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There's something special about Modern Family. It's definitely one of the best shows on television and I'm happy to see it getting the attention it deserves.
But lately the media has been making an issue of The Gay Kiss Thing. When are Mitchell and Cameron going to kiss? Why haven't they kissed yet? When/If they do kiss, will it hurt the ratings? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Hurt the ratings?!? It's 2010. It's a FAMILY show. Set in MODERN times. Modern families include gay people, and occasionally they do kiss. Modern Family is a show about inclusion, embracing differences and celebrating them as part of what make families so dynamic. The show handles real issues with a lot of heart and humor. I don't think you'll ever see Mitch and Cam sucking face, groping each other, or using tongue. I do think they'll continue to show the occasional loving smooch as they did on tonight's episode, perhaps one day when it's not taking place in the background.
"The Kiss" (Season 2, Episode 2) wasn't just about Mitch and Cam planting one on each other in public, it was also about first kisses, and about fathers showing affection for their kids by giving them a kiss goodnight. That's what I love about Modern Family – they didn't turn "The Kiss" into a gay thing.
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Five-star receiver Stefon Diggs will choose between the hometown Maryland Terrapins and various other suitors at a Friday night event. It'll be held on Terp turf, at a sports bar Maryland coach Randy Edsall uses for his radio show. If Diggs does announce he's heading to Ohio State or Florida, we'd have a contender in 2012's trollin'est announcement sweepstakes.
But wait, there's more ...
Just traded texts with Stefon Diggs. Says signing event will run 6-9 at Looney's. With actual announcement coming towards end.— Sebastian Salazar (@SebiSalazar) February 10, 2012
What could an 18-year-old possibly do to keep a crowd entertained for three hours? Our best guess:
5:50: Ball caps arranged on table at Looney's. Some balloons hung up.
5:55: Mike Locksley and Trooper Taylor circle each other like lions in cages.
6: This time, after mooning the entire assembly, Ralph Friedgen doesn't even need to be asked to leave.
6:05: Looney's announces free steamed shrimp if Stefon Diggs chooses Auburn.
6:10: Stefon Diggs' high school coach speaks about Stefon Diggs.
6:20: Stefon Diggs' pastor speaks about Stefon Diggs.
6:30: Mike Locksley attempts to hire Trooper Taylor.
6:35: Raffle. (Stefon Diggs wins.)
6:40: Maryland player transfers.
6:50: Stefon Diggs' principal speaks about Stefon Diggs.
6:55: Trooper Taylor and Mike Locksley take it outside. The fist proves mightier than the towel.
7: Award-winning actor Dermot Mulroney speaks about Stefon Diggs.
7:15: Stefon Diggs walks the runway wearing nothing but the state flags of Maryland, Ohio, Florida, and Alabama. This event, like all other events in College Park, is sponsored by Under Armour.
7:20: Debbie Yow berates Gary Williams, a D.C.-area dentist whose name is Gary Williams.
7:25: Stefon Diggs speaks about Stefon Diggs.
8:35: Maryland player transfers.
8:40: Maryland player transfers.
8:45: Ralph Friedgen emerges on stage in Stefon Diggs costume, announces he's signing with Duke.
8:55: Stefon Diggs hype video plays.
8:56: Instead of Stefon Diggs highlights, it's this for some reason:
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9:15: Trooper Taylor and Mike Locksley find common ground: Looney's' crab nachos.
9:20: Wale performs.
9:25: Everybody notices Wale is rapping entirely about Urban Meyer.
10:15: Randy Edsall falls out of Golden Tee machine. "I'm not here! I'm not Randy Edsall, Maryland coach!" he says, fleeing the scene.
10:30: Maryland player transfers.
10:35: Stefon Diggs chooses Ohio State.
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We thought for Tuesday's A-Block segment that we could use a little pep talk.
From facebook.com/soulpancake: "We all need a little encouragement every now and then. Kid President, knowing this, has put together a video you can play each morning as you wake up or to share with your friend who needs a kick in the right direction. Take a moment and spread some encouragement."
Check out the video -- in four days, it received almost 3 million page views and it was also seen on FOX News' "On the Record" with Greta Van Susteren.
Some quotes from the pep talk:
"Life is not a game people..it's not a cereal either..well, it is a cereal..and if life is a game, aren't we all on the same team? I mean, really, right?"
"We were made to be awesome..I don't know everything, I'm just a kid, but I do know this..it's everybody's duty to give the world a reason to dance..so get to it."
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After pitching articles on obscure medical conditions with a touch too much enthusiasm, Katie Lambert was made health editor at HowStuffWorks.com. She also co-hosts the "Stuff You Missed in History Class" podcast as a convenient excuse to talk about dueling and historical plagues. Katie earned her bachelor's degree in English at the University of Georgia. She spends her free time rearranging her Netflix queue, buying books to read in the park, planning imaginary trips to Morocco and Argentina, and deciding which fantastic restaurant she'll try next.
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by Katie Lambert | September 20, 2010
When Sarah and I were asked to speak at Dragon*Con on a podcast panel with Jonathan and Chris of TechStuff, we jumped at the chance. Sarah wrote a great post about steampunk's connections to the green movement, but what fascinated me most was the costuming — and the meaning behind the pageantry.
Why History is Boring
by Katie Lambert | July 9, 2010
Sarah and I get a lot of e-mails from listeners thanking us for making history fun for them again. But what is it that happens in school that makes us dismiss history as mind-numbingly tedious?
Here's my guess, from my schooling in several states at both public and private schools.
Charlie Chaplin's most famous character, the Little Tramp, had its roots in his upbringing, as a middle-class boy who, due to his mother's mental illness and his father's alcoholism, ended up in the poorhouse and then an orphanage.
If I were going to pull off an art heist at Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner museum, stealing away with some Rembrandts and Vermeers, I'd do it in a fake mustache, just like our thieves. They promised to return the missing masterpieces (worth somewhere between $200 and $500 million) in "about a year" — but vanished.
The Oak Island Money Pit is rumored to be home to a booby-trapped pit guarding the Holy Grail, Marie Antoinette's jewels, Shakespeare's manuscripts and the secret of Atlantis. Who could resist?
Catherine de Medici, contrary to her reputation as a Catholic out for Protestant blood, granted religious freedoms that the Edict of Nantes would guarantee nine wars later. But this wasn't before a marriage sparked a series of assassinations — and mob violence that led to the beheadings, stabbings and bludgeonings of thousands of French people.
In our podcast on the history of vaudeville, we felt remiss in not diving a bit deeper into the lives of our stars. So we put out a call on Facebook and Twitter for your favorite vaudevillians! It was a tough competition, but these were the ones who made it to the microphone.
Remember how we talked about Cleopatra's sad kids? And Herod's sad kids? And Elizabeth I's sad childhood? It's becoming a bit of a theme, and we're adding Catherine de Medici and her husband, the future Henry II of France, to the list.
Who wore boots made of cured dog skin for months at a time? I'm sure your first guess was Michelangelo! Obviously. But he's better known for other things — like sculpting David and decorating the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
The Emanuel Swedenborg podcast was a bit different for us, because we don't often do interviews. Swedenborg was a scientist and engineer until he had dream visions (recurring theme alert!) about God, along with other, more salacious subjects.
Girolamo Savonarola is known as a book burner and destroyer of Botticelli paintings. As we mentioned in the podcast, he was a reformer of church and government, and the scourge of Lorenzo de Medici. He died by fire and some think he should be made a saint.
Our secret bear theme reared its furry head in A Brief History of Vaudeville. Trained animals were a part of the vaudeville circuit, as were contortionists, strongmen and acrobats. But perhaps most notable were the comedians and actors, many of whom vaulted to the screen when this new media took over.
Tomorrow is the last installment of the Conversations at The Carter Center series for 2009-2010. The subject of the webcast is "Improving the Lives of Women Through Public Health Initiatives." For more details, please see the promo: http://cartercenter.org/news/features/cc/conversations-video-promo.html.
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The Case of the Missing Library Books
by Katie Lambert | April 21, 2010
I have an ongoing fight with a certain HowStuffWorks.com publisher who shall remain nameless because he 1) once worked at a library where his job was to destroy the old books and 2) dogears his library books. These are unpardonable offenses in my book. I am, however, far more lenient about overdue fines, which is good for George Washington — who is, I'm sure, very concerned about my opinion of him.
After the First Revolt, the Roman attitude toward the Jews changed. The Roman emperor Hadrian banned circumcision and talked of building a Roman temple where the Temple used to be.
Bar Kokhba, a man some thought was the Messiah, rose up to lead the Jews to rebellion. It was a bloody uprising, full of tales of horror and victories followed by crushing defeat. Some even think this is when the Jewish diaspora started.
Lorenzo the Magnificent was the most illustrious of the Medici, and he ran Florence like a "benevolent tyrant," according to Francesco Guicciardini. He was wonderfully political, and this, of course, breeds enemies. Enemies like the Pazzi.
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According to businessinsider.com, McDonald's is testing its new mobile payment app called "McD Ordering", and they have chosen the Chattahoochee Valley as their test area.
There are 22 locations in the Columbus, Ga. area where the app is being tested.
The company's online tutorial explains that once a payment is made, a customer simply goes to the restaurant, scans the QR code and the order is delivered curbside.
For now, the fast food giant is just "testing" the new app. It's available for iPhone and Android devices.
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Finding personal medical records wasn't the objective. It started as a story about identity theft. That brought the unpleasant task of "dumpster diving" searching through dumpster's to see what personal information we could find. We thought it would be a good way to show a problem and alert viewers on how they inadvertently help criminals by what they toss into the trash.
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During our search we found lots of personal information simply thrown away. It wasn't shredded or ripped up, but tossed out for anyone to pick-up and use. More shocking, pages of medical records belonging to patients including social security numbers, addresses, even specifics about diagnosis. What's worse, we didn't have to be a master thieves or even look very hard.
In our search through more than a dozen dumpster's behind medical clinics, at least three of them contained medical records. One of them, belonging to woman that we will call 'Jane' to protect her identity, was outraged over what we found.
"You got my name, address, my phone number, my entire visit with my doctor out of a dumpster and that I'm not happy about," says Jane. Jane's personal information, along with more than a dozen other documents, were found behind Lubbock Bone and Joint at 4110 22nd Place. In the thrown-away papers are the names of other patient's, and their personal and private medical information.
With the evidence in hand, we asked Lubbock Bone and Joint for an explanation. What we got was a written statement, they wouldn't appear on camera. The statement said: "At Lubbock Sports Medicine value the privacy of our patients are very concerned by the inadvertent disposal of some patient information. I have redoubled our efforts to prevent this from happening in the future. This includes employee education and the addition of several additional shredders to insure any private information is destroyed before it ever leaves the building."
Lubbock Bone and Joint wasn't the only medical practice where we found personal and private documents. NewsChannel 11 found documents from four other patients in the trash outside of a doctors office here in Lubbock and another public clinic. But their responses were much different. They claim, the patient could have "taken this piece of paper and threw it in the dumpster" themselves. However, the doctor's office did take action. We saw for ourselves a week after our investigation, they replaced the city dumpster with this one and added a bar and lock to prevent scavenging and from quote "this happening again."
We want to point out, an identity thief could have easily plucked out any of the and gained access to names and detailed medical information. In all more than a dozen documents were found tossed in dumpsters, a violation of patients privacy and a new law that took effect last April. That new law is called the "Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act." In business, most people call it H.I.P.A.A. It's the wide-ranging federal law governing the use and release of a patient's personal health information. Each time a patient sees a doctor, is admitted to a hospital, goes to a pharmacist or sends a claim to a health plan, a record is made of their confidential health information. Under the H.I.P.A.A. law, this information can only be released if the patient gives their permission and the confidentiality of those records must be protected.
Covenant Health System Public Information Director Eddie Owens says these clinics have essentially broken the law. "Destroying or throwing away information that could be released or could become public in any way in the trash can or someone even accidentally sees it on a computer screen or whatever is essentially a violation of H.I.P.A.A. regulations," says Owens.
In Jane's case her confidentiality was violated when her records were not properly disposed of. You should know "Jane" worked as a nurse for 30 years and is very familiar with how medical records are to be treatment their confidentiality should be top priority in any clinic. "I am very disappointed that you could look in a dumpster and there my records ire lying on top."
Jane says, even though mistakes happen, in the medical field patients' records should be treated with the same respect as a patient themselves. "I want people to understand that it is a violation of my privacy. Whether it be from a physician's office, from a hospital wherever, that just should not happen. I hope that these clinics where you found those records will definitely do a lot of training with their people," says Jane.
Each of the clinics in question told us they have reminded their employees about the H.I.P.A.A. laws and are taking extra precautions to protect their patients privacy. They also say this will not happen again. Most clinics shred their records some of them have them incinerated. There is no law stating that they have to be shredded, but records are to be kept confidential and destroyed in that same manner.
NewsChannel 11 have made repeated attempts to contact those specific patients and so far we have been unsuccessful in getting their side of the story. That is why we chose not to identify those clinics that claim it wasn't their fault. We will continue to try and contact those patients to clarify the issue.
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FOX5 has confirmed with Clark County School District police that a volunteer basketball coach at Shadow Ridge High School has been charged with sex-related crimes.
According to her inmate listing on Clark County Detention Center's website, Angela Hensey, 24, is charged with two counts of sex with a pupil and one count of luring a child.
Clark County School District Police say Hensey was an unpaid volunteer coach, but she went through the same background checks and screening as paid employees.
Hensey started her position at Shadow Ridge in December, according to police, and in January was reported by other teachers for having an inappropriate relationship with a 16-year-old female student.
"They just felt that something inappropriate was there. There was rides being given by the coach, which started the investigation," said Sgt. Mitch Maciszak. He says the relationship was consensual and sexual in nature. Maciszak added that multiple text messages were exchanged between Hensey and the student.
CCSD police are also looking into the possibility that Hensey had an inappropriate relationship with another 15-year-old female student.
Hensey was uncooperative during the investigation, according to police.
The arrest comes less than a week after the arrest of a Henderson teacher for similar crimes.
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A Nacogdoches man has been arrested on charges of stealing prescription drugs from a Lorena grocery store. Preston DeJuan Moore was working for a company hired to conduct an inventory of the Brookshire Brothers store.
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When officers arrived they began conducting interviews with potential suspects and recovered 200 hydrocodone pills, another quantity of hydrocodone and a quantity of codeine.
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REGGAE continues to have an impact globally, earning a new generation of fans.
Such is the case with Israeli Alon Braier, winner of the inaugural World Reggae Poster Competition.
Braier was recently in Jamaica as part of his prize for his entry Roots of Dub.
The 28-year-old artist and musician told the Jamaica Observer that as for the reggae scene in his country, there are a few popular bands.
He named upcoming groups such as Zvuloon Dub System, Los Caparos — who play strictly ska and roots reggae — as well as older acts like Tomer Yosef and MC Carolina.
He also mentioned that Barrington Levy and African reggae singer Alpha Blondy were in Israel recently for the Jerusalem Reggae Festival.
Dancehall music is yet to gain a foothold in that market as Braier explains:
"There are some dancehall events for students, and of course, the Israeli dancehall queen contest, but they usually draw a small crowd," he said.
"There are some dancehall events for students, and of course, the Israeli dancehall queen contest, but they usually draw a small crowd," he said.
On the other hand, Reggaeton (a popular fusion out of Latin America) is quite popular in the Jewish state and there are even some local Reggaeton artistes like Alon de Loco, who sings in Hebrew while mixing Caribbean and oriental flavours.
Braier's own interest in reggae began at an early age.
"I was first exposed to reggae music as a teenager by my father who owned several reggae albums. Later on, when I worked as salesman in a local record shop, I discovered roots reggae through artistes like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and the Trojan record label and by my third year of art college I found himself really getting into dub and the creation of dub music," he explained.
With such a strong interest in dub, it is not surprising that Braier's winning poster drew on this genre of the music.
"My reggae music influences are mainly the dub pioneers you can find in my poster; King Tubby, Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Augustus Pablo. Each of them is truly great and inspiring in his own way," Braier explains.
His instrument of choice is the alto saxophone, but he also plays the bass, various drum machines, samplers and synthesizers. During his trip to Jamaica, he had the opportunity to rehearse with the Alpha Boys Band and recorded a song at a local studio.
For the studio session with Mikey Carroll at Creative Sounds, Braier says he fused Mediterranean scales and funk flavours with reggae and dub.
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Jonny May is available for England's RBS 6 Nations clash with Scotland on Saturday despite breaking his nose against France.
May lasted only eight minutes of the 26-24 defeat in Paris, forcing an early reshuffle of England's backline.
The Gloucester wing, who has two caps, saw a specialist on Monday afternoon and was passed fit for the Calcutta Cup showdown at Murrayfield.
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Found this post. Thought it flows with several other blog postings I published written by Dr. Don Huber. If below peaks your curiosity and you want to start your investigation please take a look on my blog for the articles written by Dr. Don Huber on GMO's.
According to F.W. Engdahl, an American-German freelance journalist, historian, and economic researcher, one long-standing project of the U.S. government has been to perfect a genetically-modified strand of corn. This variety of corn was field-tested over ten years ago, and according to the president of the small bio-tech firm in charge of that project…
"We have a hothouse filled with corn plants that make anti-sperm antibodies."
Taking antibodies from women with a rare condition known as "immune infertility" and isolating the genes that regulated the manufacture of those antibodies, they inserted them into the corn plants, creating, in essence, a biological weapon for population control.
And who was helping to finance this endeavor? The Gates' Foundation (which includes the Buffet Foundation) and the Rockefeller Foundation, through a project called The Alliance for a Green Revolution, headed by none other than former U.N. Chief, Kofi Annan. Major GMO agri-businesses are reported to be at the heart of AGRA, using it to spread their GMO technology throughout the Third World. According to Engdahl, "Gates and Buffet are major funders of global population reduction programs." Included in this unholy alliance is Ted Turner, who thinks that a 95% reduction in global population to around 300 million would be "ideal."
And remember, the Rockefeller Foundation has been involved in eugenics and genocide since it began funding the eugenics research in Germany in the 1920s and well into the Third Reich. (Seeds of Destruction, F.W. Engdahl.) The Rockefellers backed the forced sterilizations and racial purity ideology of Hitler's Germany.
But how does a Third World program affect us in western civilization? More specifically, how does it affect us here, in the United States?
Shortly after the introduction of GMO corn into the U.S. in 1996, birth rates began falling. Since 1999, birth rates have plummeted even faster – just three years after GMO corn was introduced into the food supply.
GMOS, according to scientists interviewed for the film Science Under Attack, have been known to cause smaller brain size, lowered immunity, organ damage, and infertility in animals fed biotech food. Does this correspond to the 20% rate of infertility occurring in our population today? That's a good question. Unfortunately, agri-giants and our government are suppressing the answers.
Since 2008, the U.S. government has opposed a national effort to label GMO foods. They upped the ante by trying to suppress GMO labeling anywhere in the world, by using Codex, the U.N. arm that seeks to regulate every food, mineral, and herb in the world used for consumption. However, this effort has stalled because Codex doesn't look at GMO created products as "food."
However, Codex does place these products into a special category that can be utilized in alternative applications. (Like birth control, maybe?)
Genetically engineered corn, soy, cottonseed oil, and canola oil are the most processed foods in the United States. These foods have NEVER been tested for safety in human consumption … even though animal studies show severe organ damage, spontaneous abortions, and sterility when consumed.
Take control of your fertility … your health … your life … by taking control of your own food supply.
This article was originally written and posted at GreenPastures.org


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Craft-mas Time
Last year I whipped up some pretty fun christmasy crafts.
My favorite was the Pottery Barn inspired advent calendar.
In a close second came the christmas gold berry pick wreath.
Of course, I did love the craftilicious ornaments I made.
They were darlin, no?
And I got some more this year to share…but first I wanted to gift you with some of my favorite bloggy christmas crafts I've seen lately. You know….just in case you have nothing to do this week (insert hysterical laughter here). Enjoy this crafty eye candy:
How to make new ornaments look old
Another yarn wreath with felt flowers
How to make an old tin into a candle tin
Pottery Barn inspired advent calendar
Jennifer permalinkDecember 19, 2010
Oh I wish there was time this week for crafting. But with two kids, 2 parties, 2 church events (in addition to the 'normal' ones), a birthday, and just general Christmas stuff I doubt there will be time for sleep let alone fun projects.
My cousin does all of her Christmas crafts in September. I thought it was weird and funny at the time, but now I think it is pure genius!
By the way, thanks for taking the time to put together these posts. I don't know how you find the time to do all that you do!
December 19, 2010
Cutey cute cute!
i especially love the stuff you made.
You might look like brunette Brittany{prettier, of course}, but girl she can't craft like you do
plus, you're a bit more sane.
Corie permalinkDecember 19, 2010
I found your blog somehow and I read it all the time but I've never commented before. But today I am, b/c it's Sunday and I was bored and you had a new post for me to read. Hooray! You and your boyfriend-husband are the cutest and Will? Totally adorable! I love this post, I love all things crafty. Those pearlized ornaments are to die for!
Best of luck with your new house and stuff.
December 19, 2010
So many awesome Christmas projects! Thank goodness Christmas comes every year, so that the ones I don't get to this year will still be around for the next. = ) (And new ones too!)
I love your PB advent calender! (And thanks for featuring mine. = )
Merry Christmas!!
December 19, 2010
I love it all! These are so pretty and everything looks 100% store bought… a sign of an awesome craft!
Thanks for sharing! <3
Jenn A. permalinkDecember 19, 2010
Total eye candy! I love the wrapped wreath with flower look the best!
Stephanie permalinkDecember 19, 2010
I love the one where you glued the glass gems onto the Christmas ball. I am going to make some of those as Christmas gifts for my daughters Girl Scout troop leaders! They are beautiful!!
December 20, 2010
I am joining in the hysterical laughter at the idea of nothing to do this week, KB!
I wish the pictures were showing up on my work computer! Oh well, I can check it out at home, I bet they are all awesome!
December 20, 2010
I LOVE the advent calendar! I may try to make one next year! I made these little yarn trees and they're SO easy! I have the tutorial on my blog: http://www.noraisinsonmyparade.com/2010/12/my-yarn-christmas-trees.html
February 11, 2011
OMG! I was so out of it for the last few months (because I had a baby right after Thanksgiving and it's been chaos around here), didn't know that you had featured my candy wreath. Thank you SOOO much for including it in your fabulous collection holiday crafty goodness!!!
November 10, 2011
Hey Katie! Love all your Craftmas projects – quick question though – I would LOVE to make an Advent Calendar similar to that of Pottery Barn's, which I've been crushing on for some time now…would you mind telling me about how large was the piece of board you used? I can't figure out how large I should make it to fit the 24 ornaments cozily enough but not so all-up-in-each-other's-business. And did you purchase new ornaments or just use ones that you had already, thus just adding those to your tree?
Thanks so much, as always, for the awesome inspiration!
Madison – theSeidlerFamily.com


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Tupelo, MS's CDF Center
The Community Development Foundation has a new home for fulfilling its mission of creating jobs, developing communities and fostering business. The new CDF Center is the first LEED-certified building in downtown Tupelo's Fairpark District, and was designed with the Tupelo/Lee County community in mind.
"The Lee County Board of Supervisors saw the opportunity to raise the knowledge and image of local economic development efforts by continuing the success of the Renasant Center for IDEA's with the new CDF Center," says Phil Morgan, president of the Lee County Board of Supervisors. "The opportunity to get a 50/50 federal matching grant made the decision to build the CDF Center feasible.
"We hope this building will be inviting for prospects, a place of pride for community citizens, and another tool for Lee County's future development success."
Meetings and More
The first floor of the CDF Center houses Tupelo/Lee County's Chamber of Commerce, plus an array of meeting and conference rooms designed to meet the needs of the CDF membership. The state-of-the art boardroom can seat up to 70 and features vast audio-visual capabilities.
Rubye Del Harden, president of Results, Inc. in Tupelo, has used the CDF Center for training and client meetings. A CDF member, she appreciates the centralized location and ease of use of the center's spaces.
"The new CDF Center is great for business meetings, luncheons and workshops. It is light and airy, and the training rooms are private, well-appointed and comfortable," Harden says. "The CDF staff is friendly, helpful and accommodating. It is everything you want in a training facility."
Growing Businesses, Creating Jobs
The facility's second floor is completely dedicated to new innovative business and research development space. Prospective companies have the flexibility to build out the area to meet their needs. Just as the Renasant Center for IDEAs, Tupelo/Lee County's regional business incubator, offers business space and a comprehensive bundle of services, the CDF Center's second floor offers the same amenities with added security.
The building's third floor houses CDF's Economic Development Division, along with the executive and financial suites. The executive conference room overlooking the Fairpark District is the cornerstone of the building, providing a progressive, picturesque view for CDF to share the Tupelo Story with prospective industrial clients from across the world.
Friendly Faces and Collaborative Spaces
To date, the CDF Center has hosted almost 1,000 people. Its synergetic spaces and immense technological capabilities make it a resource for the community and a refuge for CDF members to meet, collaborate and learn. In addition, members can rely on a professional staff to assist in the CDF Center experience.
When Philips Day-Brite needed space to conduct a weeklong series of meetings, the company found exactly what it needed in the CDF Center.
"The CDF Center is immaculate and the staff was professional and courteous," says Mary Leigh Johnson, HR specialist with Philips Day-Brite. "During our meetings, we worked diligently to establish an atmosphere that balanced the needs of the business with the needs of the workforce. I believe that the facility and the staff added to that atmosphere."
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NPR's Nina Totenberg: There Was Nothing Political About Obama Giving Solyndra Money
NPR's Nina Totenberg on Friday exhibited what Hillary Clinton would call a willing suspension of disbelief.
When the subject of failed solar company Solyndra came up on PBS's Inside Washington, Totenberg actually said with a straight face, "There is no evidence that there was any political anything about the awarding of this contract" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
GORDON PETERSON, HOST: There was a hearing up on the hill, five hours, Steven Chu, the Secretary of Energy, was in the hot seat over Solyndra. $535 million loan guarantee, and Republicans are saying that they acted illegally by guaranteeing investors would get a break before taxpayers. Is this going to come back to bite the Obama campaign?
NINA TOTENBERG, NPR: It doesn't look good when half a billion dollars goes down the drain. On the other hand, this program, which was originally in the Bush administration and Solyndra was originally okayed in the Bush administration, actually allocates $10 billion for losses, because it was supposed to be a seed money program. It was endorsed by every Republican and I believe every Democratic member of the House committee that originally approved it. It was, you know, many people think it's a good idea. Many people don't. But there is nothing illegal about what went on here, or even probably very political except that somebody wanted the layoffs delayed
PETERSON: What about the timing of the layoffs?
TOTENBERG: Except that somebody wanted the layoffs…
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Oh, yeah, except for that…
TOTENBERG: They shouldn't have done that, but there is no evidence that there was any political anything about the awarding of this contract.
PETERSON: I don't think Charles agrees with you.
I guess Totenberg missed the part about Obama fundraiser George Kaiser being one of Solyndra's largest investors.
It is indeed entertaining watching media members contort themselves supporting the corruption of a president they admire.
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Charles must have been having..
Submitted by zenman1661 on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 12:47pm.
an off night. I would have expected a stronger and snapier response to her nonsense like he usually does.
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Objectivity is out the window
Submitted by rbosque on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 12:47pm.
Objectivity is out the window with these mutants. My greatest disgust is that we actually pay this harpie's salary.
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It is galling that we have to
Submitted by rockyracoon on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 6:32pm.
It is galling that we have to pay for her upkeep, I agree.
Facts are like kryptonite to the liberal.
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It's Bush's fault!!
Submitted by motherbelt on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 12:54pm.
Nina, which part of acted illegally by guaranteeing investors would get a break before taxpayers do you not understand?
What has that to do with Bush?
It's impossible to embarrass someone who has no shame.....
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Now you see...
Submitted by zenman1661 on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 1:25pm.
that's the type of comment that Charles should have said
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I thought that Bush's folks
Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 5:20pm.
I thought that Bush's folks had said no to Solyndra.
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Yes, but you see, Rick
Submitted by Blonde on Sun, 11/20/2011 - 8:26am.
....the PROCESS started under the Bush administration, and even though the Bush people said NO!, the media point at the mess and lay it at Bush's door. Never mind the donors/Solyndra investors, nor the administration's pressure re: layoffs. Nothing to see here, move on, move on.
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Great point, motherbelt
Submitted by Galvanic on Sun, 11/20/2011 - 11:30pm.
Totenberg's comment is ridiculous on its face.
TOTENBERG: "They shouldn't have done that, but there is no evidence that there was any political anything about the awarding of this contract."
First of all, anytime the Federal government grants $$$ or guarantees loans to a commercial enterprise and it is not payment for goods or services received, it's political. Washington decided for political reasons to grant or loan money that is not available to all.
Then we get the awarding of the loan to one of the President's big political donors against the advice of his own economics team; the illegal restructuring of the guaranteed loans to the detriment of taxpayers; and the manipulation of the lay-off announcement.
If all this somehow fails to rise to Totenberg's definition of 'political,' she needs to go back to high school.
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Submitted by ray johnson on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 12:55pm.
That brain has shrunken up to be about pea sized...and green, too!
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Yes, Obama is pure of heart and not politically motivated at all
Submitted by gmaniac1 on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 12:55pm.
What else could it be?
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Tottenburg lied when she said
Submitted by wdvander on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 1:08pm.
Tottenburg lied when she said the Solyndra loan was initiallly approved in the Bush Administration. The Bush energy department turned down the loan request and it was revived with the election of PBO and his need for campaign cash. There are deep ties between Solyndra and campaign bundlers for democrat campaigns. The Solyndra loan was completely political with the set up of the loans where bundlers, er, investors in Solyndra were first to receive payback before taxpayers.
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Shes right-theres nothing political about it..
Submitted by NJRightWinger12 on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 1:29pm.
Cause its CRIMINAL! He should be put up on trial for this, amongst many other things! Wheres the impeachment proceedings against this Communist? If the American people ever DARE to re-elect this warmongering idiot clown, they deserve the corrupt govt they get!
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Amen NJ!!
Submitted by rockyracoon on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 6:30pm.
Amen NJ!!
Facts are like kryptonite to the liberal.
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Thank you, rockyracoon!
Submitted by NJRightWinger12 on Sun, 11/20/2011 - 3:43pm.
Did you go up to your room, only to read Gideons bible? Well, we will need alot more than that if O'Bozo and his merry men arent stopped!
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Does anyone here
Submitted by bkeyser on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 1:31pm.
think these liberal commentators actually believe this stuff? Or are these statements designed solely for the purpose of misleading the viewer? I mean, it's astounding the degree to which these people will look at you and lie right to your face.
In the Corps, our most guiding principal was "integrity"; I see very little of that from today's liberal punditry.
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Submitted by Tomorama on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 1:48pm.
You beat me to the punch, her saying this was OK'ed under Boooooosh is just a flat out LIE.
IT WAS UNANIMOUS by Booooosh and company AFTER looking into this that they were NOT a good bet and the other fact about that is MANY under Obysmal stated and I quote "This company is not ready for prime time" and they were also against the loan.
Then knowing the loan was bogus and bad, they in turn CRIMINALLY red-did the loan so we get shit back.
Not an opinion, Nina, simple facts.
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True, but.....
Submitted by Kingfish17 on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 2:08pm.
My problem with what happened under the Bush administration was that the mechanism to fund these type of loans, through the DOE, was written into law. The DOE shouldn't be in the business of lending money to anybody.
It's a valid point to say that the Bush admin turned down this loan, but the Feds shouldn't be in position to dole out this type of slush fund money in the first place.
"You can't go take a trip to Las Vegas...on the taxpayer's dime." Barack Obama
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Not only that
Submitted by rockyracoon on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 6:29pm.
But the DOE should be completely defunded, and disbanded. It is a thoroughly useless and unecessary cabinet department, JMO.
Facts are like kryptonite to the liberal.
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Submitted by liberalsarefunny on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 1:52pm.
My sides hurt from laughing at these libbies....
Your tax dollars at work.
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Nina the Hyena....here we go again!
Submitted by Herbster on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 2:05pm.
Another example of the media....or should I say the 2011 reincarnation of Goebbels' Ministry of Propaganda.....on display for all to see.
We live in dangerous times.
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Hyena? Have to disagree.
Submitted by KyWriter on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 5:56pm.
She has an equine face, with opinions more closely resembling the other end of the horse.
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No evidence...
Submitted by Dave81 on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 2:05pm.
Of course, when it's Republicans under the spotlight, who needs evidence? Anonymous rumors will suffice.
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Submitted by allouchsit on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 2:11pm.
The main illegality with this whole deal was that the interests of the American People were subrogated to the interests of other investors. This means the other investors are in a position superior to the American People. This is entirely illegal. Federal law requires that the American People always be in first position whenever federal funds are invested in any project. I wish the media would spend more time on this issue and stop sweeping it under the rug. This was an entirely illegal loan and should not have been approved. Any and all persons who approved this deal should be prosecuted and jailed.
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some good points made by many readers but..
Submitted by Dr. Ron on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 5:16pm.
root cause (ugh, I apologize for using that term); liberals lie, as a matter of course. Not that they are necessarily dense/ignorant/"thick"...many are...but they know how to parrot the lies and mis-info: they understand the power of the Misinformation Effect.
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The program worked
Submitted by Franksam on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 8:08pm.
Nina said that ten billion was 'allocated' for losses. The whole thing is a non-starter for me, because now I know that losses are okay as long as they are expected.
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One great question-did any conservative companies-
Submitted by JIMMY1660 on Sun, 11/20/2011 - 9:50am.
get any funding for "eco" projects??
If not we now confirm its political purposes only, on the Obama agenda.
The bucket has holes-fix the holes before you try to fill it.
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Submitted by GEDoug on Sun, 11/20/2011 - 4:28pm.
The left just cannot speak the truth. The Bush administration DID NOT approve it. They rejected it. It gets tiresome...Totenberg can only support her position if she lies...and she has no problem with holding the position that requires that. It is either a psychosis or a compete lack of moral character.
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Nina Still Employed?
Submitted by tomaspain on Mon, 11/21/2011 - 6:58am.
Nina must have some really embarrassing pictures of important people. Blackmail seems the only possible reason that she keeps her job.
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- Trailer: The Canyons feat. Lindsay Lohan
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Featuring Lindsay Lohan and male porn star James Deen, The Canyons is the latest film from director Paul Schrader (American Gigolo) and centers around a group of sex obsessed twenty-somethings in LA who, through a chance meeting, get wrapped up in a world of deceit, paranoia and violence. The film, which was written by Bret Easton Ellis and largely funded through Kickstarter, is James Deen's first non-pornographic role and will be Lohan's first film appearance since a run of personal ordeals. Release is set for early 2013.
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- Coinciding with their new collaborative Made In England collection, British fashion designer A. Sauvage and Dr. Martens have released a 7-minute short film entitled The Student. Featuring up-and-coming young actor Craig Roberts...
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We decided to try something new, so we headed to Rewster's Cafe in Logan Square for breakfast, before a little grocery shopping. I got the ham, potato and cheddar hash, with two eggs sunny side up. I dig the decor and the overall vibe of the place, but I was telling the Missus that I'd be inclined to eat here more often if it was walking distance from our place, but it's not. Otherwise, it just doesn't have the variety to make it a destination restaurant. I noticed maybe three things on the small breakfast menu that sounded appealing, and one of them would be something I could more easily just make at home.
Still, it gets points for the waterfall in the side room and the board games on a rustic, antique bookcase on the opposite wall.


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CAA is betting on Baltimore as it brings its men's basketball tournament here this weekend
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Things the Lakers need to get out of their seven-game trip
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"Win a couple games" -- Lakers guard Kobe Bryant That's the most obvious thing the Lakers need to do when they begin a seven-game trip Saturday with stops at New Orleans, Memphis, Boston, New York, Orlando, Charlotte and Cleveland. The Lakers (34-16)...
Lamar Odom is a more deserving All-Star than Pau Gasol
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7 Wonders 2
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7 Wonders 2 is the sequel to the hit game 7 Wonders. If you love match-3 games, but haven't had much fun since Cradle of Rome, this is the game for you!
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Baseball America's Midseason Top 25
Reposted from dds dave's FanPost (single link-driven posts usually belong as FanShots): Yesterday Baseball America released their Midseason Top 25. Unfortunately none of our minor leaguers make the top 25, but Jhoulys Chacin, Christian Friedrich and Esmil Rogers make the next 25 list. That would be a big jump for Rogers since he's 12th on our Purps list. Admittedly though our list does include a few injured players and one Dexter Fowler who no longer qualifies for the award.


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WEAR - Search Results
Dog that detects Diabetes
The tale of a dog that detects symptoms of diabetes.
He's not a pet --but a service dog -- who contributes to the life of Kathy Lincoln -- in a big way --
Don Lincoln/ Husband]
What Duncan's trained to do is she detects both high and low blood sugar and it's all based on smell.
*Duncan* is a yellow lab -- trained as a diabetes dog.
Years ago Kathy had tumors that developed on her pancreas --
They had to go in and remove three quarters of my pancreas, so at that point I became Type One Diabetic.
Since then, she's had big swings in blood sugars she didn't feel until they hit dangerous levels -- now:
When she's high, she'll put a paw right on her knee or where she can reach to --if she's low she'll touch her with her nose, the meter --which Duncan is trained to go and get tells her how high or low -- but the dog can actually pick it up about twenty minutes or so before the meter tells you where you are at.
Even if Kathy is working or sleeping --Duncan doesn't miss much --
She will paw me, she will paw me harder, she will jump on me, she will bark
Duncan is still a puppy and in training, but soon he will get some high tech help, He'll get a special phone that will help him alert other paramedics, if there is an emergency.
This is a picture of that phone courtesy of ablephone.com
There will be a recording on there that will say the dog is dialing the number and there is a diabetic emergency at this residence
What's Kathy looking forward to most?
The one thing I am really really looking forward to is she can alert me when I am driving, Right now I don't feel comfortable, but eventually she can alert me, I can pull over , take care of things, and get back on the road, I'm safe and everyone around me is safe
Now do you get why all dogs go to heaven??
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Interactive Dinners at Finn & Porter
There are lots of new things going on at Finn & Porter, the swank restaurant at the Hilton Downtown. A new chef, Peter Maffei, has given the menu a makeover and added a series of monthly wine dinners. Sushi 101, however, showcases the skills of Sushi Chef Triet Huynh, F&P sushi chef since the beginning.
Indeed, Chef Triet has been quietly working his craft for the past eight years, even as the sushi boom was going on all over the city. His Vietnamese heritage shows in creative touches on sushi bar classics and dishes of his own creation.
First Course: Spicy Tako Sunomono, steamed octopus, cucumber salad, crunchy parsnip, spicy Southeast Asian dressing
Second Course: Tuna Foie Gras, featuring tuna-wrapped goat cheese, kalamata olives, and capers over fennel slaw topped with seared foie gras and balsamic teriyaki
Third Course: Sampling of fresh sushi & sashimi
Dessert: Tobiko Ice Cream


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Kosher Sushi
Emek Refaim
German Colony, Jerusalem
Tel: 02-5636418
Rabbanut Yerushalayim
Sunday - Thursday 7am till 1:00am. Friday till one hour before Shabbat.
Saturday nighttill 1:00am. Closed Shabbat.
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February 06
I admit it - I have been in love with Masaryk since its birth. I am
considered an old-timer on the Emek Refaim corridor, having lived there
since 1984. Masaryk was always a cut above the others that opened along the
strip. And, not resting on its laurels, Masaryk continues to change, to
improve and just stay a cut above the others.
What was once a real good coffee shop, is now a full fledged fantastic
restaurant. Sure, they still serve coffee (and very good coffee, I might
add), but Masaryk has become the only true dairy restaurant along the strip.
And they have plenty of non-dairy dishes as well. But here's the best part:
they still charge coffee shop prices!
The decor has been upgraded and it feels nice and comfortable to sit in
Masaryk and watch "the Emek" go by. The appetizers are as
good, if not better, than the main courses. My absolute new favorite is the
Mushrooms In a Chili and Citrus Sauce. If you do nothing else for the rest
of your life, sit down and taste this dish. It is real good. The taste
lingers like the scent of jasmine on a nice spring day. It is not spicy. It
is delicious.
Of course, they have other amazing appetizers. Rolled Eggplant in a Cream
and Parmesan Sauce. (To die for), Sun-Dried Tomatoes in Lebane, Salmon
wrapped in Filo Dough, or Bruschetto and Crustini. And they have succulent
soups too: Minestrone, Sweet Potato, Tomato and the day we were
there, they had a perfectly seasoned Cauliflower Soup. All are made fresh,
from scratch.
If you are in the 'salad mood', Masaryk will do just right by you. They
offer six or seven choices of full-meal salads. And
sandwiches, too. Eggplant, Yellow Cheese, Feta, Roasted
Veggies, Roquefort, Salmon - all are served on fresh baked bread, soft, and
Masaryk offers a wide variety of main dishes. The fish is dishes are excellent. The restaurant staff goes to the shuk every morning
and chooses the best and freshest fish. They offer Salmon (baked or grilled
in an almond and wine sauce), Trout ("Forel" in a butter, wine and sage
sauce), Mullet ("Buri" with Syrian Olives and Capers or in a Lemon Sauce)
and a Sea Bream ("Labrack" either wrapped in filo dough with a Mushroom
Wine sauce or baked with Capers and Lemon).
Even the side dishes that came with the fish were exquisite. A very nice
selection of slightly grilled, but nicely done Sweet Potatoes, String Beans
and Potatoes.
Pasta is an art form at Masaryk. The pasta is homemade fresh, daily. The
flour for the pasta is imported from Italy. And when you eat the pasta, you
can definitely taste the difference. Ricotta is use in the ravioli. You can
get different types of filled ravioli: Pine Nuts, Eggplant or Roquefort.
And they make their own Lasagna, Eggplant Parmesan and Pastagio.
The other pasta items include your choice of spaghetti or
fettuccini (green or regular) with a very nice variety of very tasty
sauces: Alio-Olio (ok, this is my other absolute favorite - a garlic and
oil sauce, with chili peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, and leeks), Zucchini and
Vodka, Mushrooms, Pesto, Sweet Potato, a flavorful Three Cheese sauce, or
And now for dessert: various kinds of chocolate cake, ice
cream, pie, and under the dessert section of the menu they have listed
"Milkshakes". My 13 year old daughter can treat the milkshake like a whole
meal, made fresh from real ice cream and milk. Thick and refreshing.
Can you imagine that you can get much of the above as part of the
discounted business lunch??? Pasta dishes are 50NIS and fish dishes are
60NIS and it includes an appetizer and drink (cold, hot or beer!).
Masaryk Street, Jerusalem, 1958
Masaryk opens early for breakfast and serves breakfast until noon. The
shakshouka is perfect - not too runny, not overdone, seasoned and spiced.
Masaryk: Consistently good food every time. It's that simple.


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New PSP Value Packs2 Comments Published by Jakanden 7 years, 6 months ago in Hardware, News, PSP.
PSP Fanboy reports (via French Blog Kingplayer), that Sony is reworking their Value Pack strategy.
Sony has revealed five new PSP Value Packs, each being offered with one of five titles: Medievil, Pursuit Force, WRC, Wipeout Pure, and Ridge Racer. It appears that the pack will be doing for about $250 Euros which translates to roughly $300 USD.
There has been no announcement as to if these packs will ever hit North American shores, but as Rafel said:
if Sony continues to be the lovable, greedy, profiteering scamps they've always been, we can be somewhat certain that we'll see our own on this side of the planet.
2 Responses to "New PSP Value Packs"
Mar 14th, 2006 at 10:26 pm
Wow, didn't see this coming.
Mar 15th, 2006 at 12:35 am
If it does come to North America you can rest assured there will be a Socom one…


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From Dispatch Dot Com
Agents pop in on 'Pawn Stars'
The Air Force sent special agents to Las Vegas on Tuesday to grill Rick Harrison of Pawn Stars about his purchase of a guidance system for a missile used on F-4 Phantom fighter planes. Harrison and his team made the deal last week, TMZ.com reported. Two investigators visited Gold & Silver Pawn and asked to check out the guidance system and missile parts, a source said. The agents disassembled the system to make sure it was no longer active and didn't contain any important information. The agents also inquired about the woman who sold the pieces to Pawn Stars. The seller said her father purchased the items at a military auction in the 1980s, and she had paperwork to prove it. A representative for the History network show insisted, "If the Air Force wants the missile back, we will gladly adhere to their request."
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Stephen Stills Youtube
Last night I was watching a football match on tele, the game was very one sided, so I flicked channels and was just in time to see Stephen Stills playing Helplessly Hoping. Listening to him, it reminded me how good he actually is. His voice was much more gravely, however it always did have that nice edge to it, his guitar playing was impeccable, very simple finger picking and no frills chords. The live audience was spellbound. Considering all the other acts had violins, amps, double basses, harmonies and an all sorts of other gadget, it was a great lesspn in music. It showed once again how an acoustic guitar and vocal can stand up and be complete without anyone or anything else. Before the song started I was thinking 'how's this going to be without the harmonies?', but like any great musician does, Stephen Stills interpreted the song another way and it was perfect.
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I consulted for ab/flank lipo and was 10 lbs over my ideal weight. He recommended a little inner/outer thigh since it wouldn't be much more and it would "smooth out" the silhouette. I regret the day I ever met him. He performed lipo in an area I did not consent to and ruined my... READ MORE
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looked like fun!
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looked like fun!
OK, here's the last of them:
BLV and Neum again
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Freya, Marstc09 and Freya's friend Tony
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Tony and Freya
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Everyone except Zeus, Freya, Tony and Marstc09
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BTW, kudos should go to Garland Greene - he has lost over 150 lbs. since last year - he looked FANTASTIC!
It was fun but my food was crap, time for some pepto
"shockzilla" wrote:
Thats what I'm saying.Quote:
BTW, kudos should go to Garland Greene - he has lost over 150 lbs. since last year - he looked FANTASTIC!
Way to go GG.
I'm working on getting bigger.
By the way, you are officially forgiven as I was upset I didn't see pics in the other thread.
"BadlandsViking" wrote:
Yeah - I wasn't enjoying my dinner too much either.Quote:
It was fun but my food was crap, time for some pepto
The crying baby attached to my chest might have had something to do with that.
"shockzilla" wrote:
When did this fool finally show up?Quote:
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Talked with Sno about 9:30 last night - apparently he was lost and madly texting Sno for directions.
BLV, Wildwoman says you better keep your smoochin to a minimum or she is coming after ya.... ;D
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"singersp" wrote:
Yup, I am a member there too.Quote:
"cajunvike" wrote:
"Garland" wrote:
It was good time.
I found a few things about the "other group" that was there ;D
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Nice...but they are NO PP.O!
Looks like NodakPaul is a member there.
They may not be PP.O, but they had Matt Blair there at their little gathering.
It is actually a pretty decent social network group, I recommend it to anyone else who is interested.
But overall I prefer the conversational forums of PP.O. ;)
Actually, I am supposed to meet a lot of that group for the first time at the draft party today.
Unfortunately no weather is advised out of Fargo until 11:00 am this morning, so it looks like that won't be happening... :(