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Oh my. What a lovely shirt. I may have to get it...although I'm contemplating whether I can actually wear this in Japan.
Love it, Woot! Probably in for one. =p
Awwww.. how cute! Too bad I already have an orange shirt from woot...
Very cute ^.^
Unlike the last Japanese shirt, it really does say "love" and "thank you very much." Way too girly for me.
Obvious question being, what does the text say in English?
Too cute for me. :P Also, for those of you who haven't checked main Woot -- It's a woot off.
P.S "kawaii" meaning cute in Japanese has two "i"s at the end ^_~
Does woot really need two irrationally Japanese oranges? I guess that's the same question as "does woot really need 18 poorly traced trees?" And the answer will always be yes.
Translation??? is it made in China or Japan??? ehhehe
i won't wear anything written in a foreign language i don't understand. don't want to look that fool.
Shouldn't the title read, "nothing rhymes with オレンジ"?
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iono what the top says but the bottom 'ありがとうございます' means 'thank you very much' iono if i should get it or not... kinda girly... but it would be cool to the people in my japanese class...decisions...decisions
The text at the bottom is 'Thank you very much', and the Kanji in the speech bubble is 'Love'. NB: I've only taken two years of japanese so I'm not 100% positive about that Kanji.
Once again: The orange is saying "love." (or more accurately "Love Love" Koi Ai) The red balloon says Arigatou Gozaimasu, which if you listened to Styx, you'd know that means "Thank You Very Much."
superspryte wrote:Oh my. What a lovely shirt. I may have to get it...although I'm contemplating whether I can actually wear this in Japan.
tis very cute, the yellow shirts seem thinner to me though, I can see through mine
For those who are too lazy to read the description, the second kanji says "ai" or "love". The bottom portion is in hiragana and says "arigatougozaimasu" which is a formal way of saying "thank you". I'm not sure what the first kanji means. : ) I never said I knew all that many kanji. There are over 2,400 that Japanese highschool students need to learn.. still working on it.
i dont think this will sell out too fast...so i think ill wait till later to decide whether or not ill buy it
According to babel fish online translator, 恋愛, means romantic love. Is that right?
text in bubble can be read as "renai", which is "love", but more like "passion", or "romance", which makes the shirt that much stranger to me. it's like the shirts the japanese have with random english crap written on it. miss me with this one.
The kanji (Chinese characters) in the speech bubble reads "ren ai", which is a way of saying "love".
This is Kawaii, but I think I'll pass. Back to the Woot Off!
L O L!! I love the cute orange!! I have to ask the translators though, what does it say?
...and lemons say the bells of saint clemens.... correct me if i'm wrong but is that a 1984 reference?
At least the translation is not dubious. And Kawaii has two i's
Aw...cute. Definitely a few Spring colors in this one! A female companion to Fable's Scurvy Pirate shirt.
WonderWooter wrote:tis very cute, the yellow shirts seem thinner to me though, I can see through mine
I agree, I have the Choctopus shirt and I think it's rather thin for the AA shirts.
I feel like this has some copyright issues. It looks exactly like mikan-juice characters I saw studying abroad in japan: http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y159/gabycita/iMaGeNeS/MiKaNBouYa2.gif
I knew I could come in here and find out if it really said what Woot claimed it said. Wooters are so smart! Thanks to those of you who confirmed it. This design is really cute...when am I going to find time to wear all these shirts this summer?!
Totally in for one >w< although I'll probably get punched by my brother for it though
This is truly a cute shirt, but I look terrible in yellow. Like a dead plant. My husband would not want it, but would wear it if it showed up, I think. I think I'm going to pass and wait to see if it shows up in a Random Shirt envelope. OR if I don't buy anything in the next 23.57 hours in the wootoff, I might get it just because.
恋愛 [れんあい: REN'AI] love, love-making, passion, emotion, affections. 有り難うございます [ありがとうございます: ARIGATOUGOZAIMASU] (exp) (uk) thank you
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I took a Japanese class the last two quarters at school. I can't read the Kanji on the top, but the bottom says A Ri Ga To U Go Za i Ma Su which means thank you very much. Arigato means thanks you and so does gozaimusu. Putting both together makes it very formal. Since they were right on the translation for the bottom, then they are probably telling the truth about the top and it says love. I think I can pull off wearing this girly shirt... I'm gonna get it. Oh, and Kawaii means cute I think
well contrary to what many people have said, I absolutely love this shirt. I'm in for one. I love shirts in foreign languages, but that's just my own personal taste. ;-)
Its too bad, pass, wearing characters you dont know on your chest is just a bad idea.
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yea i figured that. what controls the name of the router when using a wired connection?
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i've been using the stock ip address to change settings, but how does the router have a name that is based on an old ssid when i plug it in with an ethernet cord?
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Sometimes a single story has a way of standing in for everything you need to know. In the case of the up-arming, up-armoring, and militarization of police forces across the country, there is such a story. Not the police, mind you, but the campus cops at Ohio State University now possess an MRAP; that is, a $500,000, 18-ton, mine-resistant, ambush-protected armored vehicle of a sort used in the Afghan War and, as Hunter Stuart of the Huffington Post reported, built to withstand "ballistic arms fire, mine fields, IEDs, and nuclear, biological, and chemical environments." Sounds like just the thing for bouts of binge drinking and post-football-game shenanigans.
That MRAP came, like so much other equipment police departments are stocking up on — from tactical military vests, assault rifles, and grenade launchers to actual tanks and helicopters — as a freebie via a Pentagon-organized surplus military equipment program. As it happens, police departments across the country are getting MRAPs like OSU's, including the Dakota County Sheriff's Office in Minnesota. It's received one of 18 such decommissioned military vehicles already being distributed around that state. So has Warren County which, like a number of counties in New York state, some quite rural, is now deploying Afghan War-grade vehicles. (Nationwide, rural counties have received a disproportionate percentage of the billions of dollars worth of surplus military equipment that has gone to the police in these years.)
When questioned on the utility of its new MRAP, Warren County Sheriff Bud York suggested, according to the Post-Star, the local newspaper, that "in an era of terrorist attacks on U.S. soil and mass killings in schools, police agencies need to be ready for whatever comes their way… The vehicle will also serve as a deterrent to drug dealers or others who might be contemplating a show of force." So, breathe a sigh of relief, Warren County is ready for the next al-Qaeda-style show of force and, for those fretting about how to deal with such things, there are now 165 18-ton "deterrents" in the hands of local law enforcement around the country, with hundreds of requests still pending.
You can imagine just how useful an MRAP is likely to be if the next Adam Lanza busts into a school in Warren County, assault rifle in hand, or takes over a building at Ohio State University. But keep in mind that we all love bargains and that Warren County vehicle cost the department less than $10. (Yes, you read that right!) A cornucopia of such Pentagon "bargains" has, in the post-9/11 years, played its part in transforming the way the police imagine their jobs and in militarizing the very idea of policing in this country.
Just thinking about that MRAP at OSU makes me feel like I grew up in Neolithic America. After all, when I went to college in the early 1960s, campus cops were mooks in suits. Gun-less, they were there to enforce such crucial matters as "parietal hours." (If you're too young to know what they were, look it up.) At their worst, they faced what in those still civilianized (and sexist) days were called "panty raids," but today would undoubtedly be seen as potential manifestations of a terrorist mentality. Now, if there is a sit-in or sit-down on campus, as infamously at the University of California, Davis, during the Occupy movement, expect that the demonstrators will be treated like enemies of the state and pepper-sprayed or perhaps Tased. And if there's a bona fide student riot in town, the cops will now roll out an armored vehicle (as they did recently in Seattle).
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I avoided this mascara for months. My mom picked it up for me on an after-Christmas sale, and I just never got around to using it. But one day, I got bored of my regular routine and grabed it on a whim. Much to my surprise, it's actually a really great product.
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I've never been a fan of brushes where they're curved and you have to hold them the "right way". I just think it requires too much effort and thought. Oh well, you can't have it all....
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sharonreyes on 5/29/2011 3:04:00 PM more reviews by sharonreyes
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I had a love/hate relationship with this mascara. I loooved how the mascara looked, it gave great volume and I didn't have a problem with clumping, plus I didn't need to curl my lashes. The thing that gets me the most is taking the mascara off. I use garnier make up remover wipes and to me those take off just about anything. I seriously had to scrub so hard just to get the mascara off. I lost so many eyelashes :( maybe it was just the bottle that I had. I would have re-purchased the product if it was easier to come off. (the mascara wasn't waterproof)
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makeup33 on 5/27/2011 4:09:00 PM more reviews by makeup33
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If you are looking for volume, go and buy this mascara. This is really good, it gives a lot of volume, and a bit of lenght. The only reason why i would not buy this again is because volumizing mascaras don't look really good on me. I'd rather go for a lenghtning mascara. It clumps off a little bit though, si you have to check you out in the mirror and clean any fall out. But overall, i think this mascara does a good job and you should try it out. I got it for 7$ and walmart :D
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joc267 on 5/27/2011 11:20:00 AM more reviews by joc267
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I have always wanted to try this product because of its' name but never did because it retailed for almost $20AUD which I think is a little expensive for a department brand. So when this was on sale I finally bought it with a lot of expectations. I expected what the company promised: false looking lashes. Pros: no clumps or smudges (I bought the waterproof version). Lengthens the lashes like any other mascara & it separated my lashes well. Cons: in one stroke it did not build volume nor made my lashes super long like it was fake. Although the product encouraged more than one coat to achieve the desired effect, I think in the long run this mascara will not be worth its value. It would take a lot of product to build the lashes as the consistency of the mascara is thin. I think I will stick to my old favourite mascaras in the meantime. The Falsies mascara for me is like any ordinary mascara which enhances your lashes but for dramatic false lashes I like the Lancome Fatale mascara which I used years ago
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I bought this mascara about 2-3 months ago and I first tried it I thought it was great but putting it on I had to wipe off excess on the wand so it wouldn't clump. I couldn't blink basically 'til it was dry otherwise it would run and get all over. Also it flakes and falls on my face. I don't even need to remove it at night hence, it basically falls off during the day. Especially when it's hot outside and on my bottom lashes, smudges and looks like a have black eyes. The price was great I can't remember really how much but it was definitely under $10. Which is great. My lashes did clump and stick together a lil bit too. Also the brush is a lil flimsy...lol if that makes sense. And it also doesn't stand by it's name "falsies"...in order for that to happen I gotta put on like 5 coats of it but then it starts to clump and look so, just, unattractive. it's embarrassing when someone you don't know at the mall comments on how bad your lashes look. ha. definitely will not re-purchase. I'll stick to covergirl lash blast.
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tadeusz on 5/25/2011 7:48:00 PM more reviews by tadeusz
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this mascara didn't wow me with its promise of length/volume similar to false lashes (though i wasn't expecting to have a pair of ardell's magically appear upon application!). i found it to be average in performance, though what i intensely disliked about this mascara is that, an hour or two after application without fail, it smudges and flakes off like nobody's business! i spend most of my touch up time swiping flakes and smudges off from under my eyes than i do anything else. definitely not repurchasing.
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rachel5788 on 5/25/2011 7:24:00 PM more reviews by rachel5788
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At first this was amazing. But it's just average and after about 5 hours it smudges a little. I love the brush though to get all the little lashes. And I love the packaging. But otherwise it's just blah
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I dont know why people say this flakes, it does not flake whatsoever, could be because I have the waterproof version . But this is a really good mascara makes my eyelashes really long without giving them that spidery look , full and black. I love it ! Its a hassle trying to remove though with my neutrogena towels so I use pond cold cream to remove just my eye make up ... But this is a good mascara
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This stuff is awful!! The formula is so watery and runny! When I pull the wand out of the tube, I have to scrape off excess product to avoid clumping and even then, there's some clumping and it makes such a mess on my eyes if I'm not careful about blinking too much. I've heard that after a while, it dries out a little and is the perfect consistancy, but I've had it for about 2 months or so and it has not dried out one bit!! To make it work, I scrape off the excess and do not put the wand back in the tube before doing the other eye, then I let it dry and put CoverGirl Lasblast Fusion over it to separate my lashes. I definitely will not buy this again!
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This didn't give me spider lashes, and in fact I really liked the volume it gave me with a few layers. When I first apply it, my lashes look awesome, but by the end of the day they're a weighed down, flaky mess. I would repurchase again if not for the key flaking issue. Sorry guys, but for longwear this product is a miss.
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Video TranscriptNEW AT SIX....THEY'VE BEEN AWAY FROM THEIR FAMILIES FOR A 100 DAYS. BUT TODAY... JUST IN TIME FOR FATHER'S DAY... NEARLY 200 MEMBERS OF OFFUTT'S 55TH WING WERE REUNITED! K-E-T-V NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S ANDREW OZAKI SHARES THIS HEARTFELT WELCOME HOME CEREMONY. IT'S THE SWEETEST WORD( nat snd: Daddy!) AN AIRMAN COULD EVER HEAR.( Nat sound: Hey buddy how are you doing.) 200 MEMBERS OF THE 55TH WING AT OFFUTT AIRBASE RETURN HOME JUST IN TIME FOR FATHERS DAY.( Pete: Yeah pretty much the best father's day present i've ever had.) 100 DAYS AWAY FROM FAMILY( Jonathan: He wasn't walking or talking.Now he's crawling he's got teeth. ) ( nat sound: put those little feet down.)( Pete: She wasn't talking when I left and now we're having a conversation so it's pretty awesome) DEPLOYED IN SOUTHWEST ASIA TO PROVIDE INTELLEGENCE SURVEILLENCE, AND JAMMING ENEMY COMMUNICATIONS.( Nat sound: Hi daddy. Oh it's good to have you home. ) FOR MANY OF THE AIRMEN IT'S THEIR 3RD 4TH OR 5 DEPLOYMENT. IT'S NEVER EASY.( Taurean: It's still hard to say good bye and you are anxious when they come home. ) EVERYONE IN THIS UNIT CAME HOME SAFELY ... THEY THINK ABOUT THOSE WHO WEREN'T SO FORUTUNATE.( Pete: Unfortunately there are some other airplanes that I'm sure you all heard of that didn't come back and I'm sure those families are having a much different father's day than we are. ) MANY OF THE KIDS ...TOO YOUNG TO UNDERSTAND THIS DAY.( Mary: I'll tell him his daddy was making a sacrafice for us and the rest of his country and all though it was hard being apart it helped us grow close as a family. ) ALL THEY KNOW IS DADDY IS HOME.( Jonathan: It's kind of nice to know I'm going to be home for my first father's day this year.) AT OFFUTT AIRFORCE BASE, ANDREW OZAKI KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN. ONE AIRMEN TOLD ANDREW FOR HIS FIRST MEAL HOME... HE PLANNED TO HAVE A PIZZA FEAST.
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Husky Men's Hockey Completes Sweep of MSU
The SCSU men's hockey team completed a sweep of Minnesota State Mankato with a 5-1 win Saturday night at the NHEC in St. Cloud. Junior Cory Thorson led the way for the Huskies with a pair of goals in the win.
The Huskies were coming off of a 5-1 win on Friday night, and both teams were scoreless after a penalty-marred first period.
Thorson broke the stalemate at the 2:44 mark of the second period with his second goal of the season on a wrist shot from the high slot. Assists on the goal were credited to Jarrod Rabey and Ethan Prow.
SCSU used a MSU penalty just ten seconds into the third to build momentum and ultimately blow the game open. Nic Dowd scored on a rebound just 27 seconds into the final trimester to give SCSU a 2-0 lead. Nick Jensen and Andrew Prochno were given assists on Dowd's fourth goal of the season and third of the weekend. The tally turned out to be the game-winner, Dowd's second of the season.
Just over 30 seconds later, Huskies captain Drew LeBlanc put home his third goal of the season, assisted by Kalle Kossila to give St. Cloud State the 3-0 lead.
Thorson scored his second goal of the game on a Husky power play at 14:24 of the third from Jensen and Dowd for a commanding four goal lead at 4-0.
SCSU sealed the game with a Kossila power play goal at 14:24 from Jimmy Murray and Taylor Johnson for the 5-0 lead.
The Mavs' Evan Mosey spoiled Huskies goaltender Ryan Faragher's shutout bid with under a minute remaining in the third period. The sophomore made 34 saves in the game to earn his third win of the season.
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3 discussions dads don't want to have
A funny post from Yahoo Shine on the three conversations a dad doesn't want to have. Turns out they're sex, drugs and rock 'n roll.
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What places are off-limits to stroller-pushers?
This post from Lil' Sugar brings up a good question about what parts of your pre-parent lives you have to abandon, at least for a little while. Apparently, quite a few parents try very hard not to totally rearrange their lives for their kids, enough that there's a bar out there with a "no strollers" […]
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Jon locks Kate out of the Gosselin house
Check out this Daily News story on how reality star Kate Gosselin showed up unexpectedly at the Gosselin home (remember the kids stay in the house and they move in and out during visits) and Jon wouldn't let her in.
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A rise in the number of stay-at-home dads
An interesting story on stay-at-home dads being on the rise as many men are finding themselves victims of the struggling economy. My husband is only home until the school year starts again, but he says he tends to feel "useless" because he is not working right now. Personally, I consider running our household and managing […]
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Short sippy cup story
In attempting to get the twins to abandon their bottles for sippy cups, I read that the adults in the household should drink out of them to set the example. My husband did this for the first time a couple days ago. Both babies laughed at him.
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Ridiculous potty training gizmos
One of my favorite Web sites, Momlogic, offers this gallery of 10 very strange potty training gadgets. The monkey cracked me up.
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11-year-old boy interviews Obama
Damon Weaver, 11, got a chance to sit down and interview President Obama. They discussed education reform, school lunch, bullying and basketball. Personally, I think his questions were a little on the soft side (kidding), but I really enjoyed reading their exchange, especially the part about the mangoes.
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Mom disappointed she can't sell baby's naming rights on eBay
Have you seen this story about an Arkansas woman who tried three times to sell her unborn baby's naming rights on eBay, but the online auction house refused? My initial reaction is that it's ridiculous for a mother to do this. But in thinking more about it, I guess it's her right to name the […]
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A ham on white, no crusts?
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Well Said! tis the state of this gaming industry. | |
Why do people use "entitled" like a bad thing for the people who STARTED this industry? | |
Bad topic posters --- I am Mogar, God of Irony and The Devourer of Topics. http://i33.tinypic.com/2hwco6d.jpg | |
win bump --- I always win online. DEWD RAIDER: aka UNCHARTED: A Tomb Raider wannabe corridor simulator for casuals who can't play platform or explore on their own. | |
Too bad you have to be verified in the game industry to post. Was going to rip him a new one. So, expecting a Final Fantasy, RE, Splinter Cell, Tomb Raider, etc. to be like Final Fantasy, RE, Splinter Cell, Tomb Raider, etc., is being entitled??? It's like them turning Hungry Hungry Hippos into a card game and then telling Hungry Hungry Hippos fans, "**** you, you have to like it!", is ridiculous. And then people on GameFaqs will call you a troll if you don't like the casual watered down changes, such as cinematics, set pieces, QTEs and super linear clausterphobic corridors. When I play a Final Fantasy game I expect it to be like, well, Final Fantasy, obviously, and I do not even know what the hell genre the XIII series is even trying to be. Waiting for the VG industry to turn Hungry Hungry Hippos into a military corridor shooter with a cover system. Oh and you have to buy the true canon ending as DLC. --- BACK IN AKXSION beby! Back by popular demand! Do you even lift? I lift. | |
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PhaseSlaethe posted... Why do people use "entitled" like a bad thing for the people who STARTED this industry? What, with the "entitled gamers" bit? I think there's some truth to it, and it's why games like Bioshock Infinite have a budget in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Gamers' expectations have risen along with technology - that's not always a bad thing. However, it's gotten to the point where expectations are actually speeding past what the technology can do. People complain about a game like Mass Effect where you make so many small choices over the course of three games, but the ending boils down to one of three "big" outcomes. To have a completely customized ending, taking into account every single possible outcome for every single possible event, the technology just isn't there for it quite yet. It'd require a massive amount of time to write the outcomes for every "logic gate" outcome to every situation, every permutation of those outcomes throughout the course of the three-game saga, and then coding and testing every single branching path and permutation of the ending. While the tech - the actual hardware - is able to store that much data, the tech from a creation end simply isn't there, let alone storage size. A game like that would easily take up many, many multiple gigs on a PC, and could have many, many installation discs on a game console. Just so you can make sure that when you kill "Important NPC of Note X" the story doesn't grind to a halt because the game doesn't know what to do now that it's run out of possible options to give you "Story Mission Y." That's one example. Another simple example would be "what would happen if a game had literally no voice-over data anywhere in it - battles, text, movies, story sequences, cutscenes, codex entries, etc.?" Sure, smaller indie games get away with that at times, but what's the justification from a gamer's point of view? 9 times out of 10, it's because "Well, they're a small indie studio. Probably wouldn't be good if they tried to do voiceover stuff." Imagine if a big publisher or development house tried that - what would people think if there were no voices at all throughout the entirety of Ni No Kuni, or Dynasty Warriors Gundam, or Halo? So naturally, gamers have higher expectations today than they did even as short as ten, fifteen years ago. However, those expectations have rapidly overcome what's possible right now. --- You ever meet one of those Don Quixote types and just wonder "What the hell are they thinking?" |
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Conventional economics provides an increasingly poor guide for economic policy and should be replaced by an evolutionary economics framework.
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In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
Rob Atkinson contributed a chapter titled chapter "Who's Who in Internet Politics" for the book "The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet."
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
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"Historian" and "Strategic Advisor" Newt Gingrich Received Millions from Health Care Industry |
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Margaret Thatcher Refuses to Meet with Sarah Palin Because She's "Nuts" |
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Apparently, The Quitter — who's going to Sudan in July to see the Sphinx in the great country of Africa and generally bolster her learnin' about furriners — also wanted to sneak in a photo-op stop with the Iron Lady.
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The Quitter is causing quite a stir with reports that she'll be releasing a $1 million-dollar hagiography in Iowa, just in time for the caucuses. And based on early reviews, it appears that at some point, God instructed her to drive the English from Fairbanks.
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Gas prices rose dramatically while George W. Bush was in the White House (after they had complained that gas prices were too high under Clinton), dropped significantly during the Bush/Cheney recession, and are now, because of the recovery, returning to the previous trend. It would be good if some reporter would ask these Republicans what they were saying while gas prices went through the roof under President Arbusto and Vice Preisdent Halliburton. But there's also something absurd about Republicans demanding that the government do something about gas prices. Wouldn't that be interfering the free market?
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It would be nice if some reporter would ask one of these clowns if — in light of recent events — they've had second thoughts about this.
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It's a given that Republican candidates for president must visit Israel and kiss Benjamin Netanyahu's ring. Willard did it, so has Huck — who called Bebe "one of the world's great leaders" — as has The Quitter just this week. And they always heap praise on the far-right Israeli Prime Minister, and sometimes take swipes at Obama. And who is this man they're siding with over their own country?
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By: Blue Texan Monday March 14, 2011 10:30 am |
The Quitter gets absolutely savaged by Republican insiders in the GOP/Village Daily today.
McCain Won't Endorse Palin in 2012 |
By: Blue Texan Friday February 4, 2011 10:30 am |
Serious question, though: when was the last time the Republican nominee refused to endorse anyone (including his veep pick) the next time around?
Michele Bachmann Just What the 2012 GOP Field Needs: More Crazy |
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If you like lemons, you'll love this simple chicken dish! Carbs: 12.3g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 55g | Calories: 318
Six ingredients, 5 minutes of hands-on cooking, and dinner is served! Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 385.4
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A low fat and reduced sodium Chinese feast! Submitted by CINDEEMCD Carbs: 58.1g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 8g | Protein: 13g | Calories: 353.3
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A zesty soup to warm you up on the chilly winter nights or crisp fall afternoons. Submitted by CHILDUVGOD Carbs: 14.1g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 4.4g | Calories: 84.5
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Delicious and lighter than traditional potato gnocchi. Makes 6 generous servings, but could be served with a salad in smaller quantities. Adjust nutritional count accordingly. Also, feel free to use more or less seasonings. My family likes a lot. :-) Submitted by DANCEMOM27 Carbs: 39.3g | Fat: 10.5g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 21.7g | Calories: 334.5
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With this dish you get a serving of fruit in every portion. Dice the orange if you prefer smaller pieces and--if you're feeling creative--use a vegetable peeler to create curls of orange zest. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 26.2g | Calories: 222.5
In the morning, throw all the ingredients for this simple recipe in the slow cooker. A hearty and healthy dinner will be waiting for you when you get home! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.9g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 26.8g | Calories: 176.8
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Easy crock pot meal. Tastes great over brown rice (not included in calorie count). Submitted by -AMANDA79- Carbs: 12.4g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 26.9g | Calories: 214
Tasty and nutritious, this slow cooker recipe will be a family favorite. Submitted by FLYAWAYFREE Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 27g | Calories: 167.8
What a great dish for one of those nights when your kids have a late soccer game! Brown the meat, layer in the ingredients, set your slow cooker on low, and go! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 24.9g | Calories: 271.4
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A lighter version of a great dinner Submitted by SGIUFRE Carbs: 17.2g | Fat: 13.6g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 14.1g | Calories: 242.9
Forget fancy spices--four ingredients are all you need to make this deliciously simple supper. Submitted by VRAKLIS Carbs: 14.9g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 18g | Calories: 183.1
Submitted by SUPERSILLYGIRL Carbs: 21.8g | Fat: 13g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 10g | Calories: 257.5
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In 2013, a graduate student discovered a flaw in a spreadsheet, renewing the debate about austerity and debt. Emerging economies tanked, and Bitcoin boomed. In the U.S., unemployment fell and the Federal Reserve started to scale back its bond-buying program. Research focused on inequality and jobs gap between the highly skilled and everyone else. The Affordable Care Act began.
Technology that first comes across as a gimmick, in a few years evolves into your trusty sidekick. Give it a few years more, and it will stab you in the back and take your job. Avoid "technological unemployment" by doing what the robots can't. Be human.
After serving time in a Virginia prison following convictions on gun and drug-possession charges, Sean Collins-Harris decided he would fight the odds against his ever returning to white-collar work with the only tool he had: education.
The worsening crisis in Europe and the slow recovery in the U.S. are distracting attention from a longer-term problem.
In January 1993, Joel Waldfogel asked 86 undergraduate students whether they liked their Christmas gifts. But Waldfogel is an economist, so he phrased the question more precisely, asking them how much they would've paid to buy those items for themselves.
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Kamui Kobayashi believes Sauber are heading in the "right direction" after a productive opening test at Jerez.
The Japanese driver spent two days in his new C31 at the Spanish track, completing 106 laps on Tuesday and an additional 76 on Friday.
His running on the final day, though, was hampered by a hydraulic leak in the afternoon, which kept him out of the action for more than hour.
But despite that issue, Kobayashi reckons it was a solid start to Sauber's 2012 pre-season programme.
"If I look at the whole picture I am happy with the first test," said the Japanese driver. "For sure we have found the right direction to go in.
"The car didn't surprise us with any big issues, which allowed us to work on improvements straight away."
He added: "We lost track time due to small problems and I want to thank the mechanics for all their work. They did a great job to get me out on track again.
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This nook makes the most of the space, and even has some sneaky storage underneath the bench!
Look carefully at this clever nook - they have managed to fit in a kitchen office and another cabinet! It's doing triple duty.
This is so cushy and cozy.
This nook is not only great for eating, it looks like a great spot for doing homework or curling up with a book. The light fixture they chose is stunning, and it doesn't block out the view from the window.
I'm gaga over this charming blue table, the throw pillows, and the light fixture.
I love the way the bench extends beyond the table. Another table could be added if a bigger group came to dinner.
A nook in the round!
This entire kitchen is breathtaking, and the nook takes advantage o the glorious windows and gorgeous view of the woods.
Here's a great example of fitting a very small nook where you didn't think you had the space. A larger table would fit here to accommodate more people
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Recently Amanda Palmer made music history by crowd-funding her latest album (Theatre is Evil) on kickstarter. She exceeded her $100,000 goal by more than $1,000,000! She made an incredible album, with amazing kickstarter backer edition goodies and debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard 200 Chart. I couldn't help but mark my calendar for the Houston show as soon as I found out the venue. -
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Guerrilla Gardening is a green movement, spreading bountiful plant life in a sneak-attack like style. It can range from spreading seeds in desolate empty lots to planting flowers in those decorative, oversized pots in your apartment courtyard that never seem to actually facilitate plant life. There are even people who go as far as starting community gardens in abandoned spaces. One of the methods of guerrilla gardening is by using seed bombs, which are biodegradable clay clumps containing seeds that will germinate over time. -
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It has been raining here in Houston, for the past 8 days. It is pouring down today, and there is around 30% chance of storms for the next week. I'm going stir crazy to say the least; however I've managed to take advantage of the dreary ambiance brought on with the rain clouds and tall grass. -
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With the global AIDS crisis, the hard lessons of events like Hurricane Katrina, and worldwide health threats like tuberculosis (yes, it's coming back) and even the flu, now just might be the time for our government to step up to the plate and find a way to direct more dollars to public health – if not tax dollars, how about better support for organizations that raise funds for such serious health issues? It's not happening. A report in Time recently revealed some of the funding cuts the government has passed for the CDC (Centers for Disease Control):
Funds for AIDS prevention: cut 19%
Funds for tuberculosis control: cut 16%
Funds for unexpected health emergencies: cut 17%
The CDC is currently in its own quagmire of corruption and ineptitude, and genius budget cuts like the above certainly don't help. I mention this news simply to highlight the incredible urgency of taking responsibility for your health and well-being. Though ideally we hope to trust our government, our health agencies, and our doctors to look out for our best health interests, the fact is this doesn't happen all the time – now more than ever. Whether you like the direction health care appears to be heading (Arnold [7] is seeking universal health care and other states are following suit) or not, there are plenty of compelling reasons to do all that you can to take care of your health through as many means as you have at your disposal.
Fortunately, you can achieve significant improvements in health through some very basic, preventive lifestyle measures. It's my goal to help you choose and implement those health options.
A nutritious diet, stress management, regular exercise, judicious supplementation and careful health decisions are the fundamental steps everyone can take to prevent and even reverse many health problems.
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Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Japan's government plans to support the enlargement of the rescue fund agreed to by euro-region leaders, and is waiting to hear from European officials on details for enhancing the program, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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You may have noticed our post from earlier today highlighting a massive penthouse with an outdoor hot-tub over-looking the Seattle skyline. Well, it just so happens to be the most expensive Seattle condo rental featured on our top 5 list – see below! (1.) 1521 – Downtown Seattle (unit #3801) Asking price – $12,000 per month […]
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Looking To Rent A Downtown Seattle Condo? Just 23 Options To Choose From
For those of you looking to avoid apartments and would rather settle into a condo, there are 23 condo rentals listed in Downtown Seattle. They range in price from $950 to $8,750 per month. 425 Vine St #606, Seattle 98121 – $950 2132 5th Ave #206, Seattle 98121 - $1,100 2801 1st Ave #1018, Seattle 98121… [Continue Reading]
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Pioneer Square Loft For Rent – Great Value
Check out this rental that just hit the market at 3rd Ave Lofts (The Lofts). It's on the 4th floor, has great views and the interiors are super cool. Exposed brick, timber, steel and fir-plank floors. While most of the city is renting at $2.5 per square foot, this unit is offered at $1.89 per… [Continue Reading]
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5th and Madison, Fully Furnished 1 Bedroom
New rental alert at 5th and Madison I must admit that the furnishings in this 1,241 sq ft condo caught my eye. Fully furnished condos in Seattle are not all that common. If your in the market, you might want to take a look at this one. Cool contemporary interiors, a big view and a… [Continue Reading]
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Grandview Penthouse For Rent, 26th Floor, HUGE views – Offered At $6,000 Per Month
The penthouse at the Grandview just hit the market. The asking price is $6,000 per month. I've been in this unit many times and it is stunning. 26 floors up, the views are spectacular the interiors are pretty unique. It is a concrete shell with industrial elements and high-end fixtures. We wrote about this unit… [Continue Reading]
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How Many Condos In Downtown Seattle Are Available For Rent?
For those of you looking to rent a condo in Downtown Seattle, I thought I would provide a quick update. At this moment there are just 20 units available for rent (on the MLS). Of those 20, 12 of them are priced below $3,000 and the remaining range from $3,200 to $9,500 per month. See… [Continue Reading]
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High-End Seattle Condo Rentals, Moving Quickly
High-end condo rentals in Seattle are leasing quickly and at top dollar. See below for a collection of just some of condos that have leased in the last 30 days. I can't say I'm surprised that these rentals are moving quickly – renting a condo can have much more upside then living in a traditional… [Continue Reading]
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Grant allows for expansion of Mason Square Library programsJuly 2, 2014 |
G. Michael Dobbs Through a partnership with Project for Public Space, Redbox and OCLC, a library collaborative, the lot will be landscaped and used for public programming, Jean Canosa Albano of the Mason Square Branch explained to Reminder Publications. The new space will have its debut Aug. 14 when the Mason Square Branch, Stone Soul Festival, Gardening the Community, and the Mason Square Health Taskforce will host a community picnic, concert and farm festival in honor of Annie G. Curran, whose endowment helped create the library. Albano said plans for the kick-off event "are coming together over the summer." She said the grant from Project from Public Spaces and OCLC is for $1,000 in cash and another $4,000 in credit that will be used to purchase a digital projector and screen, among other equipment, to have an outdoor movie theater. "We were lucky we found out about this [grant] late in the game, close to the deadline," Albano said. The library is working with the Sixteen Acres Garden Center on the landscaping. Albano explained the old driveway will be removed as well as unwanted trees and brush. Fences will be replaced and electricity will be installed. Outdoor furniture and gardens will be added to create a seasonal outdoor event space, she added. Program Chairman of the Stone Soul Festival, Jay Griffin, said, "Stone Soul is exhilarated by the fact that the library is expanding its services to the Mason Square community and we're glad to extend our support to their activities." |