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Interactive entertainment company Ludia Inc. and FremantleMedia Enterprises (FME), the commercial and brand extension arm of FremantleMedia, today announced the launch of the Family Feud & Friends™ game for the Android platform. Now, through a cross-platform experience, Android and iOS users can challenge their friends to experience the Family Feud® game and compete as they name the most popular answers to interactive survey questions, based on the widely-recognized television game show. Read the rest of this entry »
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Animal Farm : A Fairy Story
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A lavish gift edition celebrates the classic tale's fiftieth year of publication and features one hundred full-color and halftone illustrations that bring to life the satirical story of the Soviet Union.
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A satire on totalitarianism in which farm animals overthrow their human owner and set up their own government
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Since its publication fifty years ago, Animal Farm has become one of the most controversial books ever written. It has been translated into seventy languages and sold millions of copies throughout the world. This edition is being published to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of its original U.S. publication. It features 100 full-color and halftone illustrations by world-renowned artist Ralph Steadman.
As vital and relevant as it was fifty years ago, Animal Farm is a devastating satire of the Soviet Union by the man V. S. Pritchett called "the conscience of his generation." A fable about an uprising of farm animals against their human masters, it illustrates how new tyranny replaces old in the wake of revolutions and power corrupts even the noblest of causes.
This anniversary edition includes Orwell's proposed but unpublished preface to the original edition and his preface to the 1947 Ukranian edition. These appendices evoke the historical context in which Orwell conceived and wrote his classic novel.
George Orwell's classic satire of the Russian Revolution is an intimate part of our contemporary culture. It is the account of the bold struggle, initiated by the animals, that transforms Mr. Jones's Manor Farm into Animal Farm--a wholly democratic society built on the credo that All Animals Are Created Equal. Out of their cleverness, the pigs Napoleon, Squealer, and Snowball emerge as leaders of the new community in a subtle evolution that proves disastrous. The climax is the brutal betrayal of the faithful horse Boxer, when totalitarian rule is reestablished with the bloodstained postscript to the founding slogan: But some Animals Are More Equal Than Others. . . .
A special large-format fiftieth-anniversary edition, illustrated in full color by Ralph Steadman. Includes Orwell's proposed but unpublished preface to the original edition and his preface to the 1947 Ukrainian edition.
George Orwell's famous satire of the Soviet Union, in which "all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others."


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Dontos Hollard is a former knight from the now decimated House Hollard. He served as a knight in King's Landing, and is part of the royal court. Dontos is a drunk, who is described as a portly, average looking man. In his youth, Dontos lived in Duskendale, where his house, House Hollard, was a vassal to house Darklyn. During the Defiance of Duskendale, both Houses were obliterated by King Aerys II Targaryen, and Hollard would have been killed too, but for Ser Barristan Selmy's interference on Dontos' behalf.
Dontos was sent to King's Landing, were he squired, and later was knighted. During the tournament for Joffrey Baratheon's name day, Dontos showed up to ride in the joust, drunk, and missing most of his clothes and armor. Seeing this as disrespect, Joffrey ordered the Kingsguard to hold Dontos down, and pour wine down his throat, until he drown. However, Sansa Stark pleaded for Dontos to be pardoned by Joffrey, and after some convincing, Joffrey allows Dontos to live, but stripped him of his knighthood, and made him the court jester.
Because Sansa interceded on his behalf, Dontos becomes loyal to her, and begins to plot to secret her away from King's Landing, and the cruel grasp of King Joffrey. In season 4, we should see Dontos again, as he continues to work, in secret, with Sansa. What do you think will happen to Dontos in season 4? Let me know in the comments below.
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Jon Jones won 48-47, 48-47, 49-46 after an epic 5-round championship fight for the UFC light heavyweight title.
Gustafsson took the upper hand in the first two rounds, cut Jones viciously around the right eye in the fourth round, but the champion showed great resilience and incredible fortitude, to hurt his opponent with an elbow in the last minute of the fourtj round, with a spinning elbow and knee.
It was an epic finale as both men, bloodied and hurt, fought to a standstill, delighting a crowd in uproar.
It sets up the prospect of an epic rivalry set to develop between the two 26-year-olds.
Jones was the victor but round six between the two men will create a super-fight, hinted at as potentially on Superbowl weekend in Las Vegas in February, by UFC president Dana White.
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New York Yankees starter Michael Pineda was suspended for 10 games Thursday by Major League Baseball for using pine-tar while pitching Wednesday against the Boston Red Sox.
Pineda has the right to appeal the suspension, but given the fact that he was caught on television not once but twice pitching with pine tar, that seems highly unlikely.
The good news for his fantasy owners is that Pineda will likely only miss one start as the Yankees have an off day within the next 10 days.
Pineda was off to a solid start to the season, going 2-2 with a 1.83 ERA in four starts, striking out 15 while only walking three in over 19 innings of work.
As for the Yankees, their rotation could be in trouble in the immediate future with Ivan Nova likely headed for season-ending surgery, and with Pineda likely facing a suspension.
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Comrade Obama IS the muslim Manchurian Candidate.
France is still our ally, but I doubt they can offer much help with the Chinese or Russians.
The diplomatic vocabularies of several current international conflicts echo, albeit distantly, 1812's route to war. Economic sanctions and (backfiring) embargoes aggravated U.S.-British relations. Britain's apparent lack of respect for U.S. sovereignty angered Americans. The forced "impressment" of U.S. sailors into Royal Navy service, usually backed by the threatened broadside of a RN warship, was a Yankee cause...


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Engaging Ideas: The Professor's Guide to Integrating Writing, Critical Thinking and Active Learning in the Classroom
By: John C. Bean
Book review by Elizabeth Richardson Viti
The goal of this text is to help teachers design engaging writing and critical thinking activities that they can appropriately integrate into virtually any course, whatever the discipline. Ideally, these activities change students from passive learners to active learners who have a more profound understanding of the subject matter at hand. Students should learn as well how experts in a particular discipline ask questions, conduct inquiry, gather and analyze data, and make arguments . Furthermore, Bean points out that, after Barbara Walvoored's visit to his campus, Seattle University, it became clear to him and his colleagues that embedded writing assignments anywhere in the curriculum can be used for assessment of writing but also for disciplinary assessment of inquiry, research, problem solving, critical thinking and subject matter knowledge. On a practical level, Engaging Ideas gives numerous suggestions for incorporating writing and other critical thinking activities into a particular course and provides detailed assistance in the design of formal and informal writing assignments. Because the book assumes that there is no single right way to integrate writing and critical thinking into a course, it provides a variety of options to fit a given teacher's personality and goals. Of particular interest is a chapter new in this, the second, edition of Engaging Ideas. Entitled "Designing and Sequencing Assignments to Teach Undergraduate Research," it offers a new approach, one that hopes to avoid the simple regurgitation of accumulated sources. The chapter begins with the conceptual difficulties that research poses for undergraduates and moves on to look at short research assignments that, in many cases, may serve as more effective substitutes for the longer research paper. In addition, it looks at the design of short scaffolding assignments at the beginning of the semester that prepare students for a lengthier, culminating research assignment. Finally, this chapter also looks at ways that any given department can work together to devise research assignments for sophomores and juniors that prepare students soundly for the research they must do in their disciplinary capstone course. "Designing and Sequencing Assignments to Teach Undergraduate Research" appears under "Coaching Students as Learners, Thinkers, and Writers," but the text's three other areas--"Understanding Connections Between Thinking and Writing," "Designing Problem-Based Assignments," and "Reading, Commenting On, and Grading Student Writing" are noteworthy, too.
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WICHITA, Kan. -- State lawmakers return to Topeka Monday to convene the 2014 Kansas Legislative Session.
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School finance is certain to be a hotly debated topic yet again, but the tone of that conversation will be dictated by a Kansas Supreme Court Decision expected any day in a school finance lawsuit against the state.
Lawmakers also expect to be talking a lot about Medicaid. Sen. Oletha Faust-Goudeau, D-Wichita, said Wichita-area legislators were presented this week with petitions urging them to make the state's Medicaid system available to more people.
"A little over 3,000 people said they wanted our governor and our legislature to expand Medicaid," Faust-Goudeau said.
The expansion can be paid for with federal aid as part of the Affordable Care Act.
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"The idea that we need to expand Medicaid when we're not able to pay for what we've got in Medicaid now, I don't think is a rational response for us moving forward," Governor Brownback said.
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What is the relationship between capitalism and democracy? Does economic liberty serve and strengthen political freedom, or does the pursuit of self-interest undermine the moral qualities necessary for political freedom? Does modern democracy ensure a free and flourishing economy, or do the egalitarian ideals of democratic man require limitations on market competition and an ever-expanding welfare state? In the modern age, capitalism and democracy emerged together as two ideas of how human beings should govern themselves. It is no coincidence of history that Adam Smith's classic The Wealth of Nations, the foundational text for the modern idea of the free economy, was published in the same year (1776) that a new democracy was founded in America. This vision of the good society was dedicated to protecting the rights of man to choose one's leaders and to pursue one's economic interests. The role of government was to ensure that all citizens could exercise these self-evident rights and liberties forever and always.
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PROGRAM INFORMATION:What continuing education classes does CAPP offer?CAPP is the Career and Professional Programs department at the Adult and Continuing Education division of LaGuardia Community College, CUNY. We offer a variety of non-credit educational, business and professional programs. You can choose to take a stand-alone course or a series of courses to complete a certificate program. The classes and programs that we offer include but are not limited to Computers, Business, Construction, Healthcare, and Test Preparation. We also offer courses that are available in Spanish (Please see the Cursos en Espanol Section of our website). How long are CAPP programs?The length of each course varies, but courses do not take more than a year.What is the difference between a CAPP course and a CAPP certificate?If you select to take a CAPP course, this means you are taking the course without an intention to complete one of our certificate programs (if one is available for that specific course). A CAPP certificate is obtained by taking a specialized course or series of courses (some in sequential order, others are not) to receive a certificate of completion through the Career and Professional Programs department. This certificate could be utilized to enhance your current skills and to add to your resume.How do I obtain a copy of my certificate?A CAPP representative will mail you your certificate within two (2) weeks of your completion of the certificate program. Call 718-482-7244.What happens if I don't receive my certificate?Please email firstname.lastname@example.com, or call and speak with a CAPP representative (718) 482-7244.COURSE QUESTIONS:Who do I contact for a course assignment?Contact your course instructor via email. His or her contact information will be provided to you on the first day of class via the syllabus.Who do I contact for a grading question?Grades are typically submitted to the CAPP office by your instructor. If you have any questions or concerns about your grade, please contact your course instructor via email.How do I get my course grade?The CAPP office will send you an official grade letter which will contain your grade for the course.
I want more information about a specific class. What do I do?We try our best to provide as much information on the website for all of our courses. If you wish to speak with someone, please call (718) 482-7244.
ENROLLMENT QUESTIONS:Do I need to have a GED or High School diploma to sign up for a class in CAPP? CAPP does not require that you have a GED or High School Diploma. Special Note: If you are registered in a course or program that prepares you to take a certification exam, you might be required to have a GED or High School Diploma in order to take that certification exam. For example, to enroll in the CAPP A+ Computer Service Technician Course, you do not need a GED or High School diploma. However, in order to take the CompTIA A+ exam, you will be required to present your GED or High School Diploma to the national testing service. Do I need computers skills in order to take a CAPP course?The course you decide to register for will indicate in there are prerequisites.Are there tests required to take a CAPP course?Certain CAPP courses require that you take a screening or language diagnostic exam. If an exam is required for a course the details will be provided in the catalog or our website. PAYMENTS:How do I register?ACE offers enrollment services to students.
In Person: Students can register for a class in the M-building, Room 143. Walk in hours are as follows: Monday to Thursday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm; Friday 8:30 am-3:30 pm and Saturdays 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Online: http://www.laguardia.edu/ace/register
By Phone (718) 482-7244When should I register for a course?You should register at least 3 days before the class starts.I am not sure I can pay the entire amount of Tuition?Some CAPP courses have a tuition payment plan. Those programs are Licensed Refrigeration, CASAC and Healthcare Interpreter.
What happens if the course I registered for gets cancelled by the school?You will have the option of transferring your payment to a future course, or can request a refund.
What is your refund policy?
For courses under $299100% (-$20 per course) if written request received 3 business days prior to 1st day of class50% (-$20 per course) if written request received prior to second week of classes
For courses $299 and above or more than 50 hours of instruction100% (-$20 per course) if written request received 3 business days prior to 1st day of class
75% (-$20 per course) if written request received prior to completion of 10% of class hours50% (-$20 per course) if written request received prior to completion of 20% of class hours
$20 will be deducted from refunds as shown above up to a limit of $40. Allow 4 to 6 weeks to receive refunds for payment made by check or cash. Allow 2 billing cycles for credit charges to reflect refund on monthly statements Members of the military needing to withdraw from class at short notice will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
How will I know if a class is cancelled?The CAPP office will notify you either by email and/or by a phone call that class is cancelled. I am not on the class roster? If you registered late you will not be on the class roster. Late registrants must present the invoice that they paid for the course in order to attend the class.Is there any financial assistance for CAPP courses?Many employees and/or unions provide tuition reimbursement or direct funding. Members of DC 37 or Local 1180 may apply for reimbursement on a per course basis (call DC 37 at 212/815-1663 or Local 1180 at 212/966-5353 for details and courses). Are there any discounts?The Division of Adult & Continuing Education (ACE) offers discounts to the following groups: 30% tuition discount is offered to alumni association members, undergraduates, senior citizens (65+ years), faculty/staff and the families of faculty/staff.Only one discount can be applied per course. Discounts and waivers apply to all courses except those designated ND.To receive a tuition discount you need to register in person no more than three working days prior to the start of the selected course and show appropriate ID. All discounted registrations are subject to space availability. Call (718) 482-7244 for more information.
What happens if I did not make a payment for the course?The College reserves the right to withhold the privileges of class attendance, use of facilities and services, and access to certificates of completion from students delinquent with payments.ONLINE:Does CAPP offer any programs online?Yes! CAPP has several courses that can be completed online in the areas of business, computers, languages, and more go to www.ed2go.com/lagccWhat is CourseSites?Coursesite is an online system that allows you access to get course material and links that your instructor will provide for you use as resources.How long can I access CourseSites?If you have enrolled into a certificate program you will have access to information and a material one-month after the course has ended.I forgot my password?To set a new password on your account, click on the URL below or paste it into your browser exactly as it appears https://www.coursesites.com/webapps/blackboard/passwordChoose an option to retrieve your password. Enter your information for one option ONLY: Username Option or Email Address Option. How do I change my email address?1. Sign-in to your student's account in Coursesite2. On Coursesites home page under STUDENT TOOLS (left side gray box)3. Select Personal Information4. In the PROFILE INFORMATION tab5. Go to Edit Personal Information to make a change in names6. Go to Edit Contact Information to make a change in email 7. Go to PASSWORD tab to make a change in password


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Dortmund bound playmaker Mustafa Amini opened his scoring account for the season with a blinder in the first half, before setting up fellow youngster Bernie Ibini. Dutch defender Patrick Zwaanswijk has gone three games with goals and once again dominated his teams box. Rostyn Griffiths sealed the deal in the second half, with some close calls by Simon and McBreen.
The Mariners have overcome a slow start after losses to Brisbane and Newcastle in weeks 1 and 3 to sit second on the ladder to the dominant Roar. The Mariners have gone undefeated since week 3 in late October, and are currently on a 3 game winning streak.
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Nearly two-thirds of the population of sub-Saharan Africa does not have access to electricity, and service is often unreliable for those who do. The Obama administration has pledged $7 billion to fund infrastructure projects in several African nations. As more companies look at locating in these developing countries, we consider the value of U.S. infrastructure investments.
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Meanwhile, The Hill reports that most of the denials resuting from early waiver requests went to unions. And, in other health reform implementation news, Politico Pro reports on what it describes as an "ACO dilemma."
Kansas Health Institute News: Kansas Requests Waiver From Medical Loss Requirement [The Kansas Insurance Department] has asked the U.S. Department of Health and Humans Services for a waiver to give health insurance companies three additional years to comply with a requirement in the health reform law that says they are to spend at least 80 percent of their premium dollars on health care services to their policy holders. Without the waiver, companies that fall short of the so-called medical loss ratio in 2011 would have to pay rebates to customers, starting next year. In Kansas, most health insurance companies already meet the requirement (Ranney, 5/20).
Des Moines Register: Waiver Would Let Iowa Health Insurers Save Cash Health insurers could avoid paying $3.4 million in rebates to customers if federal regulators allow Iowa to delay a component of health care legislation meant to curb insurance company profits and overhead. Six insurers pulled out of Iowa's individual health market last summer after the Obama administration's health care legislation was passed, state regulators said. Part of the law requires insurers to spend at least 80 percent of premiums on health care, and if they don't, they must refund customer premiums until the math works out (Belz, 5/23).
The Hill: Early Waiver Denials Went Mostly To Unions Republicans have consistently suggested that labor unions receive favorable treatment as the Obama administration has granted waivers from part of the health care reform law, but unions accounted for most of the denials during the first several months in which waivers were granted. As of mid-February, the Health and Human Services Department had denied 79 requests for waivers. Unions accounted for roughly 60 percent of those denials (Baker, 5/20).
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Hi everyone! I've been lurking here for about 6 months now and I've enjoyed the discussions. I now come to you for some advice.
I am writing a senior thesis on the political theories behind healthcare. I am using Mises to represent the free market school Human Action with some help from Rothbard The Ethics of Liberty for the ethical framework versus John Rawls and the Social Democratic school. The paper will focus mostly on political theory not policy but some policy arguments may be helpful. I was wondering if anyone here on the Mises forums recommend articles from Mises on the issues of Social Justice, the idea that Free Markets=Monopolies and positive rights (hopefully in dialogue is Isaiah Berlin.
I am not new to Austrian Economics or Libertarianism. I've considered myself a follower for about 2 years now. Needless to say i have been forced in the pursuit of my Political Science degree to read nothing but socialist propaganda for the last 4 years. Therefore I am woefully ignorant to the full body of work by these philosophers. My school library has few books by any of them. Pretty much Human Action, The essence of Hayek and The Ethics of Liberty.
I found the Machan article helpful but it does not having anything on if Mises said anything about Social Justice. It did get me some way on Martha Nussbaum . As well as some new ways to argue against postitive rights as a stysemtic theory. Any thoughts on where i might find Mises directly talking about Rawls' Origional Posistion or his conception of Social Justice?
"From this aspect, therefore, the whole of economics can be reduced to a single lesson, and that lesson can be reduced to a single sentence. The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of any act or policy; it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups.
Nine-tenths of the economic fallacies that are working such dreadful harm in the world today are the result of ignoring this lesson. Those fallacies all stem from one of two central fallacies, or both: that of looking only at the immediate consequences of an act or proposal, and that of looking at the consequences only for a particular group to the neglect of other groups.
It is true, of course, that the opposite error is possible. In considering a policy we ought not to concentrate only on its long-run results to the community as a whole. This is the error often made by the classical economists. It resulted in certain callousness toward the fate of groups that were immediately hurt by policies or developments which proved to be beneficial on net balance and in the long run." Hazlitt, Economics in One Lesson
The last paragraph, I think, really demonstrates the difference between the social justice theorists and the Miseses and Rothbards, etc. The social justice theorist sees the short-term, but cares little to none about economic realities and consequences.
"The revolt against reason, the characteristic mental attitude of our age, was not caused by a lack of modesty, caution, and self-examination on the part of the philosophers. Neither was it due to failures in the evolution of modern natural science. The amazing achievements of technology and therapeutics speak a language which nobody can ignore. It is hopeless to attack modern science, whether from the angle of intuitionism and mysticism, or from any other point of view. The revolt against reason was directed against another target. It did not aim at the natural sciences, but at economics. The attack against the natural sciences was only the logically necessary outcome of the attack against economics. It was impermissible to dethrone reason in one field only and not to question it in other branches of knowledge also."
This is from Mises, Human Action, ch.3
This is what I came to realize not too long ago. He goes on to argue that Marx had to come up with the "bourgeos economics" idea because he could not counter the arguments and refutations of his earlier ideas in Das Kapital, etc.
See if you can find anything by George Reisman. He's an Austrian economist who writes from an Objectivist perspective. I'm sure you can find something enlightening about health care from him.
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Well, he's kind of solidified things: An evening with Dr. Paul is still the epitome of loosey-goosey, with Slavens soliciting requests, improvising on lyric suggestions tossed out by audience members, and learning (or making up) songs on the spot. Old Ten Hands tunes, tangos, demented Brechtian barrelhouse, pop standards, the theme song from Three's Company, the western swing classic "Big Ball's in Cowtown" (complete with Scottish falsetto third verse), and more are all part and parcel of a Wednesday evening with the trio. Rueffer--noticeably sunnier than he's been since the dissolution of Spot--plays one of the most soulful violins in town, full of tone and passion; Dimitri--who plays for the Dallas Opera and Fort Worth Symphony and met Slavens through a Dungeons and Dragons pal who managed the pizza place Slavens delivered pizzas for--coaxes notes out of his double bass that have the gently buoyant grace of undersea mammals, then switches to a rapid-fire burble.
But Slavens has long enjoyed playing the piano by himself, often putting aside the goofiness and performing modern classical numbers that he's written. Now he's collected 16 of these compositions on Absolute. "It was funny when I read in Street Beat about this being a whole new direction for me," Slavens said between sets recently at Club Dada. "Because actually, it's where I was before rock and roll. I wanted to do rock, but like Frank Zappa--who used his rock to trick people into listening to classical. When Ten Hands was winding up, I realized that it was time for me to move on and up to this."
Absolute is the result, nothing but Slavens playing his compositions on piano--no bass, no voice, no percussion. "I guess it's classical, for lack of a better term," he says. "Maybe 'serious art music.' What I wanted to do was to make something that was as free as possible from any commercial considerations, and to expose people to this kind of music in little chunks." Indeed, tonight is a particularly good night at Dada, and Slavens has given away--that's right, given away, as in free of commercial considerations--more than 100 copies of Absolute. "A lot of these compositions are too hard for me to play. I mean, I can play, but I know what's possible from a really capable player.
"The music on the disc is meant to be documentary," Slavens continues. "I don't take a whole lot of liberty with tempo or anything. What I'd really like to do with this is get it to someone who really can play and get them interested; I'd love to get a copy to Andrew Litton and Keri-Lynn Wilson."
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Until the ninth grade, I hated metal because--like turnip greens with pepper sauce--I had never given it a chance. I was really into Kenny Rogers and Survivor, which are good lubes with which to slide into metal. I had just moved to Kentucky when my best friend, Alvin, sent me pictures from San Antonio of the Crue's Shout at the Devil tour. They frightened me a bit with their pentagrams and whatnot, but I was quickly sucked in. I had the balance of good and evil with my Crue tape in one hand and my Stryper tape in the other, but my Crue hand just got heavier, and now that hand shoots man-o'-war flames when I'm playing accordion.
John Freeman and I went to see the reunited Crue at the Bronco Bowl. The girls were sporting the "Dallas City Limits" look (tight leather outfits and tank tops) and set a good foundation for a great rock 'n' roll show.
They opened the show with a song from their new album, Generation Swine. Their idea was to play the whole album in its entirety. Vince was hanging from a huge chandelier with electric-candle lights that you find in dark seafood restaurants in Annapolis. He's got orange hair now, and there was a giant set of lips that were pierced with rings from which hung butchered pigs.
Lots of folks enjoyed their new songs including me. About five songs into the set, Vince said, "Let's kick it up a notch!" and played "Wild Side." Tommy Lee played a grand piano and sang, accompanied by string players who were silhouetted behind him on oriental screen blinds. Vince sang a ballad called "Glitter," which I hope becomes popular, because proms and homecoming dances need that song. After they played all the new songs, they played a few old ones, including "Dr. Feelgood," "Kickstart My Heart," and a fast version of "Shout At the Devil."


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I have had 3 TomTom's and much prefer them to the cheaper varieties - Garmin, Navman etc.
However, I have in the past bought TomTom's with the built in bluetooth, but they are not that good so would recommend against getting a one with integrated bluetooth or MP3 player.
There are 2 map sources, but you'd be surprised the difference the s/w makes. TomTom is by far the most accurate, ask anyone who uses GPS for a living. TomTom is still basic & lacking in features and lags behind the competition in most other respects, but makes up for it having an extremely small footprint. Voice instructions on TT are far superior to anything else too.
Personally I wouldn't touch Garmin. I use iGO8 that does 3D landscape plus buildings; traffic alerts & speedcams on a cheap chinese clone.
Beware maps covering large areas. They are significantly shorter on detail than country specific ones.
Just a vote for those on a tighter budget, the Navigo units from Ebuyer (Navigo GPS Sat Nav - UK Map, 4.3" Widescreen, Full Postcode Search ALSO plays MP3 & MP4 - Ebuyer) are fantastic! Running Windows in the background and very hackable - the software comes on the flash card, so all you need to do if you want to run a different navigation system is buy an extra flash card, install and off you go.. Huge community for modding them etc and they're also MP3/MP4/avi players if you want a small screen for watching something on when you've got wherever you're going and got bored... :D
You might want to consider the choice of mapping data as part of any evaluation. There are two base map data service providers, TeleAtlas and Navteq. I have used satnav systems based upon both and generally find the Navteq data to be more reliable & accurate. If I where in the market for a new PND I would be looking at Garmin products. At the moment I use a TeleAtlas based Via Michelin X-980T in my car. However I have still not forgiven it for giving me audio instructions to turn left while giving visual instructions to turn right while navigating through Haarlem... not funny when you end up in narrow streets in a 7.5m motorhome!
I have just started playing with a Navteq based Garmin Mobile PC running on an MSI Wind in my motorhome, the 10" screen takes some beating.... but it's a bit big for a normal car dashboard :)
A good website to get more information about GPS & satnav in general is Pocket GPS World - SatNavs | GPS | Speed Cameras
Bought a portable Tomtom One XL in June with FM Traffic Updates... its been preety good. Other car has got a built in radio/cd/nav system in the dash.. and its OK... its neat to use and alot less hassle, but alot of the manfacture OEM units dont take postcodes for some reason... :censored:
@broc: you have to pick the mapping data for the country tho'. The strong choice in one can be the weak choice in another.
@TechMonkey: The features added to newer versions of TomTom are copied from the competition. There's just too much to list. Configurable spoken warnings including speedcams. iGO is configurable with customised skins so you can have practically anything you want. There's even a high res TomTom skin.
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Duke Energy has finally come to it's senses in regards to passing along the costs of the streetcar to all customers. The cost rightfully belongs to Cincinnati. Outlying counties will not be subject to streetcar costs.
Now, if Duke would listen to other customer wishes, such as "Smart Meters" that invade privacy and causes health issues. These meters are being forced onto the consumer and we don't have a say. Duke has a monopoly and will shut off your electricity if you do not comply. Now, Duke will raise your electric rates 2.9 percent.
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Russell Warren Douglas Jr.
Russell Warren Douglas Jr., 80, of Memphis, Tenn., died April 19, 2010 at Baptist East Hospital. He graduated from Christian Brothers High School. At age 19, he was activated in the Army National Guard and sent to the Korean War, where he served and was wounded in battle. He spent three years in Brooks Army Hospital in San Antonio, Tx., before returning to Memphis, where he went to work for the Commercial Appeal. He worked as a real estate agent for Van Court Realty and later became owner of Marx and Bensdorf Realty until his retirement. He was the past president of The Visiting Nurses Association as well as president of The Memphis Athletic Club and was involved in many civic organizations and throughout his lifetime.
A graveside service was held on April 23 at Hill Crest Cemetery.
He leaves two brothers, Richard Allen Douglas of Holly Springs, William Chandler Douglas of Germantown, Tenn.; four nephews and two nieces.
He was preceded in death by two nephews, Richard Allen Douglas Jr. and Randall William Douglas.
Michael Eugene Hamblin Jr.
Michael Eugene Hamblin Jr., 24, of Byhalia, died April 22, 2010 at his home. He was an artist and a carpenter. He graduated from Byhalia High School and Northwest MS Community College. He was appointed godfather to Stephanie Berry, the daughter of Daniel and Sandra Berry. He made a profession of faith at an early age at the First Baptist Church of Byhalia.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on April 25 at First Baptist Church of Byhalia, where he was a member. Bro. Anthony Langley and Bro. Wayne Gullett officiated. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his father and mother, Mike and Deborah Hamblin of Byhalia; two sisters, Susan Hamblin Woo (Edward) of Franklin, Tenn., Hannah Hamblin of Byhalia; and his adopted grandparents, Carl and Barbara Long of Olive Branch.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Doyce and Vyrl Nolan and O.D. and Robbie Hamblin.
Efford Holloway
Efford Holloway, 75, of Holly Springs, died April 24, 2010, at Trinity Mission Health and Rehab. He was a retired laborer with Federal Compress & Warehouse.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. on May 1 at Rising Star MB Church where he was a member, J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Sandra K. LeSure Holloway of Holly Springs; two children, Michael Holloway of Holly Springs, Rev. Bill Ray Holloway of Atlanta, Ga.; four stepchildren, Toni LeSure of Olive Branch, Little Mason LeSure of New York, New York, Thelbert LeSure of Holly Springs, Melvin LeSure of Southaven; and a brother, Albert Holloway of Holly Springs.
He was preceded in death by a son, Efford Holloway Jr.
Lucas Joe Mays
Lucas Joe Mays, 51, of Byhalia, died April 21, 2010 in Collierville, Tenn. He was a maintenance mechanic.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on April 28 at Mt. Olive MB Church in Byhalia. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rodgers Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Lois Mays; two daughters, Latoya Mays, Wauconda Mays, both of Byhalia; a son, Joe Mays of Byhalia; his mother, Mary Lois Mays; four sisters, Linda Joyce Fifer, Barbara Lynn Cathey, both of Byhalia, Laretha Dell Mays of Memphis, Tenn., Mary Annice Mays Evans of Olive Branch; a brother, Robert Louis Mays of Memphis, Tenn.; and six grandchildren.
Pansy Meeks
Pansy Crawford Meeks, 69, of Ripley, died April 19, 2010 at the Tippah County Hospital. She was the widow of Clarence Collier Meeks. She was retired from Walmart and she worked part-time at the Ripley Public Library.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on April 21 at Ripley Church of Christ, where she was a member. Burial was in Tippah Memorial Gardens in Ripley. Dr. Patrick Chapman officiated. McBride Funeral Home of Ripley was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves four daughters, Tracey Yates, Michele Elliott, Leslie Meeks, all of Ripley, Lizabeth Fortier of Whitehall, Mont.; a son, Sonny Meeks of Ripley; a sister, Jo Fleming of Holly Springs; two brothers, Boyce Crawford of Slayden, Carl Crawford of Vinton, La.; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a sister, Janice Barkley.
Susan D. Nelson
Susan D. Nelson, 61, of Byhalia, died April 24, 2010 at Methodist University Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. She was a bookkeeper.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on April 28 at Emory Independent Methodist Church, where she was a member. Burial was in Emory Cemetery. Bro. Leon Burton officiated. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her husband, John L. Nelson; a stepdaughter, Karen Ferguson of Memphis, Tenn.; two brothers, Bobby Day of Hernando, James R. Free of Moscow, Tenn.; a sister, Glenda Ballard of Holly Springs; and a grandchild.
Bennie Morris Norman
Bennie Morris Norman, 56, of Byhalia, died April 22, 2010 at his home.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on April 28 at St. Matthews MB Church in Byhalia. Burial was in the church cemetery. Serenity Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves two daughters; a son; and a brother, Ardie Norman Jr. of Memphis, Tenn.
Sarah Winnifred Parish
Sarah Winnifred Parish, 88, of Memphis, Tenn., died at Pleasantview Healthcare Center in Bolivar, Tenn. A native of Red Banks, she lived most of her adult life in Memphis, Tenn., and retired from United States Steel Co.
Graveside services were held at 10 a.m. on April 27 at Red Banks Cemetery. Brantley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves two nieces, Nancy Mikell of Charleston, S.C., Mary Kay Hudson of Sumrall; and two nephews, George A. Goodman of Red Banks, Aubrey Glenn Parrish of Oakland, Tenn.
She was preceded in death by her brother, Charles Page Parrish; her sister, Mary Elizabeth Munn; and a niece, Judith Russell.
In lieu of flowers, you make make donations to the Memphis Humane Society.
Gary Lee Parker
Gary Lee Parker, 67, of New Albany, died April 24, 2010 at Baptist Memorial Hospital - Union County. He was a member of Enterprise Baptist Church and a self-employed carpenter.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on April 25 at Serenity Chapel New Albany. Bro. Tony Monk officiated.
He leaves three children, Ronnie Parker of Holly Springs, Randy Parker of Chicago, Ill., Robert Parker of New Albany; a sister, June Norris of Springfield, Ill.; and four grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a great-grandchild, Jayden Collier.
Dillon James Peretic
Dillon James Peretic, 9, of Lamar, died April 25, 2010, at his home. He was a student and a Methodist.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. on April 29 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in Early Grove Cemetery.
He leaves his mother, Rosemary Peretic of Lamar; his father, Michael Swindle of Lamar; a brother, Preston Wade Swindle of Lamar; two sisters, Sonora Leighanne Swindle of Lamar, Victoria Faith Swindle of Berry, Ala.; grandparents, Janice Honeycutt of Somerville, Tenn., Julianne Peretic of Memphis, Tenn., Richard Peretic of Olive Branch, Dock and Sheila Swindle of Berry, Ala.; his great-grandmother, Thelma Bixler of Memphis; an aunt, Laura Peretic of Downers Grove, Ill., and an uncle, Peter Peretic of Olive Branch.
Earnest Pratcher Jr.
Earnest Pratcher Jr., 82, of Como, died April 18, 2010 in Southaven. He was a factory worker.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on April 24 at Mt. Moriah CME Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rodgers Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Josephine Davis Pratcher; a son, Bennie Hardin of Atlanta, Ga.; a sister, Ardelia Whiting of Memphis, Tenn.; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Charles Edward Williamson
Charles Edward "Pete" Williamson, 27, of Holly Springs, died April 19, 2010 in Holly Springs. He was a member of Finley Grove MB Church.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on April 27 at Chulahoma MB Church. Burial was in Cottrell Memorial Garden. Minister Mark Williamson officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves two children, Demi Charnique Williamson of Jackson, Mar'Kavious Dontrell Hoey of Holly Springs; his mother, Shirley Mae Williamson of Holly Springs; his father, Charles Edward Faulkner of Holly Springs; his grandfather, Art Williamson of Holly Springs; two sisters, LaTarsha D. Poplar of Michigan City, Shatavia M. Faulkner of Holly Springs; three brothers, Marcus S. Williamson, Charles Edward Faulkner Jr., both of Holly Springs, Cedric O. Williamson of Memphis, Tenn.
Pallbearers were Travis Rooks, Chester Campbell, Bobby Williamson Jr., Ralph Howard, Rico Faulkner and Lavengia Williamson.
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550 Corona Avenue has a Walk Score of 35 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Kettering. Nearby parks include Jane Newcom Park, Orcherly Park and Forrer Green.
Nearby schools include Smith Elementary School, Orchard Park Elementary School and St Albert The Great School.
The closest grocery stores are Dorothy Lane Market Inc and Dayton Mart.
Nearby coffee shops include Tropical Smoothie Cafe - Oakwood, Starbucks and Central Perc European Cafe. Nearby restaurants include DAIRY QUEEN STORE, Carmel's and Oakwood Club Inc.
550 Corona Avenue is near Jane Newcom Park, Kettering Central Park and Rose Miller Recreation Area.