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OK, so the Kizashi is surprisingly fun to toss around a racetrack. But how is it on real roads, at the hands of drivers who don't want to blatantly abuse the sidewalls of their Dunlop tires, particularly when those shoes are wrapped around the largest wheels available on the Kizashi -- eighteen inchers? Answer: the newest Suzuki handled imperfections on the scenic byways of North Carolina and Virginia very crisply, without transferring much turbulence to the occupants inside, and drove like the pleasant appliance that many midsize-car buyers desire. During more spirited driving, though, the Kizashi transforms, as those same underpinnings permit the car to take a confident set in corners and transition well between them.
The Kizashi's six-speed manual transmission, which we highly recommend, shifts lightly and smoothly and is enjoyable to operate. The other transmission option is a paddleshifted continuously variable automatic, which is generally very sure of itself and is quick to respond to throttle inputs. All-wheel drive is a nice extra to have in this class, but, unfortunately, it's available only with the CVT; AWD costs an additional $1250, adds about 125 pounds to the car's overall weight, and can send up to about 50 percent of the engine's power to the rear wheels.
American Suzuki executives -- who like to think of the Kizashi as "a premium car without the premium" and "a sport sedan alternative" -- are pleased with how the car has turned out, and justifiably so. Their biggest challenge, however, will be getting the word out, as Suzuki cars aren't on many consumers' radar screens, despite some impressive recent grades from the likes of J.D. Power, Consumer Reports, and the Automotive Leasing Guide (which tracks automotive resale values).
Our only real complaints are that the styling is a bit derivative (see the strong hints of Volkswagens in the front end and the BMW 1-series in the trunk lid?), the front seats don't raise high enough to provide exemplary thigh support, and the gloveboxes in several vehicles didn't seem to fit quite right. Although we found the four-banger a bit lacking in oomph on the racetrack, some less-lead-footed journalists were surprised to learn that the cars they'd driven were equipped with only a four-cylinder, so most owners probably won't mind -- especially since the Kizashi will offer fuel economy of up to 23 mpg in the city and 31 mpg on the highway, according to EPA tests of front-wheel-drive, CVT-equipped base models.
Four trim levels will be available: S, SE, GTS, and top-spec SLS. Convenience features like dual-zone climate control and keyless go/entry are standard across the board, while top-level models can have their already-sharp interiors adorned with things like leather, navigation, and a powerful Rockford Fosgate audio system that can stream tunes from your iPod via a Bluetooth connection. Safety and warranty are top-notch as well. The S model will start at less than $20,000; a front-wheel-drive manual vehicle loaded with everything but nav will sticker at about $25,000.
The Kizashi will start trickling into dealerships in December with a version of the 2.4-liter four-cylinder that premiered in the Grand Vitara for the 2009 model year. The engine is rated at 185 hp with the stick shift and 180 hp with the CVT. Suzuki promises that a hybrid powertrain, which the company is codeveloping with GM, will become available "in the next year or two." Suzuki is also considering a V-6-powered Kizashi, and they went so far as to have a prototype Kizashi with the deceased XL7's V-6 available for us to drive at VIR. We think that the better solution to the Kizashi's perceived lack of power would be installing a turbocharged four-cylinder (think upsized VW GTI). It seems that a more lightweight turbo powertrain would nicely complement the Kizashi's well-balanced, tossable, and fun-to-drive character, while probably also offering better fuel economy than a six-cylinder engine. Are you listening, Suzuki?


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25 "Babylonia, I am against you. Your kingdom is like a destroying mountain. You have destroyed the whole earth," announces the Lord. "I will reach out my hand against you. I will roll you off the cliffs. I will make you like a mountain that has been burned up. | 25 "I am against you, O destroying mountain, you who destroy the whole earth," declares the LORD. "I will stretch out my hand against you, roll you off the cliffs, and make you a burned-out mountain. |
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I have been reading everything I can, but haven't gotten the answer straight out. I am thinking about getting two male Cayuga ducklings and was wondering if they would be ok if I had them all alone. They wouldn't be with any females, not ducks or chickens, all alone. Anything would be appreciated!
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They may turn to each other for affection :) But if having gay drakes is OK with you, they won't mind. |
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You will be fine.... I started with Cayugas and they were males... got along just fine but be warned, lol, I now have almost three dozen ducks....I love them.... the cayugas are docile and if you get them young, they will just be buds.... good luck and enjoy them |
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The Greeks Get ItPosted on May 24, 2010
By Chris Hedges (Page 2) We are facing the collapse of the world's financial system. It is the end of globalization. And in these final moments the rich are trying to get all they can while there is still time. The fusion of corporatism, militarism and internal and external intelligence agencies—much of their work done by private contractors—has given these corporations terrifying mechanisms of control. Think of it, as the Greeks do, as a species of foreign occupation. Think of the Greek riots as a struggle for liberation. Dwight Macdonald laid out the consequences of a culture such as ours, where the waging of war was "the normal mode of existence." The concept of perpetual war, which eluded the theorists behind the 19th and early 20th century reform and social movements, including Karl Marx, has left social reformers unable to deal with this effective mechanism of mass control. The old reformists had limited their focus to internal class struggle and, as Macdonald noted, never worked out "an adequate theory of the political significance of war." Until that gap is filled, Macdonald warned, "modern socialism will continue to have a somewhat academic flavor." Macdonald detailed in his 1946 essay "The Root Is Man" the marriage between capitalism and permanent war. He despaired of an effective resistance until the permanent war economy, and the mentality that went with it, was defeated. Macdonald, who was an anarchist, saw that the Marxists and the liberal class in Western democracies had both mistakenly placed their faith for human progress in the goodness of the state. This faith, he noted, was a huge error. The state, whether in the capitalist United States or the communist Soviet Union, eventually devoured its children. And it did this by using the organs of mass propaganda to keep its populations afraid and in a state of endless war. It did this by insisting that human beings be sacrificed before the sacred idol of the market or the utopian worker's paradise. The war state provides a constant stream of enemies, whether the German Hun, the Bolshevik, the Nazi, the Soviet agent or the Islamic terrorist. Fear and war, Macdonald understood, was the mechanism that let oligarchs pillage in the name of national security. "Modern totalitarianism can integrate the masses so completely into the political structure, through terror and propaganda, that they become the architects of their own enslavement," he wrote. "This does not make the slavery less, but on the contrary more— a paradox there is no space to unravel here. Bureaucratic collectivism, not capitalism, is the most dangerous future enemy of socialism." Advertisement Square, Site wide "The Progressive makes History the center of his ideology," Macdonald wrote in "The Root Is Man." "The Radical puts Man there. The Progressive's attitude is optimistic both about human nature (which he thinks is good, hence all that is needed is to change institutions so as to give this goodness a chance to work) and about the possibility of understanding history through scientific method. The Radical is, if not exactly pessimistic, at least more sensitive to the dual nature; he is skeptical about the ability of science to explain things beyond a certain point; he is aware of the tragic element in man's fate not only today but in any collective terms (the interests of Society or the Working Class); the Radical stresses the individual conscience and sensibility. The Progressive starts off from what is actually happening; the Radical starts off from what he wants to happen. The former must have the feeling that History is 'on his side.' The latter goes along the road pointed out by his own individual conscience; if History is going his way, too, he is pleased; but he is quite stubborn about following 'what ought to be' rather than 'what is.' "
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By johnQpublius, May 25, 2010 at 4:04 pm Link to this comment I'm trying to get this straight. The Greeks are angry because nobody will lend them any more money in order for their government to keep giving them free money to buy more of other people's stuff than they produce themselves. That's easy enough to follow. I certainly wouldn't lend money to a deadbeat, and I really don't know anyone who would. By some mystical chain of logic beyond my tea bagger mental ability this is somehow a manifestation of great evil. None of my customers will give me any free money if I don't give them something in return no matter how big a hissy fit I throw. Shame on me for being so unenlightened as to believe that that's fair and reasonable.
By RonF, May 25, 2010 at 1:48 pm Link to this comment The former right-wing government of Greece lied about the size of the country's budget deficit. It was not 3.7 percent of gross domestic product but 13.6 percent. Sure they did. Because if they had told the truth they wouldn't have been allowed into the Euro. They also needed to keep lying to support the continued provision of social services to their citizens. The corporate overlords will demand that we too impose draconian controls and cuts or see credit evaporate. Would you loan money to people who just spend and spend and spend and demonstrate no prospect of being able to pay back the loan? And the corporate state, despite this suffering, will continue to plunge us deeper into debt to make war. Actually, Obama's current 2010 budget proposal (as per Wiki) spends $2.184 on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, various other mandatory programs - pretty much all of which are various social programs - and interest on the existing national debt (would you lend someone money without make money on the loan?). Of the rest of the total $3.5 trillion budget, only $663.7 billion is Department of Defense. The Budget is estimated to be about $1.2 trillion in debt - that's what, about 1/3 of the budget? So even if you kill off the military entirely (most of which is maintaining the military, BTW, not fighting the wars) you're still in huge debt. We're borrowing 1 out of every 3 dollars we spend, and are spending at least 2 out of every 3 dollars on social programs. It isn't war that is driving us into debt, it's social programs. It's people expecting the government to support them instead of doing it themselves. We OWE $14.1 Trillion., about 6 times our annual revenues. We didn't do that fighting wars. We did that by steadily increasing social spending while military spending (as a fraction of our GDP) has remained relatively constant and while revenues didn't rise as fast. Greece is in debt because 60% of their population works for the government and expects to retire at age 50. Sounds nice. How does it get paid for? Soak the rich? Even they don't have enough money. California is in Greece's position because 140,000 of their people paid 50% of the taxes that were increased steadily to pay for more and more programs and for government worker pensions that far exceed those of private enterprise. So they moved out of the state. Why should they stay? Would you? Don't believe me. Do your own research. You'll see.
By CEOUNICOM, May 25, 2010 at 1:38 pm Link to this comment ""By Paul_GA, May 24 at 9:05 am # Yes paul, he did. But if you like Menken, you'd be aware he was generally disgusted with the hoi The idiots protesting in Greece pretty much fit the ticket for the victims he e.g. "Democracy is the pathetic belief in the wisdom of collective ignorance." "Giving every man a vote has no more made men wise and free than Just saying. If you're going to quote the guy, at least dont make him spin in his
By Milton, May 25, 2010 at 12:37 pm Link to this comment If you're wondering why revolution won't (thankfully) take hold in the USA, look no further than the moronic offerings by the clearly unemployed and unemployable, mentally challenged commenters here. As for the Greeks, something tells me absurd pensions, bloated entitlements, and government mismanagement caused their problems, more than the (deservedly) reviled Goldman Sachs. The Greeks should never have been allowed to join the EU. Anyone who's ever dined in a coffee shop knows about their temperament and business acumen.
By JOhn, May 25, 2010 at 12:35 pm Link to this comment The Greeks (and soon the rest of socialist Europe) finally ran out of other people's money. Socialism never works for very long.
By CEOUNICOM, May 25, 2010 at 11:17 am Link to this comment There was a time (maybe it lasted through his very first interview on, "War is a I think its safe to say that time is long over. Not only is this some of the If you're going to criticize international finance, at least do your readers the
By t groan, May 25, 2010 at 10:17 am Link to this comment I wonder if somebody at TD can do something about the proliferation of idiotic comments by, apparently, one individual with too much anger and time on his hands. Despite his tough talk he cowardly hides behind a pseudonym. What a man!
By Brian Garst, May 25, 2010 at 10:00 am Link to this comment What ridiculous stupidity. The Greek government is bankrupt because of its social welfare policies, and that's the fault of corporations? The riots are nothing more than an infantilized society throwing a tantrum because they are being forced to grow up and stop living off the government teat. It's as sad as it is pathetic.
By zeroinfinity, May 25, 2010 at 7:07 am Link to this comment Oh wait Go Right Young Man! I can give an example of violence the tea party demonstrated in Washington DC. They littered the White House with tea bags! Now what would Bush Jr. have done had somebody who was protesting the then upcoming war in Iraq threw trash on the White House lawn? Hmmmm… grant him much less mercy than right-wing people I would imagine.
By tp, May 25, 2010 at 6:11 am Link to this comment By Leefeller, May 24 at 8:22 am # I don't see any mistakes in what CH has said. We are running out of time. If exercising our rights to protest is ignored and minimized by the corporate owned media what else is left but violence? A revolution is not out of the question. Our revolutionary war in 1776 was fought because the King George-III denied the colonies the right to print their own currency. The banks of England wanted full control over us through loosening and tightening control of our money supply. In 1913 they finally won the revolutionary war as the Feds, a private cartel of 12 banks with ties to the banks of England, was established after several assignations and a civil war of which they financed both sides until Abe Lincoln printed 'Green Back' currency that lead to victory and our industrial revolution and world dominance.
By J Reaves, May 25, 2010 at 5:29 am Link to this comment Reading over the comments, I see the same tired claptrap from both left and right. On the left, socialism solves everything (doesn't really. Humans are too greedy by nature). On the right, name calling but no real counter to what was presented.
By First Theory, Then Practice, May 24, 2010 at 11:50 pm Link to this comment I would like to be brief, if I may, understanding that there is much more to be said on this subject. First, yes, of course violence is always a serious matter. Each human being is precious, and a life once lost is gone forever. But it seems to me that those of you insisting that violence must "always" be "avoided" are deliberately blind to the immense violence that our way of life has created and has directed towards hundreds of millions, nay, billions, of faceless people. Moreover, I will go so far as to say that you will NOT see it until you are forced to. You'll deny it, find some rationalization, attack the messenger, simply disbelieve it, turn your head (casually and lazily), etc. If you believe that violence must be avoided, then I assume you always take public transportation, wouldn't dream of driving an SUV or van with fewer than six people aboard, have your same-sex children share bedrooms, rarely if ever eat animals, rarely if ever watch television, and refuse to "upgrade" your electronic devices without good reason (and are careful to recycle them when you absolutely must get a new one), as this planned obsolescence is creating immense pollution all over the world. Among other things. Americans are 5% of the world's population. American who live relatively well (the top two quintiles, or roughly 40%) are 2% of the world's population. A little reflection will reveal to you that we are creating violence for remaining 98% in just about everything we do these days. If "austerity measures" are then forced upon this 98% in favor of preserving the absurd excesses of the remaining 2%, and if the 2% repeatedly and adamantly REFUSE TO LISTEN, who, exactly, is the perpetrator of violence? At what point does it become self-defense? Never? You know that isn't an answer. That is an evasion. The real irony (tragedy?) here is that Chris Hedges is a decent person who believes in an essentially Christian morality, and he has seen war and written extensively in favor of peace. Perhaps it would be wise to listen more closely to what Hedges has to say, because if you ignore him, the next person in line who is ready to "tell" you won't be nearly as charitable, well-intentioned, or decent.
By Darren, May 24, 2010 at 9:44 pm Link to this comment Wow, these are exactly my feelings on the protests and I have been sending I especially like this characterization: "the rich versus the poor, the oligarchs The G20 is coming to my town (Toronto) next month, and this is exactly what I have put together a bunch of links on the Greek crisis on my G20 website: |


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I got the Israeli film Jellyfish from the library a couple of weeks ago, finally getting around to watching it the
day before it was due. Three (loosely) inter-related plotlines, including a lesbian one. Not a tremendous film,
but great if you're looking for something quick and quirky (it's just over an hour).
P S: the male lead in one of the stories (newlywed husband) is kinda cute.
Sunshine Cleaning
I got a bit teary at the end. Anything about the struggling children of dead parents does this to me. Even Harry Potter for fucks sake. *sigh*
Amy Adams is just so perfect in everything. I'm a bit sad the sister didn't get it on with Chloe from 24.
easy a: it doesnt go as far as it should and could have, but its got its heart in the right place. stanley tucci and patricia clarkson are hilarious as the protagonists bohemian parents.
rabbit hole: understated meditation on grief. sad but not miserable, sensitive but not mawkish. maybe a little too quiet overall, but it made me cry in a good way.
Sneak of I Love You Phillip Morris
^ looks cute, but i fucking hate jim carrey. well, at least theres ewan mcgregor. probably gonna see it, maybe with a date... looks like a date movie.
welcome to the dollhouse: man, that movie goes to some dark places. its a refreshing antidote to the romanticised, often sickeningly sweet and glossy depictions of adolescence that hollywood usually offers. but on its own, its a little too formless and miserable for my taste.
The First Wives Club, then The Family Stone back to back.
tron: legacy!!
and i must say it was awesome!!
Tron Legacy, loved it. I'm really trying to understand all the negativity people are having toward it. Not the greatest film ever made but definitely worth a trip to the theater!
I think the last film I saw was Red.
I was in the mood, so...
"Everyone wants to be adored."
In theaters, Tron: Legacy
On DVD: Murder at the Gallop with Margaret Rutherford starring as Jane Marple. She was in a series of Miss Marple movies back in the 60s, and all of them are a hoot!
Just got done with the movie FROZEN!
this one's easy. the remake of tron. yesterday.
Love and Other Drugs
Despicable Me
Aladdin - nothing like seeing movies form your childhood.
watched despicable me because of a favourable review and because it has a premise with potential. what a disappointment. the animation is nice, and the story could be worse, but its still disjointed, cloying, predictable, mediocre, and all-around boring. in fact i got so bored, i didnt even watch til the end.
Disney's Christmas Carol...the memory lane trip continues...
Black Swan.... it was amazing/freaky/beautiful/scary. WOW.
Silent Night, Deadly Night
The Last Exorcism
Just got back from True Grit, and I absolutely loved it.
Burke & Hare, in Leicester Square on Sunday ..
..There's Things I Haven't Told You.. I Go Out Late At Night..
And If I Was To Tell You.. You'd See My Different Side..
Batman Returns
Tron, and it was fucking horrible. I was a big fan of the original and I was so excited, been waiting for months, and even took a cab to the theater ($$!) because it was raining and I couldn't bike there and I just had to fucking see it. Fie on you Disney.
I watched that a few nights ago. Much better than I expected. It wasn't over Disney-fied and stayed mostly true to book. Carey was a great Scrooge and didn't get inappropriately goofy like I thought he would. Zemekis's motion capture lended itself well to achieve a dream-like state.
The last movie I saw was Robin Hood last night. Very boring and disappointing for a Ridley Scott directed movie. Russel Crowe played himself rather than Robin. And poor Cate Blanchet's talent was wasted.
Black Swan- It got a bit ridiculous and unconvincing towards the end (not on account of its cast), but all that was soon forgotten after the black swan emerges. Overall it was a thrilling emotional trip through the tortured mind of a dedicated artist. Not only Darren Aronofsky's best film, but Natalie Portman is SENSATIONAL. I can't recall a better or more inspired performance in a long time. She will be winning every award there is.
The Fantastic Mr. Fox- Wes Anderson's style suits this stop-motion family film wonderfully. The characters and voice performances were all great as well. It's worth watching for the labored-over art and character design alone.


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Helston Town Band are delighted to again present their annual Christmas Concert.
This year being held on Sunday 14th December at 7pm at St Michaels Church, the evening will feature festive performances from HTB as well as the Concert and Student bands.
The band are delighted to welcome their guest singers, the ROAST Choir and also to welcome back Bruce Taylor as compere.
Entry just £5 on the door.
HTB played at perhaps it's most important engagement of the year over the weekend - the wedding of Solo Horn Lisa Johns and her now-husband Matt. The band were delighted to be involved in the ceremony for Lisa, who has been a member of HTB since childhood, and we wish them both every happiness in their life together. Saturday 23rd August saw Helston Town Band present their 12th annual 'Lismore Proms' in the beautiful grounds of band president Michael Jay's Lismore Gardens, and what a special evening it was. The band began their performance with popular march Ravenswood, followed by the well-known Light Cavalry overture. HTB then featured rising star Sean Sjoholm playing the beautiful soprano solo L'inverno. A very special celebrity appearance by the nephew of operatic superstar Luciano Pavarotti - Garcalotti Pavarotti (Kevin Johns) performed the famous Nessum Dorma to huge applause by the 600 plus audience. Mother and daughter singers Karen and Bromley Hurn were the band's guest soloists this year and they delighted the crowds with a varied and entertaining programme. Compere for the evening was the ever-professional Bruce Taylor. Helston also featured other 'special guest' soloists in the form of Tim (Jack Curnow) Jones (apparently the nephew of Tom Jones) playing and singing the hit song It's Not Unusual, complete with goatee, loud shirt and hip thrusts. A blast from the past also made an appearance at the Proms, Laurel and Hardy (Paul Jenkins and Shawn Carter) took to the stage with a rousing rendition of Another Fine Mess. A special highlight of the evening featured members of a local Pipe and Drum band performing the stirring Highland Cathedral along with the band. The second half of the concert saw the band, joined by members of Helston Concert Brass, march through the beautiful gardens playing the Flora Dance. The 2014 Proms was the first appearance of both new Principal Cornet Jasmine Ryder-Pollard and Musical Director Darren Hendy, who took over the baton in May and has made such an impact on the band with his drive, enthusiasm and determination. A very special and truly unique moment in Cornish and English brass banding took place at this year's Proms. Band veteran Russell Harvey, who joined the band in 1944, was presented with certificates and medals by the Cornish Brass Band Association and Brass Bands England in recognition of a truly incredible 70 years as a member of Helston Town Band. To put this in perspective, the next highest certificate that the CBBA have ever awarded is 63 years continuous service. The band itself also paid tribute to Russell, with former MD Edward Ashton speaking about his professional and personal relationship with Russell. The band presented Russell with a silver salver and former band member Debbie Retallack also made a welcome appearance presenting Russell with a framed picture of him leading the band during the 7 o'clock dance of this year's Flora Day and a bottle of Spingo! The band would like to sincerely congratulate Russell on this incredible achievement… next target – 70 Flora Days? The evening concluded with traditional Proms Anthems – Jerusalem, Fantasia on British Sea Songs, Pomp and Circumstance, and the Cornish anthem Trelawney, giving the audience the opportunity to wave their flags and sing their hearts out! The atmosphere was fantastic, with 'Rule Britannia' being heard across the night air on the other side of Helston. To put on a night such as this requires a huge amount of work from a large number of people, and the band would like to thank everyone who contributed in any shape or form. |
This year marked a very special Lismore Proms for Helston Town Band. Not only did the band perform another evening of top entertainment, in what is one of its most popular events of the year, but also paid tribute to its longest - serving member, veteran Cornet player, Russell Harvey. Former Postal Officer Russell, 79, is marking his 70th year as a loyal member of Helston Town Band, having joined towards the end of the war, in 1944. In recognition of this unparalleled achievement, he was presented with certificates and medals by the Chairman of Cornwall Brass Band Association, Trevor Bedding. He also received a special recognition from Brass Bands England. The band itself also paid tribute to Russell, with long- serving former Musical Director, Edward Ashton, himself first associated with the band in the 1940s, speaking about his lifelong professional and personal relationship with Russell, who is a shining example to all bandsmen. The band presented Russell with a silver salver and former playing colleague, Debbie Retallick, also made a welcome appearance, presenting Russell with a framed picture of him leading the band during the 7 o'clock dance on this year's Flora Day. In recognition of the whole family's support, Russell's wife, Veronica was presented with a bouquet. For the Harvey family, Helston Town Band has become part of their life. Their son, Ian, is also a lifelong band member and was Principal Cornet for over 30 years, whilst his brother Malcolm is a former player. Russell's brother, John, was a loyal band member for 40 years. As the summer season begins to wind down (yes already.. it will be September soon!) the band comes off the back of a busy period of engagements, and all attention now focuses on the Annual Lismore Proms in four days' time. The Proms, as already highlighted in our feature tab above, has become a staple event in the band calendar and is eagerly anticipated by all involved. Our MD Darren, making his debut Proms appearance as Musical Director, has been busily preparing a programme for the evening. The music will be varied, as usual; there are bound to be one or two surprises in amongst the traditional favourite brass band fanfare, marches and hymns and the traditional Jerusalem, the rousing Land of Hope and Glory and ever- popular Trelawny at the finish. …..there may even be one 'star' making a return after a nearly eight year absence! Gates will open at 6pm. The Helston Concert Brass, with their MD Ian Edwards, will be the 'warm up act,' prior to the official start, at 7pm. This year sees the return of wonderful local soloists, Mezzo Soprano, Karen Hurn and her daughter, Bromley, Soprano. The band is delighted to welcome both ladies to the Proms. The evening will again be compered by Bruce Taylor. The band have undergone a transformation with Darren at the helm, and have welcomed quality signings into the ranks, all of whom we hope enjoy their first Proms experience. Tickets are still available and the weather forecast is looking good, so there is no excuse not to get your ticket now! |


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After her husband died in December, and his pension and Social Security benefits were cut off, Hope was faced with the prospect of supporting herself and four grandchildren on just over $400 a month. Like thousands of grandparents across Colorado, she is raising her children's children at a time when many of her peers are slowing down or dreaming of retirement.
At 53, Hope spends much of her day changing diapers and Pull-Ups, washing pint-sized clothes and making sure the older kids get their homework done. A baby's highchair dominates the dining room of her Cole neighborhood home; a jumble of children's coats hangs near the front door. Most of Hope's grandchildren call her "Granny," although three-year-old Janea calls her "Mommy." Everybody--children, grandchildren and step-grandchildren--called her late husband "Daddy."
Leonard Hope had put in twenty years as a bus driver for RTD until his retirement on April 1, 1995, at the age of 56. When he left RTD, he had the choice of taking a pension that would pay $694 a month to him and, after his death, to his widow, or a single life annuity payment of $900 a month that would cease at his death. He picked the latter.
Leonard was plagued with diabetes and other health problems, and at one point suffered food poisoning at the pancake restaurant where he was a regular, says his wife. "He was never right after that," says Hope. Leonard had weighed 250 pounds, but his weight plummeted; his gallbladder had to be removed; when his kidneys failed, he had to begin dialysis.
Last December, just after his 59th birthday, Leonard went to the hospital. His flulike symptoms kept him there for more than a week, but no one thought his condition was fatal, says Hope. On December 23, she and her son visited Leonard, and the three laughed and talked about the family's Christmas plans. Early the next morning, Christmas Eve, the hospital called Hope and told her Leonard had died.
Hope remembers signing Leonard's pension form, which requires both spouses' signatures. "But I didn't really know what I was signing," says Hope, a warm and personable woman. "You know, you're married to someone for 38 years, and they put a piece of paper in front of you, and you sign it. I'm not sure he understood what he was signing, either. But I can understand why he would opt for that because of the kids--and because we didn't get much money from social services."
That kind of confusion isn't uncommon, says Earl Nichol, a union officer at the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1001. Some retirees choose the larger pension amount and immediately funnel it into a life insurance policy; Hope's husband did not.
After her husband's death, Hope also discovered that the automatic withdrawals from their checking account to pay for Leonard's life insurance policy had stopped in July. Why that happened is still a mystery to her. "I thought it was pretty much intact," she says, but speculates that "maybe the account was overdrawn once that month" and that stopped the automatic withdrawals. "It wasn't that much money, but it could have helped."
Leonard's burial cost $7,000, and "that was a modest funeral," says Hope. "I know he wasn't planning on dying that early, that abruptly," Hope adds, or the couple might have made other arrangements for the family's livelihood after Leonard's death. She says Leonard didn't like to admit he was sick and never complained. "He was determined that he wouldn't be any trouble to anyone. He may have been a little more out of it than I realized."
During his retirement, Leonard had received Social Security checks along with his pension, which boosted the family's income to $2,600 a month. Those payments stopped when he died, and his widow won't receive retirement benefits for another seven years. Hope now plans to adopt her four grandchildren so that they can be considered Leonard Hope's "children" and receive survivor benefits. For now, though, she is the legal guardian of her grandchildren, not their adoptive parent, and therefore ineligble for such benefits.
So she makes do with $615 a month--recently increased from $422--in "child only" assistance payments from the state's Temporary Assistance to Needy Families program. After reforms this winter, Denver County enacted the state's most generous benefit plan for kin raising children who are in the TANF system, ranging from $372 for one child to $666 for five children. Although foster parents receive much higher payments, many grandparents don't want to see their grandchildren placed in the foster system, where the state has guardianship and social workers become part of everyday family life.
Hope is qualified to hold plenty of jobs: She's a certified nursing assistant and has worked as a teacher's aide, cleaned houses, worked in daycare and catered parties. To receive payments for herself under TANF--which took the place of "welfare" under welfare reform--Hope would have to enroll in approved classes or get an outside job. Her benefits would be $500 a month for a limit of two years. "It's better for me to opt for the $615" for her grandchildren, she says.


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On Wed, Feb 28, 2007 at 12:31:28AM +0200, Esa Linna wrote:
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Singer Jessica Simpson has two children with husband Eric Johnson and she says she feels sensuous post-marriage.
Singer-turned-designer Jessica Simpson says she and husband Eric Johnson are still in the honeymoon phase since tying the knot but that they are done having kids.
Singer-turned-designer Jessica Simpson's husband Eric Johnson is reportedly said to have convinced her to have another child.
Singer-turned-businesswoman Jessica Simpson has credited her husband Eric Johnson for making her stronger than ever.
Singer-turned-businesswoman Jessica Simpson has credited her husband Eric Johnson for making her "stronger than ever".
Singer-actress Jessica Simpson, who feels her family is complete after having two children in quick succession, has no plans to expand her brood further.
Newly wedded actress Jessica Simpson thinks she and Eric Johnson will be together for life as they have seen the best and worst of one another.
Jessica Simpson got married to pro football player Eric Johnson at San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, California, in front of 200 guests, including Simpson`s sister Ashlee Simpson, Jessica Alba and Donald Faison.
Jessica Simpson may have booked a place for her wedding day, but she is still unsure about the venue.
Jessica Simpson and her fiance Eric Johnson hosted a bachelor/bachelorette party recently.
Singer-actress Jessica Simpson insists her wedding will not be a small affair
Singer-actress Jessica Simpson and her fiance Eric Johnson have apparently decided not to have their wedding in Capri, Italy.
Jessica Simpson is happier than ever before after losing a little over 20kg.
Singer-designer Jessica Simpson insists that she will get married to her longtime partner Eric Johnson, with whom she has two kids, within this year.
Celebrity mothers like Jessica Simpson and Duchess Catherine, among others, returned to their perfect physique within a few months of giving birth to their baby.
Singer Jessica Simpson and fiance Eric Johnson are reportedly seeing a tantric sex therapist.
Singer Jessica Simpson says fiancé Eric Johnson supported her throughout her weight loss mission.
Jessica Simpson showed her bustier side in a chic black dress on a dinner date with beau, Eric Johnson and two other couples at Mastro`s Steakhouse.
Singer Jessica Simpson and her fiancé Eric Johnson are likely to have a small wedding with just their close friends and family members in attendance.
Pop star Jessica Simpson feels that her relationship with fiance Eric Johnson has grown stronger after having two children.
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6 God, you've walked out on your family Jacob because their world is full of hokey religion, Philistine witchcraft, and pagan hocus-pocus, | 6 You have abandoned your people, the house of Jacob. They are full of superstitions from the East; they practice divination like the Philistines and clasp hands with pagans. |
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I am interested in learning more about Joseph (and Elizabeth) and Benjamin (and Margaret)Dungan who came to Delaware County, IN, in 1833 and 1834. (That is when they purchased land in Delaware County.) According to the land records, they came from Fayette County, IN. Sad to say, "Joseph" is found in EVERY Dungan family, and I see you have one too. When the Delaware County, IN, Joseph died, a guardian was appointed for his heirs, Joseph (Jr.) and Samuel H. Dungan. I belive this is the Samuel who married in to my Lowry family. Do you know someone in Fayette County, IN, who is good about helping people with questions like this? Your comments would be most welcome, MaryLu in Minneasota Notify Administrator about this message?
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Steve Rattner wants someone to stop stealing from our kids according to the headline of his blogpost in the NYT. The finger should be pointed backwards in Rattner's case because if anyone is going to jeopardize the living standards of our kids it is wealthy people like Mr. Rattner.
We have seen an enormous upward redistribution of income over the last three decades. As a result most workers have seen little of the benefits of economic growth. If this upward redistribution continues, then our children are unlikely to see much of the gains of growth in the future.
Rather than have people focus on the policies that have led to this upward redistribution (trade policy, too big to fail banks, patent policy etc.), wealthy people like Rattner use their money and power to try to divert attention to the cost of Social Security and Medicare. They have thrown enormous resources into trying to scare people with the prospective burdens posed by these programs. For example, Rattner today tells us that with Social Security:
The present value of the unfunded liability is 'only' $9 trillion.
Are you scared yet? After all, it's "only" $9 trillion. Didn't you love that sarcasm? Yes, $9 trillion is a lot of money, none of us will ever see that much money, even Bill Gates or Warren Buffet. But if we are having a serious discussion, we would talk about this as a share of future income. It's about 0.7 percent of future GDP. Does that scare you?
That's a bit less than half of the cost of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq over the last decade, that's hardly trivial, but that expense would not impoverish our kids. Medicare and Medicaid are projected to cost more but that has nothing to do with the old stealing from the young, their higher costs are the result of doctors, drug companies, medical supply companies and other providers in the industry charging us two to three times as much as their counterparts in other wealthy countries. If we paid the same amount per person for our health care as people in other wealthy countries then we would be looking at long-term budget surpluses rather than deficits.
The reality is that the hit to future living standards from demographics is relatively modest. It is easily dwarfed by the gains from projected productivity growth even under very pessimistic assumptions. Even if productivity just grows at the same rate as it did in the slowdown era from 1973-1995 the gains from productivity growth through 2035 would be more than three times the potential hit that our children would face from supporting a larger population of retirees. And after 2035 productivity continues to grow, even as the demographics barely change.
Source: Author's calculations.
But this story depends on our children being able to capture the gains of productivity growth rather than seeing them all go to the top. That requires a reversal of the policies of the last three decades. But rather than having people talk about the policies that are causing this massive upward redistribution, Rattner is trying to set children against their parents and grandparents. And the NYT is apparently happy to give him the space to do so.
Dean Baker is co-director of the Center for Economy and Policy Research. He also writes a regular blog, Beat the Press, where this post originally appeared.


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HUMAN MADE – Season 5 Collection | Delivery 1
HAVEN pulls back the covers on the sultan of streetwear's first Delivery of his Season 5 Collection for his Human Made brand. While we don't have a formal lookbook to browse through yet, this first delivery is in tune with the brand's philosophy of breathing new life into … READ MORE
HUMAN MADE x Fire-King – HM Mug
In a familiar tale of heritage American brands resurrected by Japanese companies, a team of Fire-King fans in Japan established Fire-King Japan. The highly durable glassware came to popularity around the late 40s, surviving through the World War II, and then ceased production in the late 70s. … READ MORE
Dover Street Market – HUMAN MADE Pop-Up Store
NIGO set up COLD COFFEE as the flagship store of HUMAN MADE in Tokyo, and the low-key store has been recreated in the basement of Dover Street Market in London. Inside the pop-up store, it mimics the shop fitting of COLD COFFEE, albeit a smaller version, by … READ MORE
HUMAN MADE – Season 4 Collection Lookbook
HUMAN MADE already gave plenty of teasers before the actual launch of its Season 4 Collection. But at last, we can have a proper look at its full line on this most current collection lookbook. In keeping with its theme, designer and founder NIGO is modeling this … READ MORE
HUMAN MADE – Season 4 Collection | Preview
NIGO previewed some images of the new products from the HUMAN MADE Season 4 collection on his blog recently. This next collection looks to have few collaborations as usual, involving brands such as EFFECTOR, Post Overalls, Mühlbauer, and Fire-King. In particular, the latter company is a traditional … READ MORE
HUMAN MADE – Spring/Summer 2012 Collection | Preview
Unlike the previous season, the Spring/Summer 2012 collection from HUMAN MADE is not restricted by any particular theme. Although the collection still take huge influence from vintage clothing made in the 30's and 40's. As founder and designer NIGO explains, some of these pieces took over a … READ MORE
Human Made – Campus Sweat
What makes some vintage clothing special is its high quality construction and well thought out designs. Perhaps the current fast fashion does not require pieces to last longer than the seasonal trends. NIGO envisioned Human Made to follow in the footsteps of vintage clothing, where products are … READ MORE
HUMAN MADE – Hot Dog Club Varsity Jacket
Any cinephile who knows his '80s ski movies can tell you that the term "hot dog" means to show off, and one can do just that in this Hot Dog Club Varsity Jacket from Human Made. The new venture from A Bathing Ape founder Nigo is steeped … READ MORE
HUMAN MADE – Patch Jacket
NIGO has always had a keen interest in American vintage clothing, and HUMAN MADE was established to bring the deadstock pieces back to life. Of course, this is not a mere recreation of the pieces; these reissues are sprinkled with NIGO's undeniable personality. Warehouse Japan replicated a … READ MORE
HUMAN MADE By NIGO – Gallery & Store Taipei
Just a few short months following the opening of his HUMAN MADE flagship in Tokyo, NIGO has taken his fledgling heritage brand overseas for the first time and launched a combination gallery and retail space in Taiwan. Situated on the second floor of The Complete Studio, Taipei's … READ MORE
NOWNESS – NIGO Talks About His New Vintage Inspired Label: Human Made
As NIGO, the trailblazing streetwear designer behind A Bathing Ape, readies his newest venture, Human Made, to be sold overseas for the first time, NOWNESS accompanied him on a shopping trip to London's Vintage Showroom. During the course of the interview, Nigo reveals that the vintage-inspired Human … READ MORE


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Holly Bolton is due in three weeks. Shell have a boy. Her 9-year-old son, Jack, has picked out a name.
The baby will be Cam or Captain, Steve, Star, Greg, Luke, Drayton, Jonathan, Jordan, Ben, Mike or Thomas.
After Carolina rookie cornerback Melvin Whites touchdown two weeks ago against Atlanta, Jack also lobbied for Melvin.
The baby will not be named Melvin.
Jack has Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), a degenerative muscle disease. The body grows but the muscles fail to keep up. Jack uses a motorized wheelchair with a Carolina Panthers bumper sticker on the back.
When Jack was in first grade, he began to diagram football plays for his friends, often during recess. Jack would watch the John Madden video game. Hed watch football on TV and, when there was a penalty, try to guess the infraction.
A third-grader at Davidson Elementary, Jack told the Make-A-Wish Foundation he wanted to be a coach. On Aug. 13, the Panthers made him associate head coach for Fan Fest.
What was supposed to be a one-day wish has yet to end. The Panthers invited Jack to practice Friday.
Players give him gloves and cleats and fist bumps.
Jack gives them letters of encouragement.
Holly offers letter-writing advice but Jack ignores it.
Coach to coach communication, she says.
On Nov. 25 Jack writes: Dear Panthers: every game is hard. The win over the Patriots was amazing! But again every game is hard because every body wants to win. Tampa Bay (Carolinas next opponent) really wants to win.
Happy Thanks giving
coach Jack
Jack is part of who we are, says Ron Rivera, Carolinas other coach. He really is part of the organization. Mike Ditka (for whom Rivera played in Chicago) always said, When you stop playing, people will forget certain things about you. But theyll always remember how you treated their kids.
Jacks first act at Fan Fest is to sign a contract with general manager Dave Gettleman. He meets team president Danny Morrison and is given a locker next to Riveras. Jack picks out Panthers gear and receives a whistle. He wants the whistle.
Rivera calls a team meeting that had not been scheduled and tells players they all have challenges and opportunities. He wants to introduce them to a young man who has challenges and opportunities. He introduces Coach Jack.
Players stand and cheer. Because they are rambunctious Rivera tells Coach Jack to blow his whistle. Coach Jack does and players immediately sit. Jack has written a note. Hes shy, so he asks Rivera to read it.
Today I will be looking for mistakes when Im on the field, Rivera reads. But for the most part Ill be in the stands or watching you on TV. But just because Im not watching from the field doesnt mean you can goof off.
Coach Jack ends the note with: Everybody knows the Panthers are awesome.
After the meeting, players escort Coach Jack to the locker room and players introduce themselves.
Tackle Jordan Gross makes a request.
Hey coach, Im thinking it might be time for me to have a day off, Gross says.
Coach Jack looks up from his chair at Gross, who is 6-foot-4 and 305 pounds.
No, youre practicing, Coach Jack says.
This was five months ago. On Thursday Gross says: When a kid can have any wish and he chooses to hang out with us for a day, thats pretty awesome. His presence was incredibly calm. He wasnt nervous being in front of the team, he wasnt nervous talking to us. His confidence and his belief in himself was pretty inspiring.
Receiver Steve Smith doesnt lobby for a day off. He lobbies for the ball. He tells Coach Jack that if you want to win, get the ball to 89.
Its always a good idea to get the ball to 89, Smith says this week.
Rivera invites Jack to join him when they leave the tunnel at Fan Fest. Fans at Fan Fest receive a flip card that lists the players, and Coach Jack is on it. When his name is called, the applause is long and loud.
Coach Jack wheels past the players as they stretch, a bristle-haired drill sergeant inspecting the troops. He receives a playbook and headphones. Rivera puts him to work, asking him to track passes and receptions. Panthers owner Jerry Richardson steps out of his golf cart, drops to one knee and talks to Coach Jack.
When Fan Fest ends, Coach Jack is asked to sign autographs and probably signs 50.
Or 51; Cam Newton wants one. Newton reciprocates by pulling off his cleats, signing his name and handing them to Coach Jack. Coach Jack puts them on when he gets home.
Dear Panthers, Coach Jack writes in mid-December, Nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it.
The floors in the Bolton household are made of hardwood and impeccably clean. Eleanor, Jacks 11-year-old sister, also has SMA. Neither parent realized they were carriers until Eleanor was 2 and Jack was a month from being delivered. John Bolton says the odds were 50-50 their children would be carriers and 1 in 4 they would have SMA.
The family rule is that inside the house the chairs travel no more than 3 mph. The rule is followed when neither parent is looking.
As we talk, Coach Jacks cellphone buzzes. The cover of the cellphone is a football.
Well it was just amazing, he says about his time with the Panthers. All the players were really nice, coach Ron Rivera was really nice, everybody was really nice. And it was fun trying out being the coach.
Coach Jack shows some of the plays he has diagrammed, each with Xs and Os and arrows.
Why football?
Its the first sport that I really got to understand, he says.
Hes attended six games this season, including the rain game at Bank of America Stadium against New Orleans. The Boltons sat in the deluge, plastic covering the controls to the power chairs. On the railing beneath a very wet Coach Jack was a sign: Coach Jack says Im Watching You.
Coach Jack, if you were coaching against San Francisco Sunday, what would you do?
I would just be calm at any time, like even if they were beating us by, like, 7, says Coach Jack. Because I know that the Panthers can do it. Because theyve done it before.
Would you get the ball to 89?
Yes, Coach Jack says.
Eleanor: Since your brother is Coach Jack, do you have to do what he tells you?
Definitely not, she says.
John Bolton, 47, signs Jack out of school late Friday morning. He usually writes Doctor. Friday he writes Panthers.
Heavy rain slows to a drizzle as John Bolton and Coach Jack wait for players. Riley Fields, the teams director of community relations, holds a team umbrella above Coach Jack.
Players pass by on their way to the locker room. Smith is first and he greets Coach Jack warmly. Greg Hardy calls Coach Jack Boss Man.
I got something for you buddy, Drayton Florence says, and offers gloves.
Gross, safety Mike Mitchell and tight end Ben Hartsock walk up as if they have known Coach Jack all his life.
Players look as if theyll be soaked for life. Yet, as far I can tell, they all acknowledge, greet or stop to talk.
John Bolton looks as if hes going to cry. He had hoped back at Fan Fest that his son would get to watch from the side of the field. He didnt expect this. The family is given passes that will enable them to hang out on the field before the San Francisco game.
How do you get an assistant with an umbrella and I dont? Rivera asks Coach Jack.
Olsen offers gloves and advice: Dont put them on because theyre too wet.
Newton asks, Still living off that bonus money, coach?
He drops to one knee so they see eye to eye, and they talk about Christmas and X-box games.
After the field clears, Coach Jack is asked who his favorite player is.
All of them, he says.
The Bolton baby due in three weeks will not have SMA or be a carrier.
He will have a name. It probably wont be Cam or Captain.
DeAngelo has a nice ring to it, Holly says.
As running back DeAngelo Williams walks out of the locker room Friday he says: If they name that baby DeAngelo, Im coming to visit.
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Commentary: Freedom to Marry: Touching the Hearts and Expanding the Dreams of Youth
Article first published online: 8 NOV 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1548-1352.2011.01214.x
© 2011 by the American Anthropological Association.
Special Issue: Psychological Anthropology and Adolescent Well-Being: Steps Toward Bridging Research, Practice, and Policy
Volume 39, Issue 4, pages 553–556, December 2011
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- marriage rights;
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Young people dream of a life together with a committed partner, and the fight for the freedom to marry has a direct and positive effect on their self-esteem and sense of empowerment as the research compiled and analyzed by Michelle A. Marzullo and Gilbert Herdt shows. Not surprisingly, young people across the board overwhelmingly support the freedom to marry and are helping fuel the momentum for ending marriage discrimination.


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June 26, 2013
The Houston Dynamo have waived midfielder Luiz Camargo, the club announced Wednesday.
Camargo, 26, appeared in 47 games, including playoffs, over three seasons with the Dynamo. During that time, Camargo totaled one goal and five assists, including assists in each of the Dynamo's Eastern Conference Championship wins, in 2011 and 202. The midfielder was acquired on loan in July 2011 from Paraná Clube in Brazil.
The Brazilian had seen his role reduced in 2013, totaling just 108 minutes over seven substitute appearances.


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Nokia devices provide different possibilities for changing the default installation folder of MIDlets.
In Series 40 1st and 2nd Edition, MIDlets are by default installed to Application | Collection. For MIDlets downloaded and installed over the air, the Application | Games folder can be chosen by defining Nokia-MIDlet-Category:Game in the JAD file. With any other value than Game this attribute will be ignored and the application will be installed into the default location, Collection.
In other platforms it is not possible to specify the installation folder in the JAD file. Instead, the user can define the folder for the MIDlet icon:
In Series 40 3rd Edition and later, MIDlets are by default installed to Applications. The user can move the MIDlet location within the Application menu.
For MIDlets downloaded and installed over-the-air, the user can set Automatic Saving OFF (from Web application | Downloading Settings) if he or she wants to choose the installation folder for each installed MIDlet separately. If the setting is ON, they will be installed to the default folder, i.e. to the Application menu root (Series 40 3rd Edition) or the Games folder (Series 40 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1 or later).
In addition, there may be operator variant-specific settings.
In S60 2nd Edition and later, MIDlets are installed to the default folder (root menu, or from S60 2nd FP2 onwards to MyOwn or Installations). The user can move the MIDlet icons to any folder.
In Series 80 2nd Edition, the user is asked to choose the folder in the installation phase, and it can also be changed later.
In S60 1st Edition, all MIDlets are installed to 'Applications' folder and it is not possible to move them.
In Series 40 1st and 2nd Edition, the Application | Games folder can be chosen using the Nokia-MIDlet-Category:Game attribute in the JAD file.
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The Linux community had two birthdays to celebrate recently. Debian GNU/Linux turned 17 on August 16 and openSUSE has been providing an excellent desktop Linux for five years.
In an outpouring of appreciation bloggers Webwide wished Debian developers a Happy Birthday and offered thanks for a job well done. Valessio Brito constructed a lovely birthday card highlighting some of Debian's major achievements over its lifetime. On it he lists 14 Releases, 11 Conferences, 117 Maintainers, 873 Developers, and dozens of derivatives. Debian.net set up a Webpage that lets users send a thank you message to their favorite (or random) developer or maintainer. So far, there are over 1500 messages. Debian developer Margarita Manterola declared August 16 Debian Appreciation Day and Jono Bacon, Ubuntu Community Manager, offered his thanks and compliments with links to Debian relevant Websites. Even Ubuntu.com got in on the party.
Poor openSUSE was nearly forgotten. Their fifth birthday fell on August 9 and only one Website remembered. OMG! SUSE! offered their birthday wishes and gave a few milestones. Mentioned was the initial release of openSUSE, 10.0, in October 2005 and there have been seven major releases since. The most recent was 11.3.
Happy Birthday to both wonderful Linux distributions and many many more.
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Bradley, however, wouldn't mind getting more involved with Boulder's lively electronica scene. 404 Not Found has performed live only once due to Bradley's distaste for electronica bands that do little more with a live performance than broadcast pre-recorded material. "When I go see live music, I want to see good musicians who are instrumentalists, doing things that have a sense of humanism, improvisation, some surprise element," he says. "So much of my stuff has been so ridiculously unorthodox, it's been difficult for me to perform with a traditional kind of band. We could do maybe a spoken-word set to improvised electronic music, but generally, our stuff isn't something you're gonna go to for a two-hour show. Maybe we'll do a couple of songs to kind of warm up the crowd at a rave or something."
For now, Bradley's taking a bit of a rest from his recording obsession, happily exhausted from the years spent in production on Eclectronic. Regrettably, though, he says that the band's initial plans to release a Christmas album this year just don't seem to be coming together.
"I wish I could say there was still a good chance for a Christmas album," he laments. "I wrote one Christmas song after Pat Buchanan first threatened that he was going to run for president, in 1992. It was called, 'My Friend, Pat Buchanan.' I think that would work really well on a 404 Not Found Christmas album. Eclectronic was just such a frenzy of work. Right now I'm just kind of taking it easy."
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U2 star Bono welcomed funk legend Nile Rodgers to Ireland this week (begs21Oct13) by sending him a crate of booze - even though the Chic icon has been sober for almost 20 years.
The Irish rocker had a box of champagne and Guinness sent to Rodgers' dressing room at the Vicar Street venue in Dublin on Tuesday (22Oct13), ahead of Chic's gig there that night, and even included a note with the recipe for a Black Velvet cocktail.
The card read: "U2 Black Velvet, one part champagne, five parts Guinness. In a well chilled larger glass, pour simultaneously the Champagne and Guinness. The ingredients should also be chilled. With love from the U2'ers."
Rodgers, 61, shared a photo of the surprise gift with fans on Twitter.com, and expressed his gratitude by writing, "I came to sound check at VicarStreet Dublin & there was a gift from Bono Ireland Rocks."
However, the musician is unlikely to have cracked open the bottles himself - he turned his back on drugs and alcohol after embarrassing himself at one of Madonna's birthday parties in the mid-1990s.
He previously confessed, "My behaviour, which I don't remember at all, was not so cool. I am almost positive that I was the last person to leave. And I was carried home and it was really ugly.
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