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I have mentioned before that how well a notebook performs comes down to much more than just how well any one major component such as the CPU or GPU performs. For a notebook to be truly great, it needs to have a great screen, great keyboard and a great design as well.
The Alienware m15x offers some of the best components that you can get in a gaming notebook. The keyboard in particular is fantastic. The keys are full-size and offer great tactile feedback. Touch typists will find that you can work on the m15x as well as you can with most any desktop keyboard. The only thing lacking from the keyboard is a full number pad, which Alienware could have included had it desired. There is more than enough room for a number pad on the chassis.
One of the things I really liked about the m15x was the lighting system for the notebook that allows you to customize the color of just about every light on the machine. You can have different colors for the touch sensitive controls, the glowing Alienware logo on the bottom of the screen bezel, the keyboard backlighting, the Alienware head logo on the front of the case and for the lighted ring around the track pad. You can also opt to go for the same color everywhere if you want and the choice of colors is very impressive.
The controls on the top of the keyboard area allow you to control all the software and features of the m15x. Rather than buttons that you press, all of the controls are touch sensitive, including the power button. To turn the computer on you simply lay your finger on the alien head above the keyboard for a few seconds and the notebook comes to life.
The screen is one of the most important things on a notebook and the m15x has a fantastic screen. The only bad thing I can say about it is that the glossy coating makes for serious glare in some environments. The 1920 x 1200 resolution makes for some fantastic graphics in games and allows the use of the Blu-ray drive to watch full resolution Blu-ray films.
To test the screen I popped in my favorite Blu-ray flick -- Casino Royale. This is hands down the best 15-inch screen I have ever tested. Colors are sharp and crisp and skin tones are realistic without any of the green tint so many inferior screens tend to add to skin tones. Fast action was fluid and no smearing or tearing was noted. The screen could use a bit more contrast in darker scenes, but is still better than other screens I have tested.
One of the biggest gripes I have with the m15x is its onboard sound system. The speakers sound good and offer decent bass in quiet environments, but the volume levels are simply far too low for a high-end notebook. Watching movies in a moderately loud environment was very difficult because you couldn't hear the spoken words well, even at 100% volume. This problem was pronounced and noted on all DVD movies that I watched on the m15x. The only real way to remedy the lack of volume is to use amplified headphones or a set of external speakers.


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If there is soil to be tilled, a flower bed to be mulched, a chicken coop to be cleaned out, sheep to be sheared, honey to be extracted from a hive, a Muscovy duck to be fed or slaughtered, a drip irrigation system to be installed, pigweed to be pulled out of the pepper patch, compost to be sifted, a field to be Bush-Hogged (look it up, city slicker)—I am not the first person you'd call. Trust me, I am not even on the list. I am the most urban person you will ever meet, by which I only partly mean that I am lazy.
So what am I doing here, lending a hand at the Three Roods Farm in Columbiaville, Michigan?Why have I, a lover of New York City and an eater of all foods chemically based, come to the heartland of America?Hint: it is not because I am good with plants, though I can sauté them; nor is it because I am a dog person or a cat person, and I am certainly not a livestock person. I'm here communing with the flora and fauna (while sneaking NutraSweet packets into my tea as if they were heroin) because I like exotic experiences, especially ones that last only a few days. And okay, to be honest, I did have to get out of my apartment so they could re-grout my bathtub tiling.
And so, I signed up to apprentice for almost a week at Three Roods through World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, a.k.a. wwoof, o.k.a. (originally known as) Working Weekends on Organic Farms. Together, these names tell you a lot about the outfit, but here are a few things they don't mention: wwoof began in 1971 when Sue Coppard, a secretary in London, feeling the need for a little Mother Nature in her life, organized a weekend helping out on a biodynamic farm in Sussex. There are now 79 countries in wwoof, which means you can, for instance, clear bramble and milk yak in such places as Estonia, Guinea, Togo, and Tonga. The way it works is this: wwoof compiles a list of host farms that welcome volunteers in exchange for room, board, and an opportunity to learn about organic agriculture. Most wwoofers, I would imagine, do not show up with a photographer, a large trunk full of clothes, a computer, and a million questions. In other words, my cover was blown from the start.
I know what you're thinking. This is one of those stories in which the author will have a life-altering epiphany and decide to give up her Manhattan one-bedroom to live in a yurt and grow alfalfa. Well, suffice it to say that at this point in our tale, I was still referring to farm chores as "errands."
Back to the land. The approximately half-hour drive from the Flint Airport to Three Roods is simple—there don't seem to be many roads in Michigan so there are few turns to make. You drive past some farms and then you drive past some more farms until you pass by some more farms. Then continue all the way down Our Acres Drive and you will see a hand-crafted sign jutting out of the lawn that says may peace prevail on earth. You will also see a two-story barn; a coop sheltering the peeps of chickens and the rooster who doesn't love them; a couple of stacks of wooden hives surrounded by a swarm of honeybees; a greenhouse built from a kit; several plots of raised and flat beds of vegetables; orchards of apple, peach, elderberry, and chestnut trees; and in the distance, a pasture of Shetland sheep. A German shepherd puppy named Schnitzel will bark hysterically as you approach. This is Three Roods Farm.
The 23-acre permaculture farm is owned by Robin Mallor, age 56, and her husband, Greg Kruszewski, 57, who sell the fruits and vegetables of their labor according to a 22-year-old economic model called Community Supported Agriculture (CSA): locals, also known as subscribers, buy shares in the farm and are thus entitled to a portion of the produce harvested each week. When Greg and Robin are not helping to "restore the earth to health," as Greg told me over breakfast, they work, respectively, as a homeopathic consultant and a nurse and teacher of Integral Yoga and the Dances of Universal Peace.

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Is there a way to remove "acquisition" on selecting a service? I do not want to have to override the lines all the time. I went into the project properties and went to <Plant 3D DWG Settings> down to <Pipe Run Component> and turned off <Acquisition> in the <Default Value> - then it just removed the Service field on the pipe runs. So then I removed the Acquisition rule, and it still still does not fix the problem..
I overrode the line colours to match what I want them to be and tied them to simple service types which I use.
RS for recirc supply water - blue colour
RR for recirc return water - red colour
etc etc
For my industry, this works great.. I don't care about having different colours for nominal sizes.
I just want to easily change the service. Is there anyway to set this up? or a better way perhaps?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved! by Dan.Scales. See the answer in context.
If you select "Pipe Lines" from the list you can Export the active node, make the changes to the Service and then import those changes.
Note the Service field is not grayed out in this view:
It is also possible to make changes directly in the Data Manager.
Easiest way I found to change the service is through the Data manager. In 2013, there is an drop down at the bottom right to switch between object type and order by Area. When you choose Area, there will be a lines node, which represents the Pipe Line Groups. With that level selected, you can select the service for the entire pipeline group.
I assume you are using the layer automation from project setup?
Yeah I found it, opened the line number and <service> is greyed out and locked.
so I exported the data, unlocked the worksheet then changed the service
relocked the worksheet and saved it.
Imported the modified worksheet and nothing happened.
I must be doing something wrong.
Can you post a screenshot of the view of your data manager?
Here is the screen shot.
I still have some untagged lines that I need to fix.
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If you select "Pipe Lines" from the list you can Export the active node, make the changes to the Service and then import those changes.
Note the Service field is not grayed out in this view:
It is also possible to make changes directly in the Data Manager.
I see!
I went one lvl too deep into the pipe lines.
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About 5,000 Filipinos in Vatican for rites
-A A +AFriday, October 12, 2012
CEBU CITY -- When the pilgrim image of Blessed Pedro Calungsod leaves for Rome, Italy next week, Cebuanos are encouraged to go out along the procession and motorcade route and send off the image of Visayan martyr for the canonization rites on October 21.
The send-off activities are part of the final stretch of preparations for the canonization of the second Filipino saint at the St. Peter's Basilica.
At least 5,000 Filipino pilgrims are attending the canonization rites at the Vatican, including some 200 cardinals, archbishops, bishops and other priests.
The image's journey out of Cebu would symbolize one of many taken by the teenage catechist who was killed for his faith in the Marianas Islands in the 17th century, said Duaw Lungsod chairman Msgr. Marnell Mejia.
"The Calungsod saga is marked with voyages," he told a press conference on Thursday. He referred to the journey of Calungsod aboard the galleon called San Diego, from Cavite to the Ladrones Islands, now known as Marianas Islands, where he was killed with Jesuit missionary Blessed Diego Luis de Sanvitores on April 2, 1672.
The voyage of Calungsod's image on Tuesday will be more comfortable, since his image would be a passenger of a Cathay Pacific flight that will leave Cebu around noon.
Fr. Charles Jayme, the official custodian of the three-foot tall pilgrim image, will take the same flight, where they will be treated as VIPs.
The image will be enclosed in a red case lined with styrofoam and a white satin cloth. The case has handles for ease of transport.
Grace Ho, Cathay Pacific manager, said the container will be placed on the floor of a window seat and secured with a seatbelt.
She said the organizers complied with certain safety requirements, including the size and weight of the package.
The send-off procession on Tuesday, October 16, will start at 4:30 a.m. from the Archdiocesan Shrine of Blessed Pedro Calungsod to the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, where a mass will be celebrated by Msgr. Roberto Alesna at 5:30 a.m.
"This is the last farewell to Blessed Pedro. When he returns, he would already be San Pedro Calungsod," he added.
Mandaue City Councilor Demetrio Cortes Jr., who is also a Beato Pedro Calungsod choir member, is in charge of the send-off.
By 8 a.m., the motorcade going to the Mactan Cebu International Airport will start, passing through M.J. Cuenco Ave., Barangays Subangdaku, Tipolo and Mantuyong, the National Shrine of St. Joseph, Plaridel St. and the first Mandaue-Mactan bridge.
Students, residents and passersby are encouraged to stay on the roadside during the motorcade so they can also send off the image.
A short ceremony will be held at the airport before its departure.
In Rome, the group of Fr. Jayme will be met by members of the preparations committee there led by Msgr. Ildebrando Leyson, the postulator for the cause of Calungsod's canonization.
Two Cebuano choirs -- the University of the Visayas Chorale and the Mandaue Children and Youth Chorus -- are scheduled to perform during the Triduum of Holy Masses in preparation for the canonization, including the vespers on canonization day and on the thanksgiving mass that would be led by Ricardo J. Cardinal Vidal, Archbishop Emeritus of Cebu.
The pilgrim image of San Pedro Calungsod is expected to return to the country via Manila on October 24. A grand reception is set to take place as the Duaw Nasud commences.
The pilgrimage to various dioceses around the country ends on November 27.
On November 30, the national thanksgiving mass will be held at the South Road Properties (SRP), following two major processions from the north and south of the city while a fluvial procession from the Ouano wharf in Mandaue will bring the pilgrim image to the template in the SRP. (BAP of Sun.Star Cebu)
Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on October 12, 2012.
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This Week in DVD: Tinkers, Tailors, Muppets, Tattooed Girls, Easter Bunnies, Babysitters, Serge Gainsbourg and More
Features By Rob Hunter on March 20, 2012 | Comments (1)Hey kids, it's This Week In DVD time again! There's a whopping six releases worth buying this week, and four of them are foreign language flicks. Make of that what you will. Look below for my recommendations on Gainsbourg, The Sitter, Hop, The Muppets, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and… Clown Hunt? As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. Battle Royale It's the near future, and Japan has grown so tired of their violently out of control youth that they've organized an annual event featuring a randomly chosen class forced to fight to the death on a distant island. This release has been a long time coming. The movie is over ten years old, but while it's utterly fantastic this is the first US release for reasons of misguided political correctness. It's wonderfully violent and bloody film that also happens to have some interesting things to say about society and the cycle of violence… but you can ignore all that if you choose and just focus on the stylishly violent encounters between kids, cliques and even friends. Anchor Bay has released the film in two versions. The single disc only includes the director's cut, which adds some interesting character bits but is slightly inferior to the theatrical. The one listed to the right though is their beautiful four-disc set that includes the theatrical and director's cuts plus the mediocre sequel plus multiple extras.
The Reject Report Misses the Word Furious
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on April 29, 2011 | Comments (1)Furious sits alone on a hill underneath a single tree that shades it. Its buddy Fast is out gallivanting around town with Vin Diesel and Paul Walker, jacking Supras and drinking Corona like it holds the key to eternal youth, and Furious is sad. That's okay, Furious, we still like you. And it's not like Fast Five is going to open huge. It's not as if we're looking at another $70+-million opening for a Fast and Furious entry. Fast couldn't do that without you. Oh, wait, the Rock is in this one, too. Yeah. It probably will. Sorry, Furious. We'll catch you next time. Maybe.
Box Office: A Not So Happy Easter For Madea's Big Family
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on April 24, 2011 | Comments (1)The birds of Rio and the sugar-infused children were too much for the family crowd headed to see Madea's latest outing this weekend. Madea's Big Happy Family had anything but the worst opening for a Tyler Perry film, but it is the lowest opening film of his since 2007. It's also the lowest of the three in terms of Tyler Perry films with Madea's name branded on the marquee. That's not to say Madea's Big Happy Family had a bad opening. You can't really scoff at over $25 million, and it isn't like Rio completely trounced the #2 film. The gap is wide enough that we won't be analyzing Monday's official numbers to determine a clear-cut winner, but it's way too soon to start the Madea retirement rumors. Big Happy Family is sure to be viewed as a success for everyone involved especially Perry who is sure to have another Madea film in the works by, say…oh, what time is it?
Tyler Perry's Madea's The Reject Report's Reject Report
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on April 22, 2011 | Be the First To Comment…for Elephants! But seriously, that's a lot of possessive apostrophes going on in that title. If I wanted to do a remake of this movie – I could. I have the funds – who would I have to get the rights from? Madea? Tyler Perry? Oprah? There's a lot of ownage going on in here. Lionsgate is hoping for a lot of ownage at the box office this weekend, too. I know you saw what I did there. That I'm pointing it out is chalked up to arrogance. The elephants, cats, and birds of the world might have something to say about it, but there's little chance they'll be able to do anything about it. Let's see how everything breaks down. That is, if Tyler Perry allows it.
Box Office: Rio Takes the Weekend to Carnival
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on April 17, 2011 | Be the First To CommentIt's a time for celebration in the world of animated film. Maybe not dress-up-in-your-favorite-gold-costume-or-mask celebration. We're not throwing a lavish parade or anything, but an audible "hip hip hooray" might be in order if you're a fan of computer animation. Rio, the latest such film from Blue Sky Studios and 20th Century Fox, came out wings blazing this weekend and easily topped the box office with the biggest opening so far in 2011. The $40 million the film brought in isn't a record for the studio, though. It didn't even top the $45 million Horton Hears a Who brought the studio in 2008. However, given Rio's worldwide box office thus far – $128.2 million in additional revenue outside the US – the film is well on its way to being a huge success. Plenty of money for the company to bring us another Ice Age film, so all you Scrat fans out there can rejoice.
Angry Birds Scream at the Reject Report
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on April 15, 2011 | Be the First To CommentImagine a quiet, two-story house on a dark small-town street. Inside, a group of teens prepare to watch a movie, something scary, something hi-def. They have wealthy parents. As they drink their respective beverages and the FBI warning sits on the screen unobserved, the phone rings. One of the teens answers. On the other end, a high shriek emits, a shriek the other teens hear coming from outside. They go to the window to look, and flying through the air, headed straight for them, is a tropical bird. It has recently been launched from a giant slingshot jutting up out of the front yard. The bird's target has been set. The teenagers are unsuspecting. Some of them might die this night. They scream, and thus begins this week's Reject Report, Rio vs. Scream 4.
Box Office: Unfunny Russell Brand Beats Unfunny Russell Brand
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on April 10, 2011 | Be the First To CommentIt was really the battle of the two evils this weekend. Unfunny CG Russell Brand vs. Unfunny Russell Brand in a suit. The kids won out, and Hop was able to pull into the #1 spot for the second weekend in a row. Its drop wasn't all that insignificant, about what was to be expected with there being no counter-programming for family entertainment. I guess kids just don't have much interest in Helen Mirren these days. Hop was, however, able to pull ahead of its reported $63-million budget with its second weekend take and shed a glimmer of hope for those wanting more adventures starring the Easter Bunny. We can all pray for the best there.
The Reject Report 2: On the Rocks
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on April 8, 2011 | Be the First To CommentAh, remember Dudley Moore and how funny he was in Arthur with the top hat and the bubbles and slurred speech? What's that? You know the name, but you're both under 30 and can't stand the classics? Warner Brothers is hoping for that, too, as they've now remade the film starring Russell Brand. Now they're hopes rest on it returning an Arthur-sized fortune. That could be very well what happens here, and Brand will probably have his name splashed all over the #1 and #2 movies this weekend. He'll have some competition from some pothead knights, a pair of adolescents. One is an assassin. The other is a surfer. The surfer might not be much competition, but that pairing would make one hell of a buddy movie.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: April 1, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on April 2, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr recovers from a full day of watching Armageddon back-to-back to crawl back to the multiplex. He re-lived the last eight minutes of Source Code over and over, thoroughly confusing himself. Then he stumbled into the theater next door to learn about the true meaning of Easter from Russell Brand and James Marsden. Things take a decidedly creepy turn when he watches Insidious and wets himself more than once. This led to a very unfortunate scene while he watched the sexual-predator cautionary tale Trust. No one would believe him it was just wee wee.
Your Alternate Box Office: Everything Goes Better With Armageddon
Features By Scott Beggs on April 1, 2011 | Comments (1)Whether you're trying to avoid the releases this week or augment them with even more movies, Your Alternate Box Office offers some options for movies that would play perfectly alongside of (or instead of) the stuff studios are shoving into the megaplex this weekend. This week features a man who's only got 8 minutes to save the world, a house that's not haunted, a superhero who isn't a superhero, and an Easter bunny who's not the Easter bunny.
Hop Makes The Reject Report Poop Jelly Beans
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on March 31, 2011 | Be the First To CommentIt ain't Easter, right? It ain't Easter. It ain't white rabbit day. Don't tell Universal that. They're looking to bring in the golden egg with the seasonal Hop, and there's a very good chance of that happening. Duncan Jones's second film, Source Code, and the new horror film from the guys who brought us Saw – thanks, guys to be named later – may have something to say about that, but whatever that is will probably fall on deaf bunny ears. See what I did there? Well, see some more this week with the Reject Report the hollow chocolate bunny edition.
Review: Hop is Light, Fast, Commercialized Candy
Movie Reviews By Robert Levin on March 31, 2011 | Be the First To CommentAs a 25-year-old Jewish man I'm about as far removed from the Hop target demographic as one could get. I've never celebrated Easter, I consequently have no strong emotional attachment to the Easter Bunny and I'm not overwhelmed by the notion of a drummer Easter Bunny that sounds an awful lot like Russell Brand and poops out jelly beans. Yet, here we are, faced with the strange phenomenon of an obsessively-tested, painstakingly-commercial, carefully-calibrated product that shouldn't be any good at all somehow defying those odds. From director Tim Hill, this live action-animation hybrid is more than just a one-note marketing machine, despite those incessant ads on every conceivable NBC Universal platform and the salesman's desperation that underwrites it. A blatant stab at surrounding the Easter Bunny with a mythology comparable to Santa's, the picture unfolds in two settings. The first: Easter Island, home to the enormous factory that's home base for Easter operations, filled with cascading waterfalls of chocolate and bursts of colorful candy dyes. There, teenage rabbit E.B. (Russell Brand) is being groomed by dad (Hugh Laurie) to take over the family business. The picture's second main locale is the slightly less exotic Los Angeles, where slacker Fred (James Marsden) lives a tired, aimless existence. Our heroes' destinies collide when E.B. flees his fate through a magical wormhole of sorts, lands in Hollywood and thanks to Fred nearly becomes the world's most famous road kill. The tandem grows ever-closer from there, as Fred (quickly getting over any pretense of […]
The 'Hop' Trailer Talks and Poops Candy
Movie News By Scott Beggs on February 9, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhen the teaser trailer for Hop first hit, it was an incredible moment of adorability and Blur's "Song 2." Now, with the first full trailer out, we're getting a better idea of the Roger Rabbit nature of the flick. It turns out it's a mixture of live-action and CGI. James Marsden stars as a guy who hits the Easter Bunny-elect (voiced by Russell Brand) with his car, and the two starts an unusual friendship that involves one of them pretending to be a stuffed animal in order to hit on the other's girlfriend. I'll let you figure out which one. Check out the trailer for yourself:
10 Things We Learned From The Super Bowl Movie Trailers
Cinematic Listology By Scott Beggs on February 7, 2011 | Comments (7)If you're like me, you watch the Super Bowl for one reason: you can eat as many fried mac 'n' cheese balls as you want without so much as a dirty look. If there's another reason to watch, it's because Puppy Bowl has gotten repetitive. If there's a third, it's the commercials – specifically the movie trailers. Most of the movie trailers this year gave just a bit more insight into trailers we've already seen, but a select few (like Transformers 3 and Super 8) gave us our first look into the worlds being created for the big screen. Fortunately, like the PSAs that get to air for free during the big game, these movie trailers also taught us a lot. Especially about the trends of 2011 that are already emerging. Here are just ten things we learned.
And Now A Cartoon Bunny Rabbit Playing The Drums
Movie News By Scott Beggs on December 7, 2010 | Comments (1)Finally a movie studio has realized the intense power of putting up videos of adorable animals doing hilarious things. Granted, it's got the production value on its side, but I'd take Bunny Rabbit Drumming over Sneezing Panda any day of the week except Thursday (for obvious reasons). HOP comes from the same creative team behind Despicable Me, which was clever enough and managed to make giant, talking tic-tacs into cultural icons. As for the plot, James Marsden voices a slacking rabbit who injures the Easter Bunny (Russell Brand) and brings him in as a house guest while he's recuperating. Plot simplicity aside, this is one of the best teaser trailers around. Interesting, cute, Blur-ry. Hopefully the film will have the same qualities and warrant a sequel so that iHOP can see the light of day in 2014. [Apple]
Russel Brand Becomes a Womanizing Easter Bunny in 'Hop'
Movie News By Neil Miller on November 21, 2010 | Comments (2)"Candy, Chicks and Rock 'n Roll." That's the tag-line for Hop, the upcoming animated feature starring the voice of British comedian turned American movie star Russell Brand. It comes from the creators of Despicable Me, telling the comic tale of Fred (James Marsden), a lovable slacker bunny who accidentally injures the Easter Bunny (Brand) and must take over for him. It finally fills that gap in holiday movies, in which the Easter Bunny is unfortunately mis-represented. This one takes the premise of The Santa Clause and every other mystical holiday movie ever and applies it to Easter. It will surely overtake The Passion of the Christ as the must-watch Easter movie for families. Check the poster after the jump…
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Earlier, Tomlinson relayed a link to a video in which Cam Newton sort of comes across as an idiot while discussing the names given to plays at Auburn (as opposed to in a pro-style offense).
Well, the story has since picked up a bunch of steam. Our pals at Score Buzz have the video and the background.
Here's the video:
And in case you're still using a Commodore 64, here's the transcript (courtesy Kevin Seifert of ESPN.com):
Gruden: "You know some of the verbiage in the NFL, I don't know how it was at Auburn, but it gets long. You've got the shifts, the plays, the protections, the snap count, the alerts, the check-with-me's. I mean, 'flip right double-X jet 36 counter naked wagglet seven X quarter.' Call something at Auburn that's a little verbal. What would be a little verbal? Any recollection on that? Give me something. What does an Auburn play sound like?"
Newton: "Oh man, you put me on the spot."
Gruden: "You guys don't get in the huddle much though, right?"
The problem is not that Newton led a very simplistic offense in college. It's that he wasn't prepared for the obvious with Gruden. Why didn't he and/or agent Bus Cook see that question coming? It shows a lack of preparation and commitment from Newton, who I continue to believe is a bust in the making.


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The medical history of a man born in 1944 who was warned by his doctor that he could be facing death if he didn't approach his life differently. It details his recovery in six month intervals starting in 1998.
Three years in the life of an adult female after she was diagnosed by her surgeons with terminal adenocarcinoma and mesothelioma, and given one day to live.
The story of a woman who suffered fibromyalgia for two decades, during which time she was unable to receive any relief from traditional allopathic medicine. After following a non-protocol treatment, her symptoms disappeared in a period of six months.
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The Texas-Israeli War: 1999 with Jake (Buddy) Saunders Ballantine, 1974 pb, five U.S. Printings through 1986. French, Italian, Spanish editions through the years, my favourite of which is titled Israel Frappé a Dallas.
Them Bones Ace SF Specials (edited by Terry Carr) Ace, 1984, pb
Also: Mark V. Ziesing, 1989 hc (and limited in box with A Dozen Tough Jobs)
Legend (Century Hutchison) UK hc, tp and pb
Histoire D'Os ediciones Decouverte Paris 1986 pb and tp
Heyne Verlag German paid half an advance on it but never published it, 1986
Scheletari nel Mississippi Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, Italy 1985
Vain Vanhat Luut, Helsinki 1992
Forthcoming: I, John Mandeville (26 years and still counting . . .)
The Moon World
Moving Waters (a fishing novel . . .)
II. Novellas
A Dozen Tough Jobs Mark V. Ziesing, 1989 hc (and limited in box with Them Bones)
Also in:
Night of the Cooters, Legend, UK, 1991 tpStrange Monsters of the Recent Past, Ace 1991 pb
You Could Go Home Again Cheap Street, 1993 hc (edition of 111 copies)
Also: Omni Online Neon/Visions, 1995
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CARELESS - DVD review
There seems to be something in the water when it comes to big screen comedies. While the first half is replete with organic humor, the second half tends to peter out, throwing characters into absurd situations because someone behind the scenes feels that's where the film needs to go. The problem with the approach is a tonal disconnect the audience can sense, almost as if the writer realizes 45 minutes into the production the actual plot hasn't been serviced and lurches it into gear.
Wiley Roth (Colin Hanks) has no ambition to work anywhere other than a local bookstore. It comes as a shock, then, when he steps on a severed finger in his kitchen one night. This finger captivates his attention. Who did it belong to? How did it come to reside on his floor? Perhaps coincidentally, he meets beautiful Cheryl (Rachel Blanchard) at a party…a stunning blonde missing a finger. This sets Wiley off on a quest to figure out if the finger is Cheryl's and, if so, what happened.
It's easy to see what attracted Hanks and Tony Shalhoub to the first time writer/director tandem of Eric Laster and Peter Spears. In many ways, "Careless" is quirky, a concept off the beaten path, one almost too absurd to even believe. What each bring to the production is a seriousness, a certain exasperation over the predicament they're in. The problem isn't in their performances or in that of the neurotic Mitch (Fran Kranz). The script turns on them all, eventually taking itself entirely too seriously for its own good.
Whatever the story-level problems, the sole reason to give "Careless" a spin is Hanks. He captivates the screen, drawing us into both the character and plot with his offbeat warmth and sensibility. There's an every man feeling to him, a quality shared by his father (Tom Hanks, if the name wasn't a dead giveaway). Wiley is a nerd and geek rolled into one, someone the guys steer clear from because of his personality and someone the girls avoid because he's not Brad Pitt. But he has a wit about him which comes from more than the script. It's in the way he raises his eyebrow a la Mr. Spock with the black moppy hair, half formed beard and thick black glasses. It's his deadpan delivery of every single line, joke or not.
Hank's other half, played by Blanchard, is more restrained in the film, as if she knows there is no possible way she can compete with him. So she takes a different approach, one that allows her to be Amy Poehler-esque, a smart dumb blonde, if you will. Somehow the character never comes off as 100% "with it." In other words, Blanchard has the role of stereotypical movie blonde down pat. Cheryl turns into a good foil for Wiley because of it, even tough they never seem made for one another. There's an infatuation between them, based solely on the finger.
Sometimes, as in real life, "reel" people just don't know when to stop looking a gift horse in the mouth. It's not enough Wiley develops a relationship with Cheryl, a woman clearly out of his league. He has to pursue the finger, spy on Cheryl and, ultimately, finds things out he really doesn't want to know. What is it about human beings that makes us destroy what we have in the search for another truth? To its credit, the script tries to answer the question in the waning moment of the film, but it seems forced and tacked on, as if it was realized "Careless" doesn't say anything deep or meaningful. Does it really need to, though? Honestly, no. It can be enough just to entertain the audience for 90 minutes without trying to change the world.
In this case, does it really, truly matter in the grand scheme of things where the finger comes from? Or what happened to Cheryl's? Not incredibly. Had their relationship gone to the next level, there are a dozen ways to broach the question with more tact than stalking her. Wiley had to know this, as offbeat and kooky as he is. And therein lies the problem with trying to match real world logic to movie logic: events simply don't transpire in the same way. Someone, I would hope, would have voiced concern over Wiley's plans at some point, had the film been real. If not his useless father (Shalhoub) then Mitch. Not to mention his own conscience. At some point, we shout at Wiley to leave it all well enough alone. Not because we're necessarily smarter than he is, but because we've seen this story play out before. We know how its going to end and, if someone like him can't figure it out, we wonder if he even deserves the girl.
There are a few nascent plotlines Laster either didn't know what to do with or simply decided weren't worth any more screen time. Aside from name recognition, what point in having Wiley's father as a character in the film? He adds nothing to the proceedings. And what about the stillborn subplot of Wiley kissing Ann (Tori White), coworker and Mitch's girlfriend? Where does his bookstore boss come into play, aside from busting his balls? None of it makes a bit of sense and, when coupled with the rest of the film, makes for a disjoined narrative.
Even as a romantic comedy, "Careless" fails. While we watch the relationship between Cheryl and Wiley develop through one montage, it never feels like nearly enough for us to become invested in their storyline. Without more breathing room given to the time after they become a couple, we're left with a compilation of scenes which force us to fill in the missing pieces on our own. I'm sure the three major scenes viewed in the montage-string art, finger puppets and foreplay-are designed to be funny and amusing, yet there is a current of cruelty beneath them, as if Wiley doesn't understand the things he does could be hurtful to Cheryl. This isn't a mean film by any stretch of the imagination, but it is symptomatic of the rest of the film: not totally thought through.
I've gotta admit I'm disappointed in the video aspect of the disc. While it is true "Careless" is a low budget film (under $2 million, reportedly), it is also a current production. By all rights, the problems which plague the presentation should not exist here. Paramount of those concerns is a very noticeable layer of grain from start to finish. It is most noticeable during the outdoor, or light, scenes. The other major issue is a general lack of detail, definition and refinement. Everything looks just a bit fuzzy and out of focus, almost as if the effect was created on purpose. In order for this to be true, Spears would have needed a good story reason to reduce the visual quality of the film. There isn't one. On the plus side, Image Entertainment does retain the original 1.78:1 anamorphic aspect ratio.
There isn't much to the film so it stands to reason there's relatively little for the speakers to do, too. With two options (English 5.1 and 2.0), we get okay and okay results, respectively. The biggest workout this side of the disc gets comes in the form of John Frizzell's score, a strange sort of simple production which fit's the production. Dialogue isn't obstructed, though the tracks don't do anything to distinguish themselves from anything else on the DVD shelf…or from each other. English and Spanish subtitles are included.
A collection of trailers begin when the disc is inserted: "Organizm" (1:55), "Taxi to the Dark Side" (2:26), "Love and Other Disasters" (1:48) and "Banshee" (1:51). This film's trailer is included on the main menu (2:10).
Hanks demonstrates the same qualities his father possesses: affability, sincerity, charm. He is the major reason to recommend "Careless." Everytime he turns his eyebrow up or gets thrown into a preposterous situation, we empathize with him instead of dismissing him based on the material. And it is the material which lets down the entire cast here. It loses its sardonic humor in favor of near slapstick in the final half, not to mention becoming bogging down in an outlandish story.


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DON'T try to act perfect. No one is perfect, the cat is out of the bag.
DON'T try to please him. For example, I don't know anything about football. I used to talk about how much I love football on a date just to impress whoever I was out with. What is the point? It's perfectly fine to have separate interests and a lot of times opposites attract. If you have something in common great, but if not don't sweat it!
DON'T look too hot! Go natural and easy on the makeup. Jeans and a T-shirt work best.
DO eat! I like to eat. The last time went on a date I ate ribs and the guy I was out with ordered a salad.
DO be yourself! Your true colors are going to come out eventually, it's better to be honest from the beginning.
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height 75 cm, wide 51 cm, deep 20 cm, Made from the light wood of the kaduru tree, Made in Ambalangoda ca 1975 (SW Sri Lanka). Weight 3,2 kg
The object is sent by registered mail
The mask is in excellent condition ( small unobtrusive crack in the teeth of the lower demon - restored on the inner side with a cramp)
The mask consists of 5 lose bodies which can be joined together: 1 body, 2 ears, 2 side panels withe the 18 Sani's)
About this object
History of use
Worn during curing ritual of the Sanni Yakuma ceremony, part of the Tovil series of dramas performed by Sinhalese ritual specialists and dancers. The Sanni Yakuma is intended to combat diseases and afflictions caused by the Sanni group of demons. These consist of 18 or more apparitions of the chief demon, Maha-kola-sanni. The officiating healer honours Buddha, then appeases the demons with offerings, dancing, and chanting. This mask is Maha-kola-sanni-yaka, representing all 18 sanni demons. Traditionally masks of this type were worn, this mask is not designed to be worn but hung from a tree or on the wall during the ritual.
Cultural context
Iconographic meaning
The series of masks represent the eighteen Sanni demons, symbolizing the manifestations of a wide array of afflictions. Visible clues to these afflictions often appear on the features, and colours used on the masks. Hence, Kana Sanni has one eye closed, indicating blindness; Gona Sanni has its mouth open indicating dumbness; Kora Sanni with its badly twisted face indicates severe stroke. Red is the colour of demons, as are dark green and black, and yellow symbolizes certain diseases.
Physical description
Maha Kola Sanni Yakka mask (which incorporates 18 sanni masks into one) depicting a central figure wearing a headdress composed of five snakes and with long fang-like teeth holding an orange creature and standing on a dark red-brown smiling head . The top figure has two detachable disc-shaped earpieces with a floral motif. The central figure is flanked by two detachable segments composed of two columns of four multicoloured heads and the topmost column of one yellow head. At the top is a cobra whose body extends over the heads and down the outer side to the floral design element at the bottom. A label on the reverse of one of the side attachments reads,
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Belgium | € 20.80 |
France | € 20.80 |
Germany | € 20.80 |
Selected European countries ? | € 20.80 |
World | € 35.60 |
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Catawiki number: | 3966847 |
Title: | SANNI YAKUMA MASKER |
Manufacturer/publisher: | Gemaakt in Ambalangado - Sri Lanka |
Item: | Ritueel masker om duivels uit te drijven |
Year: | 1975 |
Dimensions: | H 75 cm, B 51 cm, D 20 cm |
Theme: | Ritueel masker om duivels uit te drijven |
Country: | Sri Lanka |
Type: | Aziatica |
Color: | Meerkleurig |
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Sanni Yakuma
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sanni yakuma, sometimes known as Daha ata sanniya is a traditional Sinhalese exorcism ritual. The ritual consists of 18 dances, each depicting a particular illness or ailment affecting humans. These 18 dances are the main dances of the Pahatharata, or low country, dancing form, which is one of the three main dancing forms of Sri Lanka. The ritual calls the demons who are thought to affect the patient, who are then told not to trouble humans and banished Origins It was believed that illnesses were brought on humans by demons. According to folklore, the 18 demons who are depicted in the Sanni Yakuma originated during the time of the Buddha. The story goes that the king of Licchavis of Vaishali suspected his queen of committing adultery and had her killed. However, she gave birth when she was executed and her child became the Kola Sanniya, who grew up "feeding on his mother's corpse". The Kola Sanni demon destroyed the city, seeking vengeance on his father, the king. He created eighteen lumps of poison and charmed them, thereby turning them into demons who assisted him in his destruction of the city. They killed the king, and continued to wreak havoc in the city, "killing and eating thousands" daily, until finally being tamed by the Buddha and agreed to stop harming humans. Each of these demons are believed to affect humans in the form of an illnesses, and the Sanni Yakuma ritual summons these demons and banishes them back to the demon world after bringing them under control. Although it is unclear when the ritual began, it has been performed in the southern and western parts of the country since ancient times. Ritual The name of the ritual comes from the Sinhala word sanniya meaning disease or ailment, and yakuma meaning demon ritual. In Sri Lankan culture, exorcism rituals are known as tovil. The Sanni Yakuma is possibly the best known exorcism ritual in the country. It is a mix of traditional beliefs regarding spirits with Buddhism. Before performing the healing ritual, the lead performer known as the yakadura determines whether the patient is affected by a demon, and schedules the ritual for an auspicious day and time. It has two main stages, namely the Ata Paliya and Daha Ata Sanniya.[ The dancers are dressed in colourful attire and masks, and perform swift and complex dance steps and spins accompanied by rhythmical drum beats. Rather comic and somewhat obscene dialogues take place between the drummer and the demon on stage, in which the demon is humiliated. For example, Moore and Myerhoff (1977) describe the following dialogue translated from Sinhala: Drummer: Where are you off to? Demon: I am off to Maradana by a first class express bus. Drummer: ...What was it I saw you doing only yesterday? You pissed near the sacred bodhi tree, then shitted on the temple grounds after which you stole a monk's robes. What else have you done? ... Demon: You peretaya! Drummer: Aah – you are only a mad demon – beneath contempt. Ata Paliya Ata Paliya is the name given to the eight dances in the first stage of the ritual. Before the dances begin, the Yakadura prepares some offerings for the demons, which will be given to them by the patient. The Ata Paliya depicts eight palis who bless the patient. This includes the Suniyan Yakshaniya who appears thrice as a beautiful damsel, a pregnant woman and a woman carrying a baby. This is followed by Maruwa (death) and demons called Kalu Yaka, Vatha Kumara and Kalu Kumara. The other palis are known as Anguru Dummala Paliya, Kalaspaliya and Salupaliya. Daha Ata Sanniya Although the Daha Ata Sanniya is part of the Sanni Yakuma, the name is sometimes used to refer to the ritual itself. This is the stage when the sanni demons make their appearance one after the other. The demons who first appear frightening when they enter the stage in frenzied dances are then shown as comic figures through enactments, with them being humiliated and forced to do various things. The Kola Sanni demon enters last, who is depicted as a non Buddhist demon. In the end, he is made to obtain the permission of the Buddha and accept offerings from humans, and agrees to stop troubling them. In the end, the dancer appears before the patient after removing the mask. Although there are only eighteen demons, there is a variety of sanni masks that differ from place to place. However, the eighteen most commons masks (and names of the demons) are as follows: Demon Associated ailment Amukku Sanniya Vomiting and stomach diseases Abutha Sanniya Non–spirit related insanity Butha Sanniya Spirit related insanity Bihiri Sanniya Deafness Deva Sanniya Epidemic diseases Gedi Sanniya Boild and skin diseases Gini Jala Sanniya Malaria and other high fevers Golu Sanniya Dumbness Gulma Sanniya Parasitic worms and stomach diseases Jala Sanniya Cholera and chills Kana Sanniya Blindness Kora Sanniya Lameness and paralysis Maru Sanniya Delirium and death Naga Sanniya Bad dreams about snakes Pissu Sanniya Temporary insanity Pith Sanniya Bilious diseases Slesma Sanniya Phlegm and epilepsy Vatha Sanniya Flatulence and rheumatism Current status The Sanni Yakuma is still performed today, though more often as a cultural spectacle than an exorcism ritual. However, it is not widely performed because of the high costs involved and also because of its long duration. Notes ^ However, this story is given differently in Buddhist sources, and describes the Buddha saving the city from a plague through the chanting of the Ratana Sutta. |


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Wed, Jun 27, 07 at 7:17
I am looking for recommendations from satisifed customers for modular home builders. My land is in FL. I don't get great results when I google modular and FL.
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Another one you might want to check out is Patriot Homes from Alabama. The guy we were working with also sold them. I only saw a couple of their and they were very spacious for the money but looked less like a on site built home. You know there are "on frame" and "off frame" ones. The one I told you we had is off frame and would be set on a stem wall. |
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We looked at Palm Harbor, in particular their "Cinci Cape" model. We wound up with Horton Homes from Georgia (www.hortonhomes.com) and are very happy with the result; two stories, 2650 sq. ft., etc. To most people it is indistinguishable from a regular site-built home. |
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As you may know, on July 1, 2009, Governor Patrick signed into law Chapter 28 of the Acts of 2009 (the "Bill"), which made important changes to G.L. c. 268A and c. 268B, the state's conflict of interest law and the State Ethics Commission's enabling act. Among these changes are new mandatory education and training requirements for public employees at every level of government, including the municipal level.
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Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 17:20
I am about to sell my Wheel Horse 312-8 Garden Tractor with a 36" side discharge mower but I am having trouble determining the age of it. I bought it in 1998, used, from Pristows in Johnstown,PA. There computer records don't go back to 1998. So they can't help. Serial #s are faint to non existent. The best I can make out are the last six digits: 201--------721074. If anyone can help I would appreciate it. ojohn70 |
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IF the engine is original, go to this link and download the service manual. It will tell you how to date the engine. Engine is likely a "few" months older than the tractor. http://www.kohlerengines.com/onlinecatalog/productMatrix.htm |
Way i do it is this: Set it out front with a "For Sale" sign on it. You should have a price figgered out for it, with a high and bottom line on it. Not necessarily on the sign. If and when somebody stops to look at it, if they think the price is good-they'll buy it. If not-well another one will be along in a day or so. I have good success with that method. I've sold 4 machines this summer--all i had. And, next years stock is coming in. Got 2 since last Sunday! No, not a dealer, just a person who fixes mowers and lawn tractors, for spending money. Rusty J. |
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Its value is same as you purchase it for in 1998 that wheelhorse 312-8 not junk I hope you got plan for something better but there nothing could be. |
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Postgraduate Conference in Linguistics, 2010
The University of Manchester and the University of Salford are hosting the19th International Postgraduate Linguistics Conference (PLC19)
Language Variation and Change
16-17 September 2010
We are pleased to announce the 19th International Postgraduate Linguistics Conference (PLC19), which will take place from Thursday 16 September to Friday 17 September 2010.
The aim of the conference is to bring together postgraduates from within the various areas of the discipline of Linguistics and to allow them to present papers to their peers. It is hoped that the two days will be rewarding for all in attendance, both in sharing their research findings and establishing new contacts.
Conference registration
The registration fee of GBP 30.00 includes attendance of the conference as well as lunch, coffee and refreshments during both days of the conference and a wine reception on day 2. There is also the option to register and pay for the conference dinner which will take place at The Petra and cost GBP 18.00.
Invited plenary speakers
- Dr Oliver Bond (School of Oriental and African Studies)
- Professor David Denison (University of Manchester)
- Dr Paul Rowlett (University of Salford)
Conference theme
The theme of this year's conference is 'Language Variation and Change', which embodies numerous research areas and emphasises the value of both synchronic and diachronic studies. We therefore invite papers on:
- language contact;
- historical linguistics;
- language variation (in Syntax, Morphology, Semantics, Pragmatics, Phonology, Phonetics, etc.);
- general language change.
The conference programme and book of abstracts are now available
We are pleased to announce that a workshop entitled An Introduction to Publishing in Academic Journals: History, Best Practice and Quality Measurement will be part of PLC 19 in Manchester in September 2010.
Workshop abstract
In this workshop, the Publisher for Elsevier's linguistics portfolio will host a session covering: the origins, features and functions of scholarly publishing; best practice on how to get published in an academic journal; the mechanisms, dos and don'ts of peer review; and why and how journal quality can be measured. This will be an open and informative session, aimed at those looking to publish their first paper and/or who are interested in the world of scholarly publishing and how it works.
If you like to register questions in advance, please email the organiser of the workshop Christopher Tancock.
Presentation guidelines
Presentations will be allocated 30 minutes (20 minutes presentation and 10 minutes for questions). Dedicated poster sessions will take place throughout the conference.
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Organising committee
- Dorothea Hoffmann
- Elke Philburn
- Jonathan Morris
- Adam Gargani
- Fabrizio Gallai
- Yannis Kostopoulos
- Rebekka Ott
- Marije van Hattum
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Barbara Sawhill
A professor of Hispanic Studies, Barbara Sawhill is also the director of the Cooper International Learning Center and president of the International Association for Language Learning Technology. She typically teaches one course a year: Communication in a Spanish-Speaking World in which her students utilize technology such as iPods, Skype, and online blogs to communicate and complete an individual project while maintaining contact with native speakers throughout the world. Her work with Barbara Ganley of Middlebury College has primarily focused on how students learn best and challenging the traditional roles of student and teacher.
- B.A. Bowdoin College
- Ed.M. Harvard Graduate School of Education
- M.A. University of Texas
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Paddles Up!
What a great day on the water for the Inaugural River Cities Dragon Boat, on Saturday, May 18, on Victory Lake at Burns Park. Hi Tech Truck Refrigeration – Won Fun Crew paddled home for the Gold with a time of 1m 12s 522ms; with Nativ-Oar-Die and Second Baptist Church chasing their tale.
Here are the Division winners and the full results can be found on this link.
- Community Division: Nativ-Oar-Die
- Finance Division: Heartland Bank - Warriors at Heart
- Health & Fitness Division: Straightright Boxing & Fitness
- Random Division: Hi Tech Truck Refrigeration - Won Fun Crew


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March 12, 2010
Jefferson City, Mo. – Attorney General Chris Koster said today that a scam called "cramming" ranks near the top of complaints his office receives each year.
Koster said telephone companies contract to provide billing and collection services for third-party companies. Cramming happens when a third-party company adds a charge to your phone bill for a service you didn't order, such as voicemail, Internet service, or calling cards. He said these charges are sometimes hidden on the phone bill under such titles as "enhanced services," "activation," or "web hosting."
"Unethical companies are betting that consumers won't read their phone bills," Koster said. "That's why it's important that consumers carefully review their phone bills each month."
Koster cautioned consumers about entering contests and sweepstakes at fairs or festivals because some entry blanks may double as authorization forms to add phone services. He said people also can get crammed as a result of signing "bonus checks" they receive in the mail and by responding to offers of prizes and cash solicited by mail.
"Always read the small print, and if a form or a caller asks for your phone number, ask questions and find out why they need the number," Koster said. "If you do get crammed, call your local phone company immediately and ask that the charges be removed, and call the company named on the bill and explain you did not request the services and ask that they be removed. Then call the Attorney General's Consumer Hotline at 1-800-392-8222 and file a complaint."
Koster said his office received 705 cramming complaints in 2009 and his Consumer Complaint Division is currently investigating a number of companies for the practice.
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Hey there, Flatlander...I wish I could help you with your question... I have not seen any evidence of mites in my top bar, after about five months. But then, I am a new beekeeper with limited experience in examining hives. I've been into my hive a few times, but I try to leave the girls alone. On your other questions, I had no trouble installing a package of bees and getting them to settle in almost immediately. They started building comb within days. I fed them sugar syrup in a shallow margarine lid that I put in one end of the hive, just resting it on the mesh bottom. I used a long funnel to get the juice into the hive without too much disturbance. They would drink up an ounce or two of syrup every day. I stopped feeding them a couple of weeks ago. They just don't need it in Southern California....most local beeks just give their bees a nice place to live and the rest if up to them. They are sweet, gentle girls and I've having a good time just watching them. I presume there'll be some honey down the road, but that is not my primary interest... Hope this helps a little.. Dick |
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CASPER, Wyo. — A board comprised of local and federal officials gave a coal lease in southern Montana its seal of approval Wednesday, meaning the lease will soon undergo a public review process.
The Powder River Regional Coal Team -- which consists of Wyoming, Montana and federal officials -- voted unanimously to approve an extension to Cloud Peak Energy's Spring Creek coal mine, which is north of Sheridan.
The Gillette-based company says the extension holds 198 million tons of coal, or enough to expand the life of the Spring Creek mine by a decade.
Cloud Peak representative Keith Walters told the team the company holds the rights to 16 years' worth of coal. Cloud Peak hopes to start mining from the new lease area by 2024.
At least one group was upset after the decision, saying it felt its testimony hadn't been fully considered. Jeremy Nichols, representing WildEarth Guardians, told the board it didn't think a letter his group and others submitted was considered in the decision. The letter asked that approval of the application be delayed until more information was submitted.
"Our organization thought it might get some acknowledgement, but it didn't seem to get any discussion," he said. "I'm not sure why."
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Welcome to the Photonic Materials laboratory at UCL.
Our group's research focuses on novel ways to generate or manipulate light, with a particular emphasis on silicon-based photonics. We are also interested in nanostructured materials for electronics applications, and in self-assembled nanostructures.
The principal aim of silicon photonics is to overcome the major current limitations of microelectronics by manipulating photons rather than electrons. Using silicon as the material system allows us to integrate photonics and microelectronics, and to exploit existing silicon processing technology and know-how.
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The Good, The Bad and The Rest
by Iann Robinson
Hey there true believers, how?s it going? All is well here, just figured I?d get back in the swing of things by unloading on you guys the latest batch of The Good, The Bad and The Rest. I?ve been inundated with a lot of music and it?s taken me awhile to rummage through it and find the stuff I like.. Not to mention the Red Sox slashing the Yankees up and then burying the Cardinals, I was busy watching that. Some good music news, Jonah Jenkins (Traktor 7 Records, Milligram, Only Living Witness) has a new band that just did some recording and it?s fucking brutal. Discharge style punk rock with some Sleep elements in it, really great stuff. I guess we should dive right in, remember, these aren?t full long-form reviews, just quick bits on what I think of the music people have sent me. The Good I love, The Bad I hate and The Rest I don?t care about but you might like.
RWAKE: If You Walk Before You Crawl, You Crawl Before You Die?Rarely do I find a band that blows me away from the opening note, but holy fucking shit this band blew me through a window. Grimy, painful and crushing music with a raw connection to pain that few bands can truly claim. I expect gigantic things from Rwake and I implore you to run out and find their album. (www.rwake.com)
CURSED: One?Ever wonder what it would feel like if you got caught in an automatic laundry folding machine after boiling water was thrown onto your body which had 10,000 paper cuts covering it. Well, that?s what Cursed is in a sonic format. I know I?m late to the game with these guys but I don?t care, I?m glad I found them. Brutal, unforgiving death/rock band. (Deathwish Records)
VALUME NOB: The Most High?Usually this kind of throwback punk rock stuff leaves me cold but Valume Nob do it really well. It?s basic, simple, grimy, mean spirited punk rock and I like it!! It sounds like the fist fight punk should sound like. (www.valumenob.com)
JUMBO?S KILLCRANE: The Slow Decay? Remember the dueling banjo scene in Deliverance? Well take out the banjo and add grimy sludgecore and you basically have Jumbo Killcrane. This is ugly, brutal, slow music, angry to it?s core and violent in it?s execution. Fucking killer stuff. (Crucial Blast)
THE CROWN: Crowned Unholy?It?s funny because while all these other heavy bands are trying to sound epic, or underground, few get down to business the way The Crown do. I know there?s some story behind this album but the end result is fast, brutal, death/thrash metal that doesn?t pussy foot around like so many others?I dig it. (Metal Blade)
AGNOSTIC FRONT: Another Voice?Roger Miret and the boys are back to deliver a one, two punch to the eyeliner wearing, freshly tattooed, nu-punks that are polluting the Earth. 14 songs of hardcore bliss for those of us who miss the real thing.(Nuclear Blast)
PHIL MOORE BROWN: Demo 2004?Think of Lonnie Liston Smith waking up one day and deciding to create a new band with Fishbone, Portishead and Bootsy Collins. Sprinkle in the political punch of Public Enemy and you have this Philly band in a nutshell. It?s hard to find their demo and it?s funked out, electrocentric, jazz fusion political sound but if you can, pick it up.
HOPESFALL: A?Usually this kind of lightweight ?Emo? shit makes me want to cut my eyes out with a plastic spoon but these guys have a really nice, non-pretentious song writing style and I actually enjoyed listening to it. It?s kind of like what if the Police wrote songs for Quicksand. It?s not groundbreaking but it?s a lot of fun. (Trustkill Records)
CATTLE DECAPITATION: HUMANURE?What do I love most about this album, the title? The fact that the artwork is a cow shitting a human being? The fact that they may hate people as much as I do? It?s all that, and it?s that they put together some crushing grindcore. Fucking aces gentlemen!! (Metal Blade)
THE FIGHT: Nothing New Since Rock N? Roll?The one thing that?s new here is how bad this band SUCKS. Fucking Green Day if they couldn?t writes songs, or Rancid with no balls. What happened to chicks fronting bands like the Plasmatics, The Muffs or The Runaways. This shitty pop punk mess makes me want to burn every Hot Topic in the world to the ground. When your number one asset is the hot chick in your band, time to hang it up. (Reposession Records)
YOB: The Illusion Of Motion?You wanna know what it sounds like when Geddy Lee sings for the Obsessed? No, well, neither did I. (Metal Blade)
CATARACT: With Triumph Comes Loss?And with good music comes bad, and this is definitely bad. Bland, boring thrash metal, that?s so generic it seems painful. Maybe these guys got Cataract?s over their talent. (Metal Blade)
AMON AMARTH: Fate Of Horns?Wow, dumb title, dumb record, they?re two for two. Amon was so busy being epic and super metal they forgot to write songs. They should call this album ?Fates Of Filler? (Metal Blade)
BURY YOUR DEAD: Cover Your Tracks?So these guys (stop for laughter) decided to dress in suits (no really, I?m tearing up) and write songs with titles taken from all Tom Cruise movies. My God, WHAT COULD BE FUNNIER? Oh yeah, this record. (Victory Records)
FOUND DEAD HANGING: S/T?This is typical post-hardcore noisy scream stuff, nothing new, nothing exciting, nothing to care about. I swear sometimes I think it?s the same 5 kids just recording under different names. Found Dead Hanging will be ?Found Soon In Used Bin? (Black Market Records)
FROM A SECOND STORY WINDOW: Not One Word Has Been Omitted?I got a couple that have: suck, bad, awful, boring, typical. The production is too clean for what they?re going for and it just falls under paint by numbers metal. (Black Market Records)
PSYOPUS: Ideas Of Reference?Well, these guys are definitely brutal and evil sounding but really, who fucking cares. The progress of this album is so stale and so easy to predict that you?d be more intrigued by a game of Candy Land. Maybe if these guys stopped screaming and wrote a fucking song I?d care, but no, they?re too evil for that. (Black Market Records)
IMPERIAL CRYSTALLINE ENTOMBMENT: Apocalyptic End In White?Get it!! Do you get it!! The first letter in each word of their name spells out ICE..yep, ICE. If these guys had spent as much time writing songs as they did trying to figure out this insipid name they might be ok. Instead they?re just lame black metal, talk about leaving you cold. I can only hope it?s a joke I?m not in on. (Crash Music)
ANNIHILATOR: All For You?Please, please don?t say that this overly produced, power metal hunk of shit is for me, God what did I do to deserve this? (AFM Records)
PHOBIA: Get Up And Kill?Or sit down and shut up. That?s a better idea for this really bad, boring Death Metal hack outfit. (Deep Six Records)
BURN YOUR BRIDGES: S/T?This punk band in the style of Total Chaos and The Casualties isn?t awful, they just aren?t great. The songs are cool, even if the production is lame. If you?re into this kind of thing you might really dig this. (Deep Six Records)
THE RED CHORD: Fused Together In Revolving Doors?A lot of people love these guys and I can see why. They add their own depth to the post-hardcore noise world and they can actually craft a song. The problem is they seem to craft one long song and it gets old. A good record but I wouldn?t buy it. (Robotic Empire)
STRUNG OUT: Exile In Oblivion?These guys have been kicking around for awhile and they do a great job of adding a metal element to catchy punk rock ala Pennywise. The singer?s voice is awesome and the tunes are really catchy. I just personally don?t care about this type of music, but those who do, will love this.(Fat Wreck Chords)
THE HIDDEN HAND: Mother, Teacher, Destroyer?I know, I know, Wino is in this band, how could it not be great? I wish I knew, I wanted to worship this record so badly but it just didn?t hit me. It?s a terrific doom metal album, Wino sounds great, the songs are kick ass but for some reason, it didn?t move me. (Southern Lord)
ED GEIN: It?s A Shame? It is, it?s a real shame I didn?t like this album more. I give it full props for being named after Gein and it?s a fine blast of noisecore insanity, just nothing I?d jump up and down about. (Hanging Hex)
IMPLOUS: Hellucinate?These guys are good thrashy death metal, nothing special but a solid effort. Worst thing about it is the dumb album title. (Metal Blade)
PARIA: Misanthropes?Well done heavy, noisy grindcore. Just nothing special. (Metal Blade Records)
So there it is, my does, don?t and do what you likes for this month. If I spelled something wrong or you catch typos, get off my back, it?s 3am right now and I?m exhausted. If you?re looking for some movies to check out, steer clear of ?SAW?, that movie sucked and made no sense. The Grudge is good, so is the movie Sideways. Well, I guess that?s it, until next time, see you all around.
"Thirsty and Miserable" is Iann Robinson's very own column here at Metal Sludge! Whenever he feels like it, Iann will write about whatever it is that's on his mind. Much like us, Iann is never one to mince words or hide his feelings, so he's a welcome addition to our Sludge Family!
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We all have them — those books or films we can't help but feel we should have read or seen by now.
Fathom Events, an entertainment company that produces exclusive one-night events in local movie theaters, is giving us the chance Aug. 22 to see one of the classics back in its big screen glory. "Singin' In The Rain" — the movie the American Film Institute has ranked the greatest movie musical of all time — will play at theaters in Mesa.
The 1952 film, which stars Gene Kelly dancing with seemingly effortless elegance, also ranked No. 10 on AFI's list of the best films of all time. Reviewers have said it's the perfect film to pull you out of the "blahs," uplift your spirit and remind you life's worth celebrating, even through its storms.
The screening begins with Robert Osborne, host of Turner Classic Movies, in an on-screen interview with the movie's leading lady, Debbie Reynolds. The pair will take audiences behind the scenes of the film.
And if musicals aren't your thing, there are three other dates to circle on your calendar: "To Kill A Mockingbird," starring Gregory Peck and Robert Duvall, will play Nov. 15 at the Cinemark 16 at Mesa Riverview. That movie house will also host Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" on Sept. 19 and, just in time for Halloween, the double feature "Frankenstein" and "The Bride of Frankenstein," starring Boris Karloff, on Oct. 24.
We're marking them on our calendars for an occasional nostalgic movie night with friends or family this fall.
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Are you a GreenHouse or Hydroponic Gardener (with a light set-up) who wants to harvest fall/winter Tomatoes?
I have loads of late, hardy compost tomato starts...for Jumbo Cherry Toms. If you have a sunroom for wintering over plants, you can try wintering over Tomatoes to get early ones next Spring. They are ready now - and I'm happy to share. Tons of cutting possible now, from shrubs like Cheyenne Privet, Rhodedendron, Roses, Forsythia, and Munstead Lavender. Come and get em, just bring along some of your excess fruit or veggies. Even that monster Zuchini, excess tomatoes, yeller squash you can't look at anymore, and bruised wind-fall fruit works for trade...my old-fashioned kitchen has truly magic powers! Jules |
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As of today, a new Field Service App is available in the Apple App Store.
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From product update 252 we are introducing a new 'Service order (single)' request. This service order supports one service activity type per request and one or more service engineers and material lines. The user can define the layout to show all information in one screen or in tabs.
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Service Management customers with many small-scale Service activities usually have a lot of activities that need to be authorized and realized every day. In product update 252 we have built two new pages with overviews of Service activities that can be authorized or realized. With one press of a button the activities are put through to the next stage of the process. This saves you a lot of mouse clicks and time!
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