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Make your Monster Jam party extra special with a High Definition (HD) personalized birthday banner! We use the latest in high definition technology to bring your personalized print to life. Simply select your font and color choices, and add your customized message to make your banner truly unique! Our preview image allows you to see how your banner will print, to make sure it is perfect for your party! Banner is available in three sizes; Standard (18" x 61"), Medium (24"x 80") and Large (30" x 100").
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Date: Jun 02, 2013
This banner is high quality and the birthday boy loved it!! I will use it for many birthdays to come. The colors and pictures were very bright purple and green. You can see the banner on our fence in the backyard. My only regret is I should have ordered the larger one.
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I am so happy with the personalized monster jam banner i got for my sons 4th bday. Its exellent quality i thought it would be paper but its a nice vinyl material will definitly stand up to the weather and can hang it in his room after I cant wait until his party!
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This is our second banner and we love it. Its a good strong material. It has circle rings out of metal so it can be hung and wont tare. I recoment it for any party.
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I have no idea how I haven't spotted this thread 'til now.
I have a photo of myself & my parents standing under the tree, and I'm holding Tonto in one hand, and the Lone Ranger in the other. That was a great Xmas!
Will see if I can dig it up, I think it was Xmas 1975.
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Too many toys. Not enough space!
This is my first post here. I found this site when I was looking for classic toys on the 'net and was thrilled to find a forum. Too cool!
Anyway, here's a pic of me in the late 70's..I believe it is '78 but not 100% sure. I'm here with two of my favorite toys of all time - the X-Wing and Godzilla. I can not tell you how many characters from various toy / comic lines Godzilla killed.
Another reason I'm glad I found this site is to identify the other toy / action figure picture here. It was a 12 inch figure much like G.I. Joe and came with that orange vehicle. The vehicle was a VTOL plane, or a car and seems like it had pontoons to float on water. Anyone recognize it?
I'll have more to come. Sad to say there may not be many Megos there. I had a few, but not a whole lot.
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Fondly called 'The Edge of America' by local people, Folly Beach offers activities on land or sea that are perfect for families. The charming town has gained a reputation for its wide beaches, fishing pier, and colorful sunsets. Folly Beach rentals offer extra spaces for families to relax and enjoy each other's company. Whether it's playing cards or barbequing a family dinner–Folly Beach is full of opportunities for quality time spent in a quiet environment.
What to Do in Folly Beach
Folly Beach pier and the surrounding areas provide excellent fishing. Pack your rods and get ready to master this ancient sport. Whether you choose to arrange deep-sea fishing or cast a line off the pier, Folly Beach in South Carolina is a great place to refine your fishing skills.
Bring the family together for a boat charter. Ensure that your family spends the day together by arranging for a boat to tour you around Folly Beach. Check out the Morris Island Lighthouse during your sail, and be sure to glance down at the water every now and again–you might just spot a dolphin!
The adventurous family will want to set out on kayaks. Work up an appetite exploring the shoreline, and return for delicious restaurants Folly beach has to offer. If you don't want to head out independently, kayak tour guides are also available.
Does anything make kids happier than jet skis? Watch their faces light up as they climb aboard their very own jet ski rental. The calm waters are perfect for an afternoon spent cruising along the coast.
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Is one of your children a dare devil? Give them the ultimate thrill by booking a parasailing tour. A bird's eye view of the ocean, Folly Beach pier, and beyond will leave your kids feeling on top of the world.
Pack a picnic to bring your family together after spending time over separate activities. The Folly Beach Park offers picnic tables, grills, and restrooms. Listen to your kids tell stories of their activities as you enjoy the afternoon sunshine.
While restaurants Folly Beach are delicious, it is possible to not step foot in one of them. Between picnicking opportunities, fishing, and the kitchen in your spacious beach rental–you may not be tempted into a restaurant at all. On the other hand, if you're looking for a special adults-only night out, there are romantic restaurants serving delicious cuisine.
Don't skip all of the activities at Folly Beach pier. This landmark is 24 feet wide and extends 1,045 feet into the Atlantic Ocean. If you forgot your own fishing rod, you can rent one on the pier and cast a line. Go for a stroll, bring the binoculars to do some bird-watching, or watch the sunset from Folly Beach pier.
After strolling along Folly Beach pier, it will be natural to want to get into the water! Go ahead and dive in, and bring the boogie boards along for extra excitement. Surf lessons are also available if you want to test your balance and give a new activity a try.
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The golf enthusiast in the family will be glad to hear that there are many courses in close proximity to Folly Beach. After a long day on the course, make arrangements for a massage or spa treatment to relax your muscles.
Another great family activity is renting bicycles. Avoid the heat of the middle of the day, and head out on two wheels in the morning or around sunset. This affordable activity allows you to explore the entire six miles of beachfront at Folly Beach.
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If you've never sampled Lowcountry cuisine, give restaurants Folly beach a chance to impress you. From casual seaside grilles to more gourmet options, you will be surprised at how local ingredients are showcased in regional cuisine.
Is your vacation missing some culture? Head out to one of Folly's art galleries, theaters, or music venues. Local talents perform frequently, especially during the weekends, for the enjoyment of visitors.
A relaxing stroll down the Folly Beach Pier, a refreshing swim, and a spacious vacation rental are the perfect ingredients for a memorable family vacation. The pleasures of nature can be enjoyed from a kayak, bicycle, or jet ski at Folly Beach.
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The Morris Island Lighthouse stands 300 feet off the shore of Folly Beach. This historic landmark was completed in 1876 and is a favorite site on the island.
Check out a surfing competition during your visit to Folly Beach. Folly offers some of the best surfing conditions on the East Coast, and hosts a few different competitions each year.
Ever dreamed of seeing turtles in their natural environment? Folly Beach offers that chance. These ancient animals are fascinating to see up close and personal. Bottlenose dolphins are spotted often, but some visitors are too busy collecting unusual seashells to notice.
The Folly Beach pier is the most popular attraction in town, and offers activities from fishing to restaurants. Take a seat for a frosty drink as the sun sets and begin to feel like you're really on vacation!
Where to Shop and Eat in Folly Beach
Restaurants Folly Beach are diverse and delicious. Local favorites include Lost Dog Café, The Roadhouse Café (with local bands every Friday and Saturday night) and Locklear's Beach City Grille (located on the Folly Beach pier).
For a romantic meal, book a table at BLU, a restaurant that serves 'gracious' food while you watch the waves roll in. A favorite seafood choice is Folly Beach Crab Shack and Rita's Seaside Grille is known for making a strong cocktail.
While visitors shouldn't expect quality boutique shopping in Folly Beach, there are a few interesting shops. Pinky's Palmetto offers all things flamingo while other surf shops feature beach attire and gifts.
When to Visit Folly Beach
Southern hospitality will be experienced year round in Folly Beach. The most popular time to visit is the summer months, when kids are out of school. The weather remains pleasant after Labor Day, and activities such as fishing and cycling can be enjoyed in the spring and fall as well.
What to Bring to Folly Beach
Remember to pack all of your beach essentials including sunscreen, bathing suits, extra towels, and beach toys. Although rods can be rented affordably, some visitors like to bring their own fishing gear. Novels, magazines, and I-pods may all help you relax as you lounge on the expansive beach.
Local Services in Folly Beach
Grocery stores make stocking your beach rental a breeze. Larger chains are available along with independently owned shops that specialize in seafood, produce, or wine. Other local services include salons, a hardware store, baby supply store, and even wedding planners to help you organize your special day.
What to Know About Folly Beach
Folly Beach is the closest beach to historic Charleston, South Carolina. You can reach Folly Beach from Charleston in approximately 20 minutes. This fact gives your beach rental all the more mileage–you can explore historical Charleston and enjoy a relaxing beach vacation all in one!
Getting to Folly Beach
Folly Beach is a barrier island that is easily accessible from Charleston, South Carolina. In about 20 minutes by car it is possible to have left behind downtown Charleston for the peaceful town of Folly Beach. It is possible to rent a car from the Charleston International Airport, and a quick drive will bring you to your beach vacation rental.
Why Folly Beach Vacation Rentals?
After being enclosed for the car journey, your kids will appreciate the extra space Folly Beach vacation rentals will provide. Everyone in the family can relax with the additional amenities of a kitchen, living room, and outdoor living space. Close proximity to the beach allows for early morning bike rides, or saving money by returning to your rental for a lunch. Don't miss out on restaurants Folly Beach at least for a frozen drink or snack. Many rentals are pet-friendly, so bring your pet along on your beach family vacation!
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Residents in West Kelowna are feeling a little snowed in lately, and the District of West Kelowna and its snow removal contractor continue to welcome input as the kinks are worked out on this new service provision.
The District of West Kelowna contracted its snow removal and road maintenance services to AEL a division of HMC Services Inc., which began December 7, 2012, just days before the community's first snowfall. There have been several snow events since.
"It's been a challenge, especially over the past few days where we've had two snowfall warnings issued. We have been flooded with calls and emails to the roads office," says Gary O'Rourke, the District's Director of Engineering and Operations. "I am happy to report that AEL is demonstrating its commitment to providing the best possible service to West Kelowna residents. They are learning the nuances of snow removal in this community very quickly, thanks in large part to the input from the public we've received. "
Although many of the concerns expressed are about blocked driveways or snow-covered sidewalks – a by-product of plough activity on the roads – other concerns help to identify issues and areas that may require more attention. Each neighbourhood in West Kelowna has unique topography and vehicle and pedestrian movement.
"This is a large part of the reasoning behind a longer term contract. We understand that it takes time to identify and adjust the service provided according to the specific requirements in each neighbourhood," says O'Rourke.
West Kelowna Council will be provided an update on its road maintenance contract, including its snow removal service, at its meeting January 22, 2013.
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West Kelowna residents may also find helpful information including winter driving tips and snow tire information on the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure's website at www.th.gov.bc.ca/SeasonalDriving/
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Deep. A great product is deep. It doesnt run out of features and functionality after a few weeks of use. Its creators have anticipated what youll need once you come up to speed. As your demands get more sophisticated, you discover that you dont need a different product.
Indulgent. A great product is a luxury. It makes you feel special when you buy it. Its not the least common denominator, cheapest solution in sight. Its not necessarily flashy in a Ferrari kind of way, but deep down inside you know youve rewarded yourself when you buy a great product.
Complete. A great product is more than a physical thing. Documentation counts. Customer service counts. Tech support counts. Consultants, OEMS, third-party developers, and VARS count. Blogs about it counts. A great product has a great total user experiencesometimes despite the company that produces it.
Elegant. A great product has an elegant user interface. Things work the way youd think they would. A great product doesnt fight youit enhances you. (For all of Microsofts great success this is why its hard to name a Microsoft product that youd call great.) I could make the point that if you want to see if a companys products are elegant, you need only look at its chairmans presentations.
Emotive. A great product incites you to action. It is so deep, indulgent, complete, and elegant that it compels you to tell other people about it. Youre not necessarily an employee or shareholder of the company that produces it. Youre bringing the good news to help others, not yourself.
Naturally, I have my own ideas about how well Accordance meets these criteria, but I'm curious to see what you, our users, think. Does Accordance meet each of Kawasaki's criteria for a great product, or are we falling short with respect to some of them?
On a side note, I loved Kawasaki's comment that "to see if a companys products are elegant, you need only look at its chairmans presentations." Have any of you seen Roy Brown demonstrate Accordance?


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It wasn't anti-semitic, like dear, old Dad, but it gives a clue to his opinion.
Read full article: Rand Paul's Terrible Paragraph (bitterclinger)
It wasn't anti-semitic, like dear, old Dad, but it gives a clue to his opinion.
Read full article: Rand Paul's Terrible Paragraph (bitterclinger)
Hummm, I read the paragraph before I read the article. I was not terribly upset by what Rand said.
I interpreted it to mean that our (US and Israel) involvement with bin Laden helped create the infrastructure for al-qaeda in Afghanistan. Rand's point, "We all know how well that worked out." was just what he said, we helped create a monster. I don't think he was talking about the failure of the Soviet Union there.
I see the author's points but I don't think it was the anti-Semitic manifesto that he makes it out to be. I'm not saying that I think Rand Paul is pure, just not convinced by one little paragraph taken out from a much larger speech.
Then I looked at who the author was. By golly, Quin Hillyer. I'm glad I didn't notice that before, or I may not have read the article. I have had issues with this author before. I don't have any specifics, but I feel that he takes too many liberties with interpretation and made conclusions that don't seem to make sense to me.
He writes for American Spectator (at least I think he still does). I haven't been there much in the last six months or so. Seems almost every article I read of his, I had some issues with.
That said, I am not saying he is totally wrong, just suspect. I'll keep my eyes open.
From the link: " "We all know how well that worked out," said Sen. Paul, dismissively, of the work of our "war caucus" to support the mujaheddin. Yes, we do: It played a key role in helping us win the Cold War. Anybody who doesn't understand that is either foolish or invincibly ignorant."
There is ignorance. It lies with that author. Costs to the Soviet was minimal. A large training exercise to 'bloody' some troops.
Strategic weapon costs and maintaining a huge standing Army with a crumbling infrastructure and massive fraud are what collapsed the Bear.
Excellent, thoughtful comment, Claudia.
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As in the manufacturing (not the clothes themselves).
A clean slate and a new palette for 2o14.
7,500 people in line for 1,000 bags.
Not your high-school Jansport.
The debut shoe from a brand that knows its basics.
Sheer, sharp, and cuts a strong look.
At Everlane, an argument against high quality coming at a high price.
"She'll always change into her Converse by halfway through a carpet, which is to be expected at this point, but she puts on the heels for me for the photos."
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It's called the "Pride of Madeira" but don't let that name fool you.
True, it's the pride of the Portuguese island of Madeira, where it's endemic, but it's also the joy of Bodega Bay.
"What's that purplish spiked flower that grows somewhat like a yucca or a tower of jewels?" visitors ask. "It's all over the Bodega area."
It's not a yucca, which belongs to the agave family, Agavaceae. It's an Echium candicans, a member of the family Boraginaceae. It's a kissing cousin of Echium wildpretti, or the tower of jewels.
Last Sunday visitors to the Sonoma County coastal town enjoyed the warmth of a spring day and those spectacular blue-to-the-bone-and-purple-as-you-please blooms. An extra bonus: an occasional bumble bee.
Native pollinator specialist Robbin Thorp, emeritus professor of entomology at UC Davis, identified the bumble bee below as Bombus melanopygus.
This little forager found the Pride of Madeira and the Joy of Bodega Bay.
Bombus melanopygus heading toward the Pride of Madeira, Echium candicans. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Peek-a-bee: Bombus melanopygus peers beneath the petals of an Echium candicans, also known as the Pride of Madeira. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
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EPA Expected to Treat Coal Waste like GarbageDecember 19, 2014 9:33 am | by Dina Cappiello, The Associated Press | News | Comments
Environmentalists and industry experts expect the first federal standards for waste generated from coal burned for electricity to treat the ash more like household garbage than a hazardous material.
ITW Vortec Unveils New Enclousre CoolerDecember 18, 2014 3:51 pm | by ITW Vortec | Videos | Comments
ITW Vortec introduces the new ATEX Vortex, a new enclosure cooler that is designed to maintain optimum temperatures to prevent shutdowns due to overheating of control panels and electronics.
U.S. Jobless Aid Applications Fall to 289KDecember 18, 2014 1:28 pm | by Christopher Rugaber, The Associated Press | News | Comments
Fewer Americans sought unemployment benefits last week, a sign of solid job security and growing confidence among employers.
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Anheuser-Busch will spend $150 million to expand the facility for its subsidiary, Metal Container Corp., in the St. Louis suburb of Arnold, creating about 70 new jobs and doubling the brewer's aluminum bottle capacity in the United States.
Manufacturing Growth Slows in Philadelphia RegionDecember 18, 2014 1:15 pm | by Christopher Rugaber, The Associated Press | News | Comments
Manufacturing in the Philadelphia region grew at a much slower pace in December compared with the previous month. But the drop came after factory activity reached its highest level in 21 years in November.
Ford Expands Air Bag Recall NationwideDecember 18, 2014 1:06 pm | News | Comments
Ford Motor Co. has agreed to government demands to expand a driver's side air bag inflator recall to the entire U.S.
New EPA Regulations Force Change in the Pump IndustryDecember 18, 2014 12:54 pm | by Nate Maguire | Articles | Comments
A new EPA ruling designed to protect aquatic life has created an opportunity within the water industry as more than 1,000 facilities affected by the ruling explore capital investments in equipment and operational adjustments to achieve compliance.
Jaguar Unveils 360 Degree Virtual WindshieldDecember 18, 2014 12:18 pm | by USA TODAY | Videos | Comments
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3D Printed Cookies Just in Time for ChristmasDecember 18, 2014 12:06 pm | by Reuters | News | Comments
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2015 Manufacturing Outlook: Q&A With Cliff WaldmanDecember 18, 2014 10:18 am | by Jeff Reinke, editorial director | Articles | Comments
What will be the biggest manufacturing trends for 2015? Cliff Waldman, Director of Economic Studies from the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation Foundation shares what he thinks is in store for the U.S. economy, manufacturing technologies, and more in 2015.
SpaceX Delays Space Station Delivery Until Jan.December 18, 2014 9:49 am | by Marcia Dunn, The Associated Press | News | Comments
On Thursday, the SpaceX company announced it was delaying this week's planned shipment until January.
MAPI U.S. Industrial Outlook: Widespread Growth AheadDecember 18, 2014 9:44 am | by MAPI Foundation | News | Comments
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Washington Governor Proposes Carbon Pollution CapDecember 18, 2014 9:26 am | by Phuong Le, The Associated Press | News | Comments
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Fair warning: this post is not about food. If you're not into reading about another mom gushing over her baby, I promise my next post is dessert-related. However, I've been lucky enough to share some of the important events in my life on this site with you, my lovely readers, so I hope you enjoy this little piece I wrote (have been writing for the last month!) for Isabelle as she turns six months old.
Six Months
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Happy Mother's Day, Mom
May 12th, 2013 · 4 Comments · Personal
Happy Mother's Day to all you moms out there! This post doesn't have any recipes – I just really wanted to write something for Mother's Day. So if you feel like seeing some baby pictures of me, read on…
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A Red Egg and Ginger (Dessert) Party
May 2nd, 2013 · 11 Comments · Cakes, Personal, Recipes
Success! Last weekend we threw a red egg and ginger party for Isabelle! This is a Chinese tradition where the new baby is officially introduced to relatives and family friends, and the baby's name is revealed. Historically the red egg and ginger party was held when the baby was one month old, as high infant mortality rates meant that a baby surviving to one month of age was indeed a cause for celebration. Also, the mother was also typically kept at home to recover during the same month, so this party was also meant to mark her "return" to society.
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Introducing Isabelle
January 28th, 2013 · 47 Comments · Personal
We're so happy to announce the arrival of Isabelle. She was born on January 15, at 12:57 in the morning, weighing 6 lb 1 oz. My OB was out of town over the weekend and told me, "I want to deliver your baby. Try to hold on until I get back on the 13th." I crossed my fingers (and my legs), and sure enough I went into labor the morning of the 14th. Twenty-four hours later, Isabelle was here. She was also born just a month before the end of the Chinese Year of the Dragon, squeaking in under the wire and undoubtedly pleasing all my Chinese relatives who were hoping for a dragon baby. Hopefully she'll maintain her impeccable sense of timing throughout her life. We're certainly glad she's here.
This is one of the very first pictures taken of Isabelle, taken by Mike. People have commented that she looks unusually aware and mature for a newborn barely an hour old. She has since reverted to looking more like a "regular" newborn, but I am glad we got to capture her first serene moments in this world. I think she's pretty cute, but I'm sure I'm biased:) She feeds like a champion and she actually sleeps fairly well at night. We are enjoying this for as long it lasts (obviously, as new parents, we've learned not to take anything for granted).
We received wonderful care from the doctors and nurses at the hospital and were almost sad to leave (having a nurse offer to care for the baby for a couple hours so I could get some sleep is a luxury I already sorely miss!) But really, we're happy to be back home and learning how to be a family together.
For those of you wondering about the canine member of our family, I'm happy to report that Snickers is adjusting well to baby. She was intensely curious about Isabelle when we came home, doing everything she could to see and sniff her. You can see below where she's trying to climb over the sofa to get a closer look at baby. I was reminded of the Disney movie Lady and the Tramp. Hopefully Snickers ends up as fond of the baby as Lady does in the movie!
Thank you to all of you who have sent well wishes, advice, and shared your experiences over the last nine months. I'll be back soon as we get adjusted to life with Isabelle.
Sated Issue 2 is Almost Here!
November 21st, 2012 · 3 Comments · Personal, Recipes, Sated
Hello dear readers,
Hope you are all ready for the holiday season to begin! Stephanie of Desserts for Breakfast and I have a happy announcement to kick things off: the second issue of sated is just about ready to hit the printers!
We're excited to share the (double) theme of issue 2: Flours and Flowers. At first we were tickled by the wordplay; then we learned about their shared etymological roots and that sealed the deal for us. We'll be exploring the amazingly wide range of flours available today and how to use them; visiting one of America's most well-known specialty flour mills; uncovering the secrets behind perfect croissants; providing an illustrated guide to edible flowers; and creating floral centerpieces for holiday tables, just to list a few articles. There were so many possible avenues to explore in both themes that it was difficult to cut them down, but we hope we've curated a collection of great reads and intriguing recipes for you.
We're also excited about issue 2 because we brought in a whole slew of talented bloggers, writers, and artists to contribute to the issue. We'll have contributor bios up when issue 2 is released, but as a preview, expect to see contributions from The Tomato Tart, Vanilla Garlic, Cannelle et Vanille, and The Amateur Gourmet, just to name a few. The words, recipes, and imagery they created are helping to expand and round out the sated vision. We're really looking forward to sharing their work with you. If you're interested in being a contributor, shoot us an e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Look for sated issue 2 to be available for purchase very shortly – I will make an announcement as soon as it's in our online store! Please leave a spot for it on your holiday shopping list, and don't forget that issue 1 is still available for purchase.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving, everyone, and I'll be back with an update soon!
P.S. Ignore the October date on the image – I just wanted to share it because I think it's so lovely. And the croissants were delicious, too.


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Here's a few things you need to know about Charlotte, N.C. based group Mr. Invisible
1. They are sponsored by Native Instruments – Peep the following video for some impressive live beat creation using NI's Machine and showcasing their latest track "Wildchild vs Kill The Messenger" http://youtu.be/OFD0qFqColA
2. Their sound is based firmly in classic hip hop while still bringing a 21st Century vibe to their beats and rhymes.
Check "Bring It On" http://youtu.be/h8E8TT3ulgk
Do not miss what will be a great night out for all the b-boys, b-girls, beat creators, movers and shakers.
Oh yeah, speaking of beat creators, check this Dubspot video of Aswell showing you how to lay out a track using nothing but Native Instruments Machine. You will learn a thing or two trust me. I did. Ken_UF
Wicked right? I'll see all of Birmingham at BottleTree Friday night! Don't sleep! Ken_UF
##UPDATE## I had a blast at BottleTree last Friday night when Mr. Invisible came to town and brought their brand of progressive old school style hip hop to the Magic City. The guy's have a great style and got the crowd hype which you will see with the video below. The only thing I found odd was that they started their set with their newest track Wildstyle vs Kill The Messenger. Besides this I have nothing but praise for this show.
Their set comprised mostly of cuts off their "Sight Unseen" CD which I would recommend to any hip hop heads out their. Go get it! After the show I met the guy's and told them somehow we need to have Mr. Invisible back to Birmingham for a longer performance. Doomtree which Mr. Invisible are on tour with a the moment commanded the night as the headliners and did a great show too. But I came to see Mr. Invisible and would have liked a longer show from them.
Now here comes the video I shot at the show. Good times, good times.
Final word on the night. BottleTree, thank you for bringing Mr. Invisible to town and also for having such a wonderful staff and great food. The Thai Spicy Burger was awesome and the Vegan Chili hit the spot! As for Mr. Invisible, if and when Mr. Invisible comes to your town, do yourself a favor and go see them live. You will have a blast! I did.
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Friday, May 13, 2011
How important is Twitter? Why am I glad David Simon doesn't indulge?
When Betaworks' John Borthwick mentioned on the latest Gillmor Gang an analysis of the speculation surrounding Obama's Bin Laden takeout announcement before the late night speech last Sunday, I had to look it up.
Check it out. There's an underlying pitch in it for SocialFlow, a Betaworks company, but that is OK with me since it is a subtle pitch and it tells a tale you won't hear elsewhere about social media reputation and how news takes shape online. It swirls around in little eddies that gather force and sometimes whoosh into the Main Stream.
Crazy how important Twitter has become in the news system, isn't it?
It is becoming important for everything, not just news, though some voices are still absent. Funny, I will rail all day against curmudgeons who diss Twitter, but I'll make a confession: I am glad I don't see David Simon pimping each episode of his show in my stream. But maybe he would not use Twitter in that way; I'd like to think so.
What does my pleasure in Simon's abstinence say about Twitter? Maybe that even people like me, a four-year user of the service, still find it vaguely trivial on the whole, increasingly promotional, self-centered. Yeah, it's pretty much a mirror of the culture, and I suppose that is its value.
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This was kind of asked before about front and back end IIS servers by someone else.
We have an IIS server visible on the internet which hosts our home access for staff and students. We also have a machine internally that hosts room booking and the helpdesk. What I would like is to have a link on the home access for staff on server1 (iis) which will forward to server2 (internal site)
The problem is of course, internally it works fine, but externally it tries to search on global dns for server2.
now the other thing is the internal server doesn't run iis, it runs either its own wrappers etc (as its java based) so i cant just do an iis>iis connection.
is there any way around this or is it going to be more trouble than its worth?
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text: DSpace Community: International Research Chairs Initiative (IRCI) / Initiative internationale des chaires de recherche (IICR) http://idl-bnc.idrc.ca:80/dspace/handle/10625/49266 International Research Chairs Initiative (IRCI) / Initiative internationale des chaires de recherche (IICR) 2014-12-19T16:41:47Z Social networks, research evidence, and innovation in health policymaking in Burkina Faso http://idl-bnc.idrc.ca:80/dspace/handle/10625/52817 Title: Social networks, research evidence, and innovation in health policymaking in Burkina Faso Authors: Jessica C. 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The respondents' assessments of the briefs and dialogues and the respondents' intentions to act on what they had learned were then investigated in descriptive statistical analyses and regression models. Findings Of the 530 individuals who read the evidence briefs and attended dialogues, 304 (57%) and 303 (57%) completed questionnaires about the briefs and dialogues, respectively. Respondents viewed the evidence briefs and deliberative dialogues – as well as each of their key features – very favourably, regardless of the country, issue or group involved. Overall, "not concluding with recommendations" and "not aiming for a consensus" were identified as the least helpful features of the briefs and dialogues, respectively. Respondents generally reported strong intentions to act on what they had learnt. Conclusion Although some aspects of their design may need to be improved or, at least, explained and justified to policy-makers and stakeholders, evidence briefs and deliberative dialogues appear to be highly regarded and to lead to intentions to act. Description: Includes abstracts in French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, and Russian 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Biochemical composition and performance of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua L.) eggs and larvae obtained from farmed and wild broodstocks http://idl-bnc.idrc.ca:80/dspace/handle/10625/52021 Title: Biochemical composition and performance of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua L.) eggs and larvae obtained from farmed and wild broodstocks Authors: Ceccon Lanes, Carlos Frederico; Tilahun Bizuayehu, Teshome; Bolla, Sylvie; Martins, Camila; de Oliveira Fernandes, Jorge Manuel Abstract: Farming of Atlantic cod, Gadus morhua L., has been facing several challenges lately. Biological issues such as differences in egg quality and lack of high quality larvae are considered as prominent limiting factors. The aim of this study was to compare fertilization and hatching rates, incidence of malformed larvae at hatching, larval viability (high-salinity stress and starvation tolerance tests) and the biochemical profile (proteins, amino acids, lipids, fatty acids and minerals) between eggs produced from wild and farmed broodstocks. Twenty-five batches of eggs from farmed broodstock (FB) and 27 egg batches from wild broodstock (WB) were collected during the reproductive season. Fertilization and hatching rates were significantly higher in WB group (91±3% and 86±3%, respectively) than in FB (75±3% and 66±3%, respectively). In highsalinity stress test, WB larvae survived for a significantly longer time than FB larvae. No differences between egg batches from the two broodstocks were observed in starvation tolerance tests, incidence of malformed larvae at hatching, as well as in the total content of proteins, lipids, fatty acids, zinc, and calcium concentrations. Regarding fatty acids, FB eggs had significantly higher levels of C16:0, C18:0, C18:2n−6, C18:3n−3, C18:3n−6, C20:4n−6, C20n:5n−3, C22:5n−3 and C22:5n−6, whereas WB eggs had significantly higher levels of C14:0, C16:1n−7, C18:4n−3, C20:4n−3, C22:6n−3 and C24:1n−9. As for the amino acid profile, WB eggs had significantly higher levels of aspartic acid, serine, glycine, threonine, taurine and leucine, while FB eggs had significantly higher levels of proline, tryptophan, phenylalanine and arginine. The concentrations of minerals such as copper and phosphorus were significantly higher in WB eggs, whereas in FB eggs iron concentration was significantly higher. Overall, the biological parameters indicated that egg and larvae originating from WB were of superior quality than those from FB. The information on the biochemical profile may be useful in improving the quality of broodstock feeds for Atlantic cod. 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z Mortality, bioaccumulation and physiological responses in juvenile freshwater mussels (Lampsilis siliquoidea) chronically exposed to copper http://idl-bnc.idrc.ca:80/dspace/handle/10625/52020 Title: Mortality, bioaccumulation and physiological responses in juvenile freshwater mussels (Lampsilis siliquoidea) chronically exposed to copper Authors: Jorge, Marianna B.; Loro, Vania L.; Bianchini, Adalto; Wood, Chris M.; Gillis, Patricia L. Abstract: Several studies have indicated that the early life stages of freshwater mussels are among the most sensitive aquatic organisms to inorganic chemicals, including copper. However, little is known about the toxic mode of action and sub-lethal effects of copper exposure in this group of imperiled animals. In this study, the physiological effects of long-term copper exposure (survival, growth, copper bioaccumulation, whole-body ion content, oxygen consumption, filtration rate, ATPase activities, and biomarkers of oxidative stress) were evaluated in juvenile (6 month old) mussels (Lampsilis siliquoidea). The mussels' recovery capacity and their ability to withstand further acute copper challenge were also evaluated in secondary experiments following the 28 day exposure by assessing survival, copper bioaccumulation and whole-body ion content. Mussels chronically exposed to 2 and 12 μg Cu/L showed significantly higher mortality than those held under control conditions (mortality 20.9, 69.9 and 12.5%, respectively), indicating that juvenile L. siliquoidea is underprotected by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) biotic ligand model (BLM)-derived chronic water quality criteria (WQC) (2.18 μg Cu/L) and the hardness-derived USEPA WQC (12.16 μg Cu/L). Soft tissue copper burden increased equally for both copper exposures, suggesting that chronic toxicity is not associated with copper bioaccumulation. Several physiological disturbances were also observed during chronic copper exposure. Most relevant was a decrease in whole-body sodium content paralleled by an inhibition of Na(+) K(+)-ATPase activity, indicating a metal-induced ionoregulatory disturbance. Filtration and oxygen consumption rates were also affected. Redox parameters (reactive oxygen production, antioxidant capacity against peroxyl radicals, glutathione-S-transferase (GST) activity, and glutathione (GSH) concentration) did not show clear responses, but membrane damage as lipid peroxidation (LPO) was observed in both copper exposures. Mussels previously held in control conditions or pre-exposed to 2 μg dissolved Cu/L were able to maintain their ionic homeostasis and did not experience mortality after the 4-d recovery period. In contrast, those previously exposed to 12 μg dissolved Cu/L exhibited 50% mortality indicating that they had already reached a 'point of no return'. Pre-exposure to copper did not influence mussel response to the copper challenge test. As observed for the chronic exposure, mortality of mussels held in the absence of copper and submitted to the challenge test was also associated with an ionoregulatory disturbance. These results indicate that ionoregulatory disruption in freshwater mussels chronically exposed to copper is the main mechanism of toxicity and that redox parameters do not appear to be useful as indicators of sub-lethal copper toxicity in these animals. 2013-01-01T00:00:00Z Estimation of zooplankton secondary production in estuarine waters : Comparison between the enzymatic (chitobiase) method and mathematical models using crustaceans http://idl-bnc.idrc.ca:80/dspace/handle/10625/52019 Title: Estimation of zooplankton secondary production in estuarine waters : Comparison between the enzymatic (chitobiase) method and mathematical models using crustaceans Authors: Ramos Avila, Tatiana; Abel de Souza Machado, Anderson; Bianchini, Adalto Abstract: Sampling was seasonally performed in the Patos Lagoon estuary (Rio Grande, RS, Southern Brazil) to estimate zooplankton biomass and production comparing values obtained using an enzymatic (chitobiase) method and the traditional mathematical models based on growth. Comparison of data obtained from zooplankton samples collected with 90 and 200-␣m mesh nets showed that net selectivity in␣uences the estimation of zooplankton biomass and production. Furthermore, it showed differential results for dominance of taxa and proportions of developmental stages in samples. Differences among samples collected at the different sites in the same season were observed using either the mathematical models or the enzymatic method. The two different approaches were also able to detect the seasonal variation in production. In a broad view, data obtained using the chitobiase method showed a similar pattern of zooplankton production compared to those obtained with the traditional mathematical models based on growth. However, values estimated using the enzymatic method were systematically higher than those obtained with the mathematical models. Maxi- mum total production values were estimated as 12.5, 9.2 and 7.9 mg C m␣ 3 day␣ 1 for the "chitobiase method", "Huntley model", and "Hirst model", respectively. Considering all sampling sites and seasons, the magnitude of this difference corresponded to 1.95 and 2.49 mg C m␣ 3 day␣ 1 for the "Huntley model" and the "Hirst model", respectively. These ␣ndings indicate the reliability of the enzymatic method in estimating crustacean production also in estuarine environments of changing salinity, as previously demonstrated for marine waters. In addition, the use of this method is more practical and comparatively less time-consuming and cheaper than the use of the mathematical models based on growth. 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z


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All of the doctors and nurses I've seen at the Clemmons office have been friendly and answer any questions well.
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As the saying goes, "Knowledge is power." Dror Moreh's documentary The Gatekeepers shows that it's nothing more than a saying. Knowledge is only power if you know how to use it, and if you're allowed to use it properly. Moreh goes inside Israel's intelligence service, the Shin Bet, and by talking with its former directors, the documentary uncovers the futility of intelligence in the face of terrorism, politics, and human nature. Moreh attempts to show how the agency has to keep shifting its identity and purpose but still manages to come up short when tasked with stopping the major attacks. However, in exploring the past, The Gatekeepers ultimately reveals nothing new about the present.


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The 11th annual national survey identifies brands that are best able to engage consumers by meeting or exceeding their expectations, which creates loyal customers. The report forecasts which products consumers are most likely to purchase over the next 12 to 18 months. In both the HDTV (LCD) and DVD player categories, consumer preferences were based on product design and performance.
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2 Million, 2 Many: Yes, President Obama Can Stop Deportations
More than 1,000 people are deported every day. It is predicted that in April, the Obama administration will have deported 2 million people during its tenure. Amid congressional inaction, President Barack Obama and his administration need to hear from working families that we can't wait any longer for action. The president can take concrete, bold and necessary actions today to stop senseless deportations that tear families apart from each other.


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Not your typical firefox SSL error message
December 7th, 2008 by Aviram, Filed under: Commentary, Networking, Phishing, Web
I almost never mistype domain names, so I'm glad firefox was able to catch my error when I did:
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If you haven't noticed (I didn't notice myself in the first 3-4 times; I kept clicking ok and reloading, I thought firefox was acting up) the url is adwords.gogole.com. The good news is that the site is owned by google, so I wouldn't have been phished in any case. The bad news is that google should have either redirected me to the right site or give me an error message instead of showing me the site with the wrong certificate. I know why they are doing it – it's easier to do a domain catch-all then a redirect, but it's not good in terms of user experience.
Firefox's behavior is interesting too. Note that the warning I got was accompanied with a popup dialog that forced me to press 'ok' to get to to a second warning on the page itself.
If you don't remember the typical error message, here is what anybody surfing more than a day with firefox has seen:
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This typical firefox warning tries to let me know something is wrong. The problem is, I'm seeing it so much that I'm adding exceptions left-and-right. In this case of the 'gogole' typo, the problem is more sever (gogole.com is claiming to be google.com) so I guess firefox decided to add a dialog box to the error. I'm not sure what triggers it and how often it's displayed, but for me this is the first time seeing it, so my guess is that firefox is trying to keep it for the rare occasion when you need the user to understand the warning has escalated.
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Want a coffee that requires an LD50 statement? The Direktor's continuing experiments in making the supercondensed, superpowered coffee he's named The Black Blood Of The Earth never fail to amuse, and the latest update made me smile. He has created coffee that now breaks Science itself.
Subject 3: had several sips of Batch 3 prior to breakfast with two cups of Baker's Square coffee and followed it with the remainder of the Batch 3 mug upon return. She entered a state of hyperactivity requiring "walkies" outside, rapid speech, and much bouncing from one foot to another prior to complete burnout and crash for a period of an hour. Full recovery was made within three hours…


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with spools of suffering set out in ordered rows.
The only light is red and softly glows,
as though this were a church and he
a priest preparing to intone a Mass.
Belfast. Beirut. Phnom Penh. All flesh is grass.
He has a job to do. Solutions slop in trays
beneath his hands which did not tremble then
though seem to now. Rural England. Home again
to ordinary pain which simple weather can dispel,
to fields which don't explode beneath the feet
of running children in a nightmare heat.
Something is happening. A stranger's features
faintly start to twist before his eyes,
a half-formed ghost. He remembers the cries
of this man's wife, how he sought approval
without words to do what someone must
and how the blood stained into foreign dust.
A hundred agonies in black-and-white
from which his editor will pick out five or six
for Sunday's supplement. The reader's eyeballs prick
with tears between bath and pre-lunch beers.
From aeroplane he stares impassively at where
he earns a living and they do not care.
I had to read this poem when I was doing my GCSEs. I never did history. I was never interested. I didn't know where Pnom Penh was nor did I care. My teacher was shocked. None of us knew anything bar the students who were taking history. So he pulled out the infamous photo of the burning girl by Nick Ut.
The photo changed me. My english teacher actually stopped normal classes to discuss morality with us. We spent two classes arguing about the Photographer's Dilemma. Whether it was right or wrong to take a photo first or help first. Whether you could have the stones to make the decision to take the photo (the right decision). I thank him for that, the man changed who I grew up to be and for the first time as a spoilt grammar school kid from a middle class family, I started to feel socially aware.
We forget that our news is recorded by individuals who often take great risks. But before we rant on about how women are at more risk, lets not forget that the risks involved are different depending on the gender. Gone are the days of the war journalist, the brave soul entrenched with rebels photographing pictures. And I say this because I read the tragic tale of Lara Logan who was sexually assaulted and beaten while reporting in Egypt.
A lot of talk has been heard of how that was a risk she was taking being a woman out there. The attitude that a man would have somehow been better off is common place. Lest we forget that a man would have probably been killed by the same mob.
We should encourage more women to be journalists. We need to provide proper support and indeed provide a system where we can keep our journalists safe. I understand risk is a hallmark of journalism. The idea of entrenchment and subterfuge is endemic to the field from Spider Jerusalem to Seymour Hersh. But what we can do is make those who wish to report from structure and relative safety do so without as much risk. To teach them the risks involved and make sure they know how to keep themselves safer.
The rules of journalism have changed. With the spread of cheap digitial cameras normal people are capable of taking stunning images that would be nearly impossible for us to replicate simply by sheer dint of volume. Likewise they are more entrenched in the society and can respond faster via blogs and social network sites. The man on the street view has killed the idea of entrenched journalism. However all is not lost. Journalists still produce amazing work as we see here.
Its a sad truth, the reporter has become disposable. Previously it took journalists to get information out. But with the internet? Any damn fool can get his information out (Look at me? They let me talk on here and I know I am only smarter than the average bear) without awkward question, spin or bias of the reporters. Why would you talk to the BBC as a raging lunatic when you know they will portray you as a raging lunatic? Instead you can release umpteen amounts of Youtube videos proclaiming how you are planning to blow up the lizard men who live on the dark side of the moon and all your followers can agree with you without any intervening naysaying from sane sources. So we are seeing more and more reporters die because their traditional protections is gone. They are no longer sacrosanct messengers, they are now just another easy victim of war.


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Markham cops charged with stealing from local business
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Two police officers from south suburban Markham — including the son of the village's mayor — have been charged with stealing thousands of dollars from a local business owner.
Darryl Starks, 38, and Andre Webb, 41, both full-time Markham police officer, were each charged with armed violence, theft of property over $300 and official misconduct for allegedly stealing cash from a warehouse in Dolton, according to the Cook County State's Attorney's office.
Both were charged as a result of a joint investigation by the state's attorney's office, FBI and Illinois State Police. The alleged crimes took place while the officers were acting in an official capacity during a police investigation in 2010, prosecutors said.
Webb is the son of Markham Mayor David Webb, Jr., according to the state's attorney's office.


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Well now you see the Island of Cakes.
Is that a giant swing set on the right part of the island?
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April 5 & 6
New York, NY
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June 14-15th
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New York City, NY
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Sept 13- 14
Bethesda, MD
*stay tuned for other Conventions*
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