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Mandatory (?) WLE Upgrade
Here is part of a post I found in a Windows "user2user" newsgroup populated by some Microsoft "MVPs":
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...I believe the design intent is to lock out all pre WLE 2011 QFE3 programs on Vista/Win7 until the upgrade is installed but due to problems with downloading the bits or backend server related problems, it may not be functioning as completely intended. In any event - if ***your o/s is Win7 or Vista*** and you are using Windows Live Mail QFE2 (or Messenger, or PhotoGallery, Mesh) or earlier (including any WLE 2009 version) then it is in your best interest to upgrade. - Imo opinion the best way to upgrade is via manually downloading the full version or web installer from MSFT and do not upgrade via the Task Bar or Program upgrade notifications. What you should do ? 1. Back up your contacts to a csv file or vcf files (if you can't open WLM, ignore any upgrade requests, skip this step and go to step 2 below) - imo for Vista or Win7 vcf files is preferred. Export all contacts to a blank folder and import all those VCF files into your Windows profile 'Users/Contacts folder'. WLMail doesn't use that folder but WLM easily imports contacts from that folder into WLM. 2. Download the full version installer (recommended) or web installer - links to both full and web installers stored on the Msft server can be found on my blog Windows Live Downloads http://liveunplugged.wordpress.com/2012/03/20/windows-live-downloads-version-2/ 3. Close all Windows Live Essential applications 4. Run the full or web installer download file by rt. click and select run as administrator 5. Once the installer loads, do not accept the default install. Select the option titled - Let me choose .... 6. Uncheck any application you do not want installed (e.g. Bing Bar, Family Safety). Any existing applications will already be shown as ready for the update (remember this is an installer, not an uninstaller). 7. Wait for the upgrade to finish (do not interrupt). 8. Once done, ignore any prompts to open or start using the program (cancel them). 9. Restart your machine. 10. If WLM is installed then open it and verify all email accounts and contacts are intact. If not using a Live ID to sign on to Live services, ensure that you are not signed on. Review your email accounts and messages. Click on Contacts (icon is lower left of left hand folder pane) and verify that your contacts are present. ...winston ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the link to WLE from Microsoft: Windows Live Essentials - Download Windows Live Essentials FWIW, I'm using WLM 2009 and will continue to do so as long as possible. If/when I find WLM won't open w/o the update I'll follow the above advice except that I would go to the Microsoft link shown and use the web installer so I can download and install WLM by itself. After that I may go back for additional parts of the WLE suite. Since I have been "signing-in" to WLM all along, I've been using my "signed-in" contact list which should simply populate the contact pane upon signing in...no need to back up, export, import, or worry about loosing any contacts. |
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There are over 250 negative comments about the "upgrade" here: Mandatory Update to Windows Live Essentials is now available - Microsoft Answers
While there may be little we can do about any new features that may be unneeded, I believe we stand a better chance of doing a successful upgrade if we follow winston's suggestions in my previous post. Also, if you have not been signing-in, it may be advisable to save your contacts to the c:/users/<username>/Contacts folder as winston suggests so that you can reimport them into the "upgraded" WLM if necessary. |
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So far I have not been forced to "upgrade" WLM. That may be because I'm still using the non-ribbon 2009/2010 version, never installed any other part of the Essentials suite, and have never installed or even signed in to Messenger. I do always sign in automatically to Mail to let Microsoft save and keep my contact list up to date.
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I have an undercounter dishwater model number KUDSO1IJ 8269904.
The last time it work was a week ago; and oddliful I had to go through the manual and do a dain before it would start. This time I did when it would not start and drain it around 18 times or 36 minutes and spend about 1.5 hour trying to make it work with no luck. Here is what takes place. I set my usually setting to Normal Cycle and Options to: Sani Rinse. The Status indictor should flicker showing it is working but it just has two dashes across the display and then after 20 seconds it clears the display and settings. When it does work the display just flickers two marks diagonally and you can hear the dishwasher try on and the mechnicals pumping, etc.... for the start of the water cycle. Now, completely silient. What do you thnk is wrong with the dishwasher and how do I fix it? And do I need to call service? |
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Why don't you call KA support line and ask them for a diagnosis? |
- Posted by harry_wild (My Page) on Mon, Jan 30, 12 at 22:24
I know the diagnosis; it a dirty film that prevents the contact from working. My model was made with an membrane that is on the outside and I do not know how to separate it and not damage the membrane when I go and seal it again. KitchenAid will not diagnois a problem with any component. They will send a Service Tech at a very high price to do it! |
Sticking/failed touchpads on the panel is a fairly common problem. Control panels are not designed for repair, replacement of the entire panel which includes the touch membrane (the main controller board is a separate item) is required. Changing the panel is an easy DIY job, parts can be found online at "reasonable" prices -- SearsPartsDirect.com, PartsTap.com, AppliancePartsPros.com, RepairClinic.com, and many others. Also eBay (both individuals and storefront sellers), find the correct part number and search eBay for it. Your model number is incomplete, there should be three more characters, the last of which is an engineering change code that's relevant to correct replacement parts. Friend of mine changed the panel on his mother's KA couple years ago, and I did the panel on a Whirlpool unit in another friend's rental property a couple months ago. |
- Posted by harry_wild (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 23:15
Hi Dadoes, Thanks for the reply. My model number of the dishwasher is kud5s011jwh0. But I want the stainless steel control panel not the "white". Do you know of any sources where they will return it if it does not work or that was not the problem? Thanks. |
Repairclinic.com will refund you if the part is wrong, does not fix the problem, etc., for a full year. |
Better research the fires in some of these models before you do or order anything. |
PartsTap takes returns on any part (including electronics) for 30 days (shipping is refunded if they sent the wrong item at their fault) and has a one year warranty (replacement, not refund) on any failed item. Sears takes returns on some items as per the individual item description. I've done returns to both. Harry, you're all over the map with that model number. I think it should be KUDS01IJWH0. The unit apparently was produced in five door panel color choices: I don't think there is a stainless steel control panel, only black, white, almond, and biscuit. There are four panels listed. All are stated as substitutions for the original. If the diagrams and pics I'm finding are accurate, the machine originally had a "semi-integrated" panel with buttons along the top edge and a display badge toward the right front. The replacement panel apparently is a "traditional"-style panel with buttons on the front, not top. * A lot of almond-colored parts are NLA. I couldn't get an almond lid last year for a Kenmore washer. |
AppliancePartsPros.com also has a 365-day return allowance. |
- Posted by harry_wild (My Page) on Fri, Feb 3, 12 at 10:13
Here is the story behind my wanting a stainless steel control panel. All my other appliances are stainless steel and I recently upgrade the dishwasher front panel from white to stainless steel too. So I need to finish it to have an "original" Kitchenaid stainless steel dishwasher. Thanks for the info and I will decide after a call to Kitchenaid to see how much they charge! |
wow, you're really thinking about spending $$$ on something that might be dangerous ? |
- Posted by harry_wild (My Page) on Fri, Feb 3, 12 at 11:30
Made my purchase at the PartStore.com - a Best Buy Company! It was about $40 less then any other parts online stores that I checked out in general. While a few had a it $60 more then PartStore.com! Many did not list this part online but you are suppose to call them and when you did they had it but it was in the $55-$60 more too! Pays to do some research into the price that close to 40% of the retail price for the part which is around $180 some dollars too! Thanks for all the help! Will follow up after installation! |
Harry - you are not the least bit concerned about some of these catching on fire ??? |
Antss, How bout at least trying to be a bit impartial??? Have you bothered to warn the folks on the Laundry forum about your favorite brand and the recall??? At least be consistent, even thou I like my Elux appliances, I did provide links to when they were having the fridge problems (not fires thou), and I have also mentioned that there have been few reviews on their DW's so -----anyway you get the idea??? Gary |
dodge - I very RARELY if ever visit the laundry forum. Sorry. And just to be clear - Miele recalled those without even a threat of litigation, while our good friends at Whirlpool like to deny there even are any problems with their products, let alone recall them and sometimes even make the customers pay for repairs of the stuff a la the ovens. It was also 4 years ago and was ultimately due to faulty install - which Miele is rarely directly responsible for. A design , such that it takes a rocket scientist to install it is not prudent IMO though. This (DW prob.) is on a much grander scale and spans well over 5 years of production and is in no way contingent on install. |
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Adding slivered almonds to the crust of this fish dish gives it a rich, unique flavor. Try the coating with other fish for a similar result.
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2. Combine panko, parmesan, nuts, parsley, zest, remaining 1 tsp. olive oil, and a pinch of salt and pepper. Evenly cover fillets with almond mixture. Bake until fish is opaque in center, 6 to 8 minutes. Serve with more lemon.
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Hate is not a word we use in our house, ever. We consider it a swear word. Now that my 2 older boys are in school, I've noticed that they casually use "hate" a lot, such as "I hate this game" or "I hate chicken." We discuss it every time, but this is getting REALLY old. I know it's from being with so many other kids all day that don't consider hate a bad word.
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- Posted by Carlotta_Bull (My Page) on Thu, Jan 30, 03 at 10:55
We went through the "hate" phase, when she was 3rd-4th grade. DD is 13 now & we're dealing with "shut up" and "f**k you." Whenever she says it, I say "We don't talk like that in this house. Please use another word." Then we go through a list of acceptable substitutes for the expletive deleted. I feel like a broken record sometimes, but constant correction is the only way I've found to get rid of the behavior. Ignoring it didn't work for her. |
What if one of them said he or she hated evil? |
- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Fri, Jan 31, 03 at 0:12
The F word in our house got more than a talk, and so we never heard it again. I never want to be in family conversations that sound like the Osbornes. |
- Posted by Momma_Bird_OH (My Page) on Mon, Feb 3, 03 at 9:39
The boys and I sat down this weekend and made a list of words we don't like. I let them come up with the words and was surprised at how complete they were - they themselves listed "hate, stupid, idiot, dunce, fool, God's name in vain, Jesus' name in vain, and all swear words" Now we have a posted list that I can refer them to if they say any of the words. It seems to be helping so far. |
I never liked the word "hate" either. My sons are in college now, but when they were smaller and the word "hate" would slip out, I would just say, "You mean you don't care for carrots (or whatever). I'm SURE they have said "hate" and all of the other words, but they do not say them in my presence. |
- Posted by socks12345 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 10, 06 at 22:22
I told my kids to save the word "hate" for real evil, not cooked carrots. |
"Hate" is such a strong word for someone so little. My kids are 10, 7, and 4. I will let "hate" slip by if it is in reference to and object, (like carrots) but not another person. I tell them it is not right to hate any body. They can choose not to like that person, but it's not right to hate anyone. As for shut-up, that is a bad word in our house. No one is allowed to say it. It is very rude. I have a friend who allows her children to tell each other to shut up all the time. They even tell her to shut up and it make my blood boil. I can't stand it! F you would not fly here! I'm a grown woman and still to this day, do not say that word in front of my parents. And if I said it at 13 I wouldn't have grown up with any teeth in my mouth! There is no way my child would talk to me like that! Parents, it is YOUR resposibility to teach your children right from wrong. Don't expect them to just know it for themselves. If you let things go then they will feel that it is okay for them to do it. You have to nip it in the bud when something unacceptable happens. |
I strongly agree w/Socks12345--hate has its place--small, but appropriate for certain circumstances. |
kids just use that word eventually itll get old and theyll move on & find a new word. but the more you make it seem to bother you the more theyll wanna use it even tho they sometimes dont know it so give it time.. |
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First there's the noise — the random, free-form fiddling musicians do at practice, waiting for everyone to get set up, dial in their tone. Bassist Dave Lierman slaps out a funk line while drummer Victor Acquilla pounds out a few rolls and adjusts a pedal. In terms of cohesion, it's not unlike what you might hear in an orchestra pit before the concert begins.
The difference here is that when Conspiracy Assassin rehearses, it's loud as hell. Everyone plays through a full stack. Even Acquilla's kit is amplified; the kick hits like a jackhammer. And when he counts off and the band launches into a set that's abrasive to the point of sadism, it's clear that this is the music of anger. It's enough to enrage your parents, anyway.
"It's a kind of release," says guitarist Tano Archuleta. "You know, I'm not an angry person, but when I play this music, I can kind of vent with it."
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"I think that's why a lot of people do it," Lierman agrees. "You can't just go out and deck somebody in the middle of the street when you're pissed off, but you can write a fucking metal-ass riff to make other people deck each other.
"It's like a grudge fuck," he concludes.
What's funny, though, is that amid the eardrum-shattering clamor and the frenzied shredding, in a room containing a bloody papier-mâché leg with a sock on it that hangs from the ceiling and about ten grand worth of the loudest amplifiers money can buy, the guys actually creating this frenetic din are doing so with the placid expressions of someone flipping a coin. Except for vocalist Cy (no last name), for whom the effort of producing his guttural shriek requires a somewhat more anguished countenance, the predominant emotion in the room seems to be one of serene concentration.
Really, Cy is the only member of the band who seems authentically pissed off, in a general sense. "I have nothing to sing about, you know?" he says, explaining his choice of the death growl over more, uh, conventional forms of vocal expression. "Usually, I write based on shit that makes me sick, like how people act, or how they react. It's a general statement."
In a manner of speaking, Conspiracy Assassins (which the members affectionately refer to as "Con-Ass") is a general statement itself: It's metal as fuck. From the guys who make up the band — the type of big, elaborately facial-haired dudes who wear concert T-shirts until they're reduced to rags — to the image the group projects, to the cover art of its new release, A Self Destructive Delusion, which features an image that's, well, there's no other way to describe it than "repulsive," to even the name of the band, Conspiracy Assassins traffics in a classic genre trope: Don't tread on me.
"We gotta keep it metal," offers Acquilla by way of explanation.
Indeed, the band has had a relatively metal history, rife with betrayal and bad blood. The original lineup was formed in 2005 by Acquilla and a guy the members will refer to only as "Ed," who left the band after allegedly embezzling funds the group had socked away for recording.
"It was like Bernie Madoff," says Lierman, "and he made off with all the money."
"The thing about Ed," adds Acquilla, "is we don't mention his name in our presence anymore."
Money problems led to more money problems, and a failure to get reimbursed for funds he had spent out-of-pocket on recording eventually led Lierman to announce he was leaving the band just prior to the 2008 release of Equal Opportunity Destroyer, Conspiracy's first album. Shortly after, the entire crew called it quits.
But about six months later, Archuleta and Cy decided to start it up again. "I was in a project that just wasn't working out," says Archuleta, "and Cy and I wanted to start something new. So we just thought, instead of starting all over from scratch, why don't we just start up Con-Ass again?"
The two brought back Acquilla and played as a three-piece for a while, then worked with another bassist for a few months more before Lierman came back in late 2009. Some months after that, the band recruited its latest member: lead guitarist Tony Engel, an engineer at the studio where they recorded A Self Destructive Delusion, who had been tracking the album. "He learned all the songs in like three weeks," Archuleta recalls.
Crediting the change to their history of playing together, along with Engel's ability to play leads ("We've never really had leads before," says Archuleta), the bandmembers describe the new release as "more cohesive" than the previous one. "We're trying to write songs instead of just writing, like, cool riffs," Acquilla points out. "The first time, it was like we'd all have three or four riffs and just put them together, but this time around, we're more about the writing process, beginning to end."
"We were writing for technicality on the last CD," notes Archuleta. "This CD's a little more structured."
Perhaps, but it's no less technical — in fact, it's probably more so. Where Equal Opportunity Destroyer was steeped in a more traditional metal framework — crunching, blues-based guitar riffs overlaying copious double-kick — A Self Destructive Delusion, while still offering plenty of punishing Mesa Boogie snarl, edges toward a mathier, more hardcore sound that betrays the influence of genre pioneers such as Dillinger Escape Plan. Like that band, Conspiracy Assassins is somewhat self-consciously eclectic, playing around with rhythm, time signature and conventions of the genre (some of the leads are obvious nods to '80s-era metal; Engel is an admitted Maiden fan). And while it is appreciably more structured, that's not to say that the structures aren't complex and multi-layered.


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County medical examiner finds fewer homicides but more suicides in 2011
King County became safer in at least three respects in 2011, thanks to downturns in traffic deaths, drug-related deaths and homicides. But those decreases were offset by a 10-year high in suicides.
The information comes from the King County Medical Examiner's Office (KCMEO) 2011 Annual Report, a compendium of trends and statistics focused on county deaths. Released in November, the 118-page report provides in-depth analysis of deaths that fell under the jurisdiction of the KCMEO, including sudden, unexpected, suspicious or violent deaths.
In 2011, the office examined the deaths of 2,036 people. Autopsies were performed in 59 percent of the cases.
Statistics from 2011 are the most recent available.
The report reveals that 135 people died in traffic-related deaths. By comparison, 150 people in 2010 were killed in motor vehicle collisions. There were also fewer traffic-related deaths than accidental drug overdoses, which accounted for 203 deaths.
The total number of deaths due to drugs and poisons in 2011 fell to 268, three fewer than the previous year. Of the 268 deaths cited in the most recent report, more than two-thirds were caused by intoxication from multiple drugs.
Of particular note to the medical examiner's office was the drug oxycodone. An opioid narcotic pain reliever sometimes sold under the brand name OxyContin, traces of the drug were found in 85 of the deceased. The report notes that two years earlier, in 2009, oxycodone was present in 105 deaths.
Homicides also dropped in 2011, falling to 54. The previous year, 59 people were killed in homicides, which are defined by KCMEO as deaths that result from "injuries inflicted by another person." A homicide does not necessarily imply the other person acted out of criminal intent.
Firearms proved to be the deadliest method when it came to homicides, resulting in the deaths of 35 people. The next highest method was stabbing, which led to nine deaths.
But the number of homicides pales in comparison with the number of suicides. In 2011, 265 people caused "self-inflicted injuries with evidence of intent" to end their own lives, the highest number of suicides in the past decade. King County residents who ended their lives through the Washington Death with Dignity Act were not included in the total.
Even though suicides involve self-inflicted injuries and homicides refer to injuries caused by another person, the two share at least one link: firearms. One hundred sixteen people who committed suicide chose a firearm.
When the number of suicides and homicides caused by firearms are combined with three undetermined firearms deaths, firearms killed 154 people. The medical examiner investigates all deaths caused by firearms.
The role alcohol played in deaths in 2011 also caught the attention of KCMEO. While alcohol caused seven accidental deaths, alcohol, in combination with other drugs, was listed as the cause of death for 54 people.
But while the report focuses on the end of life for more than 2,000 people, some of those deaths represented a beginning.
Outside agencies notified the KCMEO that 52 deceased people were eligible for organ donations. A total of 136 organs were donated in 2011, including 76 kidneys and 27 livers.
In addition, 99 donors provided tissue replacement in the form of bone, skin, cartilage, heart valves and corneas. Tissue replacement recipients received more than 2,400 donations.
"In this way," the report states, "the King County Medical Examiner's Office works to maximize the donation of organs and tissues that go directly to save lives."
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Despite sweet corn and watermelon production problems, retailers should expect adequate volumes for Labor Day (Sept. 2) promotions.
Heavy rains during plantings affected growers throughout U.S. summer corn and watermelon producing regions.
Gill Corn Farms A field of sweet corn at Gill Corn Farms Inc. in Hurley, N.Y.,, in late June. Despite corn and watermelon production problems, retailers should expect adequate volumes for Labor Day promotions. Gill Corn Farms Inc. in Hurley, N.Y., began harvest July 14, ahead of the typical July 20 start.
Tim Richards, salesman, said torrential rains during plantings combined with high July heat forced corn to mature earlier than expected and field spots reduced yields.
Because the grower-shipper was transitioning from early- to mid-season varieties, Richards said Gill Farms on July 29 almost run out of corn and was harvesting lighter volume.
He said he expected normal volume to return in early August.
"For Labor Day, we will have supplies for our regular customers," Richards said in late July. "I'm optimistic and we have a lot of corn left and I think we will have fair volume. We won't be short of anything nor have an overabundance. We should come out right."
Richards characterized corn quality as excellent and said he heard heavy rains also affected other corn growing regions.
On July 29, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported wirebound crates of 4-dozen minimum yellow and bicolor corn from New York's Hudson Valley selling for $9-10.50, up from $8.50-9.35 the previous week, while the same crates from California's central district sold for $10-10.95 for white and $10.95-11 for yellow and bicolor.
Delaware, Virginia, Michigan, Colorado as well as Canada also produce corn for the holiday.
Labor Day watermelon supplies should be adequate as well but July supply and quality weren't so strong, shippers report.
Randy Smith, vice president and salesman for Midwest Marketing Co. Inc., Vincennes, Ind., described quality as "below par."
Midwest began harvesting July 21, a week later than the normal start, and Smith said Midwest was harvesting decent sizes but not as many large watermelon as usual.
Heavy rains hurt crop set and sliced considerably into Hoosier State volume, he said.
Smith said the region's volume is down by a third and said Midwest Marketing will be lucky if it's able to ship 200 of its typical 250 season loads.
Though the growing region was experiencing a production gap in late July, Smith said he looked for supplies to improve in August, in time for Labor Day promotions.
"In the past when we're early like we usually are, a lot of times on the tail end of the crop you're scraping to come up with enough watermelons to try to fill orders," Smith said. "That shouldn't be a problem this year. We should be in better shape then (for Labor Day). The gap will be over and hopefully, we'll be in the back end of the crop, which is often stronger than the front end as there's less stress on the vines."


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We are coming from Central-Northern Michigan near Traverse City. Thanks for the gas tip, I will do that....
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We are coming from Central-Northern Michigan near Traverse City. Thanks for the gas tip, I will do that....
Okay, I do Wisconsin to Orlando 2 times a year. Once around Labor Day weekend for college and once to go back to Wisconsin for the summer from college about 2 weeks before Mother's day. The best tips I can give that we always follow are the following...
-- Before you leave, go to the hotels around you (holiday inn, country inn, best western) and pick up a book that lists where all the hotels are in the US. (The books are free, just ask for them at the front desk!) Then as you are driving, call ahead to make reservations. Figure out where your going to be in about an hour, and call and make sure they have room. This way, you're not stuck without a room. It works like a charm, EVERY time.
-- We always go straight through Atlanta because we've gotten stuck in the 'bypass' around it so many times that it's not worth it. I've driven through Atlanta at Rush Hour... you survive. If you are going through it, keep merging left I believe it is. Or right. ****, I can't remember, but if you keep merging as you go, you'll end up getting through it really easily.
-- The Walt Disney World Trivia book is GREAT car ride material. :-) So use it. We always play where the person in the passenger seat asks the driver questions. It's amusing.
-- Other than that, we take the turnpike down and then get off to avoid a lot of traffic. Then we cut up 192, but that puts us close to Celebration, cuz that's what we always do.
So not great tips, except the hotel one. DEFINITELY get those hotel books if you don't already have them.
Guys I went ahead last night on all of your advice about hotels and made ressies for on my way down. Staying the first night near Cincinnati, the second just prior to Valdosta GA, which will put me in Orlando on Sunday around noon or so. Hope this works. Thanks for all the great thoughts and tips, I really appreciate it. I'll keep you posted, and some of you might be getting called by me this weekend as I am driving and need to chat!:wave:
:grin: I've never made the trip from Michigan, but I'm about to in April.:help: Does anyone have any tourist attractions they recommend on the way to take a break for about an hour? I will be traveling with my hubby and 3 year old from the Detroit area. Luckily, we'll have two drivers so we can trade off. We will likely rent a minivan or SUV to hold all the souveniers I'll be bringing back and give us some room to stretch out, but the DVD thing will be a must. I love the Disney's Happiest Celebration on Earth CD because it has several somes from WDW attractions like POTC, Tiki Room, Haunted Mansion, and most importantly...It's a small world.(I cry everytime I hear the first track of Walt Dedicating Disneyland.:cry: ) I'm using it to get my daughter introduced to the rides. Also, the Sing Along Songs Disneyland Fun DVD is a must for a little one. Again, it introduced my daughter to rides and I just get so excited watching it. :grin:
You can't drive from Michigan to Orlando without picking up a copy of "Along the I-75" to take with you. It is full of all kinds of neat information and will keep the kids busy tracking the miles so they won't keep asking "Are we there yet?"
I saw a website in the passporter last night called: www.i75online.com. I'll have to be sure to check that out. I'm like a little kid when I drive there..."Are we there yet? Are we there yet?" And the person who said that the hardest part is after you hit the Florida border was RIGHT because you think you've made it and you still have HOURS!


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A beautiful smelling (my guess is cloves and sandalwood?), hand-made, cross-stitched potpourri sachet. Done in purple because it's the best colour ever. Bonus gift: Custom Christmas card featuring Smudge and Steve. Given my lacklustre description of myself and what I wanted for Christmas, Gizmorella, Smudge and Steve have truly outdone themselves. Gizmorella you rock!


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I make some videos on my iphone. I transfer them to my computer and put them in My Pictures. When I try to open them, I get a popup saying I need Quicktime to run them. I have Quicktime but it says I need Quicktime Pro which I would have to buy. This is all new to me and I wonder what the correct way to handle iphone videos on a Windows computer (XP). I would like to be able to email them to family without having problems both from my end and theirs. Everyone has a Windows computer but I'm not sure if any have an iphone. So confusing... Jane |
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What is the file extension on these videos? Is it .mov? If yes, then VLC Media Player should be able to handle it and almost any other video format you might come across. If the QT you have won't play it, I'd forget about QT completely. I always found it bothersome and not worth the trouble. This popup urging you to buy a paid program worries me, though. |
Here is a link that might be useful: VLC for Windows
I can see it noticing that you have an old version of QT and asking if you want to install a newer version of QT or a pay version of QT Pro. But not force you to use QT Pro. My sister has Iphones and uses QT only. |
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind was wonderful. All the rest ranged from bad to unwatchable!
Wait are you all going to make fun of this? Wasn't this actually pretty neat? I was impressed!
Wait I just googled "Diehard 3 jug scene" and I think they did it right!
My memory of that scene is that they fudge the answer. Like, there's a definitive way to get the the precise volume, but I don't think they do it legitimately.
It's kind of remarkable that it's so close to the original!
Look at that old TV.
Tom Cruise is a pilot! He offered a VERY charming anecdote about piloting on a Letterman appearance a few years ago.
Pacific Rim is King of the Monsters! I will see it.
Hey it looks like the creator of FNL agrees with Gabe! He has asked Romney to disassociate himself from the phrase. He wrote him a letter!
Oh my god I'm like 150th in line, but Dark City is pretty great, if I remember it correctly…
Can Dudley tell time? Oh lord no.
I am thrilled the O'Reilly segment got around to the concept of economic coercion at the end, and that the guest/comedian understood the concept and made a completely accurate counterargument to the other two badgering harpies.
It's not economic coercion when it's private citizens spending their money. The boycott is precisely the same kind of 'speech' that Citizens United dealt with. People have a right to spend their money however they want, and because corporations are citizens THEY have that right.
The one aspect of this where the concept of coercion MAY be applicable is where the mayors stated a reluctance to allow Chick-Fil-A to build in their cities… I know that through zoning and blah blah blah town and cities CAN prevent stores from opening up. If they're doing so because of a political belief held by the owner, that actually might be constitutionally problematic… I look forward to following those stories if/as they develop.
"I Did It for the Bose Earbud Headphones"
That was my favorite moment. I love the rare acknowledgment that it's a tv show. Like from season 1, I think, when they had a Verizon ad in the show that winds up with her looking at the camera and asking for her money…
With regard to the "youngish actor" comment… Do you know how old Mitt Romney is? I've heard him say he's been married to the same woman for 42 years a few times and that number seems impossibly high to me! He looks 42! Mormon living is CLEAN living…
This just made me laugh out loud. Paul Krugman!
I am also curious about the "Life Aquatic is awful" concept. My friend loves it the most of all his movies, and goes so far as to say something like it's the most Wes Anderson movie of all his movies. Upon repeated viewings, it really grew on me also. I kinda love that movie. There's a lot of stuff in the corners that I didn't quite catch in the first run through, which is uncommon for me, ladies.
I guess my feeling really stems from being into something and being aware of it. There are dating websites dedicated to various kinks and preferences. I figure they exist to help people find happiness and who are we to denigrate one's idea of the perfect match?
If the laughter stems from the publicity side of it, I guess that's fair… Public figures and statements are fair game and yeah this is a fairly cheesy attempt to make a promotional video seem like a news item. I thought it felt like this post was a little more about bashing the concept of women into younger men than bashing this particular video. If my reading is unfair, I apologize!
At the risk of making this into a thing, because it's so not a thing at all, but… why is this making people feel uncomfortable? I mean, why use "barf" as a descriptor of an older woman who wants a younger man? The reverse situation has been pretty well accepted forever. I assume it's because you think the women are basically paying for sex? But you really do seem to come down pretty negatively on everyone who just likes the age dynamic.
I feel weird even typing this because SO WHAT, WHO CARES! but… this video isn't inherently funny and the post is basically repeating the content of the video…. so I kinda think the tone of this particular post is oddly caustic. Like, women shouldn't WANT to date young guys in the first place, and expressing that interest is wrong in someway.
I prefer teens get into drug addiction and eating disorders on their own, frankly.
Ugh this stupid site logs me in as my facebook account if I'm already logged into facebook now? That's wonderful. Whatever. I stand behind my Burgertime!
Don't tell Gabe about Paperboy or Burgertime… He'll lose his fucking mind.
Roger Ebert makes a reference to Mac & Cheese being an essential at the Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners in black households in his review of a Thanksgiving movie he tweeted about this past Thursday… The movie is called "What's Cooking?"
This is a link to the review (I think)
This just made me giggle.


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Price is firm. Local pick-up and cash only. I live in Long Beach, CA 90803.
Original owner. Bought from Ambrosia Audio in Bel Air, CA.
Unit is in great shape. Works perfect. Selling because I decided to get an bigger REL Sub for HT.
Original cables (Neutrik cable and power cable) are hardwired under house so I will supply you with the brand new cables from my new REL T series as well as the box and manual. It arrives on 3/6/12. The system is hooked up and currently playing with Paradigm Atoms, Series 7.
Unit was silver and has been painted black. This could be easily changed as the cube has only the downward driver.
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Make like a tree and check out ArenaNet's Sylvari Week {Massively}
Aug 5th 2011 10:01PM @Lucidus
Yeah but it looks like a long shot for this game to suck at this point. ArenaNet would almost have to TRY to screw up this awesome looking game. xD
And that ain't happenin'.
SWTOR's meet the Medic -- er, Consular {Massively}
Aug 5th 2011 9:57PM @dudes
Yeah JC went from being a potential 5th or 6th alt choice to possibly being my first choice.
Betawatch: August 5-11, 2011 {Massively}
Aug 5th 2011 9:55PM @Oskari
He's a troll. Don't even respond to him. Massively really needs to ban this guy. He's a nuisance to an otherwise solid community here.
Free for All: So what else can you get for 150 dollars? {Massively}
Jul 27th 2011 6:54PM You have look at it from a quality not quantity perspective. Now no one is forced to buy the CE for $150 so it's merely a choice for those who are extremely excited about SWTOR, love Star Wars and also now that BioWare have a stellar reputation and deserve our trust.
So the question is whether it's worth $150 to have the joy of buying yourself the CE for a title and IP that you've been eagerly awaiting for a long time OR would you rather spend that money on a larger quantity of MMO goods and services for games that you're not as interested in and/or are of a much lower possible quality of having a AAA MMO from a top develop with a beloved IP?
I'd rather spend my money on something I know I want and gets me more excited then all of the currently over-saturated F2P or cash shop titles out there COMBINED.
Also as has been said, the Malgus statue alone is worth at least $60 - $100. Which you could probably sell one eBay for at least $100+ after release. There's also the musical score, the limited edition timeline book, the authenticator AND then you include the virtual goods only after all that!
It's a good deal and more importantly an OPTIONAL purchase. Personally it's more valuable the all 2nd rate cash shop garbage out there. IMHO of course.
The Daily Grind: What grosses you out in MMOs? {Massively}
Jul 24th 2011 9:43PM Anime dipictions of underage girls in revealing attire. It's gross and a bit silly too. I mean they wield huge 2h swords and get attacked by beasts in those outfits?!?
The Daily Grind: What's your favorite in-game wildlife? {Massively}
Jul 23rd 2011 10:53AM @Nottom
Dang! Why didn't I think of that???
Good one!
Beta test weekends are set for Star Wars: The Old Republic in September {Massively}
Jul 21st 2011 8:21PM Come check out all the news and updates about TOR from SDCC 2011 at the official SWTOR forums.
It's run by me and another poster. It's stickied in the General Discussion section and has A LOT of info from Comic-Con! :)
SWTOR pre-order confirmed by Gamestop? {Massively}
Jul 21st 2011 8:20PM Come check out all the news and updates about TOR from SDCC 2011 at the official SWTOR forums.
It's run by me and another poster. It's stickied in the General Discussion section and has A LOT of info from Comic-Con.
P.S.-Good to see you on Gamebreaker with Gary. Love watching to the Republic now that you're co-hosting.
Beta test weekends are set for Star Wars: The Old Republic in September {Massively}
Jul 21st 2011 1:12PM @Sorithal
Nov. 23, 2004 and that won't happen simply because this year Nov. 23 falls on a weds.
Star Wars: The Old Republic pre-order is live! [Updated] {Massively}
Jul 21st 2011 1:09PM @Twist3d
If you go into the actual store the code for the Standard Edition prints out, and as of about 20 mins ago it seems that even the CE code is now printing out in store as well.
But this all may be pointless with the EA press release about a possible "Holiday 2011" release. This is a freakin' MMO and you don't release pre-orders 4-5 months before your releasing the game.
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Looking back at 2012, it is clear that Accidental Bear Website had an AH- MAZING Year. Just 2 years old and a life of memories.
Check out video of a few highlights of 2012 for the Accidental Bear. Video features: Jake ...
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GQ Names the 25 Most Stylish Men of 2012 and We Choose Ours From Their List
Posted On Thursday, December 27, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion, Queer News Tags: 2012, GQ, Most Stylish Men
17. Ryan Gosling
8. Tyson Chandler
3. David Beckham
24. Russell Westbrook
20. Adam Levine
19. Yasiin Bey
Above are some of our favorites from the list.
"Whether it was athletes stepping up their game off the field, rappers saying goodbye ...
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Transgender Day of Remembrance in Video
Posted On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Queer News Tags: 2012, Transgender Day of Remembrance
The International Transgender Day of Remembrance is a time to mourn members of the trans community who've been lost to violence or mistreatment, but also a time to remember the important contributions trans people have made to society. The following video commemorates ...
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2012 Joy Division Capsule Collection Created for Museum Neu
Posted On Monday, November 19, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Joy Division Capsule Collection, Museum Neu
Shibuya brand is so deeply entrenched in the musical culture that it has prompted the label to look beyond the constrains of its own in-house brand. Teaming up with fellow Japanese designer, Kazuki Kuraishi, the latest from museum neu sees the team ...
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Buttero Colored Sole Desert Boots for Fall /Winter 2012
Posted On Monday, November 19, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Buttero Colored Sole Desert Boots f, Fall Winter
Buttero releases a series of super cute colored desert boot as part of their Fall Winter 2012 offering. Featuring premium suede uppers, the boots have custom wool linings and rubber soles, making them perfect for winter. The mid-soles are hand-painted in ...
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Casely-Hayford Fall Winter 2012 Knitwear
Posted On Saturday, November 17, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Casely-Hayford, Fall Winter, knitwear
"Father and Son label Casely-Hayford introduce their Fall Winter 2012 Knitwear range. Created in Donegal, Ireland by skilled knitters, heavy 5 gauge jumpers take details "from modern patchwork and American sportswear. By streamlining a traditional
fair isle knit to take it out of the country ...
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Tony Ward for Desigual's Fall/Winter 2012 Lookbook
Posted On Monday, October 22, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion, Queer News Tags: 2012, Desigual, Fall/Winter, Lookbook, Tony Ward
Spanish label Desigual's colorful and cozy Fall/Winter 2012. We all know Tony Ward make me weak in the knees. Tony keeping getting better and better with age. It is rare to see him with so much clothes on, but it gives him a ...
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The Hundreds 2012 Winter "Man vs. Beast" Lookbook
Posted On Friday, October 19, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion, Queer News Tags: 2012, Lookbook, The Hundreds, Winter, "Man vs. Beast"
Grrrr! October 25 will mark the unveiling of The Hundreds' Winter 2012 collection at their flagship stores in LA, Santa Monica, San Francisco and New York. In support of their effort, they offer up a lookbook that draws inspiration from the animal ...
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CYCLE Fall/Winter 2012 Lookbook
Posted On Friday, September 28, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Beard, Fashion Tags: 2012, CYCLE, Fall/Winter, Lookbook
The Italian label CYCLE presents its Fall/Winter 2012 lookbook. This collection is a mixture of classic clothing with an eclectic modern pieces composed of casual, denim and colorful, knits with holes and tweed. The Falls hottest accessory, rope.
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Swedish Brand Peak Performance's Fall/Winter 2012 Lookbook
Posted On Monday, September 24, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Fall/Winter, Lookbook, Peak Performance
These looks alone make me want to move somewhere with a cold climate and grow a bitching mustache!
PeakPerformance is a Swedish brand known to elaborate innovative clothing, casual and adaptable to any situations. For the season Fall/Winter, 2012, it comes back ...
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OLOW Lookbook Fall/Winter 2012
Posted On Monday, September 24, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Fall/Winter, Lookbook, OLOW
OLOW has launched his F/W 2012 collection, entitled "Territoires inconnus" (unknown territories). This collection consists of t-shirts, shirts, jackets, sweaters, cardigans, hoodies, zipped cardigan, chinos and hats. Parts casual and comfortable for this season. To accompany the launch of this new ...
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Lee Fall/Winter 2012 Lookbook
Posted On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Fall/Winter, Lee, Lookbook
We are so down with all! Who knew we'd be wearing our childhood brand again in 2012?
Lee presents its Fall/Winter 2012 collection and we shared a complete wardrobe for a U.S. style, combining modernity and authenticity: the jeans, plaid and jacquard ...
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2012 Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival: Oct 11-21 2012 – Watch Trailer
Posted On Saturday, September 15, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Queer News Tags: 2012, David Quantic, Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival
Xfinity Presents the 17th Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, Oct 11-21 2012. For more information, visit http://threedollarbillcinema.org. Trailer written & directed by David Quantic. Music by Timothy Eckert and Sean Reinert, Still Motion Music.
Full lineup revealed the week of September ...
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Supreme & Vans 2012 Fall/Winter Collection
Posted On Tuesday, September 11, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Collection, Fall/Winter, Supreme, Vans
Supreme and Vans unveil this season's collaboration. Featuring two styles, they include some timeless favorites including the Chukka and the Old Skool. Both styles feature premium suede uppers paired with metallic leather detailing. A strong choice of four different colors will be available starting September 13 ...
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Hair Balls of the Day: Rugged, Bearded Male Models from Edwin Jeans Fall / Winter 2012 Lookbook
Posted On Thursday, September 6, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Beard, Fashion, Hair Ball of Day Tags: 2012, Bearded, Edwin Jeans, Fall Winter, Lookbook, Male Models
Edwin Jeans picked some damn fin fellas for their Fall / Winter 2012 lokbook.
The true spirit of Edwin Jeans is created over time, by the person living in them... making everyday count with yesterday's memories etched into the grain of ...
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Happy Socks – FALL WINTER 2012 LOOKBOOK
Posted On Saturday, September 1, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Fall, Happy Socks, Lookbook, Winter
Sweden's Happy Socks continue please the masses with their vibrant sock market. Here they introduce Fall Winter 2012 for guys and gals, "Chapter #Five." Mixing up the usual patterns – argyle, stripes, polka dots and geometric shapes alongside a few fresh additions, ...
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San Francisco's 16th Annual Art for AIDS Auction This September 14, 2012
Posted On Thursday, August 30, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Art, Health, Queer News Tags: 16, 2012, art, Art for AIDS, San Francisco, Sept 12
One of September's Art for AIDS 2012 auction highlights: a 20x24-inch Jock Sturges photograph Fanny; Montalivet, France, 2011 valued at $3,100, with bidding likely to open under $1,000. Photo: Courtesy Art for AIDS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- The 16th annual Art ...
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Pinups Magazine's New Poster Available Exclusively at the 2012 NY Art Book Fair!
Posted On Wednesday, August 29, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Art, Beard, Queer News Tags: 2012, NY Art Book Fair, PINUPS, Poster
Who else is excited? Pinups Magazine's new poster, featuring Lee transforming a Pinups magazine into a poster, will be available exclusively at the NY Art Book Fair.
Pinups Poster 2012
A special 18" x 24" poster to be featured at the 2012 NY ...
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Natural Selection Denim 2012 Fall/Winter "MINIMALISM IN DENIM" Video Lookbook
Posted On Sunday, August 26, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Fall/Winter, Natural Selection Denim, "MINIMALISM IN DENIM"
Charles Darwin's theory of Natural Selection wasn't just the inspiration for the denim label of the same name, it was also the mantra. Evolve, or perish. Shot by London firm Hidden Agency, the contemporary British denim label recently released this video ...
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marka 2012 Fall/Winter Lookbook, Want it All
Posted On Sunday, August 26, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Fall/Winter, Lookbook, marka
It is rare that we crave every piece in one Lookbook, but that is just the case with marka's 2012 Fall/Winter Lookbook.
hypebeast.com reports: Following the release of MARKAWARE's subtle and sophisticated 2012 fall/winter lookbook, we now bring you the company's toned-down line, ...
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Fashion's Night Out 2012 – Dress You Up by Darren Criss: Promo Video
Posted On Thursday, August 23, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion, Queer News Tags: 2012, Fashion Night Out, Sept 6
Promo video for Fashion's Night Out which will happen on September 6, 2012
The song is a cover of "Dress You Up" from Madonna's 1984 album "Like A Virgin" sung by Darren Criss ( That Glee Kid). We don't watch Glee ...
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"Limousines, Bikini Queens, and Swelling Dreams" Warrior of Radness Fall Winter 2012: Video
Posted On Thursday, August 23, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, and Swelling Dreams", Bikini Queens, Fall Winter, Warrior of Radness, "Limousines
The latest installment of the great Warrior of Radness campaign films; this time we're met with "Limousines, Bikini Queens, and Swelling Dreams." As they state, "now it's all designed to blow our minds, but our minds already been blown…" Very fucking true. ...
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Supreme 2012 Fall/Winter Lookbook
Posted On Tuesday, August 21, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Fall/Winter, Lookbook, Supreme
We love a man with some scruff and some big ole ears!
Supreme has just released its 2012 fall/winter lookbook and it looks to contain some very covetable pieces. Featuring a variety of outerwear options from a leather pea coat produced in ...
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TIM – Fall Winter 2012 Collection: For The Sloppy Awkward Man That Likes to Be Comfy
Posted On Thursday, August 9, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Collection, Fall, TIM, Winter
We like most of the pieces in this collection and it all looks amazingly comfortable. We have this gut feeling that the type of guy that would put all these looks together as on the models would be painfully awkward ...
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Reebok Classic 2012 Fall/Winter Lookbook: Hello Childhood Flashback
Posted On Friday, July 27, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Fall/Winter, Lookbook, Reebok Classic
I am getting to be the age where my life IS retro! Picture this, me, 1984ish, brown cordury overalls, striped beige and orange polo short sleeve shirt and maroon Reeboks just like these pictured here.
Two of Reebok's most iconic shapes-–the ...
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San Francisco's Up Your Alley Street Fair 2012 FAQ: Can I be Nude & Lewd?
Posted On Friday, July 27, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Health, Queer News Tags: "Up Your Alley", 2012, FAQs, San Francisco, Street Fair
San Francisco's Up Your Alley Street Fair returns this Sunday July 29th, 2012 at 11am to 6pm. Fair happens on Dore Alley between Howard and Folsom Streets, continuing on Folsom from 9th to Juniper and the adjoining block of 10th St. ...
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Explore the Entire AIDS Memorial Quilt Inch by Inch Online
Posted On Wednesday, July 25, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Queer News Tags: 2012, AIDS Memorial Quilt, online
Hey couch potato now you don't even have to leave the comfort of your Cheetos filled couch to see the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
Click HERE to start exploring the AIDS Quilt inch by inch.
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Soldiers March in Uniform at San Diego Pride Parade: Video
Posted On Monday, July 23, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Queer News Tags: 2012, Pride, San Diego, soldiers, Uniform
"On Saturday in San Diego, active-duty soldiers marched in uniform for the first time at an LGBT pride parade. The military contingent was the crowd favorite, attracting the loudest cheers and most picture requests from the 200,000 attendees. In the weeks preceding ...
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Posted On Friday, July 6, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Queer News Tags: 2012, BBC, London, Olympic, TRAILER
Totally fresh!
This week the BBC unveils its marketing campaign and title sequences for the London 2012 Olympics entitled "Stadium UK". The animation is directed by Passion's Pete Candeland and the campaign was devised by executive creative director Damon Collins and ...
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Jen Tyrrell and George Takei Wore Boy Scout Uniforms in Yesterday's New York City Pride Parade in Protest of the Organization's Anti-Gay Policy
Posted On Monday, June 25, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Queer News Tags: 2012, George Takei, Jen Tyrrell, NYC, Pride, Queer News
Spending quality time with George Takei has been added to my bucket list.
TV icon and former Boy Scout George Takei joined Jennifer Tyrrell --the Ohio mom ousted as leader of her son's Boy Scouts troop because she's gay -- as well as ...
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Andrew Christian's Models Cover Audience at LA Pride with Used Undies, No One is Complaining: Video
Posted On Friday, June 22, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion, Queer News Tags: 2012, Andrew Christian, LA Pride, Male Models
We have to give it up to Andrew Christian and his pose, they are always having a blast. Whenever posting Andrew's videos we usually get a stream of comments of how smooth and too thin his models are. Yes, we like ...
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Bring Your Own Queer (BYOQ) 2012: Free Gaytime Music, Art & Performance Festival: KICKSTARTER
Posted On Monday, June 11, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Art, Queer News Tags: (BYOQ), 2012, Bring Your Own Queer, Kickstarter, San Francisco
Bring Your Own Queer (BYOQ) is a free gaytime music, art & performance festival held in Golden Gate Park (between the DeYoung and the Academy of Sciences) showcasing local queer artists.Volunqueer your tax-deductible donations now and dance in ...
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Astralwerks Releases 2nd Annual Gay Pride Sampler Hey Boy, Hey Girl! – Pride 2012
Posted On Monday, June 11, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Music, Queer News Tags: 2012, 2nd Annual, Astralwerks, Gay news, Gay Pride, Hey Boy, Hey Girl!, LGBT, music, Pride, Sampler
Astralwerks are proud to announce their second annual Gay Pride sampler, Hey Boy, Hey Girl! - Pride 2012, featuring some of the label's most acclaimed artists and several newcomers that are already creating waves on the global stage. A limited edition CD version will be distributed ...
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A Witty and knee-Slapping 2012 Pride Video by That Guy Who Got Internet Famous for Verbal Vogueing
Posted On Sunday, June 10, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Queer News, Uncategorized Tags: 2012, LOUIS VIRTEL, Pride, Verbal Vogueing, West Hollywood
I feel the breeze of your eyes rolling for us posting this but WATCH! We promise that you will pee a little. Hilarious, smart humor and LOUIS VIRTEL makes this 2012 pride clip, dare I say refreshing and not gay shameful!?
Louis ...
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Red Carpet Chats With Ben Cohen, Debbie Harry, Greg Louganis and Many More at amfAR Inspiration Gala 2012: Video
Posted On Sunday, June 10, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Health, Queer News Tags: 2012, AmfAR, Ben Cohen, Daniel Garofali, Debbie Harry, Greg Louganis, Hilary Swank, Inspiration Gala, Jake Shears, LadyFag, New York Public Library
Daniel Garofali reports on the Red Carpet of the amfAR Inspiration Gala 2012 at the New York Public Library, June 7th 2012. Ben Cohen, Debbie Harry, Greg Louganis, LadyFag, Jake Shears, Hilary Swank and so many more beautiful people.
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Check Out These 2012 Pride T-Shirts & Items Designed by Artist Michael Baer
Posted On Wednesday, June 6, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion, Queer News Tags: 2012, LGBT, Michael Baer, Pride, t-shirst
Check out this design on just about every piece of clothing imaginable for men and women and much more. Spread the love with these fun, bright and extremely prideful garments this 2012 Pride Season HERE
Buy HERE
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In the spectacle known as the MTV Music Awards, 2012 did not disappoint.
Joe Manganiello is about to appear on the silver screen as a cheeky male stripper in Magic Mike. He brought the movie to life when he appeared on stage as ...
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The Burger Girl aka Benjamin Dukhan Sings Live at Frankie Morello Men's Fall 2012 Runway Show: Video
Posted On Tuesday, May 29, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Beard, Fashion Tags: 2012, beard, Benjamin Dukhan, Burger Girl, Frankie Morello Men's Fall, male model, Runway, video
We at Accidental Bear have such mad love for male model/singer/artist Benjamin Dukhan aka Burger Girl. It was a surprise to us actually to start watching this video for Frankie Morello Men's Fall 2012 line and to see the Burger Girl singing live. ...
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2012 Los Angeles Beard & Mustache Competition June 24th
Posted On Saturday, May 26, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Beard, Queer News Tags: 2012, beard, Competition, June 24th, Los Angeles, mustache
Once a year, hirsute gentlemen gather amidst the City of Angels for a day of camaraderie, inspiration, and competition. The time is upon us for the bewhiskered and mustachioed brothers to assemble for our Second Annual Los Angeles Beard and ...
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Watch: Mateus Verdelho For Boundless F/W 2012: Eyes Glued to Screen!
Posted On Tuesday, May 22, 2012 By Accidental Bear. Under Fashion Tags: 2012, Boundless, F/W, male model, masculine, Mateus Verdelho, mens fashion
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I've seen a number of tutorials and reference sites out there that are recommending using min-width media query rules such as the one below to provide custom styles for portrait and landscape orientations on smart phones.
@media only screen and (min-width : 321px)
Will every smart phone device always have a visible display width of 320px in portrait orientation? Not at all. In fact, this code will force landscape orientation CSS rules for a Blackberry Torch in portrait orientation -- the usable display width of the Blackberry Torch in portrait orientation is 360px. We can expect even more diversity in mobile handset display sizes during 2011.
This is a fundamental problem with using media queries to solve the device orientation layout problem. We recommend you look at a body class based solution such as the one provided by master-class by John Boxall instead!
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