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In 2004, Jeremy Gregory's photo appeared in these pages — but most readers didn't know it. Back then, Gregory and two associates had set up a fundraiser intended to help revive Capitol Underground Radio, an unlicensed enterprise typically described as a pirate station. Because the Federal Communications Commission takes a dim view of such operations, closing them down as soon as possible and threatening scofflaws with the loss of their equipment and/or criminal charges if they broadcast again, the three disguised their identities and employed pseudonyms in the May 6, 2004, column. Yet they made their intentions clear. Gregory, who went by "Wrench," declared his goal of "taking back radio from the rich."
Didn't happen. The FCC's increased presence at the time convinced Gregory and company that going live as planned would be too risky. Gregory never gave up on his radio dream, though, and at last he's on the cusp of realizing it. Along with Mark Risius, his partner in an experimental art-rock band called The Construct, he's purchased a 24-foot box truck and outfitted it as a portable stage. The vehicle allows them to play wherever there's a place to park, and since they've installed radio equipment, too, they'll be able to transmit performances as well as politically oriented shows and anything else that strikes their fancy. Gregory pledges that "we'll definitely be utilizing community radio," a moniker he prefers over the more colorful term: "'Pirate radio' sounds cool — it gives it an edge — but it's just another way the government and those in power demonize things. And what we're really about is community. Giving the community a voice."
Of course, the FCC could silence Gregory at any time. But thanks to the truck's mobility, he feels confident in his ability to evade federal authorities — so much so that he's publicly declared his intentions under his own name and let the masses know about the first truck-bed shows. On Friday, June 6, the Construct debuts on the outdoor stage at 3 Kings Tavern, 60 South Broadway, with Hemi Cuda, Forth Yeer Freshman and Looker scheduled to showcase inside; visit www.myspace.com/3kingstavern for details.
In addition, the truck will be displayed that same evening at 3505 Ringsby Court, Building B, in conjunction with the Motoman Project's "Riotland," which brings together machine artists, kinetic sculptors and audio-visual technicians for "an interactive machine/robot performance-based experiment" (www.MotomanProject.org).
For Gregory, these gigs represent the next major step in a journey that began in 1993, when he and Risius began making music together. Over the years, they've collaborated in acts such as Fahrenheit 451 and Family of Dischordia, whose name references Dischord Records, an imprint associated with the Washington, D.C., punk scene they both love. But Gregory also poured his energy into Bands for Lands, which he co-founded in 1996 with another friend, Doug Bohm. The organization is dedicated to spreading environmental messages and social awareness with the help of musicians and acts such as Rage Against the Machine, Fugazi and Blues Traveler, all of which have allowed Bands for Lands to situate at area concerts over the years.
The success of such grassroots communication methods naturally drew Gregory to unsanctioned radio, which experienced a boomlet in the metro area during the late '90s and early 2000s. Boulder Free Radio, also known as KBFR, and Capitol Underground Radio, a collective headed by former KTCL air personality Dave Granger, broadcast for extended stretches, evading authorities via the use of vehicles that prevented agents from pinpointing their location. The FCC was persistent, however, quieting KBFR on more than one occasion and shuttering Capitol Underground Radio permanently in 1999, some months after Granger had set up a studio of sorts in the Golden Triangle neighborhood.
After being told he'd receive jail time if he got back into the illicit-radio game, Granger ceded his gear to Gregory, who'd co-hosted a program called Capitol Punishment with Bohm under the Capitol Underground Radio umbrella. But Gregory waited to use it, partly because of a low-power FM initiative being developed by the FCC. Unfortunately, the final package turned out to be far less than most hoped: Rules about spacing between stations made it virtually impossible for a low-power outlet to legally broadcast in a metropolitan area like Denver, where the dial is already crowded with public and commercial entities. Hence, Gregory decided to skirt regulations again, despite the feds' proven ability to find and gag those who did likewise, including Bass Ghost, whose unauthorized hard-core rap station, Skyjack Radio, had its plug pulled in late 2002.
Of course, Gregory's earliest scheme died in its infancy — but he's got a new model that he thinks will work better. He and Risius, who've just completed a new CD produced by Don Zientara, a longtime Fugazi compatriot, intend to be on the road ten months out of the year, with Bands for Lands sponsors helping to pay for the fuel their truck will need to reach festivals and other events. During regular performances by the Construct or general consciousness-raising sessions, sponsor logos will be on display, but they'll be covered up during radio broadcasts to create separation between these establishments and extracurricular activities. And by the time FCC agents in the area get hip to what they're doing, they'll already be on the road again.


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So I am ticked right off and anymore I have more unhappy days then happy. I was the one who wrote Facebook issue-What is your opinion?, long story short there my husband added his ex fiance then felt it was no big deal I thought he added her and when I found out she added him I apologized but let him know that I did not feel she needed to be on it. We had a fued about it all I went to visit our kids in another city (he was suppose to go but didn't) then he writes inappropriate stuff to a buddy of ours about waiting for a girl to come online to go out with for a drink he didn't leave the house so I believe he was just blowing smoke cause he was mad still. So then less then a week later he trades my 2003 van in and gets me a 2009 Escape and a dozen flowers for our anniversary. At this point I hadn't mentioned what he had wrote to our buddy. Then 2 weeks later he has an opportunity to go to a concert (through work) and all week claims he isn't going then 2 hours before announces he is going I say to him in a normal voice well I wish you had of been honest about that cause I could have bought a ticket and went. Anyways he freaks and I say you want to know why I am insecure and I show him the print out of his conversation, he has a fit leaves and it is a week before we speak, during this time he deletes facebook life here is he$l. We have not spoken about the fued/mistrust that I now have and I was hoping to keep the peace for another 36 days 'til our oldest daughters wedding day. In the mean time he wants a cell phone to be able to text me, I set up the account so I have access to calls made etc. So friday I text him at lunch and it takes a bit for him to text me back so I joked about it and he said I was at Mom's for lunch he does go there about once a week, he was telling the truth because he was there re-activating his facebook account. He knows there is a keystroker on our machine but he seems to forget that it is my email account associated with his facebook account so of course I was notified at 12:42 on friday but only saw it today. I am so angry right now I can not handle sneaky people. In 36 days the wedding for our Daughter will be over and I plan on telling him I want to sell our house and part ways as he has become such a liar and a sneak that I am not willing to stay. I have never lied, cheated or disrespected this man. I do have reasons I feel for my mistrust. We have been married for 19 years but together for forever and many years ago while he was away he did have a brief affair which we had long ago dealt with and became much closer and was not insecure about him ever having another but unfortunately with all this crap, lies and sneakiness I have no trust left in him. |
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Not condoning any wrongdoing he may have done...but "I am so angry right now I can not handle sneaky people" Are you serious?? You're monitoring his account, using a keylogger and monitoring his cellphone? Sometimes when people who start out innocent are distrusted, they end up thinking "may as well be hung for sheep as well as lamb" I suspect you are right about moving on, but I think you should look at yourself too, when it comes to trust. I am not saying be a doormat, nor be blind, but snoop and you may not like what you see. |
- Posted by turkeytrott (My Page) on Wed, Apr 29, 09 at 8:08
Well I am glad you are not condoning any wrong doing on his part although you seem quick to condem me...He is aware that we have a keylogger on our computer he is aware that I have acess to his cell records, facebook account etc. as he has me set these things up for him! Therefore I am not being sneaky and have been honest, the keystroker is because of our children, did I believe originally that I would find any wrong doing on hubby's part...no unfortunately I did. He is also able to read anything I write as the keylogger records what I type too. He was afraid to get the internet because he feared I would find someone else, as many people have split up to be someone from the internet (and if I recall right you were one of them and if I am wrong I apologize). I am assuming that you have only read this one post about my life and that is why you may feel this way which you are absolutely entitled to feel. My hubby's opinion is I have nothing to hide where the internet is concerned (according to his words) He has all my passwords etc. The only thing my husband would ever find through the logger that he may not be impressed with is how angry I am when he lies as we no longer seem to speak about our issues. I have not told him that I am aware that he is back on facebook as what good would it do, he would have done it at home if he wasn't trying to be sneaky and remember I recieved an email about his facebook being reopened I did not need to go snooping. Either way I have given him many chances, he has even sent me an email quote "I know its hard to believe me but i don't hide anything on purpose" this from someone who goes to his mom's to re-sign up to his facebook which I am on his account so even if I didn't get the email I would see it on mine. Prior to a year and a half ago I had complete trust in my husband but actions seem to change our security levels and when things just don't make sense then usually there is a reason. He has been my life since high school and I am now 44 that is a long time. He and I only seem to be able to connect on a sexual level now, we don't discuss any problems and what may have been able to work through has now turned into this huge issue and since he blames me whenever I try to talk to him (I even got blamed for what he wrote) I no longer try. I feel my only option is to move on and am waiting 'til the daughters wedding is, out of respect for her. I also don't quite get the new SUV unless of course that was a guilt thing, my van was a 2003 in great shape so if you have an opinion about that one will you please help me to understand that too. By the way he has me phoning his cell phone provider this morning as 3 text that he sent me did not go through if he did not want me to access these things he would make the call himself wouldn't he ? |
- Posted by amyfiddler (My Page) on Wed, Apr 29, 09 at 11:32
Choosing snooping is to choose your own personal hell. It's not a healthy place to be. It's normal to be highly anxious about being "made a fool of", but that (believe it or not) is not your biggest problem. Your problem is lack of clarity, and lack of concern for your anxiety. You're playing games, and that's crazy town. A healthy place to go would be to say, "i'm having these fears and anxieties. Would you walk through that with me?" Then he sits down with you and you look through the computer together. If that seems far fetched, then that's an indication of how far apart you are, and no amount of snooping is going to bring you closer. If you want to leave, then just do it and spare yourself the drama. Otherwise, get a therapist and figure it out. |
Agree with others. Can't stay where you are. Since you're considering getting out anyway, might as well get it clear before deciding. May be able to resolve. Maybe not. Regardless, can't go on like this. |
I did meet my partner on the internet, but my marriage was basically over by then anyway. "Choosing your own personal hell" - that's a good way to put it. Your husband may know you know all the passwords etc, but it's like the mailbox or the filing cabinet - just because your partner knows you know where those papers are, does not give you the rights to read them. Like I say, unusual circumstances. Since you have determined you're leaving though, for your own peace of mind you ought to stop reading his stuff, or snooping. I don't even know if a keylogger is what I'd recommend for kids, for similar reason. Yes we need to know what our kids are up to, but they need their privacy too - would you read your kids' diaries as a matter of course? I think they need to feel they trust you, if you want them to confide in you when they DO need help. I would use user accounts on the puter for the kids without admin privileges, parental control software and maybe OpenDNS which has some quite effective means of blocking unwanted urls. |
- Posted by tracystoke (My Page) on Thu, Apr 30, 09 at 3:54
I am the biggest snooper going,you know in your heart if the person you are with is trustworthy,if they were trustworthy you wouldnt feel the need to snoop,if i hadnt of snooped in my last relationship i wouldnt of found out he was unfaithfull.It wouldnt bother me in the slightest if someone was snooping on me because id know id nothing to hide |
- Posted by silversword (My Page) on Thu, Apr 30, 09 at 15:37
Exactly Tracy. I snooped in my last relationship too, but only after he'd given me cause to snoop, then when I asked him, he denied it. So I snooped. And then I couldn't believe it and went into denial. Horrible horrible horrible. My ex's info was connected to my email too, because I helped him set it up as well as his MySpace account. I knew the password. And I could see all his nasty little friends because his page wasn't set to private. Yeah... a 40 year old man is "friends" with an 18 year old tart because... Sometimes snooping is necessary. And then confrontation is necessary. Continued snooping without doing anything will just make you miserable. I snooped for one week. Confronted. He denied. Snooped another week. Confronted. He admitted, said would never do again. Snooped one day. Got evidence, confronted and moved his sorry butt out of the house. Three weeks total. After having suspicions for over two years, asking, and having it be denied. |
- Posted by turkeytrott (My Page) on Thu, Apr 30, 09 at 23:29
pjb999 So are you really trying to tell me that because you feel your marriage was basically over it was ok to start hooking up with other women on line. That is just so wrong on so many levels, did your ex know that you felt your marriage was basically over or did you share that with her after you met wife number 2? I have been with my husband since I was a kid although we did part for 4 years when I was 16 1/2 and have been together every since. So according to you I should not read any of his stuff or touch any of his papers well that would be extremely difficult in this house as I take care of all finances and any other paper work that comes along but I will let him know that I have been advised that I should not touch his stuff so he needs to hire someone lol. I also feel that you should not judge how I raise my chilren and I have the key logger there but I could count on one hand how many times I have checked up on my kids through it, there is families that have had kids meet people online and take off with them I have 3 girls and I feel I did it in case anything was ever to happen not to read their personal stuff. All the software that you suggested would only prevent them from sex sites, swearing and adding things to the computer that I haven't approvrd of it would not protect them from online predaters. I would not feel the need to read his either if he was being an honest person. I happen to love my husband but feel there should be no secrets between a husband and a wife and he has always said he feels the same, but feel free to judge me his actions are also altering my life! I have the right to know (just as your ex did). I truly do not understand how wife #2 can trust you when she is aware you were still in a marriage, she may be ok now but if you did or said anything unusual to her she may feel as I do. I am with traystoke and silversword I have the right to know when my husband has given me reason to feel insecure. Maybe had he cared a little more about how I would feel with him adding his ex or talking like an idiot to show off we would not have reached this place where I felt the need to find on line what is going on in his life. My husband on a daily basis tends to go from an absolute wonderful man to a total idiot and I have lived like this for a year and a half and only since mid march have I read anything that even you would have approved of. I do not feel that reading what is going on is an issue at this point and I can tell you that when I tell him I feel we should part ways he will try his best to change my mind, if I felt I could trust him ever again I would not feel we should part ways and the only way that I can trust him is by his actions and sorry to say but on this he is failing. |
Why not just eliminate punctuation altogether? Save a few keystrokes and wouldn't be any more difficult to read than it is now. You can actually manage this until the wedding is over? Strong lady. |
If I wasn't so emotionally exhausted right now I would be able to comment further. I am in the same boat as you are TT only I have children in the house still. My husband has an unbelievable way of making his deceit my fault, he has for years and I've always taken it. He tries to tell me that "he didn't know it was wrong" or he didn't realize it would upset me. He says things like "I must be really naive about those things" "I thought it was just an innocent conversation." Deep down I've always wanted to say B*** S***! but I never do. I love this man like you wouldn't believe and I swear I can't imagine my life without him or with another, but there is such a wedge now I don't know how we will recover. He is sneaky and dishonest, like a little boy. I don't know what I should do. |
- Posted by finedreams (My Page) on Mon, May 4, 09 at 20:35
"but my marriage was basically over by then anyway." this is an excuse. marriage is over when both parties signed divorce decree until then nothing is over. plenty of cheating men (and women) say marriage was over and we were separated. as someone joked on this forum "separated" could mean he is in the kitchen and she is in a living room. plus if you think it is "over", it doesn't mean the other person thinks the same way. I am not surprised you would attack a victim and defend a cheater. And when did you see or talk to your children the last time so you know what is the best for them? Didn't you move away from them to a different country with your internet date? |
Maybe it's just my ISP or browser but, whoa....has this thread gotten twisted! What happened to OP? Where did danihoney come from? And why now? Guess I hang out in the wrong places. Joe out-of-touch. |
Why does it matter where I came from? I spend most of my time at a couple other boards, but because things are difficult, I come over here sometimes. Where did you come from? Didn't realize this was a private thread. |
No problema. Knock yourself out. Amazing to me that folks describe such situations followed by "I don't know what I should do." Living with a sneaky, dishonest, infantile spouse wouldn't be my choice but if your "love" and inability to imagine being without him covers it all, well what's left to say? Every good wish to you. As I identified myself..."Joe out-of-touch." |
Just curious - are you a"solo" because you're a total jerk? Not that I'm judging or anything. Knock yourself out! |
I am wounded by the slash of your rapier wit. |
Not a direct answer, but clear enough. Don't strain yourself licking those wounds. |
- Posted by turkeytrott (My Page) on Thu, May 14, 09 at 16:08
I am the OP and we are still having good and bad days. We have just went 24 hours away from home for a week and a half together as his Dad was crittically ill passed on the second day that we were there. Almost all his family was there too. Some of them I get along with others I am not real kicky on but I am polite. He had alot of stress as it was Pops girlfriend and hubby that did all arangements etc. I tried to be there for him as much as possible. Again somedays he was wonderful others not so much but under the circumstances I do understand. My plan has not changed and still plan on all this being over after the wedding. It is so hard when many times I do see the man I fell in love with so many years ago. 2 weeks 3 days to go and believe me I know all this is going to hurt but I do think it is the only way. |
- Posted by amyfiddler (My Page) on Thu, May 14, 09 at 18:23
This just has me feeling icky. |
- Posted by turkeytrott (My Page) on Sat, May 16, 09 at 12:10
amyfiddler I don't quite get what you mean by this just has me feeling icky. I have re-read your original post and do understand that you feel I am putting myself into a personal hell but I feel I needed to understand things he was not sharing with me. My husband is not big on communication and suggesting therapy of any kind would be a waste of breath. Our marriage ending is going to have a huge impact emotionally as well as financially on both of us as well as our children. I am not playing games I am trying to understand and if this shows me the truth then that is how I have to go about it. If I was to ask him he would probably lie so I do not bother. I am also not trying to create drama I just feel that I do not want to seperate and possibly be at each others throats so close to our daughters wedding. I am trying to spare her that added hurt although all our children are aware that we have discussed parting ways. |
- Posted by greencanopy (My Page) on Sun, May 17, 09 at 7:48
Dear TT, After reading your post, it seems that you have given this much thought and have a clear vision. It seems like you have alot of self-respect. Only you know what's best and how you want to live your life. And if this is the course you want...go for it. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy your daughter's wedding. Wishing you the best of everything! Hugs. |
- Posted by turkeytrott (My Page) on Sun, May 17, 09 at 20:39
Thanks for the kind words greencanopy. Well I know what my plan is but doesn't mean it will work out that way. Friday he called me from work at 6 to say he is going for a beer with John his co-worker I told him ok, enjoy and asked what do you want for supper as I always wait for him then he said love you see you soon. While he was out it came to my attention that he was out with mixed company from work, not that, that in of itself is an issue but of course the lie is and he can lie in the same sentence as the words I love you. Anyway by 10 I was hungry and still hadn't heard from him (he has a cell) I ate a piece of toast and said screw this got dressed left him a note on his pillow gone for a beer. I don't drink beer but I went to a local coffee shop to give me space because I at this point did not want him to know how much anger I have inside of me through all that we have been through and was afraid I would blow up if he said the wrong thing. Anyways on saturday he would not speak at all to me I guess it was ok for him to go out but not me. Today he has spoken a little but only about me cutting his hair and supper. He did go out for awhile saturday and I caught him driving by the house to see if I had went out I feel like were kids again and I am way to old for these games. I hope things stay ok for the next 2 weeks but I am getting doubtful. |
- Posted by tracystoke (My Page) on Mon, May 18, 09 at 3:49
The fact he checks up on you and hates you going out is a sure sign he is the one playing away.when anyones unfaithfull,it always makes them insecure and thinks the other person is at it.My ex was the same,wouldnt let me go anywhere without the kids and always checked up on me,whilst all the time it was him doing the dirty.you are extremely strong to keep this to yourself for so long,I know i couldnt of,I am curious as to what will happen after the wedding,good luck |
hey turkeytrott, i truly know where your coming from, and it's not a good place to be.but just know that it'll all work out. i'm going thru a somewhat similar situation, but with kids involved. all i have to say is, "stay strong." |
- Posted by turkeytrott (My Page) on Wed, May 27, 09 at 9:51
So we are a few days away and for the last week or so we haven't really talked much but are not rude towards each other. On thursday 21 he called to say he would be late so I went out. When I got home I went on my facebook to discover that he had created a new account at his sisters with her email attached. So I am now playing his game and have created a few of my own lol,although I have not done them in my name 1 is in the ex-fiance's name which of course I added him and he has sent her a message (not knowing it is really me) I also created an account in his name which I have invited everyone to and told them the other account has been hacked...do I think this is childish yes but I don't want him thinking that just cause he did it elsewhere that I am stupid. I also sent a message to him letting him know this so he is aware I have found his new account saying he lives 3 hours from here. Last friday morning 22 I gave hime a letter saying all of our problems and that we need to split anyway he hasn't said 1 word to me about it. Now he is in suck up mode and I am ok with that because the wedding is so close and I want everything to be as good as we can possibly fake for this wedding.4 days left til the wedding, 5 to have him realize that I am not joking our marriage is gone ! |
- Posted by amyfiddler (My Page) on Wed, May 27, 09 at 11:24
Turkey, This last post says it all. From your point of view, he's a beast, and from your mouth, you play childish games but you're above reproach. I suggest that after you leave him, you take some serious time learning about yourself and what you "do" in relationships when things aren't going so well (because that happens normally) and make some attempts to change. The tragedy is one of two things - you won't take that look, and won't change, and will be in a bad situation again, or you will change, and your eyes will open, and you will know that perhaps all of this was a lost opportunity. Let me guess, you're angry with me now? :) |
- Posted by turkeytrott (My Page) on Wed, May 27, 09 at 14:49
No I am not at all upset with you and I have not even said he was a beast, and yes I have admitted this is childish without question. Unfortunately we got along great for the most part of the first 17 years so I do believe I know how to treat someone when I am in a relationship as he had a breif affair when we were married almost 6 years and we survived it and came out stronger. I do not feel that he deserves respect when he is disrespecting me. In life what goes around comes around, I would never normally behave in this way but I am truly hurt by all this and I guess lashing out without it causing a big scene. My sister in law is furious with his actions and can't believe the fact that I haven't freaked. I am unaware of your marital status but have re-read your first post and don't know too many hubby's who would say ok honey let's go to the computer, when they are hiding stuff. For instance my hubby had a conversation during his lunch on facebook with his (fake..my acct.)ex-fiance while texting lovey dovey crap to my cell. I have no problem letting him go if that is what he wants but why play both sides of the coin. I do plan on telling him again cause he obvisiously doesn't get it that I am fine with this. I have held so much in through this time that I have made many wrong decisions. I truly believed when he bought me my SUV in March that he did want this marriage and I would have wholeheartedly gave it my all but it only took 2 weeks for me to see that he wanted to be single at least on his facebook. Please do not think for a minute that I do not love this man...as I truly do but I can not continue with this hurt and therefore I need to be gone. Am I going about it properly no but I do have the right to treat him as I have been treated...I know 2 wrongs don't make a right. |
- Posted by amyfiddler (My Page) on Wed, May 27, 09 at 15:50
You are contradicting yourself - but I'm sorry you're struggling, anyway. |
- Posted by turkeytrott (My Page) on Wed, May 27, 09 at 16:18
Can you explain to me why you feel I am contradicing myself? |
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Top stats to know: Heat advance to Finals
ESPN Stats & InformationThe 2014 conference finals have been filled with lopsided games. None may have felt more lopsided than this series clincher by the Miami Heat over the Indiana Pacers on Friday. The Heat romped behind their Big Three to advance to the NBA Finals fo...
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Top stats to know: Heat 102, Pacers 90
ESPN Stats & InformationThe Miami Heat controlled Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals from start to finish. Now they're one win away from finishing off the Indiana Pacers, after beating them 102-90 on Monday. The Heat improved to 8-1 at home against the Pacers and...
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Top stats to know: Pacers-Heat Game 4
ESPN Stats & InformationThe Miami Heat overcame a 15-point deficit to defeat the Indiana Pacers Saturday night to take a 2-1 lead in the NBA Eastern Conference Finals. Tonight's game is a virtual must win for the Pacers as the Heat have won all seven series in which they...
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Top stats to know: Pacers-Heat Game 3
ESPN Stats & InformationRon Hoskins/NBAE/Getty ImagesThe Pacers and Heat will battle again on Saturday in a crucial Game 3.The Eastern Conference Finals heads to South Beach on Saturday as the Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat face off in a critical Game 3 with the series tied ...
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Top stats to know: Heat-Pacers Game 2
ESPN Stats & InformationAndy Lyons/Getty ImagesCan LeBron James and the Heat bounce back to win Game 2 tonight?The Miami Heat will look to even the series tonight (8:30 ET on ESPN) against the Indiana Pacers after suffering an 11-point defeat in Game 1. Let's take a loo...
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Keys to victory: Pacers 107, Heat 96
ESPN Stats & InformationThis was apparently the game the Indiana Pacers had been waiting for to put forth their best performance of the NBA playoffs. The Pacers led wire-to-wire to beat the Miami Heat in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, as their starters outscore...
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Keys to victory: Pacers 95, Wizards 92
ESPN Stats & InformationThe Indiana Pacers looked a little vulnerable at the start of their Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Washington Wizards. They don't look so vulnerable any more, not after rallying from a 19-point deficit on the road to beat the Wiza...
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"Wow Stats" for every NBA Playoff series
ESPN Stats & InformationDavid Liam Kyle/NBAE/Getty ImagesKevin Durant has the fourth-highest postseason scoring average in NBA history.The NBA playoffs get underway on Saturday. Before they do, here's a stat you should know on each of the eight first-round series. (1) Sa...
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Top stats to know: Indiana Pacers
ESPN Stats & InformationRon Hoskins/NBAE/Getty ImagesCan Paul George and the Pacers stop LeBron James and the Heat tonight?The two best teams in the Eastern Conference face off tonight at 8 ET on ESPN. Here are the key storylines for the Indiana Pacers heading into this hug...
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Wizards get above .500 with help of D
ESPN Stats & InformationEntering Monday, the Washington Wizards had been at or below .500 for 355 straight games, easily the longest streak in the NBA entering Monday (the next-longest streak is now 63 games by the Milwaukee Bucks). The Wizards had failed to get over .500 i...
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Durant continues a 40-point barrage
ESPN Stats & InformationThe 40-point game has become a rather ordinary NBA occurrence in the past week. Kevin Durant's amazing 41-point effort in the Oklahoma City Thunder's comeback win against the Atlanta Hawks on Monday was the eighth such game in the past seven days....
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All-Star Cast: Case for first-timers
ESPN Stats & InformationDavid Richard/USA TODAY SportsDamian Lillard's clutch shots could help him earn his first All-Star selection.The NBA will announce its full All-Star Game rosters on Thursday, and a number of players have made a case to make their first appearance in ...
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Top stats to know: Lakers at Thunder
ESPN Stats & InformationThe Los Angeles Lakers will be on the road to face the Oklahoma City Thunder Friday night (8 ET on ESPN). The Thunder have been playing very well, winning 12 of their last 13 games. Home sweet home The Thunder are a perfect 10-0 at home this seas...
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Hot start powers Pacers, Blazers
ESPN Stats & InformationESPN Stats & InformationPaul George has been efficient all over the court this season.The top team in the West meets the top in the East as the Trail Blazers host the Pacers at 10 Eastern. The two teams have combined to win 88.2 percent of their g...
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Wade, Heat get inside in win vs Pacers
ESPN Stats & InformationAP Photo/Lynne SladkyDwyane Wade and the Heat have a lot to celebrate after beating the Pacers in Game 7. For the second year in a row, the Miami Heat survive a Game 7 to reach the NBA Finals, this time beating the Indiana Pacers 99-76 on Monday nig...
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Numbers favor ... in Game 7
ESPN Stats & InformationMCT/ZUMA Press/Icon SMI LeBron James (right) averages 34.3 PPG in three career Game 7s, the most in NBA history. Paul George (left) will try to lead the Pacers to their first-ever Conference Finals Game 7 win.The Indiana Pacers visit the Miami Heat ...
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When Amelia Bedelia helps out with the school Thanksgiving play, she causes quite a scene. Let's all give thanks for another funny new Amelia Bedelia story!
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Direct Selling Mocked
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Native Nebraskan in the Pacific Northwest. Chief Storyteller at Bonehook, a guide service and bait shop for brands. Co-founder and editor of AdPulp. Contributor to The Content Strategist. Doer of the things written about herein.
This entire Mac campaign has always been peculiar. It masquerades as soft sell, but really employs hard sell tactics.
On the one hand, David, your headline implies that Mac is mocking direct response. But the truth is, the entire campaign is rooted in direct response tactics, right down to literally depicting a side-by-side comparison.
Is this latest spot just an attempt to combat the success of direct sellers like Dell?
It's also interesting that Apple stores are probably being hurt sales-wise by competitors like CompUSA and Best Buy, who successfully sell Macs by using direct response promotional tactics.
I did think it was a slam on Dell, more than Microsoft itself. Of course, Microsoft's OS runs Dell's machines.
As for using direct tactics to rip on the direct business model, it tempts me to think there are some real craftsmen behind this work.
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Want To Get Into Shape In Ultra Cool Style? Try Wood And Leather Weights
by Laurie Kay OlsonAs more and more of us in the U.S. are being faced with a serious battle of the bulge, more of us are putting exercise equipment into our homes. This can have a rather industrial-looking effect on home decor if you aren't wealthy enough to have a separate home gym. For the rest of us there is a set of Wood and Leather Dumbbells that is decorative as well as functional.
Hands-Free Wash, Exfoliate, & Massage Your Feet With The FootMate® Shower System
by Boomer BabeIf you know someone with a bad back, sore feet, a very small shower
stall, or who just likes to be pampered (I think that includes just
about everybody, doesn't it?), the FootMate® Shower System is a perfect gift, and one which will probably be a delightful surprise to your giftee.
Aston Martin Vanquish 60th Anniversary Edition Features Reclaimed Piston Dash Bezels
by Motors.newIconic British luxury sports car manufacturer Aston Martin Lagonda Limited is celebrating its 60th year in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, in a unique and special way: by building a select edition of six Aston Martin Vanquish convertibles whose dashboard bezels are made from reclaimed pistons salvaged from historic Aston Martin sports cars.
Want To Celebrate A Really Hairy Christmas? Get Beard Baubles
by Laurie Kay Olson'Tis the season to be decking the halls with boughs of holly, but it may be time to look at new ways to decorate for the holidays. I'm not talking ugly Christmas sweater parties either. The new thing for men with excessive amounts of facial hair is to be decorating their beards for the holiday with Beard Baubles. Seriously. I'm not kidding.
Innovative Digital Fabrication: 4D Printed Dress Made With Kinematics
by M Dee DubroffDigital fabrication is exploding in the world of fashion design, making it possible to print almost everything under the sun (except maybe the sun). Read on to learn more about one company's plunge into 4-D printing.
Spice Box: Monthly Subscription Service Inspires Customers To Heat Things Up
by Beth Graddon-HodgsonBox of goodie subscriptions have been all the rage in the past year,
with businesses offering door-to-door delivery of makeup, underwear,
razors, beauty products, dog items, and even dates in a box (the
activity, not the dried fruit). Another new concept has turned up the
heat for the trend.
Rilakkuma Condoms Make Cute & Conscientious Gifts
by Steve LevensteinRilakkuma "Honey" Condoms by Okamoto feature colorful box and wrapper art that's so cute, giftees might think they've been presented with a box of delicious sweet treats. Contraception just got a lot more adorable!
The Perfect Gift For A Hobbyist: A Handheld Digital Microscope
by Must Love GadgetsIf you have family members or friends who are collectors, lovers of
small objects, crafters, or electronics dabblers, they might just
consider the 500X Digital Microscope a necessity. Certainly, it will be one of the best gifts they will ever receive....
Koenigsegg Set To Sell Street-Legal Supercars In The USA
by Motors.newSwedish supercar manufacturer Koenigsegg has certified one of its super-fast, super-expensive supercars for sale in the United States and plans to do the same with its yet-to-be-announced next model. This is great news for Americans who've been longing for a street-legal Koenigsegg – and have got the necessary $1.65 million required for its purchase.
Want To Make Your Farts Smell Better? Take A Pill!
by Laurie Kay OlsonOne of the great scourges of society since the dawn of man has been our periodic ability to produce copious amounts of odiferous methane. In other words, we can really stink up the place with our farts. It is a fact that is met with both agony and jest, especially when stuck in close quarters with one another. What to do? The answer is here! A little old man in France, Christian Poincheval, put his inventor hat on and has come up with a simple little pill that will make all that gas a whole lot more pleasant.
EDAG Light Cocoon Concept Car Makes Like A Leaf
by Motors.newHow light is the EDAG Light Cocoon concept car? Well, it's skinned in fabric four times lighter than standard copier paper for one thing. Unlike paper, however, the revolutionary Texapore Softshell outdoor textile won't wilt in the rain.
CrossKicks Turn Your Old Shoes Into Solid Grip Basketball Shoes
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Control Him If You Can. Train Your Zoomer Dino
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Mobius II: A Car Built In Africa By Africans For Africans
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Want To Rock Out With The Empire? Then You Need A Death Star Speaker
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YouBionic is Technology You Can Wear: Italian Designer Unveils 3D Printed Bionic Hand
by Paul FitzgeraldFederico Ciccarese is an Italian technology designer in Milan who wants to lend a big helping hand to amputees around the world – literally. The 33 year-old has just invented YouBionic, which is a 3D printed bionic hand. While still in the design, research and discovery phase, Ciccarese will be testing amputees with his invention in early 2015.
The Dare-Droid Dress: Edgy, Cool and Technosensual
by M Dee DubroffTechnosensual is the name of a Viennese exhbit that showcases fashion blending with cutting edge technology. Read on to learn more about this fascinating trend that still lingers in the innovative ether of the air.
Chinese Restaurant Offers Discounts Based On Sex & Weight
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Scandic To Go: Pop Up Hotel Accomodates You Wherever You Are
by Beth Graddon-HodgsonHave you ever found yourself stranded in the middle of nowhere, not yet
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HOnk HOnk HOnk: The Top 10 Over-The-Top Holiday Decorated Vehicles
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Dell and HP Agree to Ship Sun's Java in PCs
Jun 13, 2003
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Sun Microsystems scored a victory for its Java programming language as Dell Computer and Hewlett-Packard, the world's two largest personal computer makers, agreed to ship Java technology on all their PCs. The agreements will reportedly help Sun overcome reluctance by software giant Microsoft to distribute Java on its Windows XP operating platform. Java consists of a programming language and supporting software that allows programmes to run on a variety of different systems without having to be changed for each one. Typical software is written for specific platforms. While Windows remains the dominant desktop platform, Java is increasingly popular in corporate computer and in mobile phones. Sun has long been trying to convince PC makers to sell their machines with Java already built in order to make its technology more accessible to users. Sun said it expected "many more" PC makers will start shipping the latest Java technology. The company recently announced a campaign to promote the Java brand in the hopes of getting a sales lift from the increasingly pervasive nature of the language. Critics complain that Sun, while creating the language, has gained little direct benefit from Java's success. (FT.com)
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I am getting the following mini's from rob at lakeside for mothers day and i am soooooo excited...super nice guy btw!!!
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Football: De La Salle outlasts Phillips 51-48
By Mike Clark firstname.lastname@example.com August 31, 2013 8:06PM
De La Salle's Mikale Wilbon points back at Phillips' Jamal Brown (23) and Brandan Lane (3) as he completes his run for a touchdown. | Patrick Gleason/For Sun-Times Media
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Playing without Ohio State-bound OL Jamarco Jones (still rehabbing from offseason shoulder surgery), De La Salle still had just enough offense from quarterback Shelby Spence and running back Mikale Wilbon to edge Bronzeville rival Phillips at Soldier Field. Meteors coach Dan O'Keefe said Jones is expected to miss two to four games.
After Phillips quarterback Dewayne Collins threw a 45-yard TD pass to Trumain Moorer with 2:10 left to cut the deficit to 51-48, De La Salle recovered an onside kick and ran out the clock.
Wilbon ran 24 times for 224 yards and two touchdowns. Spence was 23-of-35 passing for 265 yards and a score, and also ran for 37 yards and three TDs. Phillips quarterback Dewayne Collins passed for 239 yards and two scores and ran for two TDs.
After a quiet first quarter that ended with De La Salle up 10-7, the teams combined for eight touchdowns in the next 13 minutes. Phillips scored the last two in the first minute of the third quarter, cutting a 38-21 deficit to 38-35.
"We've still got some work to do. As you can see, we had some turnovers and a lot of penalties. We're going right back to the (drawing) board, back to work." — Wilbon.
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MOVIES Hey, Jena Malone, great news! Remember how you told us that ''Vinyl,'' the rock & roll indie you're starring in with Thora Birch and Lukas Haas, had lost its financing? Well, Thora (who's also your producer) confirmed, like, minutes after we spoke to you that the movie's definitely happening! ''Yep, we're going! We just opened our production offices,'' she said. But don't feel bad you didn't know, Jena, 'cause Thora's totally on it: ''I'll have to talk to her about it. I don't think our director, Richard [Zelniker], has had a chance to.''... Congratulations, Paul Dinello, for scoring the director's chair in the feature-film version of ''Strangers With Candy,'' Comedy Central's nutty, after-school-special-ish series that you cocreated and starred in with Amy Sedaris and Stephen Colbert. You also just opened your production offices and are set to start shooting in the New York area in June!
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Larry Flick serves as the Dean of the College of Education at Oregon State University. His academic and research interests include the psychology of concept formation in science and mathematics and methods of teaching where teachers attend to student thinking, orient students to each other in structured discussion of big scientific and mathematical ideas, and position students for equal access to worthwhile tasks and classroom discourse. Recently, he has been examining the role of context in establishing purpose for learning science and studying the kinds of cognitive and social resources afforded by the setting. His current research uses analysis of classroom teaching, structured interviews, structured observation protocols, and quantitative methods for studying learning environments and professional learning communities.
Larry Flick earned a Ph.D. in Science Education from Indiana University after teaching at the elementary and middle school levels for 12 years, Dr. Flick also holds a B.S. in electrical engineering from Purdue University, an M.A.T. from Northwestern. He holds a Professorship of Science Education in the College of Science. Dr. Flick has been a board member for the Council for Elementary Science International, National Science Teachers Association, and the Association for the Education of Teachers in Science. He has served on the editorial board of Journal for Research in Science Teaching, the Journal for Science Teacher Education, and a co-editor editor for the journal School Science and Mathematics.
Dr. Flick has received competitive funding from the National Science Foundation and US Department of Education managed through the Oregon ESEA Title IIB Math/Science Partnership. He has also received funding from the Department of Energy and Westinghouse Corporation.
He is eager to begin developing the College of Education foci on STEM education and cultural and linguistic diversity.
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The College of Education is an international leader in innovative research and the preparation of scholars and lifelong learning leaders in two signature areas critical to an increasingly complex and global society: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and cultural and linguistic diversity. Through our research and professional preparation, we contribute to the development of a literate citizenry prepared to be engaged, reflective, creative, and caring members of their communities, as well as the world.


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Hi everyone! I am new to this site, and I was hoping someone could offer me advice about the Working Advantage discount tickets for WDW. My husband and I are going on an anniversary trip, and I can save over $70 if I purchase my tickets through WA, but I'm afraid to trust the site. Any advice?
Oh, btw, I became a member of WA when I purchased a Red Zone fundraising card from our high school football team. Thanks!! Crykielynn |
They got some good discounts, especially on movie tickets, but you have to buy in bulk and in bulk the mind thinks "I'm never going to go that many times" and so I don't, but in the end I should have :) I just looked at the Working Advantage site, was curious what kind of discount I could get for next year, an 8 day park hopper for my partner and I would save us about $85 if I didn't book it with my resort stay online |
I too have Working Advantage discounts through my husbands work.
I think I am going to go ahead and purchase the discount tickets. I don't think I have ever seen discounts so large! |
I also have WA through my employer (who I doubt would use them if they were questionable as we are a HUGE company!).
I have looked at WDW ticket prices but since who knows when I'll be going back, haven't really compared. They look like a good deal. Just don't forget taxes or other fees. Welcome to the Disboards! |
Thanks everyone for your replies. I think I'm going to go for it, and purchase the tickets. I'll let you all know how it goes. :)
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I'm going to buy fencing materials this weekend, so if anyone has any final thoughts or ideas, I'd appreciate it. While enclosing the garden is partly ornamental, I also hope to discourage the few deer we have from walking into the vegetables.
I'm thinking of using a 3' wire mesh fence (2" x4") with a couple of wires above. The green metal fence posts will probably be about 4 1/2' tall, with one gate under a black metal arbor and a larger gate for the lawn mower...still deciding on materials for these. I might get a black metal gate from Lowe's for the arch (mom has this and it looks nice) but for the bigger gate, still thinking. While the fence is fairly utilitarian, I'm hoping to surround the garden with both edible and non-edible shrubs and flowers to attract beneficials insects. Blueberries, spirea, forsythia, butterfly bush, with perennial flowers and some bulbs and lots of annuals to fill in until the shrubs mature. I have purple raspberries in the garden area, but I'm hesitant to put red raspberries along the border. They'd be great, until they spread into the rest of the beds. Also using the lilacs as a hedge between the garden and the road, but will be able to mow around these, to keep down the suckers. Might have to do something like this with the red raspberries, too :) We don't have rabbits or trouble with other smaller animals, since we have a lot of barn kitties, but smaller mesh fencing is supposed to work well. I often see pictures of split rail fences with wire mesh enclosing a potager. Pretty and very rustic, but I'm too lazy to dig post holes, so metal posts for me. (LOL) They go better with the metal posts used for the horse fence, too. |
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Looks like a pretty good plan. I have a chicken wire fence with just 1x1 supports. The front of it disappears since I have a border on each side of it. Last year I plant corn across the back which also helped to disguise it. It was a risk since I wasn't sure if the deer would take a little taste once the corn grew above the fence, but no problems. I like the idea of the matching gate for your arbor. As for your other gate, I am the wrong person to comment. Mine is held on with some baling wire I found lying around. It is very sad. |
- Posted by lavender_lass WA zone 4 (My Page) on Sun, May 30, 10 at 11:52
Ali-b, Baling wire is the cornerstone of any good project...at least out here on the farm :) Well, the best plans...I ended up getting a bunch of forsythia and blueberry shrubs on clearance...so now it's a hedge around the garden! LOL I couldn't see spending at least $100 on fencing, when I could get all these shrubs for less...so with the lilacs and wild roses I already have growing around the farm, I'm hoping to have enough to plant all the way around the garden. I'll be busy today! |
Those will fill in nicely and since rabbits aren't a problem that should work out great. It'll look great in early spring with the forsythias and later spring when the blueberry blooms and into fall when the blueberries turn red. I hear you on the fencing cost. A little at a time, I've been buying black vinyl covered mesh wire fencing to replace my chicken wire. I thought the black would go better with the black aluminum fence that goes around our backyard and is visible from the garden. Now, as to when it will get installed.....Currently, the rolls of fencing are serving as a great place for garter snakes to warm up in the morning. |
- Posted by lavender_lass WA zone 4 (My Page) on Mon, May 31, 10 at 13:35
Black mesh fencing sounds like it will be perfect for your garden. Too bad about the snakes...they'll be "homeless" soon enough :) I didn't finish until it was almost dark, but I did get all the shrubs planted...plus a bunch of veggies and a few flowers. I need about four more blueberry shrubs and then I'm hoping to use some wild roses on the last side, to go behind some gallica roses and herbs. It's prettier than a fence and my husband likes it...so I'd say it's a success! LOL |
I am impressed. That is a lot of shrubbery to plant. I'll bet you are a bit sore this morning. It's refreshing to me to be able to put in a day's work in the garden and the results are totally visible. |
Hi All, What do you suggest for fencing when rabbits are an issue? I have some rabbits in our back yard, and right now I have a green wire fence in the ground with metal posts around my vegetable garden. I'd like to turn the garden into a potager, and it would be great to have fencing that looks a little nicer. Are there any shrubs or plants that rabbits won't go around that would keep them out? |
I'm not really aware of any plants that will keep rabbits out. You could put some bee/bird attracting shrubbery around your fencing. Then it will camouflage the fencing and bring more pollinators to your garden. While they may be invasive in some areas, I have some butterfly bushes plus catmint, yarrow, anise hyssop, grasses to hide my poor fence. They all have a long bloom time and are covered in bees. |
- Posted by carol6ma_7ari zones 6 & 7a (My Page) on Wed, Jun 9, 10 at 9:25
From what I see around here (coastal RI) we don't have many deer, but if it's a bad winter and they're hungry and desperate, they may eat those shrubs on the outside of a fence, then jump in and eat what's inside. My present potager fencing goes up only 4 ft. on the north and 3 ft. on the south: not enough. Posts are tall, though. So I'll be adding horizontal strong wires at 1 ft. increments. These will be used to train my climbing roses onto, and have the additional advantage of garroting leaping deer. :) Carol |
Thanks Carol and Ali-b for your great suggestions. Carol, I grew up in northwestern Rhode Island and used to visit coastal RI every once in awhile. Loved it there! I do not have any deer around my house because I live in an open development, but I do have lots of rabbits around. I like the idea of just planting shrubs and flowers around the fence to hide it. It might take awhile for the plants to grow tall enough, but eventually it should look great. Thank you both! |
You're welcome. BTW, I planted a new section of my front border last year and it has really filled in nicely. I tend to buy larger plants as they go on discount. Even if it's super hot out, the plants usually survive as long as I give them lots of water. I've even bought some perennials (only $1-$2 each!) just before the first frost and left them in their pots buried in my empty raised beds. All of them made it. |
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(Sacramento Bee) State environmental leaders this week hailed California's first auction of carbon emissions credits a huge success.
But budget writers are hardly thrilled.
A low price for credits and minimal demand for future offsets suggest California will see a mere fraction of the $1 billion that Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers estimated the state would receive this fiscal year.
The nation's brokeyest broke state was depending on the money from the auctions to fix their fiscal house have more money to waste on foolish projects, reelection promises, free stuff, and supporting illegal immigrants who make up one third of their prison population. They pegged their hopes on something that had yet to occur, and were Facebooked
As California sells credits, it stands to benefit financially. Brown and lawmakers assumed California would take in $1 billion total this year, spending $500 million on state budget relief and $500 million on curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
The California Air Resources Board sold $289 million in credits this month, but most of the money is dedicated for utilities and their ratepayers. That leaves $55.8 million for the state.
$289 million is not chump change, of course. But, again, they were pining for $1 billion. That's what was built in to the budget for spending.
State leaders erred on another market prediction when they assumed Facebook shares would trade at $35 this fall. The stock has traded below $25 since August, and the analyst estimates that California will see $626 million less than expected as a result.
The LAO said last week the state faces a lingering $1.9 billion deficit, partly because of less Facebook and cap-and-trade money.
So, they pinned their financial hopes on, well, hope, rather than actual economic conditions. Is it any surprise they have a $1.9 billion deficit?
Even David Roberts, one of Grist's super climate terrorists Believers, thinks that carbon taxes are silly. One thing to note is that if done properly, the costs for CO2 goes down.
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A couple of years ago my wife found two terrier mixes running along side the freeway. She has a very soft spot for strays and has save many furry lives over the years and has found homes for at least a dozen dogs.
I've never figured out why dogs love it so much when you roll down the window in your car and let them stick their face out. Most of us humans would rather not have wind in our face but dogs love it and it doesn't matter if it's a cold snowy day
I read about this today in the Billlings Gazette. If you are a pet owner, you need to be aware that there is a quarantine in Big Horn County. According to the t.v. news station KTVQ "The Department of Livestock issued a quarantine order on Wednesday after a skunk tested positive for rabies".
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Hello folks! I have a mini rose bush that lives in my grow room and would like to feed her some bonemeal, but the directions are not very clear on how much I can use or if I can mix it with water to apply it or what. Also I don't know how often to feed. Any help would make my little plant very happy! Thanks in advance. |
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- Posted by gardenfanatic MO zone5 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 23, 09 at 16:30
I don't think mixing it with water and adding is the way to go. Also, FYI - triple superphosphate is a better source of phosphorus than bone meal. Plants can absorb it better. I'd use a tablespoon yearly in the spring. Deanna |
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- Posted by phil_schorr z6St.Louis (My Page) on Thu, Jul 23, 09 at 23:54
You can either sprinkle it around the base of the plant at the drip line and scratch it in, or you can poke three or four holes down a few inches and put a teaspoon in each. The roots will find it. |
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There is not one single song on this album that I don't LOVE. Excellent. And I hope to hear these songs at the next Ozzfest. And HOPEFULLY there will be a "Black Rain" tour after that. Very well thought out lyrics, and I do like the fact that you made a statement by using biodegradable materials for the packaging. I've been buying your music and going to your concerts for close to 30 years. You are the reason rock and roll will never die. <3
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This whole c.d. is just the best behind BLIZZARD OF OZZ, AND NO MORE TEARS. GOOD SOLOS, BASS, and of course, the best voice in rock n roll, OZZY,S!!!!!!!!!!
Just behind BLIZZARD OF OZZ, I feel this new c.d. is 2nd best, 3rd is NO MORE TEARS.
Just behind BLIZZARD OF OZZ, I feel this new c.d. is 2nd best, 3rd is NO MORE TEARS.
Yet again another brilliant piece of work...
Every song caught my attention... not an easy feat in todays world of cookie cutter music.
Thanks again for the inspiration you give me in my music.
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FLORIDA, February 18, 2013 — As I mentioned yesterday, Bob Mackie is one of our most famous clothing designers.
For the last several decades, his work has been worn by too many celebrities to even mention here. His clothing designs have also been featured in television movies and series alike. What sets Mackie's designs apart from the standard Hollywood fare, though, is their imaginative quality and sweeping grandeur.
In the first part of our discussion, Mackie explained how he was inspired to become a designer, his first major break in the fashion industry, and what he thought was the distinctive quality of his work that people find appealing.
Now, he tells us about the greatest challenge of his career, what the best reward of his career has been, and whether or not he sees a trend toward more formal fashion norms in the future.
Joseph F. Cotto: What has been the greatest challenge of your career?
Bob Mackie: I don't know; I think that everyday is a challenge. When I come into work, if I'm designing a new print or embroidery or if I'm designing an entire show, the thing is, it's all just a challenge. Somebody said, "You treat it like the daily crossword puzzle. You have to solve the problem."
I try very hard to do it that way but also to inspire and make it more fun and, to me, I'm doing just what I did always as a kid, and I just kind of worked right into adulthood and kept doing it forever.
Cotto: From your standpoint, what is the best reward of being a designer?
Mackie: I don't know. I think, again, the best reward for me is solving the problems and doing it well, and having it absolutely work. Of course if you're a fashion designer, you want it to sell. You want to make money on it. That's the whole point. I don't approach it that way particularly; I never have, but there's a certain sense of satisfaction when something really works beautifully and people like it.
You know, your customer likes it, but again, that could be a producer or a star or it could just be the lady next door who ordered it off of television. If they're happy and we sell lots of something and we don't get a lot of returns, of course that's a good thing.
Cotto: Over the last several years, fashion norms have become far more casual than in the past. Do you see a trend toward formalization in the future or casualization?
Mackie: You know, you just go on an airplane and see what people wear or just what they come to work in sometimes. Lately, I've noticed that the young men in fashion have started wearing suits and ties and they feel just so dressed up and fabulous. Then I think, "Hey, we used to do that everyday." I like it; I think clothes can be so boring, and very often they are. I try very hard to, within today's fashion, make them less boring and more fun to wear and beautiful colors and maybe an embellishment here or there that makes it really exciting.
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