren't you pissed at Sony?None of the arguments over jailbreaking the PS3 differ much, if at all, from those given for jailbreaking the iPhone, which was made legal in 2010 by a DMCA exemption.
I highly doubt sony really cares about his protest...
Let's hope the precedence of the iPhone jailbreak will be good for the PS3 jailbreak. People should be able to do whatever they like with the devices they buy, but expect no support from the companies when they break them.
....love anonymous.***
bunch of weak homo's with no hook game. You want to hurt Sony don't buy a PS3, they ruin my gaming fun sitting on there ghey ass behind a computer.. drink some milk and get some real fight game.. until then piss on anonymous
I've been following HH for years using RSS but never sign up.
And I purposely sign up today just to protest against this.
I'm not a market analyst, but some say it's not gonna be a big deal, tho in history I've seen these kind of boycott do affect the targeted company.
Yes, I work with Sony. A low level TV software engineer with just barely $1k salary to feed my family.
These guys are angry with the PS3 jailbreak stuff but wanna go full force with the whole company?
If their market do get affected, whose gonna get kicked first? Low level engineers and factory operators.
Looks like Anonymous care *** about others, whatever he's doing he's gonna hurt other people.
I don't know what really happening up there (management), and I'm just here sitting reading design spec request and work on the coding at my desk for 8 hours trying to do my best to get better and gain better for my family and Anonymous just wanna ruin everything?!!
"People should be able to do whatever they like with the devices they buy"
Even I can't get access to sensitive codes in the Sony TV software that I work for.
If you wanna do anything with your device, go ahead but keep it with you. Don't spread it around when you know that it will someday hit the legal/license issue and then pissed you off and lead to these kinda nonsense which directly hurt others.
Im sorry to hear that fiddlesticks, but thats like saying Sony shouldn't be held responsible for their attempts at manipulation and interfering with a buyer's right.
Unfairness, or Corruption should be brought to justice, and it may impact the innocent like you in some way or another but honestly this particular instance shouldn't get to that scale
NO I don't think this will hurt SONY in any reason but the one of public relations, which is what Anonymous is aiming for. Did this not all start when people wanted to run Linux on there Playstation? How does that hurt Sony in any way, if you look at it it would seem more would buy a Playstation as a mini computer. If I could run Linux on my Playstation, and I could upgrade the hard drive my self which we know can be done with no consequence other than a larger hard drive. Yes it may or may not void the warranty if you sent it into Sony for Warranted service minus the original hard drive, but that would be your stupidity. Anyway I fully support this as it obviously affects the companies image in a PR way.
Just to let you know
"Sony is glad to put this litigation behind us. Our motivation for bringing this litigation was to protect our intellectual property and our consumers. We believe this settlement and the permanent injunction achieve this goal.
SO it seems Anonymous may have won this round!
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Don't chase em, Replace em...Now that the mantra has proven true (once again), what are our best options?
Cutler to the ________, for _________ &_________?
In a way, I'm happier now. I needed closure (sounds like relationship counselling, not that I've ever been...). Alot of people involved needed closure. I thought McD had taken some positive steps forward in resolving the issue with Cutler, I was optimistic he would stay...wrongo bongo....he ain't.
Honestly, I don't fault McD (too much). I'm very disappointed in #6....I'm not a Hater, but I'm damn close right now...

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A new Savannah brewery could be hosting tours and tastings very soon.
It's been a testy issue and appears to be smoothed over after the owners of Southbound Brewery invited their neighbors and Alderman Van Johnson to an open house to educate them all on what they are doing, show them the process, and explain the tours and tasting they planned on doing.
Van Johnson told WTOC before council voted Thursday afternoon he wanted to make sure citizens were comfortable with the state law the city was considering adopting. He said there were three breweries in town but not all of them had the same plans so residents had to be brought up to speed. He thinks everyone is now on the same page.
"At one of the breweries when they initially came to the community, they said they would not have private parties and tastings. So we wanted to make sure there was a kumbaya moment between the businesses and the residents and all three breweries met with the residents and everything is fine," Johnson said.
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Japan unveiled the candidates for its upcoming election Tuesday, but this is no ordinary campaign.
Mascots from different regions of Japan gathered in Fukushima to show their stuff. The mascots are running in an election timed to coincide with a parliamentary vote Japan is set to hold this summer. Five mascots are now campaigning in local primaries. The winner gets to represent Japan's northern Tohoku area in a national runoff.
Japanese people will decide the victors of local elections this month before the winning national mascot is chosen by an online vote in July. The mascots will employ all their talents in the attempt to persuade Japanese voters.


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Typical Day
Cornice Giclee (it's French) steps through the front door of the showroom at 9 am sharp. She co-owns this showroom with her partner in crime, Mortise Inglenook. Business has been booming ever since the two of them set up shop two years ago – so much more effective than attempting to work out of her home. Now she can physically walk potential clients through the space so that they can see firsthand some of the options she is able to provide, rather than merely flipping through catalogs or browsing websites. Besides, some of her clients are real technophobes.
Cornice goes to her office and spends a few minutes responding to emails and voice mails, then reviews her schedule for that day. Her first appointment is a consultation with an existing client. Danny Drywall owns a modest ranch home; he knows he can get by with the minimal square footage the house features, but is frustrated by the closed-off feel of the place. He has already had Cornice visit him at the house so that she could get a sense of the situation, as well as what it was Danny envisioned or desired. It has previously been determined what walls will be demo'd, what hallways widened, etc., but today Danny has come into the showroom to start picking out some of the actual furnishings that will be included in the finished product. He doesn't just want more space, of course – he wants a whole makeover. He'd ideally like his living room to be the prettiest girl at the dance.
"What do you think of this chandelier?" Cornice asks him, indicating a fixture that she feels will not offend her client's masculine sensibilities, but will add a touch of class to the new dining room.
"Eh, I don't know," says Danny. "I'm more a ceiling fan kinda guy."
"Okay… then what are your thoughts on this little number? A gorgeous Minka Aire Wing fan with mahogany blades. It's subtle, but elegant. And I think it would go fabulously with that table we picked out last week."
"I love it. Let's go with this. Er… how much?"
"Seven hundred. But worth every penny."
Danny flinches at the cost but nods in agreement. If he's going to do this thing, he might as well do it right.
After digging up all that they can in the showroom, the two retire to Cornice's office where they fill in any holes by skimming through a number of brochures, as well as browsing color palettes and fabric choices. The entire appointment takes over two hours, but great progress has been made. Cornice makes plans to visit Danny's home one last time before renovations begin early next month.
Danny leaves and Cornice takes a working lunch, going through emails that have accumulated in her inbox while she was occupied with her client. By the time she exits her office at 1 pm, the showroom is packed. Maybe not Madison Garden packed, but it's doing quite well as far as furniture showrooms go. This business gives Cornice the chance to make money selling items individually as well as incorporating them into remodeling jobs. The more ways to make some dough the better.
Mortise is manning the only open cash register and looks stressed. Cornice helps lighten her load by opening up the second register. There's already a line six people long.
"You gonna be okay here the rest of the afternoon?" Cornice asks her.
"What? You're leaving me alone with all this?"
"You know you love it. Yeah, I've got to be at the house on Mason by three. Most of the furniture's being delivered today."
"Well, can't they just… maybe you can tell them… fine, go. I'll just be here, going insane."
"Oh, Mortise, you're already there."
Mortise presents her partner with a gesture that is not altogether appropriate in a professional setting, and then goes back to assisting customers with their purchases. Cornice helps out for as long as she can, then takes her leave at about 2:45.
"See you later!" she calls out as she leaves.
"Burn!" says Mortise.
Cornice arrives at the house on Mason a few minutes late – the furniture deliverymen are already there. Figures. The one time deliverymen are actually on time. She lets them into the house and explains roughly what is going where. She then guides them through the halls as they bring in each new piece, and makes sure it is positioned precisely right. Because heavens knows she's not shifting any of this stuff around if they get it wrong.
Ugh. The fabric on the dining room chairs is chartreuse – not the lime green she ordered. In seconds she's on the phone with the distributor, demanding that they get this error corrected as soon as humanly possible, as the client will be moving back into the house the following day (he's actually not moving back for another four days, but the furniture company doesn't have to know it).
Cornice heads back to the office, stopping on the way at the construction site for another project she has in the works. She is meeting with this client tomorrow and wants to have some furniture and fixture options ready to show her – she measures each newly constructed room so she has an idea of what will fit inside of it, and makes notes in a pad that she keeps in her wallet. She observes the amount of light that is flooding in through the new bay windows in the living room, and tries to imagine what hues would look especially vibrant in there.
When she gets back into the showroom – ten minutes after closing – she sees that Mortise has flopped down on a couch and appears to be passed out. She attempts to tread silently past her on the way to her office. "Tomorrow you have the registers," she says without opening her eyes. "Argue and I'll strike. I may look tired, but there is fire in me yet." Mortise has fallen asleep before the last word is spoken.


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Position Title: STAR POINTS SERVER Departmental Title: FOOD SERVICES DEPARTMENT Supervisor's Title: DINING ROOM SUPERVISOR
To provide the highest degree of dining services to the residents of Star Points.
Knowledge/Experience Requirements:
1. A minimum elementary school education.
2. Previous experience helpful
3. Will receive on-the-job training
Essential Functions: 1. To display a prompt, courteous and professional manner.
2. Sets dining room to include table layout, place setting and centerpiece.
3. Cleans and maintain the dining room
4. Serves special dinners and other functions as assigned.
5. Complete all daily assigned tasks and cleaning duties.
6. Portions all food items according to facility portion control policies.
7. Reports any unsafe working conditions to the proper authorities.
8. Attends all mandatory in-services.
9. Maintains an open communication channel with supervisors, co-workers, residents, families, other facility employees, and the community at large.
10. Flexibility for schedule and other duties assigned.
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Our Corporate Partnership program offers companies the opportunity to help protect our waterways and be recognized for their efforts.
By providing highly visible sponsorships for corporations or community service events for their employees, we help ensure their clients, customers, and employees know that the company cares about Connecticut's environment and Long Island Sound.
Coastal Cleanups
CFE/Save the Sound organizes Employee Coastal Cleanup Days for companies based in Connecticut or with branches here. Over the last few years, we organized dozens of these cleanup events for companies across Connecticut. They serve as good team-building activities and great ways for employees to give back to the community while breathing in fresh air and helping to clean our shorelines.
We provide all cleanup supplies and handle the logistics. A CFE/Save the Sound representative will give a brief presentation about marine debris and work alongside your group, taking photos that can be used for company websites and social media pages.
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Dana White announced on the UFC 130 Post-Fight Press Conference the recipients of the $70,000 'Fight Night' bonuses for the evening. Travis Browne received the Knockout of the Night bonus for landing that huge superman punch that toppled the Skyscraper, Stefan Struve. Gleison Tibau got Submission of the Night honors for choking out Rafaello Oliveira. Finally, the Fight of the Night bonus went to Brian Stann and Jorge Santiago, even though most people thought the Miguel Torres vs. Demetrious Johnson bout was a lot more entertaining despite the faulty judging.
Here are a few news and notes from the presser:
- Frank Mir had to go to the hospital for a broken jaw and rib. Roy Nelson on the other hand, said he just lost because he got out-wrestled by a bigger and stronger guy. He also joked that he brought in Dan Hardy in this week to help him work on his wrestling.
- Dana White confirmed that the battle of the newly announced Ultimate Fighter coaches, Jason Miller and Michael Bisping won't be on a PPV card. It will headline the TUF 14 Finale on Spike TV.
- Brian Stann has a fractured thumb, but he chose not to go to the hospital along with the other injured fighters from the night. Stann says he doesn't know he will fight next, but said "I'd always love to fight Wanderlei. He's one of my favorite fighters ever. It would be a dream come true". He also mentioned that members of the "SEAL Team 6", the group that took out Osama Bin Laden, was in the crowd to watch the night of fights.
- The event drew 12,816 fans in the MGM Grand Garden Arena, and had a live gate of $2.57 million.
- Rampage on his hand injury: "Honestly, I hurt my hand in Japan back in December. Drinking around, fighting with my friend in the hallway. I thought it would heal up. I did a crazy jab on one of my sparring partners, and I hurt it."
- Quinton Jackson's hand injury, if serious, could derail his title shot. If Rampage can't do it, Jon Jones could be defending his light heavyweight title against Lyoto Machida, or even Rashad Evans.


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There are 3 kind of people in this world.
1. People who make things happen.
2. People who watch things happen.
3. And People who say, "What happened.?"
I don't think many will disagree with me, when I say, that you Dave are always saying, "What happened.?"
The O's can be turned around, but not with your skills. You have to face it eventually. Remember: "To thy own self be true."
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EFFECTUATORS Book 4: Sweet Albion! - Out now!Yaaaay! My latest novel is out! On Kindle: And Hardcopy: Effectuators! Filled with monsters, evil plots, and characters who have a damned fine dress sense! This latest book is a gorgeous spree of Victoriana. This is a huge volume, longer by far than the others in the series. Tons of fun in 1870. It [...]Read More »
Brain burny!Well, the 2nd draft of the 4th "Effectuators" novel is finally done. This has been a huge job, but a joyous one. I'm very drained now – time to take a rest! It will take a few weeks for the edits to come back, so I can clear my head and remember what sunlight looks [...]Read More »
Effectuators in Hard CopyHuzzah! Effectuators volumes 1, 2 and 3 are now available as hard copy books via LULU print on demand. These are rip-roaring adventures filled with ghastly monsters and the terribly well dressed protagonists who pursue them. Thrill to the adventures of Brilliana Stetham and her associates as they pursue all kinds of horrid beasties [...]Read More »
Abiding in a mustard seed:Hey folks! well – I'm setting up my new novel and getting it begun: the 4th in the "Effectuators" series. Rip-roaring Victorian paranormal adventures, starring the incomparable Brilliana Stetham and her friends. Spiffy! This novel sees the Effectuators team rampaging about Austria, plunging into the catacombs of Paris, and flitting home to defend the Queen [...]Read More »
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Ok. I havn't been to any practices as I live in Jersey. But I keep consistently reading in training camp reports and on twitter that Chad Henne keeps making horrendous throws into the dirt, and throwing the ball off. And throwing picks. I read some bad things and some good things about Jordan Palmer, and as I recall Palmer played better in the scrimmage than Henne did.
I don't' have the stats, but I believe Henne completed under half of his passes, and threw an interception. On the other hand Palmer only had a couple incomplete passes, with a nice pass to Kevin Elliot in the end zone. If Gabbert goes down(knock on wood), I don't think Henne can lead this team to a victory. I remember him being on the uprise in Miami, but I don't know what happened. I just want the backup quarterback to be somebody who can come in and win a game for us. So who do you think should be Blaine's backup? Jordan Palmer or Chad Henne?


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David Thorpe is livetweeting some info about Summer League and lists two notes about Livingston and it seems like he's primed for a comeback!
I am happy and sad at the same time. I'm happy for Shaun, but I'm sad for the Clippers. (Another one that got away?)
According to David Thorpe's Livetweeting from Summer League
He lists two notes about Livingston.
-Livingston can be terrific on defense. He was for LA.
-Shaun Livingston is back. He's playing every other day since they are playing in Vegas too.
Not much but info but info nonetheless.
If he really is "back", I'm looking forward to seeing Livingston play in OKC. Seems like Presti is making all the right moves and building a great young team.
I always liked Shaun and always hoped he'd make a full recovery.
(I always hoped he'd stay with the Clippers and return as a savior of sorts and become an All-Star.)


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Bill Gates: It's 'Crazy' How Little Is Invested in Clean-Tech
Posted by Tom Ranken | No Comments | Categories: Commentary, Complete Digest
Source: Wall Street Journal, February 29, 2012.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates, who spoke at the ARPA-e conference today, decried the tremendous lack of funding in the cleantech space,especially governmental funding. "It's crazy how little we are funding this energy stuff." "If we are underestimating how hard it is, we wind up underfunding," said Gates. 90% of novel energy projects will fail, said Gates. "We need a thousand companies."
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The records consist mainly of communications received from superintendents, agents, and other field officials of the Office of Indians Affairs; from government officials, from merchants, shippers, and other firms; and from Indians, attorneys, and private citizens. They relate to such concerns as Indian population, education, health, agriculture, subsistence, emigration, intertribal warfare, land allotments and transactions, annuities, depredations, claims, and traders.
Considerable information on general policy, financial matters, agents and employees, buildings and supplies, and other aspects of agency administration is also included.
Rolls 252, 281, 305, 306, and 825 contain materials on the Northern Pacific Railroad's surveying expeditions across Montana and the Dakotas in the 1870s.
Alphabetical by name of agency or, occasionally, topic (for those letters primarily regarding emigration or land reserves); thereunder chronological.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the
Minnesota Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about related
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Washington, D.C.: National Archives, 1956. (National Archives Microfilm Publications; Microcopy No. 234).
Originals: National Archives Record Group 75, Records of the Office of Indian Affairs. National Archives; Washington, D.C.
Accession number: 10,370; 10,954; 11,454; 11,865; 11,867; 12,059; 12,549; 13,996
Although numbered Microcopy No. 234 by The National Archives, these selected microfilm reels were renumbered M175 when added to the Minnesota Historical Society's collections.
Catalog ID number: 1736388


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EA has snatched the UFC license away from THQ in a new multi-year exclusive deal, the publisher has announced.
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Man Sues Ex-fiancee For Fraud And Deceit
August 24, 2011 by UPI - United Press International, Inc.
FRESNO, Calif., Aug. 24 (UPI) — A California man has filed a lawsuit accusing his ex-fiance of fraud and deceit and demanding she return a $52,000 ring and a sport utility vehicle.
James Mekalian is suing Nichole Grazioli in Fresno County Superior Court, accusing her of fraud and deceit regarding the April meltdown of their four-year relationship, The Fresno (Calif.) Bee reported Wednesday.
Mekalian, 45, is trying to get back the diamond-studded engagement ring he gave Grazioli, 31, and a 2006 Hummer. There's also the matter of nearly $1,000 in credit card bills she allegedly ran up after they broke up, and damages for emotional distress he claims in his suit, the newspaper said.
"He wants to get on with his life, but how can he?" Mekalian's attorney, Zepure Attashian, told the newspaper. "He's suffering because he doesn't know if she really loved him or just loved the possessions he bought for her."


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York College nursery to stay closed
A nursery in York is going to close until November following the death of a child.
3-year-old Lydia Bishop died after being seriously injured in the playground at York College nursery. A decision has been made to keep the nursery closed until at least 5 November 2012.
It is as an investigation involving North Yorkshire Police, Ofsted, the Health & Safety Executive and York College is carried out.
– City of York Council spokesperson
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Small Business
Rep. Chu at a local House Small Business Committee hearing on promoting small business development in Pasadena. (From SGV Tribune).
Small business is the key. It creates 2 out of every 3 new jobs. It is my mission as a member of the Small Business Committee to help small businesses do what they do best: create good jobs, drive innovation, and strengthen the middle class.
Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy: they create good jobs, drive competitiveness and innovation, and strengthen economic security for the middle class. In Washington, I am fighting to strengthen small business to help turnaround our economy.
My priorities for helping our small businesses include:
Delivering Contracts to Small Business
Expanding Access to Capital
Helping Small Business Discover New Customers: Exporting
Delivering Contracts to Small Business
As the Ranking Member of the Contracting and Workforce Subcommittee of the House Small Business Committee, I am California's leading advocate for small businesses in Washington. Small businesses make up more than 99 percent of all American companies but receive fewer than one-quarter of federal contracts. I am focusing on making it easier for small businesses to compete for government contracts.
This year I passed major federal contracting reform legislation that will increase federal contracting opportunities for small business and protect against contracting fraud and abuse. This includes the Building Better Partnerships Act of 2012, a bipartisan bill I introduced to help small businesses more easily join mentor-protégé programs that lead to federal contracts. With unemployment above 8 percent, I am dedicated to bringing more entrepreneurs into the federal procurement marketplace to increase opportunities for small businesses and to create jobs.
Expanding Access to Capital
Financial capital is crucial for small businesses – it allows them to invest in new equipment and grow their payrolls. But in these tough times, that capital is harder and harder to come by.
That's why I introduced the Commercial Real Estate and Economic Development (CREED) Act. It extends the Small Business Administration's (SBA) 504 loan refinance program for 5 years, allowing qualified small businesses to lock in long-term, stable financing, and enabling access to working capital to protect jobs and create new ones.
The CREED Act is completely funded by SBA fees, which means this bill helps boost the economy without costing the taxpayers a dime.
Helping Small Business Discover New Customers: Exporting
The one thing businesses say they need during these tough times is customers. The lack of consumer demand at home has taken its toll on our small businesses. We need to do more to create an economy of the future where companies can create jobs by shipping American-made products overseas. Foreign markets can serve as an important tool to boost sales and offset lower demand at home. Unfortunately, businesses can't just say "I want to export" today and have a new market at their fingertips tomorrow.
Helping Local Business Owners. I host exporting workshops for local businesses to discover how they can tap into new export markets. My workshops are a great way for local businesses to learn about the tools and resources that can help them grow and thrive. You can sign up for my e-newsletter to learn about the latest workshops. I also regularly update both Facebook and Twitter to notify my constituents about new local workshops and events. Like and Follow me today to learn how my staff and I can assist you.
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A Forest Grove couple suffered serious injuries Sunday afternoon when their motorcycle crashed along Highway 20 about three miles west of Santiam Pass.
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There are so many great 'creative spaces' out there... here are some that I find inspiring.
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These are all so inspiring! I really like the second one by Heather Baily. It's so feminine, and pretty.
I am forever dog-earring and bookmarking creative/work spaces. Someday...
How exciting to get to redecorate a space! I love the first and third one....very inspiring.
Ha! I just commented over at Mariannes that I officially needed a new desk. Now I REALLY need a new desk! Great pics.
I'm jealous you have a space like that to makeover- I would LOVE an office/craft/catchall space. Have fun at Ikea with Marianne!
I love these! Why is it so fun to decorate offices? I have a home office/catch all room too!
I actually might get a paying job if i could work in one of those offices! Hey, as long as you're going to Ikea, pick me up something cool, pretty please!!
The oversized idea boards are a must have, in my book!
...and after you finish your office workspace, you can come re-organize mine! I'll even pay you!
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Those offices are insane! Love Them!
I must have paint on the brain.. I love the paint color in the first photo!
And have fun at IKEA!
How I would love to have my own space... I am not choosy I would take any one of these, ha!
these are some good ones that I haven't seen!
wish I could go to ATL with ya'll! I could use an Ikea run (and a weekday away from my desk ...) myself.
Love all of the ideas. Can't beleive you're going to IKEA without me (their biggest fan)!
Have fun!
So funny because I was just at Ikea last night browsing around all the office spaces! I need to find a new desk chair.
I love that gigantic bulletin board above all the file cabinets!
Such different styles, but all of them are fabulous. Love the whole wall used as a message area. I'm in the process of making over my own office/guest room. It's a lot of fun starting a room from scratch.
you ladies are on the same wavelenght!!
i LOVE the red "parsons" desk she posted about!
im dying to see if the new acrylic/lucite ikea desk accessories are chic, or just plain cheap. i need to get out there soon
I love that first space! The chair is gorgeous! I also love that giant inspiration board (looks like the whole wall!). Love it!
I'm so jealous! You tow are going to have so much fun together. I'm in huge need of an office but I have to wait until we move for the makeover.
love your inspiration. the 3rd image is a favorite! wish i could meet up with you ladies! can't wait to see what you pick up!
great spaces...my office and studio file in my pictures is my favorite file...I'm adding some of these...thanks!
I love all of these! Especially the top one.
Thank-you so much for stopping by and commenting! Love having new friends! Also, these pics are so great and inspiring!
love, kelee
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You mentioned that your spare room as your home for things that don't have a home. When you make over that room for your home-office, what are you going to do with all the stuff? Do you have another storage area. I wish we had a basement for those things. I could certainly find a better use for our spare room then a place for things that don't have a home.


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"Forcing fumbles (or not fumbling on offense) is a skill. Recovering a forced fumble and having it bounce the right way is not. Schottenheimer's teams actually forced more fumbles in the postseason than their opponents. They recovered fewer." http://www.thebiglead.com/index.php/2012/09/06/marty-schottenheimer-will-never-be-in-the-hall-of-fame-tom-coughlin-will-because-of-fumbles-and-fate/
Check out this post on why the Chargers do not make any business sense and why their management is doing a terrible job.
Chargers safety Eric Weddle joined the Chargers Power Hour Monday.
Needs a couple years to develop. Nice back-up to have. The question is when is it late enough to draft a back-up QB?
On whether, if he won a Superbowl as a Jet, would he retire as a Charger or a Jet: "That's a very interesting question."
Nice to hear something positive...
A look at getting in the head of the rookie QB.
Looks like it will be a great match-up. I wonder how the loss of Chris Henry will effect their play. Also, here are the expert picks for the game: http://www.sdnn.com/sandiego/2009-12-18/sports/sdnn-expert-picks-chargers-bengals
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Recently, while searching for breakfast before a long day of school, I stumbled on an unfamiliar type of cereal in my pantry. It seems that my usually conservative mother had gone out on a limb and purchased a new type of cereal: Honey Nut Shredded Wheat. It doesn't seem too appealing the first time you hear the name. It sounds like a cross between Honey Nut Cheerios and Shredded Wheat. Shredded Wheat is brick-sized wad of cardboard-ike "organic" fiber. Honey Nut Cherrios are little O's of artificial flavor. A cross between these two cereals seems unlikely and ill-advised. However, after pouring a bowl of the cereal, my first impression from reading the box changed.
The cereal is pieces of bite-sized wheat, brownish in color. Unlike Shredded Wheat, they look edible. Popping one in my mouth before I pour on the milk reinforced the notion that Honey Nut Shredded Wheat is actually edible. The postage-stamp sized pieces of cereal are actually quite good. They taste mostly of honey, with a slight hint of wheat. These things are good. You might find yourself snacking on them throughout the day if you don't stop yourself. Even better is the fact that the flavor comes from natural, not artificial sources. Adding milk makes the cereal even better. Milk perfectly complements the honey flavor and as a bonus is left slightly brown and honey-flavored after the cereal is eaten. Drinking the milk after the cereal is an experience to savor, in all of its flavorful glory. All in all I highly recommend Honey Nut Shredded Wheat. It is better than either Shredded Wheat or Honey Nut Cheerios. It is the best new cereal to come along in a long time. .
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IT'S getting to that time of year again where our beautiful Pembrokeshire will be inundated with tourists hoping to experience some of the lovely beaches and scenery that we are blessed with all year.
I find it extremely embarrasing that to access two such places, Newgale and north Pembrokeshire, Fishguard/Newport, most people will have to pass two horrendous eyesores; the Old Roch Gate Motel and The Brynawelon at Letterston.
Both these places are falling down, vandalised and genererally in dire need of knocking down.
I know they are both privately owned, but surely there must be something the council can do to force the owners to do something about them as they are in such prominent positions and in such a bad state of repair? Even putting a tall wooden fence round the pair of them to hide them would be better than what you have now!
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The North American International Auto Show is the biggest event to hit the state of Michigan in any given year, but the location of the event has come under fire due to the advanced state of disrepair of Detroit's Cobo Hall. Earlier in the year, the state of Michigan and representatives from Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties approved up to $299 million to repair and expand Cobo in exchange for the facility being turned over to a regional authority run by all three counties.
Even though the city of Detroit would be relieved of $15-20 million per year in repairs and a $20 million cash payment, the city council turned down the Cobo expansion deal. The defeat of the proposal left the future of the show in the state of Michigan in doubt, so Oakland County executive L Brooks Patterson offered up the Rock Financial Showplace as a future site of the auto show.
According to The Detroit Free Press, that idea is one step closer to reality as a state senate panel has approved up to $135 million to expand the much newer convention center to accommodate future auto shows. The money for the proposal would come from hotel and cigarette taxes, and the money officially goes to the Novi, MI facility if a deal on Cobo isn't reached by July 1.
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Everyone knee deep with proxy season getting into full swing? As companies worry about the new executive compensation disclosures they must include in their proxies this year - say on pay, frequency of pay (annual, biennial or triennial), expanded CD&A and whether proxy access will ever go forward – two other important items come to mind: whether or not your Board made a recommendation on the frequency of pay vote and if your proxy service provider incorporated all 4 choices for the frequency of pay vote on your proxy card (every 1, 2, 3 years and an option to abstain).
The SEC's new rule on executive compensation was published on January 25th. Management/Boards who elect not to make a recommendation on the frequency of pay proposal may want to take note. Typically, if an investor sends a proxy card back signed, but without specific instructions for each proposal, these were deemed returned votes in favor of Management/Board. Per the SEC's new rule, for frequency of pay in particular, issuers will only be able to count votes that come back with proxy cards that are signed, but without instructions if the issuer has included a recommendation on the frequency of pay vote in its proxy, allows investors to abstain from voting on this proposal per the investor's proxy card, and includes language about how uninstructed shares will be voted in bold on the proxy card.
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Just thinking about what Louisville Cardinal basketballers I'd want in certain situations?
Need a rebound? Wes Unseld.
Need to take a charge? Mike Lawhon.
Need a free throw to win a game late? Tie, Milt Wagner and Jerry King.
Need a trey to turn a game around or win it? Tie, Taquan Dean and DeJuan Wheat.
Need to straighten the coach's tie? Francisco Garcia.
Need to go on the floor for a loose ball? B.J. Flynn.
Need a steal? Tick Rogers.
Need to come up big in Madison Square Garden? Phil Rollins.
Need to catch an opponent's full court pass three feet away? Derek Smith.
Need an assist? LaBradford Smith.
Need a great one-man recruiting class for 3 Final Fours? Rodney McCray.
Need to bait an opponent? Al Vilcheck.
Need to prove the boo birds totally wrong? Billy Thompson.
Need a shot blocked? Pervis Ellison.
Need an offensive rebound and put back? Herbert Crook.
Need a full court pass? Wes Cox.
Need a guard to post up? Jim Price.
Need a critical air ball assist? Jeff Hall.
Need a bounce pass assist from the pivot? Bud Olsen.
Need to lead a comeback in the tournament? Larry O'Bannon.
Need to come up huge against arch rival on New Year's Day? Samaki Walker.
Need to man up in the middle? Ellis Myles.
Need a Hail Mary at crunch time? Tie. Marvin Selvy and Keith LeGree.
Need a player sporting a Kid 'n' Play crown? Cornelius Holden.
Need a spot up jumper on an inbounds play? Allen Murphy.
Need some clamp down defense? Brandon Jenkins.
Need a jumper from the corner to beat an in-state rival? Ron Rubenstein.
Need to jive talk an opponent at the charity line? Larry Williams.
Need to catch the midcourt outlet and get it to the hole? Butch Beard.
Need a defensive signal caller? David Padgett.
Need to keep jumping until the rebound is secure? Charles Jones.
Need to take charge in biggest game ever against arch rival? Lancaster Gordon.
Need a point guard to run the show? Phil Bond.
Need to will the team to national title? Darrell Griffith.
Need a coach to adjust to a game situation? Denny Crum.
– Seedy K


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Autism Speaks is pleased to be a continuing sponsor of the International Meeting for Autism Research (IMFAR). This year's annual meeting is being held in San Sebastian, Spain, May 2 – 4.
Register to view on-demand video of press conference:
At a pre-meeting press conference, seven autism researchers described new findings of particular interest to both the scientific community and the public. Both the media and the public are invited to register to view an on-demand webcast of the press conference, which took place at noon EDT on May 1. If you are not a member of the media, please write "autism community" in the space for designated company. Register for access here.
In 2001, the co-founders of Cure Autism Now and the National Alliance for Autism Research sponsored the first IMFAR. Both organizations merged with Autism Speaks to create the world's leading autism research and advocacy organization.
Stay tuned to Autism Speaks science news and blogs for daily IMFAR coverage.
IMFAR Press Conference Photos from Wednesday, May 1st, 2013 ...


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"The Hermit's Guide to Health and Happiness"
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- Published on Wednesday, 19 June 2013 00:30
- Written by Super User
What does a hermit have to do with health and happiness? You'll find out! The talk is a mixture of a brief history of Fort Fisher, Robert Harrill's life before and after he became a "hermit" and a comparison of the hermit's life with today's society. "The Hermit's Guide to Health and Happiness" will be Presented By: Michael Edwards, MA, CHES, RHEd, CNC at the Fort Fisher State Recreation Area on Saturday, June 22, 2013 from 2:30pm to 3:30 pm. This lecture is free and open to the public and will be followed by a walking tour to the bunker if desired.
The Fort Fisher Recreation Area is located at 1000 Loggerhead Road in Kure Beach and can be reached by calling (910)458-5798. You can find them online at http://www.ncparks.gov.


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GOSHEN — Goshen Chamber of Commerce officials aren't letting the rain dampen the spirit of trick-or-treaters.
Downtown trick-or-treating is under way and will continue through 5 p.m.
And after downtown trick-or-treating, regular trick-or-treating will take place through 7:30 p.m. throughout the city.
If city officials do make any changes to the trick-or-treating schedule for this evening, we'll announce it here.


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Carrot cake is good. Carrot cake turned into other desserts? Is almost better. If you need a new recipe for the flavor of the season, you're in the right place today! We've collected over 90 ways to eat carrot cake. Which is good, because it has carrots in it. That means it's (1) good for […]
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Love Carrot Cake? Then you'll love these Carrot Cake Brownies! Chocolate meets spice in this delicious fudgy Springtime treat! So you all know how my husband is with all the desserts I make, right? Like: Me: "Hey honey! I made scones for breakfast today! Want one?" Him: "Um, no. That's fine. I'll stick with my […]
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I have decided that I want to live in a city where I can walk to everything: stores, restaurants, entertainment. Aside from the fact that this would be infinitely more fun than living in suburbia land (where "exciting" is the fact that they are paving the streets around my house soon and we will be […]
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Yoga, Bodywork and Apparel for weirdos and wizards
Rosie is currently in Asheville, NC setting up the new yoga studio! She will be back in Chicago September 18th-24th. To get in one last time with her, please book an appointment on Genbook!
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After 9 months of hard work and anticipation we release from our strong womanly loins our first gift to the universe:
These leggings are the culmination of the creative juices of Josh Davis of Dead Meat Design and The Little Volcano. Josh created this art for us and it's available in printed form on his website: http://www.deadmeatdesign.com/gallery/art
By purchasing these leggings, not only are you getting a limited edition piece of art, but you're supporting local artists and craftspeople who helped produce these pants. The fabric is printed in North Carolina and the leggings are made right here in Chicago IL!
Feeling freaky in these nasty leggings will help ease you into your favorite yoga pose or call all the boys & girls to the yard. Never again will you have the problem of "OMG WE'RE WEARING THE SAME PROM DRESS" because each pair is cut from a different part of the artwork. No two pairs are alike. four-way heavy compression fabric and anti-cameltoe technology holds you in all the right places and yet the cut of these pants allows you to wear them high-waisted or drop-crotched, all while looking like the stylish and unisexy wizard that you are.


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The World : Asia : Russia : Novosibirsk region : Novosibirsk
roof saret in Novosibirsk
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roof saret in Novosibirsk
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Grand Hall 1762 seats. 6 seats for invalids, 6 seats for attendants Concert Hall – 375 seats Rehearsa...
Novosibirsk region is a part of Siberian federal district of Russian Federation. It's located in south-west Siberia and adjacent to the Republic of Kazakhstan and Russia's Altai region. Its administrative and economic center is the city of Novosibirsk.


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(Editor's note: Our favorite Pakistani mix master, Chadnudj is recovering from a weekend of debauchery in Las Vegas. This is his column - I've posted it on his behalf.)
This week...
MONDAY | Cocktail Party Preview
TUESDAY | Wildcat Coaches
WEDNESDAY | Wildcat Potluck
THURSDAY | Wildcat Surprise
FRIDAY | Keeping the Enemy Close


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4 miles from central London
The first fall of snow is not only an event, it is a magical event. You go to bed in one kind of world and wake up in another quite different, and if this is not enchantment then where is it to be found? -J. B. Priestley
5 comments:
- Sew Recycled said...
Hasn't it been fantastic, simply stunning!
I have enjoyed the silence of no cars, just shrieks of laughter and joy!
- 3 February 2009 10:37
- monica said...
beautiful pictures.
We haven't had that much snow...lucky you!
- 4 February 2009 16:24
- Kate Neckel said...
cozy and beautiful...nothing like the slushy snow in nyc :)
- 4 February 2009 18:42
- periwinkle said...
popped over from Elspeth to say Hi, thank you for the coat hangar pattern -- think I'll be giving that one a go. Lovely snowy pics too
lisa x
- 6 February 2009 14:42
- Doolallysally said...
Welcome to Blogland, I'm looking forward to seeing the book in May that you and Elspeth have been working on. Pop over some time!
Love Sal x
- 7 February 2009 16:01
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