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I had this when I was 13 when I was just getting into makeup.
Living in the Wet Coast, I had to get the w/p. Being the newbie, I had no idea that w/p is haarder too remove. Even the remover from Maybelline took lile 5 min!
I liked how it seriously defined my lashes. It lived up to the name cuz u can see that the brush separates each individual lash. Good length bit not much volume. This was mediocre mascara at best.
It was not clumpy, and it stayed water proof. It was hard to get off even with makeup remover for waterproof mascara. It ran out fast and came out very thin each dip.
I love this mascara for certain looks. I have longish eyelashes that are full. This mascara really lengthens them more and the great thing is that there's no clumps at all! It's really per lash. Each lash is lengthened and seperated. I love to use this with a light colored shadow and thin eyeliner, and curled to really accentuate each lash and it's length.
Usually though, I'm in the mood for fullness and volume so I use One by One. :)
For emphasis on one's lashes in a clean, sharp look; this mascara does the trick!
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I use this mascara for my bottom lashes and I've found its the best mascara I've ever used for bottom lashes. It's hard to find a mascara for both top and bottom because when I use the wand on my lower lashes it tends to make spots and clump. This mascara doesn't do that which I feel is because of the small rubber wand. I also like that this lives up to its claims of being waterproof. Even when I wear this in the summer after sweating and being in the water it's still in place.
I have long, thin, straight lashes and oily eyelids.
Pros: very lengthening, cute packaging, applicator slim enough for bottom lashes
Cons: lacks volume and fullness, gave me spidery lashes, smudged, lashes felt hard and brittle
Define a Lash is a mascara I will not repurchase. It provided lots of length but nothing else. Made my lashes look like deep fried spider legs. Not pretty.
pros: does quite a bit of lengthening
cons: CLUMPS, unnatural, and it's a sucker to get off
lash type: short and sparse
my take: I decided to buy this when I bought my Maybelline Define-A-Lash Volume (pink bottle) mascara. I was excited to try the mascara, as my friend had been raving about the product. However, I was severely disappointed in its performance. The brush did a poor job in separating my lashes, and deposited huge amounts of product onto my lashes. Although I tried to wipe off the excess product from the brush, it was to no avail. I did see that the mascara managed to lengthen my lashes a bit after one coat. However, after I attempted to put on a second coat, the mascara again deposited onto my lashes in big clumps. My lashes looked extremely long, spikey, sticky, and just plain unattractive.... not to mention, UNNATURAL!
Although the mascara did a good job in lengthening, it sure didn't do a good job with separating. I did stay on for most of the day, but after about 7 to 8 hours, I noticed smudging under my eyes. Even though smudgy mascara = HUGE pet peeve of mine, there was another huge flaw to this product. Removal. I used a makeup remover and then washed my face, but saw that there was still a considerable amount of product left on my lashes (and I only had on two coats!) I again used makeup remover. However, when I woke up the next morning, I woke up with raccoon eyes (from MORE smudging) and saw a bit of product still clinging onto my lashes.
Okay, I realize it's a waterproof product... but mine was to the point where it was permanent. Huge, huge, huge, HUGE problem... for me at least.
Although I really wanted to love this product, I stopped using it after about three weeks of use - which was more than enough time to know it was not the product for me. I would probably not recommend this to anyone... unless they have extremely full, long lashes.
I like this mascara because it does exactly what the name says. It really defines my lashes and makes them long. The brush combs through my lashes and doesn't clump at all. It separates them and fans them out. It really lengthens my lashes but doesn't do much for volume. I still like it a lot for length, though. It also holds a curl really well and doesn't smudge because its waterproof.
I purchased this on a whim when Maybelline was doing a BOGO. I normally purchase The Falsies WP and love it, but I thought I'd try something new as well. I got home to see what MUA had to say before I opened it, and it didn't have great reviews. I was disappointed by that, and didn't even bother opening it. Luckily, I ran out of mascara before I had a chance to exchange it, and I'm SO glad I tried it. It does exactly what it says, which is a rarity. My lashes look nice and defined, and very black. Also seems to hold a curl very well. It looks more "natural" than The Falsies, and yet it's noticeable enough to not be a waste of time. I prefer dramatic lashes most if the time, but I love this look! My lashes look feathery and defined, and I haven't noticed any flakes, which is a huge problem for me with most mascaras. I think if I did a voluming mascara over this, I'd have TONS of drama, so I think it will be really versatile. Definite repurchase! Don't let the reviews deter you from this one!
pros- holds curl. defining. lengthening. flake-free. long lasting.
cons- not too buildable. somewhat hardens lashes. non-volumizing.
Overall- great everyday mascara, but if you're going for more of a dramatic/bold look you might want to consider something else.
lovely green bottle, and i really do enjoy using this product. my eyelids are kinda puffy and covers up pretty much most of my lashes..which means i dont have any length really... this mascara does add some length but it doesnt do much for though. one thing i like about this mascara is that it doesnt have any clumps or smudge, and i really like the black color. i got this in waterproof and found it a little hard to remove, think i'll get another one..a better one.


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Connecting millions of users with billions of things. Yanzi is a leading edge, scalable software, Internet-of-Things Cloud platform with highly integrated hardware products that guarantees the user experience end-to-end. Products are self-installed by the user (patent pending). The solution is secure and based on IP all the way to the sensors. The App for the phone is central for delivering the services.
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VIDEO: Newark's Reynolds - WDEL Male HS Athlete of the Week Newark High School Quarterback Taylor Reynolds is this week's WDEL Male High School Athlete of the Week. Reynolds threw for 3 touchdowns and ran for another in the Yellowjackets' 35-28 win over William Penn Friday night. Taylor says he patterns his game after Cam Newton and Michael Vick, but says scrambling isn't always on his mind. "Pass first and run second. You use the run to get out of trouble, but if you see an open receiver you should get him the ball." Newark went 2-8 in 2009 before going 6-4 last season, Taylor says there are good reasons his team has improved so quickly. "We're much more mature physically, mentally, and socially. We have a lot of chemistry with each other because we've been together so long. We've grown." The fact that Taylor is the starting quarterback at Newark isn't much of a surprise, you might say he has the bloodlines for the position. "My grandfather and my uncles were all quarterbacks. I figured I would follow in the family footsteps and create my own legacy." Taylor is getting plenty of attention from colleges, including the Blue Hens, what is he looking for in a school? "You can't be good at education, but drop off in football. You've got to have a good balance, and have a good coaching staff and environment I'm going to live in." |
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Help this is the first time growing canna lilies but not the last. They are 5-6 ft. tall still blooming,are in large pots with other plants. When do I prep them for winter storeage? Pots too big to move in( 1/2 whiskey barrels & larger). Do I dig them out, cut them back , dry them store ? Any advice would be welcomed. the weather has taken a sudden turn-cool for the next while & I don't want to loose them-10 dk leaf with red-orange flowers 3 purple varigated leavewithreddish flowers 1green varigated with yellow orange flowers and 1 green tones leaf with pink flowers thanks
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- Posted by northspruce z3a MB CDA (My Page) on Tue, Sep 29, 09 at 23:19
You can wait for a frost, or just dig them up and bring them in anytime now. A frost won't damage the rhisomes as long as the ground doesn't freeze. Just dig them up, cut off the stems to about 2", pack them in peat moss (or whatever storage method you choose, people do different things) and keep them somewhere cool and dark. |
Northspruce do I let the rhizomes dry out at all or put them into the peatmoss damp. I've overwintered bulbs/corms before and have let them get dry first. can they be divided and when. thanks Lois |
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Yes, let them dry a little. You don't want them to go moldy. One year I didn't have peat moss and packed them in shredded newspaper and they did fine. For now store the rhisomes as they are, and in the spring cut them up so each piece has an eye (or a shoot). I usually cut no more than in half, I like the look of 2 or 3 stems together. At that time you can cut off any soft spots. |
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Commentary Commentary By Jeremy Kirk on July 27, 2011 | Comments (4)Ahoy! Yeah, I know that's a lame way to start. Especially when you consider this week's Commentary Commentary, our third, goes from essential classics like The Thing and Die Hard to Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. We're not scraping the bottom of the barrel just yet, and even though Curse of the Black Pearl is by no means a bad movie, it just hasn't reached a level of beloved nostalgia like our first two. Okay. Enough preamble. This DVD offers three separate commentaries featuring various members of the cast and crew, but rather than hear the insight Jack Davenport had to offer – we love you, Jack – it's probably best to hear from the film's director and star. So here, without any further waggery or warm-up, is what was learned from their commentary.
Review: 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' is a Spectacle Past its Prime
Movie Reviews By Robert Levin on May 19, 2011 | Comments (3)After the nadir that was Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, it was clear that the most lucrative movie franchise of the new millennium needed some freshening up. So, out (reportedly by their own choosing) went director Gore Verbinski and co-stars Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley. In their stead, new helmer Rob Marshall is relied upon for his eye for grandiose theatrical imagery and staging, while Penelope Cruz and Ian McShane are meant to add spice and character to the proceedings. Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) is, well, Captain Jack. Yet On Stranger Tides, the fourth Pirates flick, proves an age-old maxim: the more things change, the more they stay the same. However much the franchise has cosmetically shifted, the new picture is rooted in the familiar: Supernatural-tinged storytelling, murkily-shot battles fought against pristine backdrops, colonial-era costumes and the admittedly unforgettable protagonist, who has become an icon thanks to Depp's epicene, offbeat take. It is by now a tired formula, rendered in such a way that emotional investment is muted and the more adventuresome aspects are diluted by their adherence to this static aesthetic. Character and atmosphere are sacrificed to spectacle, and the spectacle — sprightly chases, dull sword fights and sweeping, zooming shots of the lush Caribbean sea/countryside — has worn down.
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I recently acquired a 16x 20 foam board which has a sketch of the American Adventure Epcot Center World Showcase, in rough, then it has a completed drawing and then it has a completed pinback.
I bought this from a guy who was selling his parent's possessions. They were serious Disney collectors.
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Five months before, I purchased a new front load washing machine - LG model wm2010c. This machine is designed for HE (high efficiency) detergent. Due to lack of my knowledge I was using the regular laundry detergent powder until last week since I bought. (I was using non-HE detergent by mistake and not to save money). Usage of this regular detergent powder came out as a problem now. Last week, during the wash cycle few gallons of water came out of the detergent drawer. It was too late by the time I realized and it made lot of mess in my laundry room. I went thru this LG Knowledge Base (http://lgknowledgebase.com/kb/index.php?View=entry&EntryID=6283) And it suggests removing the tray and pieces and cleaning them thoroughly. I did follow their advice and tried this time with HE detergent liquid. This time I was alert and could stop the machine as soon as I could see the first signs of water leaks. So, it means the problem build-up during the last 5 months is not fixed by cleaning the tray. Now, past is past, let me know how to fix this problem. More precisely, let me know how to fix the new HE washer that was used with non-HE detergent for 5 months. When I googled I see lot of people asking question before using them not like me asking after the fact :( Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Regards
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During those months of using regular detergent what level of sudsing did you notice in the machine during washing? If it was just a little surface layer, you're going to be fine. If it was much more than that, there may be other issues. That drawer is pretty much gravity fill by-pass design. I suspect an obstruction beyond the drawer in the channel leading into the machine. Can you get a bottle-brush or something in there to probe for an obstruction? |
Hi Ganesh, have to ask some questions to have further clues :) When did the drawer start leaking ? 1) immediately, while filling. the leak is clear water. 2) it took a while. Also behind the door there were plenty of suds. The leak is sudsy water Another question : how much detergent do you use ? as much as you were used with a toploader ? far less ? [OT : ASOLO is a tiny Venice on the hills ... behind Venice.Did you know ?] |
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- Posted by gar_newbie (My Page) on Thu, Apr 1, 10 at 22:56
@ Thanks Asolo! With regular detergent washing, I just noticed a little suds. As you mentioned, I notice that now water is not flowing into the channel beyond the drawer. I am going try your idea to clean that area. @ Thanks Hidroman! 1. When I tried for today, the water leaks immediately after I press the START button. 2. The leak is soapy water because the leak is happening VERY immediately. 3. I was using the detergent as same as the quantity used for top-loader. Please let me know if more details required for diagnose. Sorry about my delayed response. TIA. |
Don't "give a try" to Asolo's advice ... just do it before using the washer again If "now water is not flowing into the channel beyond the drawer" no doubt it overflows from the drawer .... it has to go somewhere, no matter "where" :) Pull the drawer out, rinse it under a faucet with very warm water and clean the drawer place AND the hose that is routed to the tub with a bottle brush Also use far less detergent : frontloaders use 1/4 to 1/5 of toploaders while washing Good luck :) |
"3. I was using the detergent as same as the quantity used for top-loader." Something's wrong with this story. If you actually did that -- assuming like a cup or cup and a half of non-HE detergent -- you would have had an over-sudsing disaster. However, you said "I just noticed a little suds." Please clarify. |
- Posted by gar_newbie (My Page) on Fri, Apr 2, 10 at 22:34
@ Asolo Sorry, both of my statements are true to the best of my knowledge although you see the effects contradicting. |
Well, they certainly are contradicting.....aren't they. I'm done with this. |
> Posted by gar_newbie (My Page) *********** on Thu, Apr 1 **************** april fool maybe ? :) |
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A new Harris survey found that almost all Americans care about online privacy, and 71% said that they 'care deeply' about it. The survey found that the service that worries Americans most is Facebook.
LinkedIn may not have a spotless record when it comes to security and privacy, but we should give them credit when they do something right. Learn more now.
You are never truly invisible online – and even if you equip yourself with an arsenal of privacy tools, you'll still be watched. But there are ways to ensure that you and your business never "overshare". Here's seven of them.
The FBI has issued a warning to police and other emergency response personnel about a lethal new tool which 'malicious actors' have been using to deadly effect against American government institutions – Google dorks.
Concern is growing over the export of surveillance equipment which can track the movements of anyone carrying a cellphone. Such technnologies are freely on sale not only to oppressive regimes, but also to criminal gangs.
Do you trust the internet with your secrets? Perhaps you shouldn't, even if you're using an app which professes to "deliver anonymously" secrets to your friends, and their circles, without identifying you as the originator…
Online privacy has gone from being a minority concern to something that worries the man in the street – after a study of 2,000 people found a majority believed they were being listened to online, and nearly a third would pay to stop it.
An ultra-secure phone claimed to be the first privacy-focused smartphone on sale swiftly fell victim to a security researcher – who hacked the "super secure" Blackphone in just five minutes.
Yet another "connected" device was outed as a potential spy this week – as researchers showed how Google's Nest thermostat could be turned into a "fully-fledged spying device".
Today's fashion for high-end electronics in luxury hotels allowed a hacker to wreak havoc in 200 suites at once in a five-star hotel in China – switching off lights, changing the TV channel, raising blinds and fiddling with the temperature.
Somewhere in a small city in south central Russia, a group of men in their twenties have got away with what some are describing as one of the biggest cyber-heists in history.
Since a recent claim researchers could "uncloak" Tor users for less than $3,000, there has been a flurry of activity in the "anonymous" online service – but in the form of new adverts, new markets, and new security.
Users of the online privacy service Tor – designed to allow users to access hidden sites anonymously – may have been unmasked after an attack lasting five months, crafted to de-anonymise traffic on the service.
If intelligence and law enforcement agencies have a genuine need to spy upon some communications then it should not be via a backdoor that could put millions of innocent, law-abiding users at risk.
Victims of the notorious attack against Sony's online gaming service and associated websites in 2011, which exposed details for up to 77 million subscribers, are to be offered $15m in digital goods as compensation.
The developers of the Tor online privacy service are fixing a weakness which could have exposed the identities of hundreds of thousands of users of sites around the world.
A new project aims to protect homes and small businesses from the security failings of Wi-Fi routers, a problem which has repeatedly hit the headlines over the past year.
A new kind of web tracking tool bypasses the protections privacy-conscious web users rely on and is already being used to track users across thousands of sites – without users being aware of it.
'Sextortion' attacks where cybercriminals blackmail victims with the threat of exposing explicit photographs or messages are increasingly common, according to a report by Bloomberg News.
Disgruntled employees and other malicious insiders could be one of the most serious security threats companies face – but the importance of the threat from the 'enemy within' varies according to who you ask.


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We found some fat, funny green caterpillars on my parsley which I found out are Black Swallowtail Caterpillars. We made them a nice home, have kept them clean and fed for a few days now, and one has gone into chrysalis "mode". Despite my attempts to add branches in hopes it wouldn't attach itself to the lid (which is removable), it attached itself to the lid :-/ I had another full grown caterpillar, and we found a baby also and added it to our home. The other large one that had not yet started to do its thing was on the lid also this morning, and this afternoon upon checking had somehow escaped (no clue how) and was lying on the concrete. After many tears and broken hearts from myself and the kids, I am now frantically trying to see if I have caused trauma to the one that is remaining by removing (CAREFULLY!) and replacing the lid in order to feed the remaining baby. The one attached has been there, and the silk "belt" has been present since about noon time yesterday. So, a full 24 hours has passed and I don't see any change. I can't find anywhere on the internet that says how long the last molting/shedding process is supposed to take. And I'm afraid I've killed him! Can anyone help me from their experience? Thank you so much!!! |
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also -- question -- from reading posts I keep seeing "lep" what does that mean? thx |
Well, in case anyone reads this -- I got confirmation that he/she is still alive! Whew! He moved a little earlier so now we're awaiting the amazing transformation!! |
- Posted by misssherry Z8/9MS (My Page) on Tue, Aug 7, 12 at 16:10
It usually takes more than 24 hours for the pupating caterpillar to become a chrysalis, CarlaMGH, sometimes up to 48 hours. It sounds like everything is normal with it. I used to put sticks in my cages for the cats to pupate on, and they never used them, preferring the top, the sides, even the undersides of the paper towel to the sticks, so I quit using them. Of course, the sides of my cages aren't slick and it's easy for them to navigate them. 'Lep' is short for lepidoptera which is the scientific group (order, I think) that butterflies and moths belong to. I think I said in a previous post that the biggest lep I'd ever seen was a mostly yellow, huge, female imperial moth - I've never seen a butterfly or moth any bigger than she was. Out of curiosity, is your caterpillar home a jar? Did you punch air holes in the top? Sherry |
Did your caterpillar pupate okay? You might want to secure your container to make sure that others can't wander out, although I've found that Black swallowtail cats don't usually wander much. Mine don't usually pupate on the sticks either, unless the sticks have leaves on them. Then, at least half would pupate on the stick under the leaves. Maybe they feel safer if they are hiding under leaves? Also, their chrysalises are pretty easy to move. Wait at least 24 hours after they pupate for the chrysalis to harden, then you can dislodge the silk threads and tape them to another surface, or a stick. I did that with several chrysalises last fall so I could over winter them in a mesh sleeve. |
Thank you for your responses! He/she did finally change into the chrysalis (pupate?). I was there when it happened, and got to witness it. It was magnificent! The home is a cardboard box with one side cut out and then screened in with panty hose (it was all I had!) and then a top made out of glass that just sits on there. I had another one that did escape, though I'm not sure how, it's all pretty tight. I had the plastic mesh on top, which is where the chrysalis formed. But when I still had the other caterpillar, I had to remove the top and replaced it with the glass. I very very very carefully cut out a section of the mesh that the caterpillar is attached to, and then put it back in the cage at an angle that I think would be natural to it. I hope this will work for when it is ready to eclose (fancy terminology, eh? lol) I was relieved to hear it was okay to move them. I don't think I waited quite 24 hours though, but I didn't detach it either, so I hope it will be fine. Thanks again! I just spotted a mystery caterpillar and took some pictures for ID, and can't find it anywhere on the web. I'm going to post them here to see if anyone knows what it is. Thanks again! |
When I raise caterpillars in containers, I cut pieces of brown paper bag that are the shape and size of the container top and tape those on the inside. When the cats pupate, they attach to the paper and I can take the paper and put it some where convenient to watch for signs they are about to eclose. At one point, I had 30 chrysalis hanging under the kitchen cupboards. If I needed to leave town, I'd just take them out to the deck and attach them to a railing with a staple or nail. Another option is to transfer the later stage cats into a brown paper bag with some host leaves in the bottom. When they pupate, you can cut up the bag and relocate each cat to another convenient spot. Martha |
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We have reached a point in our build that we need to make a decision on shingle color and I think we need to know the siding color first. We will be using LP SmartSide siding, trim, and shakes on the house and would like to go for a neutral or earth tone colors on the house. The window casing colors are a sandstone.
We are trying to decide between brown or black/grey shingles and are having trouble. I was leaning towards brown, but don't want to be limited when selecting the siding colors. Does anyone have any tips for selecting these colors? Sample pictures would help. I am having trouble finding what were are looking for on Houzz.com. |
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You can go to the certainteed web site and play with exterior colors and finishes there. In general, warm tones lean brown while cool tones lean gray. |
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I also like the Owens Corning visualizer to help with seeing different exterior house colors together. The only problem was some of the Ben Moore colors on the Owens site is some of the colors are no longer available. I also found a site by an interior designer named Barbara Meglis that was very helpful. The address for this site is yourcolorcoach.wordpress.com Good luck with your decisions! Carol |
We are leaning towards GAF's timberline slate siding. It looks like this would go with just about any siding color. Anyone else use this color? Pictures? I could not find many pictures of it out on the web. |
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In the past 10 years, Ethernet-based local area networks (LANs) have progressed a great deal, particularly in their data throughput capabilities. Most data communications functions take place on either a network or channel connection.
Network connections, such as Ethernet, provide a means to transport data from point A to point B using a path that is shared with other traffic. In fact, most network-based data transport doesn't care what type of connection is required to make the data readable at its destination; that is left up to another process defined within the data-link stack of the Open Standards Interconnection (OSI) specification. In contrast, channel-based connections provide direct or switched point-to-point connections between the source and destination.
From an operational perspective, network-based communication is slower than that over a channel because it is typically software intensive.
Current versions of Ethernet support devices, called network switches, replace the network hub but allow dedicated paths or channels to be established between network devices, thus reducing the potential for collisions to occur. However, Ethernet is still a network-based delivery method, and while it's efficient at carrying large amounts of data, it is not efficient for use in transporting more real-time data such as establishing direct I/O connections with disk drives.
In 1994, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) established Fibre Channel as a standard. It combines the best of network and channel-based data transport.
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Fibre Channel is based on an interconnection scheme called the fabric. The fabric essentially acts as an active switching system that can manage and route connections. The fabric consists of one or more Fibre Channel switches interconnected through one or more ports. Ports on the fabric are called F_ports.
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Fibre Channel requires at least one link between two nodes. Fibre Channel devices are connected by hardware devices called N_ports, which are usually the physical termination between the device and the media used to attach to the Fibre Channel fabric. This is similar to how network interface cards (NIC) connect to the unshielded twisted pair cabling or fiber connections on an Ethernet network. The N_Port also contains all of the software and hardware to manage the Fibre Channel protocol. Each node connected to the fabric typically contains two ports, but must contain at least one port. The ports can act as transmitters and receivers. Fibre Channel nodes only need to manage their connection with the corresponding F_Port on the fabric.
Fibre Channels can support not only traditional network protocols such as TCP/IP, but also protocols such as the Small Computer System Interface (SCSI). For example, Fibre Channel permits network servers, located in one part of a building, direct access to arrays of disk drives and other high-performance storage media, separated by a room or a continent. This is the fundamental basis of Storage Area Networks.
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Fibre Channel can be deployed in one of three different topologies: point-to-point, arbitrated-loop and cross-point (also called fabric-switched).
The point-to-point topology is simply a connection between two N_ports, where one of those N_ports is a server (also called the initiator). This method is limited to only two nodes and therefore not able to grow with the network. The point-to-point topology may be used where it is desirable to connect a single server to a single remote disk array.
The Arbitrated Loop (AL) topology has gained wider acceptance due to its lower per-port cost and ability to share media. AL breaks the Fibre Channel into loops, each loop supporting as many as 126 nodes and one fabric port. Note that devices supporting AL_ports on a node are called NL_ports and ports on the fabric are called FL_ports. The AL topology works like that of Ethernet: only one device may send data at a given time. Where Ethernet uses a concept called contention to transmit data, AL uses arbitration. A node must win an arbitration to send data. The winner of that arbitration is called the loop-master and has the ability to send data for that instant. Adding too many devices to a loop may significantly degrade its performance.
The AL topology can be interconnected by using a hub or by daisy-chaining the devices. As with any network topology, daisy-chaining devices on a network could be dangerous because if one of the connections break, the entire segment is compromised.
Cross-point topology provides the highest performance for Fibre Channel. Cross-point topology is simply a fabric based on a number of interconnected switches. Each switch typically contains from eight to 64 ports, with the largest called director switches. The real benefit with this configuration is increased performance and its ability to scale as large as needed. While adding more devices to an AL topology may decrease performance, adding more switches in a cross-point topology actually increases its performance.
While Fibre Channel doesn't subscribe to the OSI standard used with traditional networking, it does subscribe to a similar five-layered architecture. Those five layers are:
FC-4 defines the interface between Fibre Channel and upper level protocols.
FC-3 defines functions such as file encryption and compression.
FC-2 defines Fibre Channel flow control, data encapsulation, classes of service information and the physical models for components.
FC-1 describes the ordering of data into sets and defines the encoding and decoding schemes of data into bytes.
FC-0 describes the physical media including the ports and cabling.
The next generation of Fibre Channel promises to be even faster and more efficient. Its natural ability to interface external disk arrays with network servers make it useful for users that require access to large amounts of storage, quickly and reliably.
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Categories: Crushworthy Moms, Crushworthy Year, Our Crushworthy Year!, Week 3 - Tags: Designer, Fabric, Lulu DK, mom, PorthaultLulu deKwiatkowski is the founder and designer of Lulu DK. Lulu DK designs are sought after and instantly recognizable for their bold use of color and playful designs.
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From: Leanne
Date: 8/4/01
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Hi, We have a pretty big Pirate section on the site.
A lot of people make toilet paper roll crafts and put a bottom on them. You can then use them to hold treats for a treasure hunt.
Some people used the treasure map craft to create a treasure map for the treasure hunt at the party
Some people have used the treasure chest craft to "wrap" a gift or have each child make one as a treat bag substitute
Also, there's a Pirate Cake you can make at http://www.family.go.com/recipes/special/features/family_0000_01/dony/cake_pirate/cake_pirate.html
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Valerie Easton: What books are lying open on your nightstand right now?
Ed Marquand: "Bad Monkey" by Carl Hiaasen. It's hysterical; Hiaasen is my favorite "trash" writer. The other is David Rakoff's rhyming novel, "Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish." I haven't started it yet, but look forward to it — sad though the read's going to be.
Have you read a truly great book lately? One you'd unhesitatingly recommend to friends and colleagues?
"Designing Design" by Ken Hara. He's the founder of Muji stores, which have had a profound impact on the way we think of the most basic, daily items in our lives. A few weeks ago I visited Peter Miller Books (in his new location in the Suyama Peterson Deguchi building on Second Avenue.) I was blown away. My favorite books were "Introducing: Visual Identities for Small Businesses" and "Whet My Appetite: Culinary Graphic Design." Both are well designed and thoughtful, intensely curated and fresh. They are professional surveys, but they got me as excited about retail design and product and merchandise ideas as any books I've seen for ages.
Do you have a book or two that you've re-read over the years?
One of my favorites is "A History of Reading" by Alberto Manguel. I gave out 20 copies as holiday gifts one year. It's so much fun, like eating a chocolate cake while listening to someone describe the pleasures of eating a chocolate cake. Heaven!
Do you read mostly fiction or non-fiction?
I read about art, design, architecture and creative businesses mostly. I do like good biographies, silly novels and the occasional serious piece of fiction or non-fiction.
What is going on at Tieton? Tell us why there's a Paper Hammer east and west of the mountains?
Tieton is becoming a bigger deal all of the time. In 2005, when a small band of friends and I stumbled into this tiny orchard town outside of Yakima, we started to imagine what kinds of businesses would make sense there. We concluded that starting enterprises that would help us realize our urban creative ambitions would be a good place to start. We launched Mighty Tieton.
Space and help is so much more affordable there than here. The quality of the work, the pleasure of being there, and the contrast with the pace of life all adds up to a delightful professional situation.
My artisan business there became Paper Hammer Studios, which produces limited edition books for art and museum clients. We also produce paper and book related products that we sell in Paper Hammer in downtown Seattle.
How did you get into book arts? Who is buying the books you're making?
Collectors, dealers, scholars, connoisseurs, academics and visitors to museum exhibits buy our books.
I got into publishing through art and graphic design. When I moved to Seattle in 1978, I started a small studio that focused on work for art gallery announcements and publications. In the mid-1980s we shifted to a structure that was more like a publisher than a design studio, which was a good move. Adding editorial depth helped us attract more high-quality museum book work. I love this quote from a university press conference a few years ago: "Books are curated content; everything else is just a website."
What are your favorites of the books you've produced?
We produced a beautiful book for the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco on Mongolian Buddhist art. When I traveled to Mongolia years later, almost everyone I met was familiar with the book and was very proud of it. A common comment was how it was the first time their culture was presented at the same level as most other countries in the world. It elevated their pride in their own heritage in ways I couldn't have imagined.
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Kathy Redig, of Winona, MN will be ordained a Roman Catholic priest on May 4, 2008. Mary Smith of Long Lake, MN and Barbara Zeman of Chicago, IL will be ordained deacons in the same ceremony. All are members of the Midwest Region of the Roman Catholic Womenpriest movement. The ordaining Bishop stands in valid Apostolic succession. This will be the second ordination of women to the priesthood in Minnesota. The first Midwest Region ordination of two women to priesthood and three to the diaconate was in Minneapolis on August 12, 2007.
Roman Catholic Womenpriests are offering a renewed model of priestly ministry rooted in Jesus' example of inclusivity in the Gospels, not placing themselves outside the church. It is our hope that Roman Catholic women priests will one day be affirmed as faithful daughters of the church who offered the church a gift of a renewed priestly ministry in a community of equals modeled on Jesus in the Gospels. The first ordinations were held on the Danube in Germany in 2002.
Recent scholarship affirms that women were ordained in the first twelve hundred years of the church's history. The first half of the church's history provides us with images and accounts of the inclusion of women in Holy Orders that contradict the later prohibition. The evidence provides a tradition we reclaim.
We hold up heroic women in the church's tradition like Hildegard of Bingen, Joan of Arc and St. Theodora Guerin who obeyed God, followed their consciences and withstood hierarchical oppression including interdict, excommunication and death.
The Catholic Church teaches that a law of the church is authoritative only if it is "received" by the sensus fidelium, the community of faith. If the community of faith does not accept the law, it has no effect on us. All people have a moral obligation to disobey an unjust law. St. Augustine taught that an unjust law is no law at all. Since 70% of U.S. Catholics favor women's ordination and a growing majority of Catholics worldwide also favors women's ordination, we do not "receive" or accept the Church's prohibition against the ordination of women and the church's continued reliance on sexist metaphors, beliefs and assumptions for denying ordination to women. Contrary to the hierarchy's claim, there is no shortage of vocations to the priesthood, only shortsightedness about who has a vocation to priesthood.
The church teaching prohibiting women's ordination is not based on Scripture, tradition or the teaching authority (magisterium). In 1976, the Pontifical Biblical Commission concluded that there is no biblical reason to prohibit women's ordination. According to tradition, women were ordained deacons, priests and bishops in the first 1,200 hundred years of the church's history. The Roman Catholic Church teaches primacy of conscience. The prohibition against women's ordination is not infallible.
Roman Catholic Womenpriests are loyal members of the church who stand in the prophetic tradition of holy disobedience to an unjust law that discriminates against women. R
Pope Benedict XVI, wrote when he was Cardinal Ratzinger, in the commentary section of the Doctrine of Vatican II, volume V, page 134,: "Over the Pope as the expression of the binding claim of ecclesiastical authority, there still stands one's own conscience, which must be obeyed before all else, if necessary even against the requirement of ecclesiastical authority." Pope Benedict has not excommunicated any of the women who were ordained in Roman Catholic Womenpriests in North America.
Roman Catholic Church laws are often contradictory. In this instance, canon 1024 limits sacred orders to men, while canon 849 states that baptism is the gateway to the sacraments. Scholar Bishop Ida Raming, doctor of theology, points out a prior church understanding:Â "some medieval canonists hold that not maleness but baptism is the pre-requisite for valid ordinations: "After being baptized, anyone may be validly ordained." (The Exclusion of Women from the Priesthood: Causes and Background)
Roman Catholic Womenpriests are leading the way to a renewed Roman Catholic Church in which the full equality of women will be a reality. Like Mary Magdalene, apostle to the apostles, and the women deacons, priests and bishops who served in the early centuries of our church, we are offering a model of a renewed priesthood in a community of equals.
How to Change God's
Unchangeable Word
From: Bill Steidtmann
Step 1 - Get a Diploma. The first step in changing God's unchangeable Word is to get yourself some respect. You need the power of authority. Jesus' disciples may have been "unlearned and ignorant men" (Acts 4:13), but that's not going to fly this time. You need a good solid argumentum ad verecundiam to work with, combined with a complementary condescension. Stand in front of a mirror and practice saying "Are YOU a Greek expert?" This will leave most of your critics virtually speechless. It is at this moment that you produce the only scripture that really matters, your diploma. In addition to flashing your credentials in public as much as possible, use religious phrases to reinforce their validity like "called and ordained servant of the Word". It may help to wear a robe, which all diploma recipients do anyway, so just wear yours all the time. With the right holy attitude and attire, no one will ever think to question whether God really ordained you or not, or whether any of the apostles had a diploma like you do. Now you're full qualified to pull the ol' switcheroo.
Step 2 - Choose a Bible. There are at least 300 different English Bibles to choose from, and each version of the unchangeable Word of God is different. Only two or three English Bibles make it difficult to change God's unchangeable words. You simply avoid those, and if anyone asks why, just tell them that those Bibles are the corrupt ones. Remember, the last thing you need is for anyone to realize that God's unchangeable words were not English words. If anyone does start to get a little too smart, refer them to a Bible dictionary where the definitions of the words in question originate from the same bunch who mistranslated them in the first place. This circular reasoning almost never fails.
Step 3 - Mistranslate the Words. Using a previously mistranslated Bible is something that every person can do, but for the ultimate deception, you really need to do your own work. Since Satan has already inspired the mistranslation of the absolutely critical word "aion" (and various others like "olam", "sheol", "hades", and "gehenna") in most English Bibles, you should concentrate on words that haven't been screwed up yet. Say for example, you wanted to make people think that God was just offering salvation, rather than securing it and giving it to whomever He willed. This verse will be problematic: 1 Tim 2:3b-4 (KJV) "...God our Saviour; Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth." The easiest way to avoid the idea that God gets what God wants is to change the word "will" in this verse into the word "wish", so that God only wishes that everyone would be saved instead of willing it, like He's some kind of god or something (and definitely avoid verses like Psalm 135:6 where God makes it sound that way). If anyone suggests that all of God's wishes come true, try to laugh without showing how nervous that makes you feel.
Step 4 - Viva la Resistance. Defend the Bible you chose in Step 2 (or your own from Step 3) with a deep passionate conviction. Remind people that God's Word is infallible, and then imply that the English Bible you chose is exactly that. If someone points out that translations of those infallible words are all too fallible, and that all the original manuscripts of the Bible have either been lost or destroyed, try to deflect their focus away from the real issue, by going right back to your corrupt Bible and scaring them with some "eternal damnation" verses. Perfect love may cast out all fear, but your job is to cast as much eternal hellfire fear into them as possible. Regarding the various words mentioned in Step 3, under no circumstances should they ever be discussed. Learn to change the subject when the subject is the change!
Step 5 - Relax, Have a Beer. Since the difficult work of mistranslating the Bible has been done already, there really isn't anything you need to do except sit back and watch all the insanity unfold. You'll know that things are going according to plan when you see the inevitable madness that comes from thinking that God is going to burn 90% of humanity forever, without the mercy that endures forever, in the fires of Hell. For example, you may hear that God is omnipresent, and Hell is where God is not, or that Christ descended into a Christless hell, only to discover it aint possible to be where you aint. Or that Hell is a "living death", just as surely as white is black and up is down. Or that God wants you to pray "Thy will be done", but His will to save everyone is not going to happen, so the answer to your pray is "NO.", because all things are possible with God except for Him getting what He wants. Or when you hear a message about the "gospel" look for statements like: "There is nothing you can do to save yourself", followed shortly thereafter with: "All you have to do to save yourself is ..." This is why you will need that beer, to stay sane and remain calm in the face of this kind of logic.
The word the Lord gave me -
From: Lorayne Wernecke
It has been a while since I wrote anything. Many things happening. My husband is very ill; we are taking care of him right here at Callista Court, with the help of the doctors and nurses. Also many changes in jobs within the family, some moves, but lots to think about.
Most of all I have not been listening to "the Lord's still small voice" so I don't hear what He has been telling me.
The other morning I was studying and praying and listening for a change and He gave me this word - "hellowgrnics," and told me it meant to worship, honor, love and praise only the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. To glorify the Lord Jesus and thank Him for His death on the Cross, and shedding His precious holy blood for our families and only this can protect us and people we are praying for.
Satan cannot stand the sight of Jesus' holy blood and will go away and not bother people who are covered with it and are protected by it.
He also encouraged us to worship Him at all times of the day, not just in church, prayer groups or Bible study, but by ourselves. This is the best time to hear His "still small voice" and understand what He is telling us personally.
I want to be doing His will and to be used by Him only. In Jesus' name.


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KERALA - Hundreds of thousands of India Muslims are expected to flow to Swalath Nagar in Malappuram district of Kerala on Sunday, August 4, to mark laylat ul-qadr (the Night of Power) with special prayers, deemed the largest in the world after Makkah and Madinah.
"We expect a crowd of more than six lakh (one hundred thousand) who will congregate through the day, and prayers will conclude early Monday morning," Umer Melmuri, one of the key organizers of the event, told PTI News Agency.
We expect close to two lakh people to be there to take part in the Iftar celebrations Sunday evening.
Located 350 km from the state capital, the venue of the congregation is spread across 10 km.
Muslim worshippers will gather on both sides of National Highway 213.
The gathering, organized Ma'din Academy, one of the premier educational and charity centres in south India, is held annually on the eve of the 27th Ramadan, believed to be laylat ul-qadr (the Night of Power).
In between the prayer sessions, Muslims imams will make a pledge against terrorism and alcoholism.
Moreover, they will be extending a message of harmony, tolerance, love and affection to the wider community.
Ramadan, the holiest month in Islamic calendar, started in India on July 10.
During Ramadan, Muslims dedicate their time during the holy month to become closer to Allah through prayer, self-restraint and good deeds.
The majority of Muslims prefer to pay Zakah for the poor and needy during the month.
Marked annually on the eve of the 27th night of Ramadan, the Night of Power is better than a thousand months.
Huge Prayers
According to organizers, Kerala's gathering is the third largest prayer gathering after Makkah and Madinah.
Numerous devout Muslims arrive here not only from other parts of India but also abroad.
"This is one event where people from other religions also join to see the smooth conduct of the day-long festivities," Melmuri said.
Of the 14 grounds that are kept for parking of vehicles, eight are maintained by people from other religions in this district. Closed-circuit TVs are kept at various places in and around the place. The day-long program is also webcast.
A special iftar would also be organized during the event.
"The food (including traditional Muslim dishes like pathiri and samosas) that would be served at the Iftar comes from various homes in the district, and the curries that will be served are being prepared at the venue," Melmuri said.
There are some 140 million Muslims in Hindu-majority India, the world's third-largest Muslim population after those of Indonesia and Pakistan.
Reproduced with permission from OnIslam.net


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Memphis to Manchester (Music)
With John Wendland
Thu Oct 14th 2010 7.00am–10.00am
R=listener request. N=music new at the station. L=local music. Your purchases using the Buy it! links
Time zone: central
7:04am | Solomon Burke "If You Need Me" from The Very Best of Solomon Burke (Rhino 1998) —RIP Solomon Burke. One of our finest soul singers passed away this week at the age of 70. Written by Wilson Pickett, Robert Bateman & Sonny Sanders and released by Atlantic in 1963.Buy it! |
7:06am | The Soul Clan "That's How It Feels" from Sanctified Soul (Kent 2000) —Short-lived soul group made up of Arthur Conley, Ben E. King, Solomon Burke, Don Covay & Joe Tex. Written by Bobby Womack & Don Covay and released on Atlantic in 1968.Buy it! |
7:10am | The Rolling Stones "Cry to Me" from Out of Our Heads (Remastered) (ABKCO 2005) —Solomon Burke cover written by Bert Berns and recorded in 1965.Buy it! |
7:17am | Solomon Burke "The Mighty Quinn" from Proud Mary (Bonus Track Version) (Sundazed 2000) —Previously unissued Bob Dylan cover recorded at Muscle Shoals in 1970.Buy it! |
7:20am | The Detroit Cobras "Stupidity" from Life, Love and Leaving (Sympathy for the Record Industry 45 2001) —Written by Solomon Burke and recorded in 2001.Buy it! |
7:21am | Wilson Pickett "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" from Funky Midnight Mover: The Atlantic Recordings (1962-1978) (Rhino / Atlantic 1968) —Written by Solomon Burke, Bert Berns & Jerry Wexler and recorded at Muscle Shoals in 1966.Buy it! |
7:24am | Syl Johson "Is It Because I'm Black (Instrumental)" from Light: On The South Side (The Numero Group 2009) —Music bed. From this 2009 box set of Chicago blues & soul. For a more detailed synopsis I wrote about this, go to http://kdhx.org/blog/author/memphisBuy it! |
7:25am | Solomon Burke "Everything About You" from Nothing's Impossible (E1 Entertainment 2010) N —Written by Solomon Burke and found on what turned out to be Willie Mitchell's last produced album.Buy it! |
7:28am | Van Morrison "Only A Dream" from Down The Road (Universal unk 2002) —Written by Van Morrison and also covered by Solomon Burke on his "Don't Give Up On Me" release.Buy it! |
7:36am | Preservation Hall Jazz Band "St. James Infirmary" from Doctors, Professors, Kings & Queens: The Big Ol' Box of New Orleans (Shout! Factory 2004) —Written by Joe Primrose & recorded in 1986. Appearing along with the Del McCoury Band at the Family Arena on Saturday (10/23). Show begins at 7 PM.Buy it! |
7:41am | Melody Gardot "Your Heart Is As Black As Night" from My One and Only Thrill (Verve 2009) —Written by Melody Gardot and released in 2009. She's only 25 and is already big overseas. Jazz At The Bistro or Sheldon Concert Hall, anyone?Buy it! |
7:44am | Gordon Jenkins "The Conductor" from Gordon Jenkins' Seven Dreams (Decca 1954) —Excerpt of Crescent City Blues from his second dream, The Conductor. Released in 1953 and was almost copied entirely by Johnny Cash and renamed Folsom Prison Blues. I finally found out the singer is a woman named Beverly Mahr.Buy it! |
7:50am | Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan "You Won't Let Me Down Again" from Hawk (Vanguard 2010) N —Written by Isobel Campbell. Currently on tour but the closest they get is Chicago on Friday (10/22).Buy it! |
7:53am | Beth Orton "Stolen Car" from Central Reservation (Arista 1999) —Written by Beth Orton and released in 1999. Stunningly good album.Buy it! |
8:03am | Charlotte Gainsbourg "Heaven Can Wait (Sunset Sound Session - Circus Version)" from Sunset Sound Session (Ekektra 2010) —Alternate version recorded in 2009 and released as a single in 2010. Written & produced by Beck.Buy it! |
8:06am | Fabienne Delsol "I Feel So Blue" from On My Mind (Damaged Goods 2010) N —New release by the ex-singer of the Bristols (U.K.).Buy it! |
8:08am | Carla Bruni "Those Little Things" from Monsieur Gainsbourg Revisited (Verve Forecast 2006) —From this 2006 collection of various artists covering the songs of Serge Gainsbourg.Buy it! |
8:14am | Suzanne Vega "Tom's Diner" from Close-Up, Vol. 2: People and Places (Razor & Tie www.razorandtie.com 2010) N —New version of the song just released this week. More than a capella and less than the DNA version. I like it. Re-recording songs is one way to wrest control of the songs back from the labels who own the masters.Buy it! |
8:18am | The Kinks "Here Come the People In Grey" from Muswell Hillbillies (Remastered) (Velvel Records 1998) —Written by Ray Davies & released in 1971.Buy it! |
8:22am | Tommy Womack "The Highway's Coming" from Circus Town (Sideburn Records 2002) —Written by Tommy Womack and released in 2002.Buy it! |
8:28am | The Replacements "Cruella DeVille" from Stay Awake (A&M 1988) —For aficionados of The Replacements and/or songs from 101 Dalmations. Produced by Hal Willner and featuring a host of eclectic various artists reinterpreting music from vintage Disney films.Buy it! |
8:30am | Los Lobos "The Bare Necessities" from Los Lobos Goes Disney CD ALBUM (Disney Sound 2009) —2009 recording of a song from The Jungle Book featuring the vocals of Cesar Rosas. Written by Terry Gilkyson.Buy it! |
8:33am | Raul Malo "Sombras" from Sinners & Saints (Fantasy 2010) N —Wonderful vocals on this song written by Jose Maria Contursi & Francisco J. Lomuto and found on this new release.Buy it! |
8:37am | Ry Cooder/Manuel Galban "Bodas de Oro" from Mambo Sinuendo (World Circuit 2002) —Music bed. Instrumental featuring both Ry Cooder and Manuel Galban on guitar.Buy it! |
8:39am | Calexico "Victor Jara's Hands" from Carried to Dust (Bonus Track Version) (Quarterstick Records 2008) —Written by Joey Burns & Jairo Zavala.Buy it! |
8:42am | Los Straitjackets with Big Sandy "Tu Te Vas (You'll Lose A Good Thing)" from Rock En Espanol Vol. One (Yep Roc www.yeproc.com 2007) —Barbara Lynn cover from 2007. Los Straitjackets & Big Sandy and His Fly Rite Boys will be appearing at Off Broadway next Thursday (10/21). Highly recommended.Buy it! |
8:45am | The Trashmen "Malaguena" from The Birth of Surf - Vol. 2 (Ace 2010) N —Originally recorded in 1964 for the Garrett label and found on this well put-together collection of surf songs.Buy it! |
8:50am | Belle and Sebastian "Write About Love" (Matador 2010) N —From their new release which just came out this week. Also featuring the vocals of actress Carey Mulligan.Buy it! |
8:54am | Bettie Serveert "Souls Travel" from Pharmacy of Love (Palomine 2010) N —Appearing at the Blueberry Hill Duck Room next Friday (10/22). Highly recommended.Buy it! |
8:56am | The School "I Want You Back" from Loveless Unbeliever (Elefant 2010) N —Really fine indie pop out of Cardiff, Wales. I suspect fans of Best Coast or Camera Obscura would really like this.Buy it! |
9:05am | Grant Lee Buffalo "The Hook" from Fuzzy (Rhino/Slash 1993) —Written by Grant Lee Phillips.Buy it! |
9:10am | Brian Eno "By This River" from Y Tu Mama Tambien ST (Zomba 2002) —From the 2002 soundtrack to the Alfonso Cuaron film.Buy it! |
9:13am | Little Dragon "Twice" from Little Dragon (Peacefrog 2007) —Beautiful song from the Swedish band featuring the vocals of Yukimi Nagano.Buy it! |
9:18am | Neko Case "Runnin' Out of Fools" from Blacklisted (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2002) —Written by Richard Ahlert & Kay Rogers and released in 2002.Buy it! |
9:21am | Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter "Lonely Still" from Reckless Burning (Burn Burn Burn / Barsuk 2002) —Written by Jesse Sykes & Phil Wandscher who both will be appearing as part of the Paste tour taking place at Off Broadway this Friday (10/15). Also appearing are Jason Isbell, Langhorne Slim & Mimicking Birds.Buy it! |
9:27am | Bob Dylan "The Ballad of Frankie Lee & Judas Priest" from John Wesley Harding (Columbia 1968) —Appearing at Chaifetz Arena next Thursday (10/21).Buy it! |
9:32am | The Byrds "Tulsa County" from Ballad of Easy Rider (Columbia 1969) —Written by Pamela Polland and recorded in 1969.Buy it! |
9:38am | Davina and The Vagabonds "Black Cloud" from Live at KDHX --vol. 8 (KDHX 2010) N —Appearing this Friday (10/15) at BB's Jazz Blues & Soups.Buy it! |
9:41am | Moris Tepper "Done Wrong" from Big Enough to Disappear (Candlebone Records 1996) —Written by Moris Tepper (who has played with Tom Waits, Captain Beefheart & PJ Harvey) & released in 1996.Buy it! |
9:45am | The May Day Orchestra "The Irish Orphan" from Ota Benga (Rankoutsider Records 2010) N L —From their new release. Lyrics were written by Tim Rakel (of KDHX's Mystery Train) and bass was played by Josh Weinstein (of KDHX's All Soul, No Borders).Buy it! |
9:52am | LaVern Baker "Jim Dandy" from Soul On Fire: The Best of LaVerne Baker (Atlantic 1953) —Written by Lincoln Chase & recorded in 1955.Buy it! |
9:54am | Ricky Nelson "It's Late" from Greatest Hits (Remastered) (EMI Catalog (USA) 2005) —Written by Dorsey Burnette & recorded in 1958 for Imperial.Buy it! |
9:56am | Solomon Burke "How I Got to Memphis" from Nashville (Shout! Factory Records 2006) —Thought I would end the show with another one in memory of Solomon Burke. This Tom T. Hall song features Solomon Burke backed by Buddy Miller on guitar. Sublime.Buy it! |
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Barbara H. Wynne
Barbara H. (Tuttle) Wynne, 86, formerly of Glastonbury, Conn., died Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013, at Our House in Rutland, after a long illness.
In Massachusetts, she was born in Boston, April 6, 1926, the daughter of Norman and Gertrude Hatch, and raised in Quincy and Squantum.
In 1947, she married Donald A. Tuttle, who died in 1988. She married Edward Wynne of Glastonbury in 1998.
She worked for many years at New Britain (Conn.) General Hospital in the cardiology department.
She was a member of East Glenville (N.Y.) Community Church.
She enjoyed sewing, drawing, painting and hiking.
Survivors include three children, Linda ole-Moi Yoi of Nairobi, Kenya, Robert Tuttle of Granville, N.Y., and Gregory Tuttle of San Juan Bautista, Calif.; three stepchildren, Jane Kelly, Matthew and Timothy Wynne, all of Glastonbury; six grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; three siblings, Virginia DiNatale of Marshfield, Mass., Audrey Dunn of New Hampshire and Roger Hatch of Braintree, Mass.; nieces nephews and cousins.
There are no calling hours.
The memorial service to celebrate her life will be held at the convenience of the family.
Memorial contributions may be made to Our House II, 69 Allen St., Rutland, VT 05701.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1393, quick thinking teen girl saves King Charles IV of France from burning alive at masquerade ball; in 1760, Vermont town of Pownal created by N.H. Gov. Benning Wentworth; Canuplin, Filipino movie star, born.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day, 1700, Cascadia Earthquake, Magnitude 9 plus, strikes West Coast with tsunami effects felt as far away as Japan; in 1885, troops loyal to Sudanese Mohammad Ahmad conquer Khartoum; in 1992, Boris Yeltsin untargets U.S.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 971 AD, Southern Han war elephant corps defeated by Song Dynasty troops bowmen; in 1870, Montana, Marias massacre, U.S. kills 173 Native Americans; in 1941, Charles Lindbergh recommends neutrality pact with Nazis.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Bryanna Allen reports Castleton Downtown hosts open house, fire in Springfield leaves family without a roof of their own, suspected Bosnian war criminal trial goes to jury, Brent Curtis reports Rutland Town budget set to rise.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Bill in Legislature proposes naming beagle Vermont state dog; Associated Press looks back at year in opiate abuse; Shapiro's in Brandon soon to close after 75 years; probe shows illegal online gun sales booming.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1861, JEFFERSON DAVIS resigns from the U.S. Senate to become president of the Confederate States of America, in 1908, NYC passes law forbidding women from smoking in public; in 1968, B-52 crashes, loses H-bomb.