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Located in the center of historic Milford, PA, Harrington House is a Victorian home built circa 1860 with 4 spacious guest rooms. Gardens surround the building and can be enjoyed from the wrap around front porch or deck in the backyard. Each room is unique, two with fireplaces and all have private baths. A full gourmet breakfast is served each morning in the dining room. Off street parking, wireless Internet and many other amenities are included. And we are pet friendly!
The Monet Room is bright and sunny with a working gas fireplace and a new King size bed, luxury linens, towels and robes. All rooms have full private baths, air conditioning, flat screen cable tv and wi-fi access.
Nightly Rate: $180 - $195
The Rose Room features a working gas fireplace, King size bed with private bath, a/c, cable tv, and wi-fi access. We offer luxury linens, towels and robes as well as other amenities.
Nightly Rate: $180 - $195
This room features an antique iron bed and a single sleep sofa to accomodate a third person. This is our pet friendly room with private bath, a/c, cable tv, and wi-fi access. We offer luxury linens, towels and robes as well as other amenities.
Nightly Rate: $160 - $160
The Stratton is warm and cozy featuring a sumptuous maple queen-size bed with full newly renovated bath. All our rooms have a/c, cable tv and wi-fi access as well as luxury linens, towels and robes and other amenities.
Nightly Rate: $160 - $160
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5 on September 13, 2014
We had a perfect weekend at Harrington House. The room and common areas are lovely, with a beautiful back garden, overstuffed chairs, and spacious, spotless rooms. Adrianne cooks a fantastic breakfast and the stay was made complete with her special touches that one rarely sees in b&b's these days. Milford is a lovely town with plenty to do and a simple bus ride from Manhattan made it a very special trip for us.
4.8 on August 28, 2014
A superb Bed and Breakfast. While our time was short and with excellent weather going for us, we always felt like we were at home. The minor touches in decor and hospitality were beyond category. Will stay again longer next time we vacation the Poconos.Thank you Adriane for making our stay most welcome!
2.8 on August 19, 2014
The innkeeper was not present during check-in. I had to greet some some of her guests which they thanked me for but she did not. Dirty used glasses and half empty bottle of water in the room. Which we needed in the morning since the air must have been on a timer and it was 87 degrees when we were packing up the room. Maybe that was a ploy to get us to leave before posted check-out time. A tee time must have been waiting. A note...I am a golfer.
Innkeeper Response
I appreciate your letting me know that I did not meet your expectations during your stay at Harrington House. I do apologize for the oversight on the water and glassware. Sunday morning was a little frantic and the chamber maid(me) was hurrying to ready the room for your prearranged early check-in. I could have remedied this immediately had it been brought to my attention. I believe we spoke about my leaving you a key for an early check in but the other guests were not expected until much later in the afternoon. Thank you for being there. As to the heat, again my apologies. With central air it is often hard to regulate to everyone's satisfaction and when it is very cool outside, even harder. It has been a strange summer. I certainly hope you will consider visiting again if you are in the area so we can improve your first impression.
4.2 on August 11, 2014
My husband and I stayed at Harrington House for two nights for our first Anniversary. We wanted to get away, relax, do some horseback riding, and get some hiking in. The location of the Harrington House is great for all of those things. There are stables right down the road and all the hiking of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Center just 10 minutes away. The town is also adorable with great restaurants and cute shops. The Harrington House itself is a gorgeous home. We stayed in the Thistle room and it was cute and comfortable. The room was very clean and decorated in a modern, but classic and cozy way. The sparkling water was welcomed after a long drive and the adorable Harrington House soaps and lip balm were a nice touch. Breakfast here is an experience. Forget basic eggs, you get special recipes done up and they are delicious. Our entire experience at Harrington House was wonderful and we hope to return again in the future.
3.2 on August 06, 2014
Last minute arrangement. Very accommodating.
5 on July 17, 2014
A wonderful, comfortably clean room, a delightful property steps from the center of Milford, and a great breakfast to boot! Highly recommended!
4.8 on July 12, 2014
Well kept, up-to-date property. Clean, appealing and accommodating. Bottled water and chocolates in room. Coffee, tea, water, Port, Sherry, and cookies available 24/7. Delicious, filling breakfast. Located in the center of town, can walk to several restaurants and shops. Well landscaped. Friendly inn-keeper. Recommend to others and looking forward to a return stay. Alan & Claire, Harrisburg, PA
4.8 on July 06, 2014
Totally comfortable, excellent breakfast, no glitches.
4.4 on June 14, 2014
Wonderful stay, will absolutely come back!
4.4 on May 26, 2014
Never in my years of travel have I had such a comfortable stay. While the room was petite it was perfect for my partner and our dog. What was really shocking was our lovely bed & breakfast owner who provided us with a home cooked breakfast every morning that was way beyond just some eggs and bacon. Everything about our stay was more than comforting. Will be going back soon!
Innkeeper Response
Thanks for taking the time to write such nice things. I love being "lovely"!
Historic borough located on the Delaware River, Mountains, Small town
Wilkes-Barre, PA (AVP-Wilkes-Barre Scranton Intl.) 45 miles
From I-84 take Exit#46 (old Exit # 10) East(Route 6) to Historic Milford. Centrally located two miles from exit 46 on the right. From New York City take the George Washington Bridge West on I-80 to Exit 34 Route 15 North,Sparta, to Route 206. At the New Jersey/Pennsylvania bridge follow signs to Historic Milford(One mile). At the traffic light,continue straight two blocks and the Inn is on the left.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Canoeing/rafting/kayaking on the Delaware River; Hiking in High Point State Park-Appalachian Trail,Stokes State Forest and Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area; Waterfalls throughout Pocono Mountains and Upper Delaware Region , Performing Theater, Picnic area, River, Ski area, Winery
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Amenities Basket, BBQ grill, Computer, Copier, DVD Player, Desk, Fax Machine, Library, Telephone, Washer/dryer, Wi-Fi , large wrap around porch and garden, 24 hour coffee service and refrigerator, off street parking, fireplaces in common areas, Guest office with computer, fax and printer, private baths
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath robes, Ceiling fans, In-room internet, Fireplace, Hairdryer, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV
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Apple's iPhone coming to Virgin Mobile with $30/mo. plans June 29Virgin Mobile USA announced on Thursday that it will offer Apple's iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 beginning Friday, June 29, with contract-free plans as low as $30 per month.
Customers will be able to purchase the 16-gigabyte iPhone 4S for $649, matching the price of a contract-free handset purchased through the Apple Store or AT&T. That's different from regional wireless carrier Leap, which announced late last month that it would sell a 16-gigabyte iPhone 4S for $500, meaning the carrier is subsidizing the price by about $150.
While customers who buy the iPhone through Virgin Mobile USA will pay a higher upfront premium, they could also see considerable savings on their plans. The carrier offers customers a $5-per-month discount when they register for automatic monthly payments, which results in a basic plan with "unlimited" data and text messaging and 300 voice minutes for $30.
Users can upgrade to 1,200 voice minutes for $40 per month, or obtain unlimited minutes for $50 per month. Though data is advertised as "unlimited," all plans include 2.5 gigabytes per month of full-speed data, and any overages can be throttled.
Virgin Mobile USA will also offer Apple's previous-generation iPhone 4 for $549 in the 8 gigabyte capacity. The contract-free phones will be available at Virgin Mobile's website, RadioShack, Best Buy, and select local retailers.
"This month marks Virgin Mobile USAs tenth birthday," said Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group. "And what better way to thank our fans for ten years of loyalty than by giving them exactly what they want: the perfect plan for the perfect phone. That is the essence of 'A Higher Calling.'"
Word first surfaced on Tuesday that Virgin Mobile USA would become the second American carrier to offer Apple's iPhone without a service contract. However, the launch date and exact pricing were not known until the official announcement was made Thursday by Virgin Mobile.
Virgin's voice and data service relies on Sprint's "Nationwide Network." The sale of iPhones through Sprint's Virgin mobile could go toward the $15.5 billion in iPhones sprint had pledged to sell over a four-year span in a deal with Apple.
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..No one has gone up to heaven except the one who has come down from heaven, the son of man. And just as Moses lifted up the serpent in the desert, so must the son of man be lifted up. so that everone who believes in him may have eternal life.......
Do you ever feel that Sunday's Scripture and Message is repeated, just in diffr text, more and more often?!
|Tue, 09-16-2003 - 2:19pm
Reading I (Nm 21:4b-9)
"With their patience worn out by the journey,
the people complained against God and Moses,
"Why have you brought us up from Egypt to die in this desert,
where there is no food or water?
We are disgusted with this wretched food!"
In punishment the LORD sent among the people saraph serpents,
which bit the people so that many of them died.
Then the people came to Moses and said,
"We have sinned in complaining against the LORD and you.
Pray the LORD to take the serpents from us."
So Moses prayed for the people, and the LORD said to Moses,
"Make a saraph and mount it on a pole,
and if any who have been bitten look at it, they will live."
Moses accordingly made a bronze serpent and mounted it on a pole,
and whenever anyone who had been bitten by a serpent
looked at the bronze serpent, he lived."


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Posts tagged with 'pew internet'
A few things to explore ahead of today's Apple announcements:
- Mobile tech indicators
- How the internet has woven itself into American life
- Expert predictions on the rise of wearables
As of January 2014:
- 90% of American adults have a cell phone
- 58% of American adults have a smartphone
- 32% of American adults own an e-reader
- 42% of American adults own a tablet computer
Note that tablets have the fastest rise of any of these innovations (and ebook readers could be considered as a minimal subset of tablets, which would make the rise of tablets even more steep).
Stowe Boyd, Pew Internet Digital Life in 2025
Amy Webb, Pew Internet Digital Life in 2025
Stowe Boyd, Pew Internet's Digital Life In 2025
Net Threats
The third of the Pew Research Center's Digital Life in 2025 reports has come out.
Janna Anderson and Lee Rainie, Digital Life in 20125: Net Threats
As Internet experts look to the future of the Web, they have a number of concerns. This is not to say they are pessimistic: The majority of respondents to this 2014 Future of the Internet canvassing say they hope that by 2025 there will not be significant changes for the worse and hindrances to the ways in which people get and share content online today. And they said they expect that technology innovation will continue to afford more new opportunities for people to connect.
Still, some express wide levels of concern that this yearning for an open Internet will be challenged by trends that could sharply disrupt the way the Internet works for many users today as a source of largely unfettered content flows.
The Net Threats These Experts Fear
1) Actions by nation-states to maintain security and political control will lead to more blocking, filtering, segmentation, and balkanization of the Internet.
2) Trust will evaporate in the wake of revelations about government and corporate surveillance and likely greater surveillance in the future.
3) Commercial pressures affecting everything from Internet architecture to the flow of information will endanger the open structure of online life.
4) Efforts to fix the TMI (too much information) problem might over-compensate and actually thwart content sharing.
A few excerpts:
Paul Saffo, managing director at Discern Analytics and consulting associate professor at Stanford University, said, "The pressures to balkanize the global Internet will continue and create new uncertainties. Governments will become more skilled at blocking access to unwelcome sites."
danah boyd, a research scientist for Microsoft, responded, "Because of governance issues (and the international implications of the NSA reveals), data sharing will get geographically fragmented in challenging ways. The next few years are going to be about control."
Glenn Edens, director of research in networking, security, and distributed systems at PARC, said, "Network operators' desire to monetize their assets to the detriment of progress represents the biggest potential problem. Enabling content creators to easily and directly reach audiences, better search tools, better promotion mechanisms and curation tools—continuing to dismantle the 'middle men' is key."
The chief counsel for a major foundation wrote, "Collusive and anti-competitive practices by telecommunications operators threaten the re-creation of an Internet controlled by people." A post-doctoral researcher wrote, "We are seeing an increase in walled gardens created by giants like Facebook and Apple… Commercialization of the Internet, paradoxically, is the biggest challenge to the growth of the Internet. Communication networks' lobbying against Net neutrality is the biggest example of this."
Leah Lievrouw, a professor of information studies at the University of California-Los Angeles, wrote, "There are too many institutional players interested in restricting, controlling, and directing 'ordinary' people's ability to make, access, and share knowledge and creative works online—intellectual property rights holders, law enforcement and security agencies, religious and cultural censors, political movements and parties, etc. For a long time I've felt that the utopianism, libertarianism, and sheer technological skill of both professional and amateur programmers and engineers would remain the strongest counterbalance to these restrictive institutional pressures, but I'm increasingly unsure as the technologists themselves and their skills are being increasingly restricted, marginalized, and even criminalized."
Josh Calder, a futurist with the Foresight Alliance, expressed confidence that threats to Net neutrality will be routed around. He responded, "Splintering based on corporate control of content and pipelines appears to be the greatest danger, at least in the developed world. It seems likely that steps will be taken to avoid barriers like an end to Net neutrality and the further erection of 'walled gardens,' and to keep the dangers of cybercrime sufficiently in check so that accessing content will not be significantly hindered."
Stowe Boyd, lead researcher for GigaOM Research, said, "The continued economic mess of the postnormal will be accelerated by the ephemeralization of work and the mounting costs of countering global warming, and governments will have too much to deal with to effectively slow the Internet's oozing into every corner of every part of the economy. The cost pressure will be too great to slow anything. The stalling of the telephone and cable monopolies on high-speed broadband and cellular will lead to fast defection to services offered by Amazon and Google (and a few others), who will buy up or build around the telecommunications companies."
Peter and Trudy Johnson-Lenz. founders of the online community Awakening Technology, based in Portland, Oregon, wrote, "In a 1958 speech, the late Edward R. Murrow said: 'This instrument can teach, it can illuminate; yes, and it can even inspire. But it can do so only to the extent that humans are determined to use it to those ends. Otherwise it is merely wires and lights in a box. There is a great and perhaps decisive battle to be fought against ignorance, intolerance and indifference. This weapon of television could be useful.'
"The Internet was commercialized in 1995, opening the floodgates to e-commerce, advertising, scams, identity theft and similar crimes, pay-for-play applications, pornography and much more. According to Wikipedia, some 80 to 85% of all the e-mail on the Internet is spam, and Incapsula says that in 2013, less than 40% of Internet activity was conducted by humans. Some 30% of Internet bandwidth goes to pornography, and according to the Huffington Post in 2013, porn sites get more visitors each month than Netflix, Amazon, and Twitter combined.
"All of this makes it more difficult for people to get and share content online, and without social policy and technology changes, it's likely to get worse by 2025. Unless people rise up nonviolently to take charge of their local systems and demand public technology and governance oversight and universal, affordable access to the Internet as a whole, humankind will remain captive to the likes of corporations, spammers, hackers, and online criminals. What would it take to re-envision our use of the Internet by 2025 to fulfill the dreams of its early creators and pioneers? Television provides a cautionary tale."
The point/counterpoint of the techno optimists and the less optimistic is fascinating reading.
COMPOSE, or Collaborative Open Market to Place Objects at your *lowercase your* Service
See Forget the social graph: pay attention to the work graph:
In the new Pew Internet report on the Internet of Things in 2025 I was cited for inventing the term 'computication':
Desktop computers will be in museums, although a certain cadre will not give up their keyboards and will resist learning how to subvocalize or sign. People who talk to their goggles are considered infantile, since most people give up on that technique before starting school. Most people have wrist or finger devices that talk with their goggles, even when the goggles are off (in bed, exercising, in the shower, etc.), giving notifications, and allowing a subset of computication capability.
Some work objects — and other social objects — will become partly animate, capable of communicating with each other and us. Sensors, AIs, intelligent documents — all will demonstrate the characteristics of Bruce Sterling's spimes. They will have 'lifetimes' and they will persist. They will have relationships with us and other spimes. They will computicate.
Our work graphs will be richer for that, but today's tools are organized around inanimate and flimsy work objects. Beefing that up is one of the major trends for the next five years in the enterprise.
(via futurescope)
We're not the only ones claiming that wearables and connected devices will be huge, it looks like experts are agreeing on it as well. (from: Experts: Internet of Things and Wearables Will Dominate by 2025)
(via analyticisms)
David Weinberger cited in Main Report: An In-depth Look at Expert Responses | Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project
New Map of Twitterverse Finds 6 Types of Networks
UMD Newsdesk (02/21/14) Tom Ventsias; Lee Tune
University of Maryland professor Ben Shneiderman, working with researchers from the Pew Research Internet Project, the Social Media Research Foundation, and the University of Georgia, has found that most of the information being discussed on Twitter falls into six distinct patterns or networks. Their study analyzed tens of thousands of Twitter conversations over the past four years and developed a "topographical map" of these patterns based on the topic being discussed, the information and influencers driving the conversation, and the social network structures of the participants. The six network patterns the researchers found are polarized crowds, tight crowds, brand clusters, community clusters, broadcast networks, and support networks. "What we've done is to provide a visual map of the Twitterverse that will ultimately help others to better interpret the trends, topics, and implications of these new communication technologies," Shneiderman says. The researchers used NodeXL, an open source program, to interpret the data. NodeXL enables researchers to examine the combination of tweets, retweets, and the social networks Twitter users. "It could eventually have a large impact on our understanding of everything from health to community safety, from business innovation to citizen science, and from civic engagement to sustainable energy programs," Shneiderman says.
(via social-network-and-computing)
As of December 2012, 87% of American adults have a cell phone, and 45% have a smartphone. As of January 2013, 26% of American adults own an e-book reader, and 31% own a tablet computer. (more)
I dislike the term gadget, and prefer gear. Gear is stuff you need to accomplish things. Gadgets are fussy little gizmos that promise more than they provide.
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text: Kobe rarely leaked out. He was the backup point guard for the Laker team, dribble-heavy, ball-dominant. When he brings the ball up-court and tries to run the pick and roll, it's as if the other Laker teammates disappear. This is important. Pick and roll play is supposed to create 2-on-1 situations to set up the roll-man for an easy score. What works best for the Laker team though, isn't the initial pick and roll play, but the 3rd, 4th, and 5th options on offense. The ball-movement out of the pick and roll this season has led to wide open shots. Those shots account for career high 3-point field goal percentages for multiple players, including Meeks, Henry, and Wesley Johnson; all of whom float around 45%. Kobe isn't the definitive expert on executing the pocket pass, and usually opts to finish the pick and roll play by himself, without hitting the roll man. What's worse is, when Kobe did pass to shooters for open three-point shots, they all missed. The rhythm wasn't synced well with the team, and it's different from getting a firm pass from Blake, Nash, or Farmar to catch and pull up in rhythm.


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#EEEEEATS – The official Instagram hashtag of The Infatuation community. Posting food pics? Use it. Always. And make sure you get all five E's in there. Seriously.
Our frequent Instagram contests have made us realize something – you like to document your adventures in dining with pictures just as much as we do. So in an effort to create a collection of the best Infatuation Nation food photos on Instagram, we want you to start using #EEEEEATS.
We'll be highlighting our favorite photos from the hashtag on a weekly basis. If your picture knocks our socks off, we'll re-post to our Instagram and shout you out. Exciting right? It'll be like winning the lottery, except without all the money and happiness.
And in case you somehow weren't aware (we're a big deal on social media), our handle is @infatuation on Instagram.
Now go forth, and start tagging your photos. Oh, and you should probably start apologizing in advance to the people you eat meals with. You are gonna be very unpopular at the dinner table, Annie Liebovitz.
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Samuel was born in 1632. Samuel is the child of Robert Fletcher. [1]
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- Samuel /Fletcher/
Found multiple versions of NAME. Using Sgt Samuel /Fletcher/.
- 1632
- Chelmsford, Essex, England
- 1632
Found multiple copies of BIRT DATE. Using 1632
- N2344"Samuel2, (Robert1), b. in England and was very young when he came with his father to America. He settled in the part of Chelmsford which is now Westford. In 1679, Samuel Fletcher took up a piece of land on the west side of Great Tadmuck (twenty-six acres) the bounds of which were renewed in1709. He subsequently made additions to his original grant until he owned about four hundred acres, extending to Sparks Hill and "Mackrill Cove" including the farm on which his grandson William settled about 1730. m. on Oct. 14, 1659, Margaret Hailston {Elizabeth _____ (HOW p28)}
- children--
- William3, (Samuel2, Robert1)
- David2, m. Mary Butterfield, 1742
- Samuel2,
- Hannah2, b. Sept.14, 1666. [fg]
- Lydia2, b. Sept. 26, 1669 [fg] "
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"My name is Sam Tyler. I had an accident and woke up in 1973. Am I mad, in a coma, or back in time? Whatever's happened, it's like I've landed on a different planet. Now, maybe if I can work out the reason, I can get home."BBC Fish out of Water crime drama, 2006-2007; there was a deliberate decision to end the show after two seasons.DCI Sam Tyler is a normal, by-the-book 2006 police officer. Until the day he is hit by a car and wakes up in 1973.He is still a police officer, but has been demoted to DI. Now he has to get used to a policing world with no DNA profiling, no computers and no Police and Criminal Evidence Act.The most rational explanation is that he's in some kind of coma, as messages from 2006 keep entering his head. But Sam's 1973 is so perfectly detailed, right down to details far too minute for him to imagine, that he has no idea what is going on.More to the point, the criminal who kidnapped Sam's girlfriend on the day he was run over appears to be active in 1973. If Sam apprehends him in the past, can he save his girlfriend in the future and return home?Remade into a American show, also called Life on Mars and a Spanish show called La Chica De Ayer. A Russian remake called The Dark Side of the Moon is in the works, sending their protagonist back before the fall of communism in 1979.Followed by Ashes to Ashes, which shared some of the cast. Although the first two series of that show were largely a standalone story, the third featured numerous connections to Life on Mars, and finally explained the truth about what was happening all along. This means that even if you've watched the Life on Mars finale, this page still contains spoilers.
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The first plate is a New In Box 1971 Series Crystle Coins collector plate by the Imperial Glass Corp.. This handcrafted plate presents the complete 1971 set of United States coins. Images include the Eisenhower dollar, Kennedy half dollar, Washington Quarter, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickle and the Lincoln penny. The plate comes with paperwork included and measures 9" across. A nice item for a collector!The second plate is New In Box with the paperwork. This handcrafted creation by Imperial Glass boasts the complete 1964 set of United States Coins...the last year silver was used in an American Coinage set. Included is Kennedy half dollar, Washington quarter, Roosevelt Dime, Jefferson nickle, Lincoln penny. A nice keepsake for a coin plate collector or numismatic .
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I wanted to check to see how much data I've used up in this billing cycle. They changed everything around and I simply cannot, after 15 minutes, find the usage meter, and when I do a search for "usage meter" it brings up nothing. What do they want us to do, run over and owe them? Very annoyed!--Join Teams Helix and Discovery. Rest in Peace, Leonard David Smith, my best friend, you are missed badly! Rest in peace, Pop, glad our last years were good. Please pray for Colin, he has ependymoma, a brain cancer, donate to a children's Hospital.
Unless you live in one of the locations where bandwidth cap trials are being run, Comcast probably just no longer provides the usage meter since there are no caps.For example, I do not have access to a usage meter for my business class account simply because there is not cap on business class accounts. I would assume that the same principle would apply to residential accounts where the customer's usage is currently not capped.--We can never have enough of nature.We need to witness our own limits transgressed, and some life pasturing freely where we never wander.
The meter has moved after another needless rearrangement.Click on 'Manage equipment' on the row of icons near the bottom. You'll see an 'Equipment' column on the far right. There will be a usage bar under your current modem.On mine, it still shows my old modem.
Nope, wrong on both counts. andyross, it shows my modem but NO usage meter. Alcohol, it doesn't show there either.Thanks guys. I wonder if the deliberately removed it for some reason? I have no idea what my usage is. Very irritating that they removed it, how can I stay below the cap if I don't know where I am at? OTOH, I don't want to call attention to it either.
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I HAVE that, but no usage meter.
It will reappear next billing cycle probably.--»www.VAJeeps.com
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Did it.thanks.Paul
huh I just looked at mine, I have three usage meters One for the current eMTA, one for my old SB6120 modem and one for a MAC that is actually a cablecard device on my connection, no idea how that happened but my SB6120 has been disconnected for 7 months now, and it's showing "usage" eh?
Are they the same usage? What does the details show?
I think I'd be calling or asking someone in the direct forum to check into the unused one. Whether it's linked to the wrong modem, or imaginary usage, they need to correct it BEFORE it becomes a problem for you.
Shows the old (not in use) modem for me too...no sign of the current one.
Just checked and meter is still not there.
I found the meter, but see two modems on there.One was a zoom modem I replaced a couple months ago. It doesn't show any usage on it.It does show the MAC address.I e-mailed Comcast so will see what comes of it.
This is what we see
Maybe those without the meter should use the direct forums to get things straightened out. Disappearing meters have been an issue ever since it became available. Hopefully, it's the same fix as before.
Might want to edit that picture and remove your S/N and MAC.
I am showing mine, over 700GB this month.
No they can't with bpi+. They need the appropriate certificates too, or else it will just go in a reboot loop. And even then clones get banned.
Called up just to check what MAC's are active on my account, and they said that SB6120 MAC is not even on my account as an active device... so not sure why it shows up, the mac and SN match my modem sitting on the shelf downstairs so it is the same device... it's not even plugged in to coax or power..
Even if a modem is sitting in your account not active it will show up as a device on that meter. Make the rep completely remove the equipment from your account if it doesn't belong there.
If you see the picture, you'll die instantly. Comcast is just trying to save you :P.
Did you blank out the MAC Address and other info from the picture, or are they actually missing?


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Kremlin-backed youths launched Estonian cyberwar, says Russian official
Members of a Kremlin-backed youth group spearheaded the cyberattacks that paralyzed Estonia's internet traffic in May of 2007, a Russian government official has admitted. Until recently, Russia has denied any involvement in the DDoS (or distributed denial of service) attacks, which followed a diplomatic row between the two …
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"We did not do anything illegal"
So the Russian government has stated that there is nothing illegal in anyone hammering the Russian government's sites and crashing them, and that they would have nothing to complain about if this happened.
Glad the Russian government thinks DOS is legal
Isn't that grounds for ICANN removing all .ru websites and all Russian IP addresses from all DNS servers?
Very, very spooky.
There again, arms limitation talks are in the offing so who knows?
Maybe it is the bear setting a 'don't meddle wiv me' stance?
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i would do the patriotic thing of build up a million+ zombiebot army and hit hard next time that the lunatic at Kremlin decided to show again their post Mother Russia bring down down down inferiority complex by bullying little neiboughood states.
it is a shame that a country with such power to behave like they need to pump up its chest every time that something that barely looks like a "insult to the Mother" occurs.
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what prompted the attack?
And what prompted this electronic attack? How did Estonia "act illegally" towards Russia, eliciting its electronic fury?
It elected to move a statue depicting Soviet soldiers from one place in Tallinn to another.
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The attack was in fact a lot bigger than "100MB", the sites did not 'respond' because at first the some parts of connection with russia was almost closed down and then attacked networks to the rest of the world (large amount of botnet attacks came from infected US PC's). The scale of attacks was quite big and well coordinated. Local network guys did great work and online banking worked inside Estonia most of the time. There is no way it was done just few 'russian patriots', but there was a lot of web pages teaching regular russians how to 'join in'.
So some think that I should have used some botnet army to retaliate ? Break laws and make even more networks flooded ? How would any of that make anything better ? If monkey starts throwing shit at you, you will not start throwing shit back. That's the difference between monkeys and humans.
"...sustained cyber assault that flooded Estonian government sites with some 100MB of data"
If it only took 100MB of data to shut down a country I would suggest that country needs to invest a little more in their infrastructure.
What would actually be lost
What would actually be lost by a combined decision to switch Russia off the internet? I'm woefully unfamiliar with the practicalities but it seems like something that would be doable by automatically denying any traffic with a Russian IP.
They could use their infrastructure to fire spam email and viruses amongst themselves while everyone else got on with actually doing stuff (or, in my case, slacking off).
Well I for one would rather see them crippling their websites than the people living there.
"a sustained cyber assault that flooded Estonian government sites with some 100MB of data"
Either that's a typo, or they really need to stop serving websites on a 56K modem!
In old soviet union....
...internet hacks you.
Don't attack, just ex-communicate. All we have to do is cut all traffic Monday to Friday until they effectively outlaw DoS and the spam gangs. It will damage them more than us. And they can't DoS except at the weekend which is a decent protection and justification anyway.
In capitalist Russia, logical conclusion draws YOU.
I smell paradox.
A) We did not do anything illegal
B) We are hiding the name of a responsible individual from the law enforcement agencies
C) Universe implodes
Shitsacks. But then, if you've ever met a Russian copper, you'll know how it works over there.
"Grakhdanskii. Dai mne svoi telefon ili vy budete v tyurme."
Ah the bear and the minnow
Perhaps as with all bullies the size of the minnow has to be trivially slight?
But perhaps worst of all is that serious or at least reasonable misgivings about the new new order in former Russian (as in USSR) empire are handled in such a non-orthodox way.
Russians acting like a pre-teen with massive self esteem issues. What a surprise.
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( 1944-), English lyricist and entertainer; full name Timothy Miles Bindon Rice. With Andrew Lloyd Webber, he cowrote a number of musicals, including Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1968), Jesus Christ Superstar (1971), and Evita (1978).
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BOSTON — A federal jury was selected Wednesday to hear the trial of three former Massachusetts probation officials charged with rigging the department's hiring process to favor politically connected jobseekers.
Nine women and seven men make up the 16-member panel, including four alternate jurors. Opening statements from prosecutors and defense attorneys were expected to begin Thursday in U.S. District Court.
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Select trial coverage:
- 7/28: Prosecution Strategy Criticized
- 7/24: Former Probation Commissioner Guilty Of Racketeering, Mail Fraud
- 7/16: As O'Brien Trial Winds Down, DeLeo Again Front And Center
- 7/14: Case Will Go To Jury
- 7/11: Prosecution, Defense Rest
- 7/10: Speaker DeLeo Scrutinized, But Not Charged, In Corruption Trial
- 6/11: Former Official Says He Was Given O'Brien's Picks Before Interviews
- 5/21: Father Of Probation Officer, A Judge, Testifies
- 5/16: Top Aide To Murray Testifies To Role In Probation Hiring
- 5/14: Former Top Aide Says Probation Department Hired Politically Connected
- 5/13: Official Says He Signed Off On 'Woefully Inadequate' Job Applicant
- 5/12: Official Offers Inside Account Of Rigged Hiring
- 5/9: Co-Defendant Distances Herself From The Boss
John O'Brien, the former state probation commissioner, and deputies Elizabeth Tavares and William Burke have pleaded not guilty to charges including racketeering and mail fraud. The three schemed to hire candidates who were recommended by powerful state legislators and other officials, often bypassing more qualified candidates, according to a federal indictment.
Defense lawyers say their clients never did anything illegal for personal gain.
Judge William Young questioned many of the potential jurors individually Wednesday, apparently seeking to determine how much they knew about the case and their familiarity with some of the many well-known witnesses that might be called to the stand during the trial.
A list of possible defense witnesses includes dozens of current or former legislators, including House Speaker Robert DeLeo and Senate President Therese Murray, and past and present judges including the chief justice of the state Supreme Judicial Court.
Young told jurors to avoid exposure to media reports about the closely-watched trial, including through Twitter or other social media outlets.
"You are silent on social media as to this case," he instructed the panel.
Young has predicted the trial could last up to two months.


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I am about to start framing my basement. For now just the theater room, with a bedroom and bathroom to come later. The exterior is wrapped, with proper drainage. No water penetration issues.But I am running into conflicting theories on the interior insulation.Both sides are dealing with warm/moist air in the basement condensing on the cold basement walls. Deck footings are required to be 36" here, the state water line freeze depth is 54". So I guess that is the temperature depth I need to address.One side says to attach 1-1/2" - 2" rigid foam board straight to the concrete, forming a thermal and vapor barrier, then frame the walls right against it. The idea being that with the foam board creating a thermal barrier, warm air wouldn't touch the cold concrete, and thus no condensation would form. This option would add about $500 to the first room I am working on, and another $750 for the rest of the basement later.The other theory says foam board is a waste of money, and to just frame the walls out an inch or so, leaving an air gap between the framing and concrete. The idea being that the air flow would dry out any condensation that does form on the concrete.Both theories have non-paper backed insulation between the joists. The county inspector says either option is allowed, but offered no recommendation on which to use.Anyone have thoughts? And would steel vs wood framing make any difference on those options? I want to do it right, but I don't want to just waste money.
When I finished our basement 30ish years ago nailed strapping directly to the wall, used 2" foam board and sheet-rocked over the foam, screwed into the strapping.The problem with that approach is untreated wood is in direct contact with cold concrete. No vapor barrier is perfect, moisture still wicks through from the outside and moisture will condense from the inside.If I was doing it again I'd attached foam board directly to the wall, then strap it, then Sheetrock over the strapping. This keeps the wood dry and provide a nice chase for wiring and plumbing and doesn't waste as much space as building a stud wall around the perimeter. This of course assumes you have reasonable smother and straight walls./tom.
Frame the walls 2 inches off the block and have spray foam done by a pro. You will LOVE it.
I framed about two inches out and used regular insulation. That two inches comes in handy if you ever want to fish lines behind it later.
One side says to attach 1-1/2" - 2" rigid foam board straight to the concrete, forming a thermal and vapor barrier, then frame the walls right against it.
Is the foam board your only vapor barrier, or did you put plastic between the studs and drywall?
In this case the only thing mounted to the walls will be some fabric covered frames for sound purposes. I will have to install receptacles to meet code, but I guess you just cut out enough insulation for the boxes.
Steel vs. wood, I would do a price comparison. Personally I prefer steel and can work faster with it. Cost-wise, sometimes wood makes sense. Both are commodities and the price fluctuates.Right now, I think wood is a few cents less per 2 x 4. The thing I like about steel is it doesn't warp or get termites.--If someone refers to herself / himself as a "guru", they probably aren't.
I insulated my basement walls leaving one inch between the cement and the stud as advised by the contractor who built my house and have had no moisture problems. I believe either method would likely end up pleasing you in the long run. I do though have a problem. In the winter my basement is nice and warm. I even covered the return vent on my warm air furnace. But in the summer the uninsulated floor keeps the area quite cool. I did not do anything to the floor other than cover it with a rug as I have a seven foot high wall down there since I live by a small lake or pond.--Whoever said that ignorance is bliss wasn't refering to a person with a computer at his fingertips!Cure Disease with your computer
Frame the walls 2 inches off the block and have spray foam done by a pro.
So what if the OP needs to mount something that needs structure? (ie. flat panel TV, shelving, etc?) Strapping is not structurally sound, but I guess it all depends on what is used and how it's secured.
Take a look at how they did it in the current This Old House. I think it's after the hail simulation in this video:»www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/tv/vide···,00.html
Played ok for me.Maybe try reloading the page?--
I'd second having it spray foamed. Will create nice sound dampening for a theater.
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I looked into the spray foam option. It is just too expensive to fit in the budget.I found several government references listing R11 (total) being the sweet spot for basement insulation in my area. I decided to go with 1" XPS (R5) glued to the concrete, with a framed 2x4 wall up against it, and more insulation between the joists. I picked up some 2" to go around the rim joist, which I will seal with canned spray foam.I'll be using Mineral Wool (R15) for the interior walls, not sure if I should use it on the exterior walls or not. I know it's better for sound, but I haven't found much info far as mold/mildew resistance. I want to use it for the ceiling, but I haven't found a local supplier with 24" widths. Cutting/cramming 16" between 24" joists doesn't sound like much fun.So far things haven't gone very well. I started yesterday removing the builder installed fiberglass batts from the top of the walls, which required buying an angle grinder to cut out the nails. Managed to catch a piece of slag on my arm, which melted a piece of my shirt to my arm. Following that I bought the XPS at Menards, loaded the first piece in the truck, then had to chase the others across the parking lot after a sudden gust of wind. Sat down to watch some TV last night, and the Onkyo receiver, which I had planned to move to the theater room, decided to die. 26 days past warranty.Hopefully the rest of this project goes better.
I believe mineral wool is what you want to use in potentially damp places, like basements. By the nature of the product there are no organics in it that can promote growth of mold causing bacteria.Also it is very easy to work with: It cuts easily and is not itchy at all.If you use it on the 24" joists simply cut a bunch of pieces 22 1/2" long and put them in sideways. If you do not want to use a knife to cut the mineral wool, it also tears/breaks easily.What are you using to glue the XPS to the basement wall with? I am going to be attaching a bit to a wall below grade for a corner where I have condensation in the summer.BTW don't forget to seal the vertical joints in the XPS where it meets the piece next to it as well as where the XPS meets the floor. The canned foam will work nicely for that. The key here is to prevent as much moisture as possible from migrating through the walls.--The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
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What are you using to glue the XPS to the basement wall with?
Take a look at how they did it in the current This Old House. I think it's after the hail simulation in this video:
If you read what was written you will see that it says frame the walls straight against it. Framing consists of using 2x4 or metal studs to form a wall. Either of the other sufficiently strong to hold anything that is currently hung on a wall. No mention was made of using furring strips or anything of later gauge material.


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Judge Arthur L. Burnett, Sr. (Retired) is the National Executive Director, National African American Drug Policy Coalition, Inc. He is a graduate from Howard University Summa cum laude with a major in political science and minor in economics. In his junior year he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He then attended New York University School of Law in a six-year college-law combination program, receiving his college degree in October 1957 after finishing Howard's four (4) year requirement early by attending summer classes, receiving his law degree in June 1958 from New York University, graduating in the top 10% of his class and as a Founders' Day Award Recipient.
Throughout his 55-year professional career, he has received numerous awards. While working as an Adviser directly to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, in 1963 he received the Sustained Superior Performance Award for his work in keeping the Attorney General advised of developments in major government corruption cases and in monitoring the Martin Luther King Civil Rights Movement. In December 1978 he was awarded the Distinguished Civil Service Award for his work in advising the old U.S. Civil Service Commission and the President of the United States in securing the passage of the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978. Served as President of the U.S. Magistrate Judges Association (1983 – 1984, then called Council of United States Magistrates. In 1985 he was recognized by the American Bar Association's National Conference of Special Court Judges as the Most Outstanding Special Court Judge in America. In 1999 he was recognized as being one of the three (3) Most Outstanding General Jurisdiction Judges hearing all types of cases in America by the American Bar Association's National Conference of State Trial Court Judges for his judicial performance on the Superior Court of the District of Columbia.


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"Our Splendid Misery": Louisa Catherine Adams in the White House
Many Americans have strong opinions about the White House. It is simultaneously a government building housing the executive branch and a private dwelling for the president and his family. As its care and maintenance falls to the public, both public access to and perception of this building, and its inhabitants, has long been a sensitive subject.
In April 1825, Louisa Catherine Adams wrote a colorful letter to her son, Charles Francis, on her impressions upon moving into the White House:
It is and has been ever since I first saw the House a matter of wonder to me how a Lady of so much delicacy as Mrs. Monroe could endure to live in a house in which I declare from what I saw she had not the comforts of any private mechanic's family and I believe it would be difficult to find such an assortment of rags and rubbish even in an Alms House as was exhibited to the Publick after their departure—
The State of things was such that knowing the impression on the publick mind concerning the general splendour of the Mansion I thought it best to throw open the House and by admitting the people to see it in the real state correct the absurd and preposterous notions which had gone abroad by giving them the opportunity to judge for themselves— Some people pretend I have done wrong but as we are pretty much in the situation of the Man and his Ass in the Fable I do not care at all who likes or who dislikes. I respect my Masters the Sovereign People with great sincerity but I am not so much alarmed at the idea of going out at the end of four yeas as to desire to make any sacrifice of actual comfort for the sake of prolonging my sojourn in this would be magnificent habitation which after all like every thing else in this desolate City is but an half finished Barn— . . . I am obliged to close my Letter with a wish that you had seen our splendid misery which on the subject of Internal improvement certainly would have inspired you to do it ample justice—
Louisa's lively wit, jabbing at her new residence, the public's misimpressions, along with a controversial political topic of the day, internal improvements, reveals a political climate not so far removed from our own.
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COHOCTON, N.Y. ( WKBW /13WHAM.com/NYS)- On July 17, 2011, at approximately 4:16pm, New York State Troopers in Bath, NY were called to a 2 person fatal bus accident on I-390 in the Town of Avoca, Steuben County.
The bus, owned by Bedore Tours from North Tonawanda, NY left Washington D.C. early Sunday morning, then stopped in Williamsport, PA for lunch.
The bus left Pennsylvania at approximately 2:15pm heading towards Niagara Falls, NY.
At 4:16pm the bus traveling northbound on I-390, left the roadway off the right shoulder, crashed into several trees before overturning.
All 36 passengers and the operator of the bus were treated for injuries, some minor and others injured more seriously,were airlifted to local hospitals.
The Bath Ambulance and Fire Department, Avoca Ambulance and Fire Department, Steuben County Sheriff's Department, Rural Metro Ambulance and the Steuben County Office of Emergency Management were assisting on scene.
The New York State Police Accident Reconstruction Unit is on scene conducting an investigation and the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit will conduct an inspection of the bus.
Initial reports allege the bus had a flat tire, but Investigators are looking at any and all factors that may have contributed to the accident.
The I-390 is still closed in the northbound direction and will be for several hours, as of this posting Monday afternoon.
The names of the deceased are not being released at this time. State Police must first notify family members prior to the release of the deceased names.
The Red Cross has also been activated and are assisting State Police and family members of the injured.
The investigation is continuing.
On Sunday, WHAM Channel 13 in Rochester reported:
A spokesperson at Strong Memorial Hospital said four patients are being treated at Strong Hospital.
Three are in guarded condition and one is in satisfactory condition.
Other passengers were taken to hospitals in Bath and Dansville.
State Police are reconstructing the accident at the scene of the crash.
Bedore Tours of North Tonawanda overnight. The company is expected to release an official statement Monday.
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I've tried other toners but keep coming back to this one. The toner has a very light, refreshing floral scent. It has never dried my skin out or made it break out. It doesn't leave a sticky film like so many other alcohol-free toners. I can use it in the winter when my face is dry and in the summer when it's more oily with the same results.
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YIKES I am returning this! I don't have acne prone skin but I am sensitive to some products with fragrance so I should've stayed away from this but I took a chance anyways. It has a very strong floral scent. I had a few very small bumps on my jaws from foundation and they became very irritated after I used this. The bumps started itching a lot. My face was also slightly red the next morning. There's also a bad sticky film after using this. The next day, I bought the Thayers alcohol free lavender toner and after one use, those tiny bumps disappeared and no bad reactions.
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This toner works really well with my sensitive, oil-prone skin. It's non-irritating but still produces a mild tingling sensation. It also clearly wipes away dirt and makeup.
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I've used this toner for many years. I use it to remove final traces of makeup at the end of the day (after washing face). And I used it right before applying makeup in the morning. Doesn't strip my skin at all, but helps take off oil. When I'm using retinoids, this is the only toner that my skin will tolerate, because others which contain alcohol irritate sensitive skin.
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I have the most sensitive skin so when I ran across this toner, I immediatly purchased it. I give this product an average score because it does have fragance in it. It has not stripped my skin and has not left a residue on my skin also since I started using.
I only used this toner because my mom loves it.
Not me so much...
It's a good basic toner and I actually like the light refreshing smell, but it leaves a sticky film on your face like somebody said!
cleans out your pores (you can see it on the cotton ball afterwards, it like cleans out your pores)
pretty cheap
alright packaging
does what its suppose to do
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strips your face of moisture (which is weird because you have a film on your face @.@)
might make you breakout!
smell (depends on if you like the smell or not)
I'm going to change to another toner....
this cleanser does its job wonderfully - it thoroughly wiped off residue dirt on my face with just a little product on a few cotton balls. but, this toner consistently left a sticky film which i quite hated. plus the fragrance was not as mild as i thought - in fact the floral scent is pretty strong (like cheap cologne) and i'm not sure i like fragrance sitting on my face in a sticky film. this stuff did not break me out, neither did it prevent future flare-ups. i have finished a bottle of the stuff (i like the packaging color scheme! very unisex... something which i really dig) but i will not be repurchasing. FYI my skin type: dry-combination asian skin living in hot tropical weather.
I keep returning to this toner. I don't use toner on a regular basis but whenever I start to get the occasional breakout, I become a little more vigilant with my skin care routine, adding a toner and pimple cream, etc. This toner is SUPER gentle yet cleans effectively, removing all the last traces of make up, environmental grime, etc. that Cetaphil (my facial cleanser of choice) doesn't remove. I like the subtle scent of this toner, as well. It's just a great, all-around basic toner for cheap.
Light & refreshing. This toner reminds me a lot of witch hazel. It has a nice smell, and having previously used Clinque's Clarifying Lotion 4, I'm very thankful that I no longer have to deal with that terrible alcohol smell. I didn't give this product 5 stars because I feel that although it does leave my skin feeling clean & soft, it just didn't feel like it was doing much. I almost feel like I'm putting scented water on my face. My thick, acne prone skin likes a little more of a kick, I guess. I'd see this toner working really well for sensitive skin types and teens, due to it being alcohol free and super affordable.
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"From this sheltered valley in Monterey, a lovely Cab that features ripe cassis and blackcurrant flavors. The tannins invite a comparison to Napa Valley. They're firmer, but the wine is drinkable now. Finishes with a chocolaty taste. Mainly Cabernet Sauvignon."
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In honor of the Winter Olympics, I'm finally posting that sequel.
In honor of the Winter Olympics, I'm finally posting that sequel.
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They get the kitchen clean and do flashcards for half an hour and watch while Cash works painstakingly on a class project that seems to involve twenty gluesticks and half the living room floor, and then Michael walks the dog and comes back to find Ryan trying not to laugh out loud at an episode of the Simpsons, Cash half-asleep against his shoulder.
"Eleven already? Damn," says Michael, and together they wake Cash up and send him to bed over the unconvincing sound of his half-yawned, "But I'm not tired, c'mon, Jake doesn't have to go to bed till midnight, he tol' me so—"
"If Jake, like, turned into a zombie cause he never slept and stuff, would you jump off a cliff with him?" asks Ryan, which stops Cash's complaints pretty effectively.
"Pretty sure zombies can't jump," says Michael when Ryan gets back from trailing Cash upstairs and making sure he doesn't turn the light on in his room.
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5 Years Too Many DC CODEPINK Action Photo Gallery
Photo by Jo Freeman, www.jofreeman.com
March 19, 2008:
participates in a Freeze Demonstration at
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on the eve of the five year anniversary
of the invasion of Iraq
March 18-19, 2008:
Five Years
Too Many Actions, Washington DC
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Five Years
Too Many Events, Washington DC
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accepting a Pink Badge of Courage awarded
to Iraq Veterans Against the War for their
courageous voices of conscience and for
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CODEPINK is a women-initiated grassroots peace and social justice movement working to end U.S. funded wars and occupations, to challenge militarism globally, and to redirect our resources into health care, education, green jobs and other life-affirming activities. The name CODEPINK satirized the Bush Administration's color-coded, fear-mongering "security" alert system that has since been phased out. CODEPINK is a lively call for the people of the world to "wage peace." More...