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Donald J Plunkett, " Officers/Governors/Editors 1949...1998" and 1998...2004, from J Audio Eng Soc Vol 46 Nr 1/2, pp. 7...12; 1998 Jan/Feb (1.1 MB), with an addendum in 2004.
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All Award Recipients, 1949 to Present , online list, sortable by Name, Award, or Date
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Newsweek featured Barack Obama on the cover with a rainbow halo over his head with the title: "First Gay President." And now the DUmmies are angry because of the effect that cover will have on the election this year. I don't think Tina Brown was doing The One any favors when she chose that Newsweek cover. My thought is that the Newsweek folks and many other media liberals live in an insulated bubble which prevents them from seeing the damage that cover can do to the Bamster. However, many DUmmies are worried about this as well as ANGRY at Newsweek as you can see in this THREAD, "WOW, Newsweek Cover: "The First Gay President." So let us now watch the DUmmies work up a rage over the Newsweek "First Gay President" cover in Bolshevik red while the commentary of your humble correspondent, thinking that the only person angrier over that cover than the Dummies is Barack himself, is in the [barackets]:
WOW, Newsweek Cover: "The First Gay President"
[Sometimes even Newsweek is accurate.]
Since the President himself is not gay, "Pro-Gay President" would be more exact..n/t
[Either way, Ben Burch will take it.]
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
[Whispered the voice from the Seinfeld wing of DUmmieland.]
WTF??? I know..I'm dreaming…a well-meaning fourth grade student was allowed to write the copy for the cover of an internationally distributed magazine…or…DC Comics has a new Bizarro World mag disguised for April Fools… Jesus…no, i'm awake. Did someone tell Michelle about this, or like Rudy Giuliani's wife, who apparrently didn't know she was getting a divorce, did she have to hear this stuff from the media?
[I think Michelle knew about this long, long ago.]
Yeah, I kind of agree. Beltway folks and politicos will get it almost certainly…but it's going to cause the same sort of "Whaaa?" reaction from people that that goddamned awful New Yorker cover did, with Obama and his wife dressed up like terrorists, fist-bumping in the Oval Office did.
[Whaaa? …hahahahahahahaha!!!!!]
Wonder what Michelle will think of that.
[She will think that he is the first metrosexual president.]
I would hazard a guess that this won't go over well with some people while most everyone was fine with the media pronouncing Clinton "the first black President."
[It will go over quite well with Ben Burch.]
f*ck newsweek….the wingers will only see the headline….and believe it.
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Allow me to be personal, but when the bombs are falling and stuff is being blasted and destroyed I would not-not-not want to spend the night in a foxhole with him. He puts my creep-meter right into the red zone every time.
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Showing my age, but I remember when gay meant happy! I couldn't care less about the pandering POS that sullies our Oval Office and the name of our great country. God remove him from office and let the adults help us begin the recovery.


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I have comcast and I read on the forums somewhere before that a few other comcast people were having serious lag issues so I'll ask: How many people are exactly experiencing this? This lag is screwing over my games, and I've checked everything I could to fix it, still no help.
All the time. The Midwest is a frustrating place.
Normally I don't have problems but yesterday I was completely screwed to hell and back. The ping was so bad it was inhuman.
I've been having some ping issues.
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Only at night, usually it either disconnects me every 2 minutes or I have 200-350 ping. Other times it's just down for the whole night. Really ticks me off since we're paying a butt load of money and it only works sometimes....
Yep, i've been getting some ping and spike issues here in WA. No actual D/Cs for more than 30 secs tho
Comcast here. yes. Sporadically.
I have a 400 ping right now, and it won't go away. I lost a game earlier thanks to it.
I had a major problem with my comcast connection. They replaced everything from my modem to the line out of the building.
What fixed the issue was sticking my Linksys router on the thing to manage all traffic except my League of Legends pc which then gets one connection (wireless) on its own to the modem, everything else hits the good router and then goes into a hard line on the modem. TLDR: Comcast modems router functions suck, try using your own router. |
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i never did get to see it T_T. I heard it was really good though... i really hope since toonami made it they put some thought into it. Maybe itll turn out to be a great series after all.
heh... saw the commercials for this last saturday and...
it looks... good... I guess...
if you like Initial D and giant mecha, well, this is like the bastard child of the two
art design's by Production I.G. (GITS: Stand Alone Complex, Blood: the Last Vampire, BLOOD+)
so that's a plus
personally, I'm not very fond of anime that's got too much C.G. in it
Appleseed was a big exception, but...
when any other anime or animated series starts to abuse C.G, it makes me lose interest
...the blockiness, the robotic movements, the awkwardness of having a 2-Dimensional character next to a 3-Dimensional giant mecha...
(old school Gundam all the way! woo...)
anyway, what is everybody's thoughts on IGPX?
think it'll be any good?
this... "Toonami original series"...
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i never did get to see it T_T. I heard it was really good though... i really hope since toonami made it they put some thought into it. Maybe itll turn out to be a great series after all.
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PSone classic Castlevania: Symphony of the Night will be available on the European PlayStation Store from October 10, Konami has revealed.
The much-loved 2D action RPG has been available on the US PSN store for quite some time now, and it'll finally make its European debut on Sony's digital marketplace next Wednesday.
Symphony of the Night will cost £9.99 and, like other PSone classics, will be playable on the PS Vita as well as PS3.
At GamesCom earlier this year Konami committed to a Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 PC release, and confirmed development would be handled by MercurySteam, the studio also behind the console versions of the sequel.


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Egads! Comedy legend Betty White will celebrate her 92nd birthday this Friday! The last Golden Girl standing appears on Tuesday's edition of The Queen Latifah Show to hint at how she'll be celebrating the big day.
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Would someone elaborate on growing melons on a trellis, or verticle? I am going to try it this year. . . so far dh has put up a cattle panel by my watermelon, canteloupe and cucumbers -- I read somewhere that I should not grown them verticle because they are ground runners and they won't do as well verticle. . .opinion?
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Melissia, I trellis melons and have for years and they grow just fine. We always have plenty and, in fact, I believe I get better yields on trellised plants because I don't lose any to rot from lying on the ground or to pillbugs/sowbugs, which in my garden will eat any veggie down fairly close to the ground. Also, since the plants are growing vertically, they have better air circulation around the foliage and seem to have less disease problems, which is important since many of the diseases that attack melons are worse when moisture levels are high. I am growing several kinds of melons (Pike, Prescott Fond Blanc, Early Frame Prescott, Jenny Lind, Kansas, Charentais, Crane, Delice de la Table, Pink Banana, Eden's Gem, Ambrosia and Hales' Best Jumbo) and all of them are trellised. After melons form and begin to enlarge, I either make "slings" for them from cheesecloth or I slip a knee-high stocking over the melon, being careful not to knock the melon off the vine, and tie the stocking to the trellis. You also can use netting to make the melon sling. It takes a little practice to find a way of tying it that works for you. This gives the larger melons support as they enlarge. Some of the smaller melons don't need support. I have grown small watermelons on a trellis in the past, but am letting them grow on the ground this year. You have to do whatever works for you. Trellising them works for me and it allows me to grow many more melons than I'd have room for if they all sprawled on the ground. To make it work as well as possible, you have to have good soil so the roots can make a good root mass and support all the top growth, and you can't let them get too dry. Trellised melons are very easy to pick as you don't have to spend your time bent over looking under the foliage on the ground and hoping you don't find a snake instead of a melon. Commercial growers often grow melons on trellises in high tunnels, and you can see how they do it at the link below, which probably will tell you more than you ever wanted to know about melons. Since commercial growers use the techniques that give them the best yield for the amount of space used, that further validates trellising as a useful technique to employ while raising melons. Although commercial growers (and some home gardeners) prune their melons, I don't---in our heat, they need all their leaves to protect the melons from sunscald. Dawn |
Here is a link that might be useful: Trellised Melons Grown In High Tunnels
- Posted by randy_coyote 7 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 9, 09 at 1:07
I've trellised cantaloupe in the past, and am doing it again this year. Don't make the mistake I made my first year by going cheap and quick with your trellis. I made the trellis out of 1/2" PVC and nylon netting. All was well until the melons started to get heavy, the wind came up and my PVC snapped and I had melons on the ground, some still whole, some not so much. This year's trellises are 1/2" conduit and netting. I'm confident these will hold up under a good cantaloupe crop and strong wind. And I really didn't spend any more money on the electrical conduit than I did on the PVC. Randy |
Thanks for both of your input -- I will be doing the sling thing and George, I beleive my trellis is strong enough -- I used t-posts and cattle panels. |
- Posted by randy_coyote 7 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 8, 09 at 14:32
The framework has maintained under the weight of plant and fruit, but now the netting is ripping away from the frame where I zip-tied it. Next year I'll get nylon netting instead of the plastic (it was free so I let frugality override engineering). Live and learn. |
Randy, I think every single thing I have ever learned about gardening has come via the "live and learn" method. Or, at least those are the things that I have remembered the best. Dawn |
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This cinema opened on December 16, 1994, it was first operated by Loews and Sony Theatres. It was operated by the Kerasotes Theaters chain in 2004.
They used to give free refills on popcorn and soft drinks, when first opened it had a large video game room, which has long gone.
In 2010, it was taken over by Regal Cinemas and renamed Bolingbrook Stadium 12.
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Actually opened 12/16/1994 in a joint venture with Loews/Sony Theatres. They did a similar thing with the Streamwood theater.
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Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh,
The Eidul-Adha Prayer insha Allah is on Saturday Oct, 4th 2014 at 8:00 AM in the masjid of Boulder.
Address: 5495 Baseline Rd Boulder, CO 80303 - Phone: 303-444-6345
For more information regarding the Eidul-Adha and Udhia, please click the link : Eidul-Adha2014
The ICB management would like to invite you and your family to celebrate Eidul-Adha in a picnic on Saturday Oct, 11th at 11am insha Allah which will include delicious halal food, games, and fun activities for all ages.
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Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh,
ICB in partnership with ICNA relief is having free school supplies giveaway event at ICB as per the flier. This event is open for Muslim and Non Muslim school kids who may need assistance with school supplies. It contains some basic school supplies like bag, notebook, pencil etc.
Kindly inform your neighbors and acquaintances (Muslims and non Muslim) about this event.
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Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
Based on global moonsighting, and based on the fact that the moon has been reported to have been sighted at numerous locations in the world, and accepted by local organizations and governments, the Colorado Masajid have concluded that tomorrow Monday July 28, 2014 is Eid Al fitr corresponding to 1st of Shawwal 1435.
May Allah accept all our fasting and prayers during the blessed month of Ramadan and save us from hellfire, Ameen.
Insha Allah we will pray Salatul Eid at 8 AM at the masjid. Please be on time as Monday is a working day and many people will like to rush back to work after salat.
We will, Insha Allah, have a pot luck breakfast like previous years, so please bring a dish each for brothers and sisters.
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2 The LORD of heavenly forces proclaims: I care passionately about Zion; I burn with passion for her. | 2 This is what the LORD Almighty says: "I am very jealous for Zion; I am burning with jealousy for her." |
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Éméi Shan, Holy Mountain (Chengdu)
Likewise to the Moslems and the Christians there are certain tasks for Buddhists to do, on the way to enlightenment. It is hard to judge how long this tradition exists, but walking up the holy mountain of Emei Shan is such a cathartic move. This 3000 meter high rock is covered by clouds and a wild paradise for ugly monkeys and spiritual pilgrims. They take on the uncounted steep steps up to the peak.


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13 For this reason take up all the arms of God, so that you may be able to be strong in the evil day, and, having done all, to keep your place. | 13 Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. |
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - It's time for my monthly special report, "The Extra Mile."
It's about a teacher who's dedicated to children in amazing ways even though she's battling stage-four breast cancer.
Linda Babb, a teacher for 14 years, teaches 3 to 5 year olds at MLK Montessori Preschool in Fort Wayne.
She received her diagnosis this year, underwent different treatment, and now is undergoing chemotherapy because the cancer spread throughout her body.
She can't teach in the classroom right now, to stay as healthy as possible.
But she finds other ways to help there.
Her co-workers say Linda's constantly concerned about the needs of her family and her students and their families and doesn't want her cancer to be a disruption on the path to learning.
They nominated Linda on our website because she comes to work every day with a smile on her face and serves as an inspiration.
Linda Babb says, "I came to school every day with my walker, and the kids saw that, so we had to talk about it. We never used the word cancer with the children.
I just told them my back hurt, and my leg hurt, and I was not well, but that they could not get sick from me.
They have a lot on their plate already, and so, if they can see that they can work their way through that, I thought that that was important.
They get inside of your heart, and they become a part of you."
Karrin Marquell says, "I nominated Linda because she really inspired me to look at my own life and see that sometimes you're having a bad day, and you think it's hard to work with the kids sometimes, but here's someone who has an illness, a diagnosis, you know, and a very scary one.
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Linda says, "I'm surprised, very humbled.
They're a great group of ladies to work with.
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Though they aren't sweet, avocados are actually fruit, and they have unheralded health benefits. Avocados provide heart-healthy folate; vitamins E, C, and B6 potassium; and soluble fiber. Their fat is mostly monounsaturated, the kind that's heart-healthy. And avocados have phytonutrient benefits: cholesterol-lowering plant sterols; glutathione, which works as an antioxidant potentially for cancer protection; and lutein, which promotes healthy vision. Ripe avocados are slightly soft to pressure from your paIm. Use them mashed as a spread, slivered and layered in sandwiches, or in a new recipe.
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Click our +1 Button Meramec River Table of ContentsIntroduction to Smallmouth Fishing on the Meramec RiverLocations of Smallmouth Bass on the Meramec River Meramec River Smallmouth Fishing Upstream of Maramec Springs Meramec River Smallmouth Fishing- Maramec Spring Branch to Scotts Ford Meramec River Smallmouth Fishing- Scotts Ford downstream through Special Regulations Section Meramec River Smallmouth Fishing- Below the Special Regulations Section Lures and Baits for Smallmouth Bass Fishing on the Meramec River Introduction to the RiverThe Meramec River is a fine smallmouth stream. Flowing through the beautiful foothills of the Ozarks, this stream has much to offer to the serious and casual smallmouth fisherman. This is one of the most popular, if not the most popular smallmouth stream in Missouri, and there is also quite a bit of recreational floating traffic. Still, the Meramec has an excellent fishery and the fishing is good enough that these difficulties can seem unimportant. Where Smallmouth Can be Found in the Meramec RiverThe Meramec has smallmouth bass from it's headwaters all the way downstream to it's mouth at the Mississippi River, a distance of nearly 200 miles. With that said, it's not all that difficult to find an area that is best suited to you. Also, serious smallmouth fisherman can pretty much rule out the lower 60 mile of the river. This part of the river does hold smallmouth, but they are heavily outnumbered by other bass species. If you are a Meramec smallmouth fisherman can pick pretty much any type of smallmouth fishing you please. If you want to fish a small stream, the water above Maramec Spring is best. If you want to mix some trout in with your smallmouth, he would be well served with the water between Maramec Spring and Scotts Ford. If you're looking for bigger water and large bass, the water from Scotts Ford all the way downstream to Pacific is a good choice. In other words, the Meramec is like three rivers in one;that is part of the reason it is one of the best in the country. Upstream of Maramec SpringThe water upstream from Maramec Spring is an idyllic small stream. It flows gently from shallow riffle to deep pool, with an occasional fast, deep run. There is lots of cover in this section of the stream in the form of fallen trees and boulders, and spawning habitat is generally very good. For having a relatively low water flow, this part of the Meramec provides excellent smallmouth fishing, and it is the only portion of the river that usually does not get crowded during the summer. The only downside to this water is that it is often to shallow to float during the summer. That's not so bad though, because when it is too shallow to float, it's almost always good for wade fishing. The good fishing begins roughly at the Short Bend access (although an adventurous angler can certainly find bass upstream from that point), and continues for 26 miles to Maramec Spring. Maramec Springs to Scotts FordMaramec Spring changes the nature of the river. It instantly makes it cooler, and just a little bit faster as well. The smallmouth habitat declines for the next eight miles to Scotts Ford. This is a Red Ribbon trout area, and cold water temperatures and competition from trout conspire to lower the smallmouth population in this stretch. Still, some lunkers are caught in this section every year. Fairly often, a trout angler will catch a nice smallmouth right at the junction of the river an the spring branch. Take note that from the Highway 8 bridge to Scotts Ford, Red Ribbon Trout regulations are in effect, and live bait, scented bait, and soft plastics are not allowed. Below Scotts Ford- Special Management UnitBelow Scotts Ford, the river comes under special smallmouth regulations, and the fishing quickly improves. The river again becomes classic smallmouth habitat, with weedbeds, rocks, and timber to conceal smallmouth. Also, water temperatures are warm enough below Scotts Ford to allow a steady smallmouth spawn. This special regulation stretch, from Scotts Ford downstream for about 15 miles to the Birds Nest Campground is the favorite of many smallmouth anglers across the state. This is prolific smallmouth water, and many bass in the 15" to 18" range are caught here each year. Meramec Smallmouth Fishing Below Special Management UnitBelow the special regulation section, good smallmouth
fishing continues. The river continues to flow through the Ozarks, and
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smallmouth in nearly every pool and riffle, and the fish numbers are
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out of the Ozarks and enters a flatter, more urban environment. Fair
numbers of smallmouth persist all the way downstream to Eureka, where
the Big River comes in. However, much of the middle and lower Meramec
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At first around the office, we were calling this watch"Little Ben." That seemed appropriate since its "father" was what many consider to be the most famous clock in the world, London's Big Ben. But as time went on and we made the watch even more precise and unique, it took on a personality all its own. We decided to name it something even more classic, something that would embody the sense of pride and resolve that has made the people of England famous throughout history. And so we called it, The Briton.
Keep Calm and Carry On. Those words first appeared on a poster in England in 1939 and were meant to comfort and guide the citizens of that nation in the days leading up to World War II. But the posters were lost and remained unseen until the year 2000, when an original was discovered in a bookshop in North-West London. Since then, the message has become a celebrated representation of the British spirit. And it was the story of that famous phrase that inspired us to bring you The Briton.
Fit for Royalty. The Briton proudly exhibits some of the most enduring style elements of all time. The face was inspired by the fired-ceramic dials of classic antique timepieces. Hours are marked by Gothic Roman numerals, the same that are famously displayed on Big Ben. Its hands have been crafted in the elegant Breguet style. And, since Big Ben is known for its accuracy, the Briton is driven by an incredibly precise quartz movement that oscillates at 32,768 cycles per second. The watch secures with a genuine leather band. Fits wrists 7"– 9".
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Baltimore Felon Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for Possessing Ammunition
Baltimore, Maryland - U.S. District judge J. Frederick Motz sentenced Isaac Lamont Edwards, age 27, of Baltimore, today to 15 years in prison followed by three years of supervised release for being a felon in possession of ammunition. Judge Motz enhanced Edwards' sentence upon finding that he is an armed career criminal based on three previous drug and violent crime convictions.
The sentence was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein; Special Agent in Charge Debbie D. Bullock of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives - Baltimore Field Division; Baltimore City State's Attorney Gregg L. Bernstein; and Baltimore Police Commissioner Frederick H. Bealefeld III.
According to his plea agreement, on April 1, 2010 a Baltimore Police officer stopped a car driven by Edwards for a traffic violation. The officer smelled marijuana as he approached the car. Edwards was arrested and a 9mm semi-automatic handgun was recovered from the vehicle, loaded with five rounds of .380 caliber ammunition and one round of 9mm ammunition. Also seized were a bag containing marijuana, a hand-rolled cigar containing marijuana and $1,041.
Edwards was previously convicted of a felony and was prohibited from possessing ammunition.
United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein commended the ATF, Baltimore Police Department, Assistant Baltimore City State's Attorney Andrew Kowalczyk and the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office for their work in the investigation and prosecution. Mr. Rosenstein thanked Special Assistant United States Attorney Christopher M. Mason, a cross-designated Baltimore City Assistant State's Attorney assigned to Exile cases, who prosecuted the case.


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Color Temperature Revisited
Have you ever purchased a new light bulb expecting the same warm, yellow light as the bulb you replaced, only to end up with a much brighter, whiter light instead? Chances are you neglected to consider the bulb's color temperature before making your purchase. Nothing turns people off from making the switch to LED or fluorescent lamps like accidentally selecting a bulb in the wrong hue, so we figure it's about time for us to revisit this topic in a new light.
read moreFive Easy Steps to Choosing the Right LED
The light bulb ban is bringing energy efficient bulbs, such as LEDs, to the forefront. While this is ruffling the feathers of those not eager to give up the traditional incandescent bulb quite yet, we've composed a list of some things that will make the transition to LED lighting as seamless as possible.
read moreLight Post Lighting News: Christmas Light Tour, Holiday Safety, and More
For this week's issue of Light Post, we've collected some excellent lighting stories, from a Dallas-area Christmas light tour, to some last-minute holiday lighting tips, and even a scoop on how LED lights are helping astronauts sleep. So, post up in your favorite spot and enjoy Light Post.
Farmers Branch Offering Tour of Lights
If you live in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, check out the Tour of Lights in Farmers Branch. This drive-through event features hundreds of thousands of Christmas lights and displays. To get there from the intersection of Interstate 35E at Valley View Lane, follow the candy cane signs down William Dodson Parkway to Farmers Branch City Hall, through the DART station area and to the Farmers Branch Historical Park. What makes this event even sweeter is that it's FREE. The Tour of Lights runs through December 1 to New Year's Eve.
Holiday Lighting Safety Tips
These tips come all the from Wayne County, NY, but lighting safety tips are universal and will ensure you have a safe holiday season.
- Make sure you inspect your lights each year before putting them on the house. Look for worn or frayed receptacles, cords, and loose connections. If you find anything out of place, replace your lights with new ones from 1000Bulbs.com.
- For those who've seen 'Christmas Vacation', you know that electrical cords and cats don't mix. Well, neither do toddlers and electrical cords. Make sure cords are out of reach of your four-legged friends and the kiddos.
- The only hassle with live trees is keeping up with all the stray needles and refilling the water when your cats drink out of the tree holder. Having a live tree takes a few more safety steps. Cut the base of the tree at a 45-degree angle to allow water absorption. Also, use mini lights as they produce much less heat than regular lights and reduce the drying effect on the tree. Pesky, water-drinking cats aside, your tree will drink anywhere from a quart to a gallon of water each day, so refilling the water prevents the tree from drying out.
- All of these safety tips are no replacement for checking and replacing the batteries in your smoke detectors.
LED Lights to Combat Astronaut Insomnia
Apparently sleep is tough to come by on the International Space Station. NASA flight surgeon Smith Johnston explains why: "The station is noisy, carbon dioxide is high, and you don't have a shower (seriously?)." This is why NASA is spending $11.2 million on switching out the space station's fluorescent lights for color-alternating LEDs. The LEDs will alternate from blue, white, and red, based upon the time of day. NASA says it plans to have the switchover completed by 2016.
LED Lighting Options Help Christmas Displays Go Green
One year, I put about 7,000 lights on my parents' house. They liked the lights, until they got their electric bill. However, there are a lot of money-saving options like LED mini lights. LEDs are the most efficient lights you can buy, and will save you a ton in electricity costs. Powering 600 incandescent lights for six hours a day will cost about $80, while the same number of LED lights will cost only $7.
read moreDoes Color Temperature Affect Sleep?
It's a long accepted fact that production of the hormone responsible for sleepiness, melatonin, can be suppressed by light. The pineal gland uses the presence of light to determine when to release and suppress the hormone, setting our "internal clock" to a cycle of wakefulness and sleep, also known as a circadian rhythm. Not surprisingly, the large amount of artificial light we encounter in the modern world can have a negative effect on this cycle by suppressing melatonin production even at night. However, recent studies suggest that not just the amount of light, but also the color of the light we encounter may affect our sleep cycles.
A 2005 study conducted by researchers at Kyushu University in Japan suggests that exposure to high color temperature light immediately preceding bedtime reduces the length of stage 4 sleep. In the study, the researchers exposed different subjects to 3000K, 5000K, and 6700K light sources for 6 hours before going to sleep. Researchers monitored the subjects' sleep patterns and came to this conclusion:
Given that the S4-sleep period is important for sleep quality, our findings suggest that light sources of higher color temperatures may reduce sleep quality compared with those of lower color temperatures.
Other studies by the University of Basel in Switzerland and the University of Connecticut found similar results.
Though these findings are not yet accepted scientific fact, it's worth noting that manufacturers have already started to create products with these ideas in mind. Philips, for example, produces an entire line of "Wake-Up Lights" that use increasing light intensity and color temperature to wake you from sleep, a method that is marketed as a more natural alternative to alarm clocks. The computer program and smartphone app f.lux reduces the color temperature of screens for less obtrusive nighttime reading. On the flip side, companies have long used "full spectrum" office lighting to increase alertness and productivity, assuming that if high color temperature lighting discourages sleep, it must also encourage wakefulness.
While the scientific community works this all out, what can you do now to improve your sleep? Start with what we do know: Bright light of any color temperature suppresses the production of melatonin, so limit the use of artificial light in the hours preceding sleep. This is easy to do with dimmers, 3-way bulbs, and even low wattage bulbs. Second, conduct your own study: If you currently use high color temperature bulbs and have difficulty sleeping, switch them out for soft white or warm white bulbs and see if you notice a difference.
If you try these ideas out, we're curious about the results. Does color temperature have any effect on your sleep? Let us know in the comments, or drop us a line on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+.
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Ah…summertime. Warm weather, pool parties, barbecues, and bugs. Lots and lots of bugs. Few things can turn a summer day into utter misery faster than a swarm of flying insects. You've tried greasy bug spray, citronella candles, Tiki torches, maybe even blowtorches. So we can imagine your surprise when you saw a yellow-colored "bug light bulb" at your local hardware store. Could it be true? Could screwing in a light bulb solve your bug problems for good?
To answer that question, let's start by clearing up some myths about yellow incandescent bug lights and their energy-saving cousin, compact fluorescent bug lights. Bug lights do not kill bugs (you'll need a bug zapper or Paraclipse fly trap for that), nor do bug lights repel bugs. Bug lights simply attract fewer bugs than other light bulbs. In short, a bug light will not magically solve your bug problem, but it will make you and your home less visible to most flying insects.
As discussed in a past article, light is divided into multiple wavelengths, measured in nanometers (nm), as you can see in the graph below. The human eye can only perceive a small band of wavelengths in the light spectrum, from about 390 to 750 nm. Insects perceive a similarly small band of the light spectrum, though their band of vision is shifted further to the "right" of the spectrum than ours. In fact, any wavelength higher than about 650 nm is virtually invisible to most flying insects.
So why are bug lights yellow? Wavelength and color temperature have an inverse relationship, which you can also see in the graph. As the wavelength of a light source decreases, its color temperature increases (as according to Wien's displacement law). Low color temperatures are red-yellow and exhibit a long wavelength, while high color temperatures are blue-violet and exhibit a short wavelength. By coloring a bulb yellow, then, the manufacturer has decreased the color temperature and in doing so increased the wavelength into a spectrum unseen by insects.
That's the science of how bug light lights work, but the larger question is whether they are effective. From personal experience, I can say yes, they are. However, bug lights are not a panacea for all your bug problems. This is for a couple reasons. One is that not all insects are the same; different bugs see slightly different wavelengths. Second, no light source is made up of one, pure wavelength. Even an apparently yellow light may exhibit some shorter (and bluer) wavelengths that insects may still see.
To get the most out of your bug light, remember this: The bugs aren't there because they like the light; they're there because they like the smaller (and tastier) bugs that buzz around the light. If these smaller bugs sense any light whatsoever, it won't be long before they buzz their way to bask in it. And once the small bugs are there, it won't be long before the bigger bugs follow. Once that happens, you have a bug party on your hands, light or no light. The best thing to do to avoid a swarm of bugs is to turn the light off when you don't need it.
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Add some inexpensive luxury to your Alpe d'Huez ski holiday by opting for a catered chalet package. The brilliance of a catered chalet holiday is that you to enjoy a homely atmosphere and the benefits of a more intimate establishment with truly personal service, without the household chores. Choosing a catered chalet makes your Alpe d'Huez ski holiday a joy and adds the pampering the really makes your ski trip. Your chalet hosts will see to all your needs and help you with local advice, from the best après ski bar to the most romantic restaurant in town.
Alpe d'Huez has terrific ski chalets ranging from those with more modest 2 star facilities all the way through to premium 5 star catered chalets where you can ski and stay in the lap of luxury, looked after by your own dedicated chalet hosts. So there are options to suit most budgets and the sweet deal with Catered ski chalets is that you get half board, usually including free drinks during dinner, with tea and cakes waiting for you at the end of your skiing day. Ski Chalet hotels are also an interesting option to look at, with slightly larger establishments and more facilities but the cosiness of the traditional ski chalet.
Alpe d'Huez is a large resort with almost every possible winter activity you could wish to try available to you. From snow shoeing and ski joering through to ice-climbing and hiking, there are 30km or trails. There is also an ice driving school, if you would like to try your hand at it. The Visalp pass gives you discount and access to many other activities besides the ski area. You can use the pass at the swimming pool, ice rink and get into the Palais des Sports which provides facilities for 26 different sports ranging from table tennis, squash and indoor golf. You can also get into the weekly classical concerts at a discount as well the local museum. Also worth seeing is the Ice Cave carved out of the snow with Ice Sculptures in a light display. The cave was created in 1996 by two mountain guides and the sculptures are altered every year.
Due to the sprawling nature of the recent development in alpe d'Huez, there are a couple of satellite quarters with their own lifts, restaurants and nightlife. Les Bergess to the east, is a bit remote from the centre but convenient for skiing and L'Eliose is to the south. Huez down the hill is also lift linked. Alpe d'Huez is one of the liveliest French resorts at night with more than 30 bars and restaurants and 4 nightclubs. Popular drinking holes are the Crowded House Bar which has an English feel, the Zoo Bar, the Underground which has live music and the 'O' bar which also serves Italian food and Apres ski snacks and also has a Saturday morning breakfast club. Try Passe Montagne and La Pomme de Pin for traditional French food, pizzas at Pinnochio or Smithy's for some Mexican.
Alpe d'Huez is one of the top ski resorts in Europe, situated at 1860m in a high open sunny plateau and reliably snow sure with pistes up to 3330m, the biggest vertical drop of 2230m and the largest ski area in France. Add to that more than 300 days of sunshine on average per year, it is no wonder it is called the Island of the Sun. From the top ski lifts you can see a fifth of France if it is a clear day and of course the spectacular Dauphine-Isere Southern Alps all around you. Established in 1928 just above the village of Huez, there has been a lot of development in last 20 years and as a result you have multiple centres, pistes in all directions, modern lifts and 64km of pistes covered by sno cannons. Due to the predominantly south and south west aspects and sunny conditions the season is slightly shorter than in some of the resort in the northern Alps, running from Dec until April.
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we have a solar and wind grid tie system set up at a summer camp and are trying to figure out how to visually see what the output of this system is, so we can show the kids what kind of power they're really producing.
We have a skystream 3.7 wind turbine and 8 Kyocera 130 panels attached to a sunnyboy 3000 inverter and then tied in to the grid with net metering. Or are there some other suggestion on how to tie in the educational component so kids could visually see what these renewable energy systems produce? Is there some sort of meter or output display that we can insert before it ties into the meter so that we can see what the wind and panels are producing? something that would make sense to the average onlooker. Or are there some other suggestions on how to tie in the educational component and show kids what these renewable energy systems can really do? Thanks. |
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One question, how old are the kids? One suggestion, ask the kids. Seriously, they will let you know what they would like to see. |
Hi, A couple fairly inexpensive solutions: - Get a retired electric utility meter. These are meters from homes where the meters have been replaced with newer digital meters. They are quite cheap -- check ebay or google. - The TED "Energy Detective" will measure the output for any circuit you hook it up to. I have mine hooked up to my PV system now to monitor it -- currently reading all of 60 watts in the middle of a snowstorm :) Gary |
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I like the T.E.D. idea because it can easily be used elsewhere later. |
Thanks Gary- I'm going to look into those options. The kids are ages 7-17 but will probably be used most with our 4th and 5th graders after school. It's good to have something visual and super simple to understand. |
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TED or a similar device will be able to look at the AC side of the invertor. Check to make sure it can display negative numbers (I think it does). That way, you know which direction the current is flowing (in to or out of the grid). TED won't show you which of the two DC devices (wind/solar) is contributing what, so you might want to look for some cheap DC ammeters of sufficient size that you can put in line and see which is doing what. |
Hi, The TED actually does not tell you which way the power is going. On my system, during the sunny part of the day it will show the net AC flowing out of the inverter to the grid -- this is usually somewhere north of 1500 watts. At night it shows 20 watts, and I believe that this is the power going out to the inverter from the grid. It does not show this with a negative sign, so I assume that it can't tell the difference on which way the power is going. But, this is really not much of a problem since the inverters uses very little power in "sleep" mode at night. I had a look at the TED site yesterday, and they now appear to sell fancier systems that are actually intended for monitoring PV/Wind systems, so you might want to look at these as well -- they were more expensive, but I guess they figure these renewable energy people have big budgets :) Gary |
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2) Ignited tar only does marginal damage to the Flame Leviathan. The entire damage output of the Chopper is small to begin with; apart from picking up passengers and controlling adds from the Tower of Life, their role in the fight is limited.
3) Demolisher Passengers can also speed up their vehicle for a hefty 25 pyrite cost. Use sparingly.
4) Siege Engine passengers should try to spend the entire time shooting the Flame Leviathan with their cannon (2). This does an enormous amount of damage, often comparable to a Demolisher. The greater aiming range of their Anti-Air attack does make it easier to down the pyrite, so do try to shoot down a crate or two.
5) The Towers are only of importance once hard mode has been activated by talking to Norgannon. If the encounter is started by talking directly to Brann, the entire side area can be ignored.
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The homeland of the present day Navajo, Hopi, and Ute Indians and of the ancient ancestral Puebloans. Millions of years of geological activity have created a desolate terrain of mesas and canyons. For travelers, it's an area of history, archeology, solitude, and backcountry activities. It is here that you can spot where your favorite Western or cigarette commercial was filmed. Be the first on your block to take a Four Corners road trip.
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You don't generally think of standing as a tourist attraction, but at the meeting spot of Arizona, , New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado, that's exactly what tourists line up to do.
The Four Corners is the only spot in the U.S. where you can literally have a different limb in a different state. Of course, if you head all the way to this region simply to stand, you'll get bored pretty quickly—fortunately the entire region is loaded with gorgeous natural sites for you to explore and enjoy.
A good place to start your exploration of the region is in Durango, Colorado. In the winter, this area offers excellent skiing, and in the summer the mountains and forests are bursting with greenery and life. Located on the edge of the San Juan National Forest, you'll have no trouble finding places to camp, scenic drives, and lovely day hikes.
As you make your way over to the meeting point of the four states, drive via Cortez, Colorado. This quaint town will give you a nice resting place and give you access to points of interest like the Mesa Verde National Park and the Yucca House National Monument. The latter is an ancient Puebloan village that now serves as a historical tourist attraction—a great getaway for tourists interested in Native American history, natural scenery, and wildlife.
New Mexico and Arizona Tourist Attractions
Once you make your way to the center of the region (the Four Corners meeting point itself), you'll have to choose which direction to head out to next. If you're looking for a larger city, you'll want to head towards New Mexico, to Farmington. There you'll find nice accommodations, restaurants, shopping, and museums, including the Aztec Museum and Pioneer Village and the Aztec Ruins National Monument.
As you travel through this region you'll see how ancient Native American life has left an indelible mark on modern culture. Visiting Indian reservations is a popular tourist attraction in New Mexico.
Before heading west into Arizona, leave some time to hit the tourist attractions of western New Mexico. The city of Gallup, also known as "Indian America" will provide a perfect example of how Native American life has influenced modern culture. The city is surrounded by red-rock canyons and deserts, making the area perfect for hiking and horseback riding. As you travel into the actual city, you'll encounter flea markets, galleries, and fantastic murals. Much of the art and jewelry sold in and around Gallup are infused with Native American style. The restaurants serve classis southwestern food—try blue corn cereal and breakfast tacos at any time of day!
Cross into Arizona and head north a little bit and you'll hit the famous Canyon De Chelly National Monument (pronounced Canyon De Shay). Though not as magnificent as the nearby Grand Canyon, Canyon De Chelly does not lack in impressiveness, especially its 800-foot rock towers, Spider Rock and White House Ruins. Going on a jeep tour or by horseback are the best ways to experience this vast canyon.
Utah and Colorado Tourist Attractions
It's time to head back up north to continue your circuit around the Four Corners region. As you cross into Utah you'll notice how the red rocks around you seem to glow in the sunlight, getting brighter and more colorful as the sun begins to set. We hope you like those colorful rocks around you, because you're about to encounter a park that's splashed with all the colors of the rainbow in its magnificent rock monuments. Welcome to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, one of the most photographed places on earth. The red rock, the sandstone, and the bright blue sky join together to create the most picturesque and dramatic of scenes, especially when some of the colorful monuments stretch 1,000 feet into the sky!
Still haven't satisfied the dare devil in you? Go rock climbing in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area or go white water rafting down Utah's San Juan River, a popular Utah tourist attraction.
You've almost come full circle—head east from Utah and cross into Colorado at the Hovenweep National Monument. Here's you'll receive another opportunity to experience the world of prehistoric Puebloan villages, surrounded by majestic rocky canyons and sapphire skies. By this point in your travels, you should be an expert in ancient Native American culture, and in how that culture has influenced modern America.
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Get a good map of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Colorado Four Corners region, rent an all-terrain vehicle and prepare to rough it. At least one week is recommended to experience the various facets of the Four Corners region.
Google is smart enough to send you to this page if you were looking for Durango, New Mexico or Durango, Utah, but for the record - Durango is in Colorado. You knew that, right?
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Live in Mount Carmel,Pennsylvania. Trying to find other family members of Harold Seibert Miller(father),John Seibert Miller(Gf),William Miller(Ggf)Lafayette Derr(MGgf),Israel Derr(MGGgf),John William Boyer(MGf), Joseph Boyer(MGGf). Also related to the Weikels, Kerstetters and Updegrove(sp?)
After being called out by someone for misinformation, I would like to set the record straight. I spent over 12 years of my life reading 104 years of local newspapers in the Mount Carmel and Shamokin Pennsylvania area. My data comes from personally reading every obituary printed in those papers. Additional data was taken directly from death records read by me. Those records were taken directly from the death certificates written by the attending doctor/coroner upon that person's death. My "Lost Little Angels" & "Lost Angel" data was taken from their obituary or death certificate. I trust the doctor's information but the newspaper data I took with a grain of salt as the saying goes.
That's because after doing my research, I found out that reporters back then did not necessarily care if what they reported was correct or correctly spelled. A prime example was the death of a child named "Kulick" (correct spelling). One local newspaper had it correct, the other had it spelled "Coolick". The worse misspelling I found was this example. The one obituary listed the name as "Isaback", the correct spelling was "Eisenbaugh" and people wonder why they can't find their ancestor with reporters like this, that made these examples. So if the data I post is incorrect, don't kill the messenger, blame the reporter who didn't give a cr@p to make sure they reported the right information. I can only post the information taken from the obituary, how am I suppose to know if said information was incorrect. I tried to look for updated obituaries to make sure I had the right data but most times there was only one obituary and that's what I used. Please accept my apology for venting on here but I have spent a good part of my life trying to help fellow genealogist and to be called out because of misinformation hurt me.
As far as changing incorrect information, I am happy to do so. I am also willing to transfer any memorial. As most people know, it is very difficult to read sandstone headstones, especially if they're weathered. So please take the time to read any stone you may be concerned about the information I may have used. After all it is very subjective material and open for interpretation. Using special filters, I gave it my best shot but I'm not sure on some stones and even went back to actually feel the lettering or numbers, it's still guess work in some cases.
PLEASE feel free to visit my "Lost Little Angels" & "Lost Angels" Virtual Cemeteries anytime and leave them a Flower or Note. These children & adults are lost in time because they have no headstone to tell us where they are buried in a cemetery or even on a family plot. My own twin brother and sister Daniel & Nancy Miller are a part of this group. So is my Maternal Great Grandmother. Records usually don't help, they simply say yes, they're here but where, we don't exactly know. Just remember, you may be the only other person beside myself to visit a "Lost Little Angel" or "Lost Angel". Some of these lost children may not even have a living ancestor,"PLEASE VISIT THEM". Thank You from the bottom of My Heart.
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Robert - Thank you for your memorial tributes that you left on my brothers and father's memorial site. They are most appreciated. Also, thank for for your service to our country and and please give my thanks to your brothers as well.
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Belated Thank You for stopping by SSGT Luke Opuda's memorial...he wanted another tour and couldn't get it due to what I'm told was a draw down in forces. His brother Jake has also recently passed, his number is presently at the end of my bio. Two young lads certainly missed by many.
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Not a biggie, thought you might have had something in print somewhere. You're efforts in N'umberland are appreciated by many I'm sure. I have a bunch of photos from over on the Merriam I should go back over to see if any can be added. I was only up there a few times so never really got the lay of how all those cems run shy the Tifereth Israel.
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No, Grace, is not her mother, her mother's name was Mary. Tom was a cousin. Her father was John, cousin to Thomas.
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I love it - way to go - tell it like it is.
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I'm helping a friend with her family, which is Barnes, so give the credit to Louise Barnes Rock. She supplied me with the information.
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Robert, thanks for adding the info to David's memorial (Find A Grave Memorial# 99669224). I have since received death notices or newspaper article for his parents but, unsure where they are buried. As soon as I have this info I will post their memorials & make an edit to connect David.
Thanks for your hard work & I agree with the comment in your bio about shooting the messenger. As you, I have spent many, many hours posting on Find A Grave & am human & make mistakes. There's always gonna be a few rotten apples in the barrel.
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Thanks for posting Marilyn and Bruce Baxter's headstones.
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Robert you are doing a wonderful job with memorials of "forgotten" ones, this has been a goal of mine also. There are so many without headstones and the little ones were not always mentioned in the parents obits even. I read your bio and can't agree more, we do the best we can with the information available, headstones are worn at times, but better then nothing. I'm always thankful when a relative can help fill in the blanks, but there info isn't always right either. ;) Keep up the great work! Luella
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Thank you Robert for transferring Thomas and Esther to me. It was very nice of you. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Dolores
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Could the X-Men and other characters created by Stan Lee belong to a Colorado company? That's the contention of a lawsuit filed here by locally based Stan Lee Media, Inc. against The Walt Disney Company. The suit claims SLMI is entitled to "billions of dollars of profits" from movies and more even though Lee hasn't been involved with the company for years -- one of many complications in this zany case. Get details and see the lawsuit below.Stan Lee.
According to comic-book-related website Robot 6, Stan Lee Media emerged from the 1998 bankruptcy of Marvel, the firm with which Lee has long been associated. However, SLMI itself filed for bankruptcy in February 2001.
Five years later, after finally emerging from bankruptcy protection, SLMI filed a $5 billion lawsuit against Marvel, beginning a string of legal actions that continue to this day. Indeed, Robot 6 notes that Stan Lee Media and Lee himself "have sued each other on a few occasions." No surprise, then, that Lee has reportedly had no connection with his namesake firm for ten years-plus.Lee giving a one-finger salute at a Spider-Man movie premiere.
If that's the case, why on earth does Stan Lee Media believe it continues to hold the rights to Lee's creations? The new suit, filed by Denver's Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP, maintains that "In October 1998, Stan Lee assigned in writing the copyrights and all other rights in the comic book characters...that he had previously created or would create in the future to Stan Lee Entertainment, Inc.," the predecessor to Stan Lee Media. Then, in July 1999, Stan Lee Entertainment transferred all of its rights and interests "to a publicly owned Colorado corporation called Boulder Capital Opportunities," which was then renamed Stan Lee Media.
If that seems straight-forward, just wait. "Oddly," the lawsuit continues, "in November 1998, Stan Lee signed a written agreement with Marvel Enterprises Inc. in which he purportedly assigned to Marvel the rights to the Characters. However, Lee no longer owned those rights, since they had been assigned to SLEI previously. Accordingly, the Marvel agreement actually assigned nothing" -- and therefore, Disney, which subsequently acquired Marvel, doesn't own the characters, either.
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