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Pointing the Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes simultaneously at a brown dwarf, a UA-led team of astronomers has obtained detailed images of the stormy atmosphere that enshrouds these strange objects, which are not quite planets and not quite stars. Their forecast shows planet-sized clouds and showers of sandy and iron rain.
A University of Arizona-led team of astronomers for the first time has used NASA's Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes simultaneously to peer into the stormy atmosphere of a brown dwarf, creating the most detailed "weather map" yet for this class of strange, not-quite-star-and-not-quite-planet objects. The forecast shows wind-driven, planet-sized clouds enshrouding these strange worlds.
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|AIMP is a free audio player. Multiformat Playback. Output supports. Built-in sound effects. Reverb, Flanger, Chorus, Pitch, Tempo, Echo, Speed, Bass, Enhancer, Voice Remover. Work with multiple playlists. While one plays - you work with another. Creating bookmarks and playback queue. CUE Sheets supports. Support for plugins. LastFM Scrobbler. Multi-user mode support. Multilanguage interface. Hotkeys. Configure local and global hotkeys as you wish! Files search. Search files on all opened playlists.
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AIMP v3.60 Build 1433 Beta 3 (21.10.2014)View full changelog
Controls: support of navigation via keyboard
Common: Added a button that display a list of supported macros for the edit field
Player: Error dialog will not shown now if the application resumes playback during startup
Playlist: reading speed has been increased for the AIMPPL format
Skin Engine: an ability to blur behind is now available for Windows 7 only
Skin Engine: an ability to force switch off blur behind for skin has been removed
Fixed: Audio Converter - album arts are not transfered to the target files correctly
Fixed: Sound Engine - cyclic playback of file that duration is less than 1 second stops after several iterations
Fixed: Sound Engine - navigation issues by files which size is more that 4 GBytes
Fixed: Installer - an ability to install the application with empty destination path
Fixed: Information about the file - file size is not updated in the running line after save changes
Fixed: Plugins Manager - the Load / Unload commands are works incorrectly for multiple selection
Fixed: Plugins - several bugs in new API have been fixed
Fixed: Player - the "stop playback if current file was deleted" option works incorrectly
Fixed: Player - duration of file in the TAK format calculates incorrectly in some cases
Fixed: playlist - name of the radiostation are changed in playlist, if close the application without stop it before closing
Fixed: Playlist - several issues with calculation of playback indexes
Fixed: playlist - an rating marks for radiostation are displayed in playlist when trying to reconnect to it
Fixed: tag editor - an error occurs when trying to change size of album art in the BMP format
Fixed: Skin Engine - values of the MagnetRectOffsets property are ignored when maximizing window than has been minimized via hotkey
Fixed: Skin Engine - the Next / Previous visualization buttons does not work after switch off the visualization
Fixed: Skin Engine - the playlists tabs panel loose active tab from visible area after change the skin
Fixed: Skin engine - level channels of the prvVisual provider are swapped
Fixed: Skin Engine - maximized window always restores on the main screen after minimization
Fixed: Skin Engine - height of item of bookmarks list in the drop down window differs from menu item height
Minor bugs were fixed
AIMP v3.60 Build 1425 Beta 2 (19.09.2014)
Last.fm: added an ability to change scrobbling threshold
Fixed: Sound engine - application UI freezes at 1 second while pausing / stopping the playback
Fixed: Sound Engine - wrong bitrate is displayed for the playable file
Fixed: Sound Engine - player hangs in some cases when change the default output device
Fixed: Information about the file - tab with additional information about the playable radio station was missed
Fixed: Information about the file - file size is not updated after save changes
Fixed: Information about the file - a rounding error of milliseconds during format time value by the "mm:ss" template
Fixed: Bookmark manager - files adding does not work correctly
Fixed: Bookmark manager - path to latest opened folder does not stored
Fixed: Playlist - an error occurs if trying to send URL-item to other playlist
Fixed: Skin Engine - position of the "Quick File Info" dialog calculates incorrectly if the taskbar is placed on secondary screen
Fixed: Skin Engine - maximized window always restores on the main screen after minimization
Fixed: Skin Engine - an error occurs when trying to undock mini-player via mouse
Fixed: Skin Engine - reduce flickering of album art display during switch the tracks
Fixed: Skin Engine - the "-" symbol is displayed in the TextDisplay element after seek the playable file to beginning
Fixed: Skin Engine - some minor bugs were fixed
Fixed: last.fm - incorrect logic of scrobbler with the AlbumArtist tag field
Fixed: last.fm - value of the "Album" field is ignored when fetching the album art for the playable track
Fixed: last.fm - plugin stops playback because of crash if playable file is virtual
Fixed: last.fm - albums does not scrobbled
Fixed: few bugs with localization of some elements
Minor bugs were fixed
AIMP v3.60 Build 1421 Beta 1 (29.08.2014)
Templates: macros for date modified / time modified of file were added
Quick Tag Editor: An ability to display information about the bit depth for some formats
Album Arts: search and loading algorithm have been improved
Replay Gain calculator: performance has been increased at 60 %
Fixed: Sound Engine - does not react on changing of default output device if the WASAPI interface is used for output
Fixed: Skin Engine - incorrect evaluation at some expressions
Fixed: Player - an error occurs when trying to open files from external sources
Fixed: Player - sometimes the "Audio Device Settings" button disappears after clicking on it
Fixed: Player - an extended information about the error during connection to internet radio station does not displayed in the error box
Fixed: Player does not catch the CUE files from .iso.wv images
Fixed: Player does not catch CUE file that contains the "File" word in the comment section
Fixed: Player - the "add to the playback queue" command was missed from context menu of Windows Explorer
Fixed: Player - reselection of visualization does not activate it
Fixed: Playlist - the "rescan tags" function was not take changes from CUE files into account
Fixed: Playlist - content of playlist file loads incorrectly
Fixed: Audio Converter - WMA Encoder was missed
Fixed: Controls - the typed value is not checked for validity
Fixed: Controls - moving mouse cursor to the disabled menu item or separator in parent level does not hide child sub menu
Fixed: Album Arts - an error message occurs during album art loading from sub folder
Fixed: Album Arts - the black square is displayed instead of album art in JPG format in some cases
Fixed: Album Arts - no way to open album arts catalogs for virtual files
Fixed: Tag Editor - the "Lyrics" tab was missed
Fixed: last.fm plugin does not scrobble albums
Fixed: last.fm - incorrect logic of scrobbler with the AlbumArtist tag field
Fixed: last.fm - an error occurs in the plugin after remove access for application in profile at the web site.
Fixed: last.fm plugin stops playback because of crash
Fixed: SACD - an error occurs during loading files in the DSF format
Fixed: few bugs with localization of some elements
Fixed: minor bugs and defects
AIMP v3.60 Build 1416 Beta 1 (08.08.2014)
Common: New API for plugins
Common: DEP and ASLR support have been added
Common: The "Modules" folder has been removed, the following folders have been introduced instead: .System, .SystemData, .SystemEncoders
Sound Effects: Normalization settings have been extended
Sound Effects: Normalization settings have been moved to separate tab
Sound Effects: Replay Gain - added an ability to set default value for normalization
Sound Effects: Replay Gain - added an ability to set preamp value for normalization factor
Integration to OS: The "Add to Queue" command has been added to the context menu of Windows Explorer
Mini-Player: An ability to adjust volume via mouse wheel without set focus into the mini-player
Album Arts: An ability to download album art from internet automatically (plugin for Last.fm service is used to do it for now)
Album Arts: An ability to define album art for internet radio stations
Album Arts: An ability to customize search options
Playlist: The "adding files" process is now working in separate thread
Playlist: Shuffle mode - all indexes are now stored in the playlist file
Playlist: Shuffle algorithm has been improved - uniform playback of files from different groups, avoiding sequential playback of two consecutive files
Playlist: The number of file access has been reduced during loading a playlist / add files process
Audio Converter: The "Jump to target folder" button has been added
Tag Editor: An ability to switch off grouping in the file list
Tag Editor: Added an ability to drop files / images from internet browsers / URLs to the album art display
Tag Editor: AIFF file format support
Plugins: Common - added an ability to filter plugins by status
Plugins: Common - all plug-ins are now stored in a subfolders
Plugins: Common - support of Input plugins from Winamp has been removed because this type of plugins does not support multi threading
Plugins: Visualizations - limit on the screen resolution has been removed for new type plugins
Plugins: Infobar - the "show always" option has been added
Plugins: Infobar - added an ability to select target screen
Plugins: Last.fm - plugin now works with last.fm service directly - you no longer required installed last.fm client
Plugins: Last.fm - added an ability to love / unlove tracks
Plugins: Last.fm - added an ability to send the AlbumArtist field value instead of the Artist (optional)
Plugins: Last.fm - an ability to show window with information about playable file
Plugins: Last.fm - offline cache for100 records has been added
Plugins: SACD - plugin for an ability to decode hi-res audio in the DSDIFF / DSF formats
Fixed: Common - an null size window with application icon is displaying at center of the screen when move mouse at the AeroPeek preview of application
Fixed: Common - issues with position of taskbar button at Windows 8 with multi-screen configuration
All features / Full description:
Main features and functions
* Multiformat Playback:
* Output supports
DirectSound / ASIO / WASAPI
* 18-band equalizer and built-in sound effects
Reverb, Flanger, Chorus, Pitch, Tempo, Echo, Speed, Bass, Enhancer, Voice Remover
* 64-bit audio processing
For the best quality!
* Work with multiple playlists
While one plays - you work with another
* Great functionality and user-friendly interface
* Creating bookmarks and playback queue
* CUE Sheets supports
* Support for plugins
You can add new utils or extend already existing
* LastFM Scrobbler
* Multi-user mode support
Are several users working with one computer? This is no problem!
* Multilanguage interface
* Hotkeys
Configure local and global hotkeys as you wish!
* Files search
Search files on all opened playlists
* Flexible programm options
Tag Editor
* Tag Editor
You can easily edit tags of audio files and rename group of files, sort files by template or apply tags to a group of files
Audio Library
* Audio Library
Represents the music files organizer, which allows you easily organize your music, set marks for listened Tracks, keeping playback statistics.
Internet radio
* Internet radio
Listen and capture internet-radio stations to OGG / WAV / MP3 / AAC / AAC+ formats
Capture stream as is for MP3 / AAC / AAC+ formats
* Online Radio Browser
View catalogs of Shoutcast and Icecast services
CoverArt Downloader
* CoverArt Downloader
Search and download album covers from the Internet
Simple Scheduler
* Alarm Clock
You can choose playback start time of selected track with smooth volume increasing
* Auto shutdown the computer
You can sleep while listening favorite music, just set the timer to shutdown the computer at given time or on playback finish.
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Best player around, the sound quality is exceptional, the GUI is perfect, it's totally FREE, and it's not bloatware like the crap mentioned below.
This is obviously a winamp clone. It is free, but so is spyware. Just go with winamp.
Just installed it. Looks and feels very good.
Interface has tiny text. It would be great, if the Developers made Interface text size customizable in Preferences settings - as in Winamp.
AIMP took over as my main audio player a few months ago. I had used Winamp since it was first released back in the 90's but AIMP is a better player in my opinion.
Great application and highly recommended!
10/10 just got it and I'm loving this software OMG!!! O_O
all my music have a program to play them now.
This is my personally choice of Audio-Payer for Windows. Try it and be happy. The ANALOG METER rocks :)
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[What would Fausto do? - part of a feature on winter training on Rapha.cc]
Autumn has shaded into winter, but as we approach the year's hub, the winter solstice, it is light and not warmth that is lacking.
It's the time of year when thoughts slide inexorably towards the turbo, but it doesn't have to be like that. For some inspiration, think back to 1946, the year that Fausto Coppi announced his return to the world. Riding La Primavera, he broke away with almost 250 kilometres to go. Ditching his last companions on the Turchino, he soloed to victory, crossing the line 14 minutes ahead of second place.
In preparation for the season opener, he'd ridden 7,000 kilometres, and his training regime included 250-kilometre rides in which he'd arrange for local club riders to attack him remorselessly in the last hundred. Little wonder he made it to San Remo first. For a man who had been a prisoner of war for three years in North Africa, in decent conditions but mostly without a bike, what a release it must have been to get back to riding the cold, slippery roads of northern Italy.
The motivation to get out on the road might be falling but remember: there's more to life than two hours at a steady 125bpm on the turbo, watching Tour DVDs, like a hamster on a wheel. Gravel and snot, and a cold nose, maybe. But also fresh air in the lungs and, perhaps, a view glimpsed through bare branches, never seen riding that road in summer. Steam rising off your companions' head as they take their hats off. Tea and cake, or a bacon sarnie, in a noisy, packed cafe.
Think back, to a man imprisoned in the heat, pining for cold solitary kilometres, and get out there on your bike.
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Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Drew Pearson was interviewed on KESN-FM on Monday to discuss Tashard Choice and his game against the Indianapolis Colts. Here are some highlights:
The Dallas Cowboys, the NFL's biggest bust during their stunning 1-7 start that cost coach Wade Phillips his job, just faced both 2009 Super Bowl teams in the space of 11 days and came oh so close to beating them both. They improved their record to 3-1 under interim coach Jason Garrett.


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Leverington Youths under-16s have enjoyed a fantastic first season, finishing second out of 10 teams in the Peterborough under-16s Division Three.
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Why shout at one another over the annoying din in a crowded restaurant when you can enjoy a fantastic meal, zero clean-up, and a decadent dessert right in the comfort of your own home?
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Starting Tuesday January 17th, we will be introducing a delivery charge as a separate line item on home delivery orders. Before you gasp and throw tomatoes at us, please read on.
Up till now, delivery expenses have been accounted for in the price of all our meals. We invest deeply to build an exceptional delivery experience (a professional delivery team who love what they do, SMS before your meals arrive, courtesy calls, always optional gratuity, etc). We've gotten tons of positive feedback from delighted customers raving about the Munchery experience.
So why are we talking about separating out the delivery cost from the meal cost? Transparency and value. Starting 1/17, featured meals will be reduced across the board by $3 and we will charge a modest $2.95 delivery cost. If you order a single meal, the net cost of your meal will be the same as before. Nothing changes. If you order two or more meals, your total cost will actually be cheaper than before!
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With the new pricing, you will continue to get the same great delivery experience and save a few bucks while you're at it. We want to give our customers the best value they can possibly get for such a traditionally upscale privilege as having your own personal chef.
This is just the first step. Keep on the look out as we continue to democratize the personal chef experience.
As always, we love your feedback and hope you'll write to us about this change.
The Munchery Team
It's time for a brief year-end report. Since the launch of Munchery seven months ago, we have come a long way.
What started as just an idea, a pilot light, has now become a full fledged business.
On a typical day, we serve about 100 meals (some days less, some days nearly 200). We started with meals for individuals, and expanded to serve businesses and groups in September. We strive to provide a consistent, high quality experience to our customers. Their satisfaction is always our top priority. So far, they have great things to say:
"Wonderful…Perfect…A gift for the palate" — Shirley C. of San Francisco
"OMG. Best, easiest, most delicious Thanksgiving dinner ever!" — Katherine B. of San Francisco
Towards the end of 2011, we secured a commercial kitchen space in the Mission District for our chefs to use. Our delivery drivers mount fancy back-lit signs on their cars, which are best seen at night!
We now have many chefs on rotation, and we carefully screen and select new chefs to introduce to you. Our team strives to make cooking for Munchery customers a joy to all our chefs. This translates directly to delicious and fresh food, prepared with utmost care and passion.
Besides our popular Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner platters, our chefs offer a whole range of meals on a daily basis, from the most simple yet tasty ones such as meatloaf and pot pies to elaborate meals like lamb chops and Dungeness crabs.
We have begun to video our chefs cooking. We expect to build up a nice video library for your viewing enjoyment.
Our passions for food, technology, and customer service are what drive us. We look forward to an exciting 2012. There are many exciting offerings in the works, and we just can't wait to show them off.
Many thanks to:
Our chefs, who work tirelessly to bring you the best food quality
Ron Lewis at Mission Creek Kitchen
Hayden McComas, executive chef of CHOICE Catering
Diane Rieger, our lead delivery driver
And to our customers, many of which are employees at offices around the Bay: Thank you for your support all year long!
Happy New Year!
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It seems popular nowadays for new companies to launch using the peer-to-peer (P2P) business model. The main concept of this model borrows from the distributed computer architecture where data or workload can be shared among equally privileged peers within a network. Peer-to-peer moves beyond computers and translates well into the real world because many people already own a product or service that is deemed valuable by others in the same community.
The classic P2P model works well when the product (or service, but I'll just use "product" to mean both from now on) being offered is a fixed and relatively well known item. Popular examples include: books, cars, songs and movies. The task at hand for the company is then to create an effective marketplace for people to share their goods and potentially charge a fee for it.
Here at Munchery, we introduce a revised model called pro-to-peer (Pro2P). When it comes to prepared food, we feel this is a much stronger approach than the classic P2P.
There are some critical shortcomings with the P2P model when it comes to prepared food. Since food is not prepared by machineries, it takes meticulous attention to achieve high quality. This is difficult for many people to achieve consistently unless they cook for a living. There's also health code compliance, which immediately eliminates any kind of prepping and cooking at non-certified kitchens (such as home kitchens). Then there's the trust issue, which is especially sensitive when it comes to food because it's literally a product we ingest into our body. Unless it's cooked by a dear relative or a close friend, or by a professional entity, we will naturally not trust it. That is a gut feeling that we should not ignore.
Thus, we establish the pro-to-peer model. The chefs working with Munchery are independent, professional cooks. Many of these pros are trained at culinary schools. They understand and know how to maintain the best quality and consistency. Yet these professionals are not some remote entities. They live and work in the same communities their customers live and work in. They support the same local and sustainable farms that you and I enjoy shopping from. They pay utmost respect to their customers and the reputation they build; they are always anxious to get feedback from customers after each and every meal served.
Food is personal. In fact, it's hard to imagine of any other product we use that's more personal than food. When a chef cooks great food that we love, we instantly feel a connection. You feel the love that's been put into such great food. On Munchery website, you can reach out and share your feedback to the chef. We want to bring that experience to everyone.
People are used to only two options when it comes to food: 1) cook it themselves, and 2) purchase it from a local restaurant. Munchery enables a 3rd option: Get it from a local professional chef. Whether it's a single meal for yourself, or having it catered to your office or a private party, there's a Munchery meal for you. Browse our Munchery website and place an order directly.
"Having food cooked by a personal chef? That's awesome but is expensive, isn't it?", one would often exclaim when we first tell them about Munchery. We are here to change that, in ways that are economically feasible for both chefs and for consumers.
Personal chefs for the rest of us. We hope you give us a try and taste the difference Munchery makes.
It's always been a pleasure for our Munchery team to bring daily joy to our beloved customers. Something seemingly so simple as great food and outstanding service can bring happiness and squash away one's hardship for the day, even if just for a short while.
Here at Munchery, we quickly learn from our customers that delivering care and happiness is not bound to geography! We often have customers who don't live in San Francisco themselves, but bought gift cards for their love ones who do live there, whether for an anniversary or to celebrate the birth of a new baby!
I want to share a recent story that was slightly different.
Earlier in the week, one of our drivers was delivering a few meals to a customer (for confidentiality purposes, I'll just call her "Elaine") in the Twin Peaks neighborhood around 5:10pm. As usual, he texted Elaine to alert her that he'd be arriving in a few minutes. Most customers appreciate but don't reply to these text alerts so there's nothing unusual there. Nothing was out of the ordinary until our driver rang the door bell and found out that no one was at home.
That's probably ok. Perhaps Elaine was doing something and couldn't come to the door. He called and texted Elaine a couple more times and waited a few minutes before ringing the bell again. Still no answer. Our driver then texted and left a voicemail saying he'd be back later after dropping off other deliveries. He did so at 5:50pm and still no one was home and no one responded to either text or phone calls. Our base support team was alerted. We then emailed Elaine to describe the whole situation, urging her to call us back.
No luck. The meals were back in the fridge. I placed another call at 8:30pm and by luck, someone answered! The phone number belongs to "Isabelle" (not her real name), not Elaine! It turns out Isabelle ordered meals for her friend Elaine, whose husband just got out of cancer surgery! I described to Isabelle what happened and asked if she could reach Elaine. She tried with no luck.
I offered to deliver the meals to Isabelle, but she was 3 hours away! After a few more minutes, Isabelle found an alternate person in the city that we could deliver the meals to. This person would help bring the meals to Elaine. We dropped a simple get-well card, signed by our team, and I delivered the meals just before 9pm. The friend shoved $20 as tips to me, but I didn't accept it. This is the least we can do to help the situation and accepting tip would just be wrong.
Elaine, we don't have any follow-up, but we sincerely hope your husband has recovered well. Isabelle, you are an amazing friend. You reminded us how important it is to help a friend in need, and we thank you for having us play a small role in that.
Last week, we introduced Munchery VIP, a reward program for our most loyal customers. The feedback for the program has been overwhelming! These are our very best customers and we strongly feel that they deserve a special shout-out for their amazing support of Munchery over the past couple months.
Munchery VIPs enjoy an automatic 10% discount for all orders on munchery.com. When a VIP logs in, he or she will see a VIP designation on the upper-left logo like the one you see above. Any review written by a VIP will carry the same designation, so others can know and trust your feedback. See an example below.
That's not all. Munchery VIPs will enjoy many future benefits including special offers that are simply not available to others. We'll keep you updated.
So how does a customer become a VIP? Keep ordering and be engaged with our chefs and Munchery with your feedback. It's currently an invite-only program and we keep a very close eye out for the next set of candidates.


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This campground is obviously old and has seen much better days. The majority of sites are permanent residents. They also store RVs and from the looks of them most have not seen an owner in years. Very dilapidated surroundings. More of a storage for old cars, heavy construction equipment, and rundown RVs. A few of the residents kept their sites neat and clean; however, they were in the minority. It was about a 200 yard walk down a very steep hill to get to the lake?. We were extremely disappointed. Definitely not the campground represented on their website...in fact, it was 180* opposite. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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This is a very spacious park and the sites are large, wooded and level. It is now part of the KOA franchise. It has lake access and covered boat slips for rent. The boat docks were in good condition. They also sell gas for boats. Fishing was just OK in July, but others have said that fishing is excellent in the spring. If you do bring a boat, be aware that there is a very steep road down from the campground to the water. We rented a car so that we didn't have to walk several times a day. The bath house was clean as was the pool. There is a nice playground for kids and some nice tent sites. The only downfall is that it is pretty far by boat or water to many of the area's activities. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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This is a really nice park but has limited spaces available as a lot of RV's are left there year around for weekend use. Lots of trees. We really enjoyed this park and is close to the "Lake of the Ozarks". We camped here in a camper.
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A highlight of the series is the closing-night film, Robert Greene's extraordinarily accomplished, vertiginous "Actress." Greene (who here does most of his own camerawork) films the daily life of a woman in suburban Beacon, New York. The woman happens to be Brandy Burre, who had a recurring role on "The Wire" but then withdrew from acting to care for her small children with her partner, Tim Reinke, a restaurateur. Now Burre has decided to reignite her career, and Greene follows her with the camera, even in surprisingly intimate situations, as she reveals the frustrations and the limitations of her domestic-centered life, and reconnects with friends from the theatre world, at the risk of her relationship with Reinke. Burre, a trained and skilled actor, plays to Greene and his camera as she delivers, for him, the first of her comeback performances. 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Thanks Christine. I just keep looking at the bicycle and wondering if that's some stylist's idea of good or if it's how the owner actually lives… Hope you have a great weekend!
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Stylist – for sure! Happy weekend to you too.
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I see bikes quite often in small apartments. In sweden bicycles gets stolen all the time. So I think it's not just for the bike is cool.
Got it. Thanks so much Lars — I appreciate all your comments!
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The fun part of it is that a market for cool bikes have opened. If you need to have a bike in your apartment, it better looks good.
This manufacturer "Strömmen" has sadly closed. But their bikes was awsome!
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I love it… the colours, it's clean.
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With the holiday season happening and all, why not consider gift shopping at the Couscous Collective Store? Not only can you purchase Narbonic and Skin Horse collections (and if you order all six volumes of Narbonic together, I'll sign and sketch in each one), but the store includes a wide selection of comics and minicomics by the other members in good standing of the Couscous Collective. Some of my personal recommendations:
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This minicomic offers an advance look into the world of Jason Thompson's upcoming graphic novel series, King of RPGs, available in 2010 from Del Rey. The graphic novels will be written by Jason and drawn by Victor Hao, but this mini features Jason's own intricate artwork, which I love. (Victor's really good too, but he gives the characters more of a dynamic Shonen Jump style, whereas Jason's versions are... well, Jason's, which is to say uncategorizable.) Pick up a copy as a stocking-stuffer, and both you and the lucky recipient can say you were into King of RPGs before it was cool.
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It's hard for me to pick just two Jason Thompson comics for this list, because I love everything he does, but Yeperenye includes a scene where giant caterpillars chase a bus across Australia. And it's two damn bucks. That is what I call a holiday miracle.
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The first chapter of Pancha Diaz's fantasy romance, charmingly illustrated in full color by her sister Elena. Pancha's currently reworking the story while Elena is busy at art school. Look forward to more Iceheart in (I hope I hope I hope) the very near future. By the way, you can thank Pancha for the sweet book design on Skin Horse Volume One.
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Elizabeth Conley is a printmaker and book designer as well as an artist, and she's got a couple of beautifully designed books in the store. This is her most recent piece, available in a limited edition of 100 signed and numbered copies. Do you know someone who likes fairy tales and Neil Gaimany stuff? Congratulations, you have found a Christmas present.
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Andrew says this is his favorite of his many minicomics, and I agree it's one of his funniest. A prequel to his webcomic The Chronicles of William Bazillion, it follows wealthy kid adventurer Max O'Millions and his best pal Richard Nixon on a mission to rid America of Commies. Get this and The Max O'Millions Adventure Society (scripted by yours truly) for a Retro Adventure Two-Pack.


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- Large Bedroom Suites with Baths and Walk-In Closet
2 and 3 bedroom Greenville, NC apartments near East Carolina University campus. Located on the ECU bus route, we offer furnished and unfurnished off campus apartments with utilities paid. Our student apartments near ECU feature large bedroom suites with walk in closets, washer and dryer, and fully equipped kitchen. Individual leases available. Pet friendly ECU apartments.
Greenville, NC 27858
Eastbrook Apartments
- On ECU and Greenville City Bus Lines
Eastbrook Apartments offer comfortable living at affordable prices. We have 2 and 3 bedroom apartment homes at Eastbrook. Please view the basic information about our complex and feel free to contact us with any additional questions. We are pet friendly! We look forward to hearing from you!
Goldsboro, NC 27534
Windsor Creek
- One, Two and Three Bedroom Townhomes Available
- Near Wayne Community College
- Private Double Parking Pad
- Patio/Balcony
- Pet Friendly
- 24-Hour Maintenance
- Extra Storage
- Washer/Dryer Connections
Youngsville, NC 27596
Hampton Village of Youngsville
- One & Two Bedroom Apartments
- Fully Equipped Kitchens
- Energy Efficient
- Washer/Dryer Connections
- Patios or Balconies
- Vaulted Ceilings and Palladium Windows Available
- Central Heat & Air and Ceiling Fans
- Close to Wake Forest and MudCats Baseball!
Hampton Village of Youngsville offers you stylish apartment living in a quiet, friendly neighborhood convenient to work, shopping and recreation. One and two bedroom apartment homes offer spacious living areas.
Goldsboro, NC 27534
Reserve at Bradbury Place
- 1, 2, and 3 bedroom spacious apartment homes
- Full Sized Washer and Dryer Hook-ups
- Walk-in Closets, Storage Units and Ceiling Fans
- Clubhouse w/ Coffee Bar & Wireless Internet
- Lavishly Equipped 24-Hour Fitness Center
- Fully Equipped Care Care Center, Garages
- 24-Hour Business Center/Multi Media Theatre
- Pool with Sun Deck and Courtyard with Picnic Area
This apartment community of homes for rent is located in the Eastern North Carolina metro, in the city of Goldsboro, NC, southwest of Greenville, northeast of Fayetteville, and northwest of Jacksonville.
Clayton, NC 27527
Arbors at East Village
- Resort-style Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Grilling Areas
- Cyber Cafe'
- Private Balconies And Sun Rooms In Select Units
- Full Size Washers And Dryers Included In All Units
- State-of-the-art Fitness Center
Located in Clayton, NC, Arbors At East Village has everything to offer and more. Our luxurious apartment community features lavishly built one, two, and three bedroom apartment homes for rent. Stop by our gorgeous apartment community today!
Goldsboro, NC 27534
Brookwood Downes/North Landing
- One and Two Story Floor Plans
- Close to Seymour Johnson AFB
- Fireplace w/ Gas Logs & Ceiling Fans
- Waterfront Townhomes Available
- Each Unit Includes 2 Master Suites w/ Private Bath
- Pet Friendly Community
Apartments for rent in Goldsboro, NC near Seymour Johnson Air Force Base feature two bedrooms and two baths, gas fireplace, kitchen equipped with microwave and dishwasher, walk in closets, ceiling fans, security alarm system, private fenced in patio and garage parking with select units. Brookwood Downes and North Landing offer pet friendly Goldsboro NC apartments for rent.
Goldsboro, NC 27534
Legacy at Berkeley Place
- 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments
- Resort-Style Swimming Pool with Poolside Internet
- 24-Seat Stadium Style Theatre w/ Surround Sound
- 24-Hour State of the Art Fitness Center
- Private Garages Available
- Fully Equipped Kitchen w/ Built in Microwave
One, two and three bedroom Goldsboro NC apartments near Seymour Johnson AFB include fitness center, movie theater, swimming pool and car care center. Legacy at Berkeley Place pet friendly apartments also feature washer and dryer connections, fully equipped kitchens with microwave and dishwasher, bathtubs and private garages. 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments in Goldsboro NC built with you in mind.
Wake Forest, NC 27587
Bexley at Heritage
- Excellent Heritage/Wake Forest Schools
- Fitness Center, Pool & Sundeck with Wi-Fi
- Voted "Best of the Best" in The Wake Forest Weekly
- Poolside Grill Area, Playground, Laptop Checkout
- COMING SOON: NEW Dog Park!
- Full Size Washer/Dryer Connections
- Wood Plank Style Floors Now Available!
- Kitchen Pantry, Garden Soaking Tubs Available
Welcome Home to Bexley at Heritage! Conveniently located in prestigious Wake Forest just minutes from excellent Wake Forest schools, Wakefield, and all that Raleigh has to offer. Your new home will feature maple cabinetry, built-in microwave, private patio or balcony, full-size washer/dryer connection, walk-in closets, ceiling fans, available garden tubs, and so much more! Outstanding community amenities!
Knightdale, NC 27545
Greystone at Widewaters
- Minutes from Downtown Raleigh and the New I-540
- Pet Friendly with a Dog Park
- Luxury Clubhouse with Billiards Room
- Washer/Dryer and Microwave Included
- Discounted Standard Cable
- 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Luxury Apartment Homes
- Outdoor Grilling Area and Tot Lot
- Wi-Fi at the Clubhouse and Pool
- State-of-the art Fitness Center
- Wheelchair Access / Ceiling Fans
- On-Site Car Wash
- Covered Parking
Knightdale, NC 27545
Berkshire Park
- BRAND NEW 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes
- Washer / Dryer Connections
- Door-to-Door Valet Waste Trash Pick Up!
- Dog Bark & New Off Leash Dog Run!
- 24 Hr Business Center & WiFi Internet Cafe
- Faux Granite Countertops & Oak Finish Cabinets
- 24-seat Theater Room with Wii Gaming System
- Garden Tubs in all Master Baths
Berkshire Park apartments for rent in Knightdale, NC offers a sophisticated environment embraced by the lush landscaping for which Blue Ridge Communities are known. The traditional exteriors are a warm welcome to the interior finishes which include faux granite countertops, oak cabinetry, brushed nickel hardware and luxurious garden tubs. Experience the comforts and conveniences of a lifestyle designed with a tradition of quality & commitment to customer service unique to Blue Ridge Communities.
Knightdale, NC 27545
Laurens Way
- 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes
- Walking Distance to Everyday Shopping
- Visit us on Facebook at Laurens Way of Knightdale!
- Tennis Court and Playground
- Cardio Fitness Room, Clothes Care Center
- Online Leasing & Payments
- Large Pets Welcome
- Tweet Us On Twitter
Laurens Way has what you need! Uniquely designed, generous floor plans in a great location, location, location!
Greenville, NC 27858
The Bellamy - Student Apartments
- Rates as Low as $275
- 2 and 4 Bedroom Furnished Suites
- Theater Room w/ Stadium Seating
- Utilities Included - Free High Speed Internet
- State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
- Zero Entry Saltwater Swimming Pool
Furnished student apartments near ECU & Pitt Community College with shuttle service to East Carolina University. Our off campus apartments include cable, internet, water, and sewer. The Bellamy Student Apartments in Greenville, NC feature premier student housing with fitness center, saltwater swimming pool, wifi internet access, and individual leases.
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