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You woke up early in the morning as usual from the sound your mom's hairdryer. You got dressed and went downstairs to find something shocking. It was Ludwig he was cleaning the kitchen floor. "Ludwig what are you doing?" "O vell uh
I have to earn my keep right?" "No you are a guest, you don't have to do that." "Vell I vant to." "Alright then" You grabbed a dish rag and helped him. After a few minutes of chatting and cleaning you guys were done. Your mom walked in eventually."Wow guys good job!" She said then left for work.
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You were going to have to sing quietly if you were going to make another video. You always did this in the morning after your mom left for work, you were making videos of yourself singing for 41 days straight. They were all hidden in your computer. Nobody knew you were doing this they knew you liked to sing but they had only heard you sing when you were little. You had a regular high voice back then, but now, for some reason you had an extremely deep almost demonic voice. When you talked your voice was decently high, but when you sang the change was dramatic. Sometimes you even sounded like a guy. So you've been keeping it a secret. You saved the videos for yourself, nobody ever went on your computer so nobody would ever know.
The fact that the guys were here did make you worry a bit, but today, as long as Gilbert was asleep you could sing. You placed the camera in the right spot between two boxes so it wouldn't fall, then pressed record.
"How do you document real life when real life's getting more like fiction each day~~~"
"Cause everything is rent!~~~"
You stopped the video and smiled. "Yay! I did it, Even didn't wake up Gilbert!" You thought. You downloaded it on your computer then went upstairs to put your camera away. You were about to open your door when a voice caught you off guard and scared the hell out of you. "Hey vhat are you doing?" You turned, horrified to find Gilbert. Maybe you had woken him up. OH CRAP!


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I have listened to Entering the Castle twice so far. The first time was to see what it was about. That's when I encountered my greatest resistance to the challenge of listening to the critical voice of Caroline Myss between mansions. I sought out other voices on Teresa of Avila, but returned to listening again to Ms. Myss and realized that she was exactly the voice I needed to hear at this point in my life. I would describe my experience of listening to the audio the second time like surrendering to being in spiritual boot camp for mystic wanna-be's in the world. The second reading led me to listening to St. Teresa's voice in her work of the Interior Castle. I have found my self surprised by a sense of falling in love with the Saint, with Caroline's guidance, and with the experience of encountering the Divine in my daily discipline of meager but meaningful moments for quiet meditation. Thank you Caroline for interpreting St. Teresa's work to give it voice and connection to Divine Purpose for the soul towards all of creation in the 21st century.
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A few quick thoughts on Adam Schefter's note about former Kansas City Chiefs head coach Todd Haley, a potential candidate to rejoin the Arizona Cardinals, first considering an opportunity with the New York Jets:
Should be an interesting day on the coaching front. Seems like we should learn more on Haley and, separately, Jeff Fisher.
- Does Haley feel as though the Arizona opportunity will be there for him no matter what? He's obviously considering other opportunities first. The Cardinals cleared a spot on their staff by firing quarterbacks coach Chris Miller. The Jets job would include the title of assistant head coach, according to Schefter. Russ Grimm holds that title in Arizona.
- Looks like Haley isn't sprinting back to the Cardinals to affix his name to an offense featuring Kevin Kolb and John Skelton as the primary quarterbacks. Then again, where are the Jets headed with Mark Sanchez?
- If Haley takes a job other than coordinator with the Jets -- Schefter says the job would be assistant head coach, with Tony Sparano as coordinator -- would he essentially become passing game coordinator? And what job could he have gotten in Arizona?
Should be an interesting day on the coaching front. Seems like we should learn more on Haley and, separately, Jeff Fisher.
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You're going to love this week's How Much For This Room? because it's so budget friendly that you won't believe your eyes. This living room belongs to Ashley Vaughn and her husband who own a record store, Vertical House, in Huntsville, Alabama. She is also a wedding photographer and a Realtor, and her husband is a graphic designer. When they have time to spare, they can usually be found restoring their 106-year-old house.
Deets on the house: The 2,100 square foot home was built in 1903 and sits in a historic neighborhood in Huntsville, Alabama. Both upstairs and downstairs boasts 11′ tall ceilings, original heart pine floors, transom windows, huge front porch, and six fireplaces. You can see the restoration process we've undergone so far in this flickr set which also include the before photos.
The bricks of the fireplace, mantle, and hardwoods are original to the house, so they are not including in the total, but here is the breakdown.
Living room: blue chairs (best thrift store find): $20 for the pair, couch (you can see the tip of it): $75, trunk (holds all of our records): originally from Panama and handed down to me from my parents (free), sewing table and chair (thrifted): $35, picture above the sewing machine (thrifted): $3, lamp on sewing table: wedding gift from target, but I believe it was $20, rubber man (the plant) was a gift, peace lily: found outside a house that was for sale in the garbage (free), green "seedling" tray: $10, Kitty (Sadie): free, "kinda! she found us, but I guess we pay to feed her hah!". Everything on the mantle was either made by her husband (the hands, the 4 panel piece against the bricks, and the 'birdhouse' to the right of the books) or were found at thrift stores or yard sales and combined we maybe spent $10. On the other side of the room there is another identical blue chair, the cabinet that holds the TV (cabinet: $20 and the TV was a gift to my husband many birthdays ago…it's nothing special). In fact, we only have it hooked up to play Wii), our record player and receiver ($100), and the Wii.
Grand Total: $293 (not including the Wii)!
Kitchen/Bedroom: These few photos were added just because I thought the space was cute and wanted to show you! No dollar amount to relate. I am also a transom window obsessed nut so when I saw one in her bathroom I had to post the pic. I also love her clawfoot tub, wallpaper, red chandelier, and her brown dresser – the lines are great.
If you have any questions for Ashley please just ask below!
Thanks Ashley for sharing your home today with us. :)
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I fell in love this morning with a darling home located in Mols, Denmark because the space is just so cozy and personal, I know you'll adore it! The space belongs to creative entrepreneur, blogger and mother Tracy Lorna Nors who has a background in art and design and a real flair for decorating — especially mixing in vintage objects with more modern pieces. She just returned to her design work after taking a few years off to have her son so we can expect to see more from this creative lady going forward. Her home is a traditional Danish farmhouse from 1913 and she and her husband Jesper, son Indigo and two cats live in this charming space filled with love, personality and a sense of humor. Tracy and her husband recently launched a decorating website called Boboho that I think you may enjoy browsing but first let's check out her inspirational Danish home filled with vintage toys, mixed media art and recycled found items.
A cozy reading nook.
Living room with a beautiful round felt pouf in pink.
I love the handmade lamp shades throughout her home. Lovely!
A vintage birdcage paired with a recycled dressers and a painting dated around 1900 found in an antiques shop.
Vintage printers drawers filled with tiny collected objects. In the living room you'll spot a coffee table made from floorboards and on top you can see a handmade paper bowl. Tracy is so talented!
A Swedish bench from the 19th century and a painting I'd love to own by Danish artist Nanna Ask.
Some favorite vintage finds on a kitchen shelf and her handmade flower brooches.
Chinese lanterns recovered Tracy's way with found papers and a lamp she made out of vintage toys along with another one of her handmade lamp shades. Eventually the lamps will be sold through her website however she is now accepting commissions and in addition to table lamps she also makes chandeliers.
Want to see more? Tour Tracy's home here on her website.
Thank you Tracy for welcoming us into your beautiful home today!
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You'll be inspired by this week's pick for How Much For This Room because it features a beautiful living and dining room clearly pulled together with a lot of love and a great sense of style. It's also quite inexpensive so it's within reach. These rooms were sent in by Benita Larsson, the Swedish design blogger behind the popular Chez Larsson, a lady we all know and love for her writing, great organizational skills, home DIY projects, and for the gorgeous blues, yellows and greens in her home! Thank you so much Benita for sharing your world with us today.
I'd like to note that Benita has had some items for quite a long time and was unable to remember exactly what she paid for them so she had to guess at a few of the prices. She feels confident though that they are pretty spot on. Not included is the cost of wall paint, flooring (original to the house), books, magazines and what she calls, "the old horrid TV" which I didn't even notice until she pointed it out — ha ha! Oh Benita, we all battle with televisions whether they are old and horrid or new and sleek – our goal is always to hide them but it never seems to quite work out now does it?
Seating area: 1) IKEA Karlanda (pre Karlstad) Sofa $499. 2) Junk Shop find Armchairs (20 years ago) $100 + $125 for covers made in Hong Kong (I brought the worn out old covers sewn by myself to a tailor in Hong Kong and he copied them) + $60 for wheels. 3) Sofa table $0 (left to us in our house by the previous owners) + $10 for paint and varnish. 4) Junk Shop find nesting tables (18 years ago) $35 + $10 for paint. 5) Bookshelves self made out of MDF, cost of materials $70. 6) Self made MDF TV unit on wheels $55. 7) IKEA Door mat $8. 8) Floor lamp including shade $75. 9) Art – Half hull boat (produced by my husband Martin) $250. 10) Muji bowl $20. 11) Table lamp $35 including shade. 12) Pillow inserts 8@$6 = $48. 13) Fabrics for pillow covers (all 1/2 yard pieces): Svenskt Tenn Elephants 2@$46 =$92, White corduroy $8, Aqua linen $8, Joel Dewberry Woodgrain* $4, Paula Prass Garden Trellis* $4, Michael Miller Dandy Damask* $5, Denyse Schmidt Basket Weave* $4. 14) Iittala Savoy Vase $123. 15) Iittala Kivi Votive holders 2@$13 = $26. 16) Charity shop finds: Small glass vase and ceramic leaf dish 2@$1 =$2. 17) IKEA Roller blinds (not shown) $40,
Total for seating area: $1,716 USD
*Purchased on Etsy.
Dining space: 1) IKEA Hollow core door table top (no longer available), painted white $25. 2) Dumpster find table base $0. 3) Dumpster find chairs $0 + $12 for fleece fabric, batting and elastic. 4) Charity shop find Orange stools $44. 5) Built in cabinets left by previous owners $0 + $30 for paint and adhesive frosted plastic. 6) Ceiling lamp $200. 7) Cylinder glass vases used as hurricane lamps 2@$9 =$18. 8) Charity shop find bowl $2. 9) Table lamp $35 including shade. 10) Milky white flower pot $8. 11) Doggy art by Martin $0. 12) Ebay Whiskas Cat bed $88. 13) Vintage card boxes left to me by my parents $0. 14) Art: Magnus Carlsson framed art (a gift) $0, Abbey Hendrickson print (a win) $0 + frame $20, Junk shop find Bird print $3 + frame $20, Smelly cat art by my son Wille $3 for the canvas (art itself priceless).
Total for dining space: $508 USD
Fireplace wall: 1) JRG Electrical fireplace insert $850 + self built MDF and scrap wood mantle pieces, cost of materials $25. 2) Self built cube stools, cost of scrap wood, plywood, batting, foam and fabric $30. 3) Yellow canvas, cost for canvas and acrylic paint $26. 4) Art: Matte Stephens gocco print $20 + $16 for frame, Cosas Minimas print $16 + $12 for frame. 5) Charity shop find votive holders and clear flower pot 3@$1 =$3. 6) IKEA Green wooly blanket (no longer available) $25.
Total for Fireplace wall: $1,023 USA
What's the grand total for fireplace wall, living room seating area and dining space? $3,247.00 USD
Why is this space so cozy, pretty, unique and affordable? Benita incorporated art from her family, built and or painted a lot of things herself, found free abandoned items in her local community that she gave new life to, and this clever lady loves a good thrift store! Good ideas to put into practice when you're pulling together a room on a budget!
If you would like to be part of the How Much For This Room? series, please send one photo of your space to me at holly AT decor8blog.com with "How Much For This Room?" in the subject line. Thank you!
If you have any questions for Benita about her home please feel free to ask her in the comments section below. Thank you!
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Lori couldn't join us today for her final post on How Much For This Room? (insert sad face here) so we'll be hanging out with the talented Brie Harrison, a Print Designer living in London (don't miss her greeting cards at Art Angels) soon to relocate to the Suffolk countryside. She has worked for various clients including Accessorize, Anthropologie, Amelia's Magazine, WGSN and appeared in Illustrator Mike Perry's new book Over & Over where I first discovered her work.
If you fancy Bohemian eclectic or flea market decorating you will really like this cozy apartment filled with budget finds and things collected from her travels to India, Germany, Morocco, and beyond. Brie was nice enough to not only show us one room in her flat but corners of a few others as well so this week How Much For This Room should have been titled How Much For This Flat – great job Brie! Let's get started!
Living room: 1.Book case (Expedit £29) and table (Bjursta £89) both IKEA. 2.Chairs £25 for all 4 from a Salvation Army shop in Suffolk. 3. Frames- variety- all under £10 from charity shops. 4. Subway map $4.50 Kate's Paperie NY. 5. vase £10, vintage. 6. Sofa around £700 Habitat. 7. Wooden coffee table painted white around £10 Homebase. 8. Rug – £5 charity shop 9. Cushions- mostly made by me from vintage fabrics from Chelsea Flea Market NY, stripe cushion £15 Habitat, face pillow $6 Pearl River Mart NY. 10. Clock £15 TKMaxx.
Living room shelf: 1. Painting done by a good friend Amy Green. 2. Jug, £4 charity shop. 3. Tile £2 Jaipur, India. 4. Butterfly postcard £1 giftshop in Perugia, Italy. 5. Frame £2 charity shop. 6. Russian nesting dolls, gift from Berlin. 7. Plant and pot £4 garden shop.
Kitchen Shelves: 1. wooden shelves painted turquoise by myself £5 each Homebase, 2. teapot £15 The Tea House, Covent Garden. 3. Tins $3- $7 Pearl River NY . 4. Russian nesting dolls, gift from Berlin. 5. Red framed vintage postcard from Bruges £6 , frame £2 from IKEA. 6. bird illustration from the 1800s £15 from an old bookshop in Lincoln.
Bedroom: 1.bed around £500 Muji. 2. bedlinen £30 IKEA. 3. Cushions all under £30 from Marrakesh, Morocco. 4. lamp £20 Habitat. 5. frame £20 Habitat . 6. limited edition print by Jim Stoten £30.
Bedroom dresser top: 1.turquoise dresser, £15 from Salvation Army shop in Suffolk. 2. round tin $1 from New Jersey flea market. 3. turquoise frame £10 Zara Home 4. Indian painting £4 from Goa. 5. Buddha £3, India. 6. Painted cup £5 and box £5 from Goa, India. 6.bowls £2 from Marrakech, Morocco 7. Frame £6 vintage 8. card inside of frame £2.80 John Dilnot.
Studio workspace: 1. Apple iMac around £1000. 2. thin geisha doll, £3 charity shop. 3. clock, £4 TKMaxx. 4. Most of my books i buy from Amazon. 5. painted vintage Indian cow, £25 from a Hippy garden centre in Buckinghamshire. 6. wood block used for textile printing £10, vintage. 7. paper painted drawers, found on the side of the street in London so I nursed them back to health!
Grand Total= £2786 (approximately $4,020.64 USD).
Would you like to contribute a room or rooms to be featured on decor8? Please submit one photo of your room photographed in daylight to holly AT decor8blog.com for consideration, I will reply to all submissions.
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That's some impressive attenuation, what yeast did you use?
If you don't drink it for a couple months, aren't you risking losing some of the fresh hop flavor? I've heard 2 months after brewing an IPA can lose a drastic amount of hop flavor. Do you do anything special to keep the hop flavor fresh?
I've substituted dry yeast comes with the kit by default with Wyeast American Ale (#1056). The recipe calls for grains to be steeped 10-30 minutes at 155F and let sit another 10 minutes off the stove. I did 30 + 10. Also, deviating from the recipe, I boiled with full 5 gallons instead of 2 gallons. I can't tell if it makes any difference but that's all I can say. My first batch was an IPA as well and after two+ months, it still tastes refreshingly hoppy. Cheers.
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Okay. So I am new to brewing and my first batch had a very low alcohol content. (Not 100% sure as I had no idea how to use a hydrometer) I drank 12 and not even a buzz. I received a few answers on another thread I posted on this subject. I was told to use more malt extract and even adding corn sugar to increase gravity thus having more fermentable sugars. More sugar=more alcohol content. My questions are this: What would be better to add? More Malt extract or Corn sugar? How would I add these sugars? I would assume during the boil? At what time? I would assume you add these sugars at the same time you would normally add the malt extract in the boil? How much? How much of either of these sugars should I add? Is there a way of knowing how much to add to get a certain alcohol percentage? Any answers/suggestions are greatly appreciated!
Answers come with more questions: was the beer good? All grain or extract? I would suggest reading up on hydrometers, how to use, ect. you will need it to add alcohol. Is the point of brewing beer to get a buzz or to have good beer to drink? If you are just looking for a buz put water sugar and yeast in a jar let it sit and drink that. it wont be good but it will get you drunk. now... on to your questions. Malt extract will add flavors to your brew and alcohol, corn sugar is completely ferment able and will just add alcohol (at moderate concentrations, at high concentrations there can be off flavors) the sugars would be added at the boil, at least before the last 5 minutes, but the beginning would be best. How much to add depends on where the brew is at currently (reading the hydrometer). knowing how much to get a certain percentage has a lot of factors... yeast used, other ferment able sugars, yeast nutrients... That should get you started more info and we can probably help more. PS: welcome to HBT get a few more batches in and we'll have to meet up next time i am up that way for a bottle swap!
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Sugars ferment out more than malts do and create a drier beer which is desirable in some brews and to some tastes, but you do not want to have more than 10%-20% of your fermentables coming from sugars or adjuncts. Your beer will taste better if you add more malt. If adding sugar, there is no need to add for the full boil as it may carmelize and not ferment fully. If you add with 15 minutes left to the boil you will make sure to kill any nasties. Hopville's BeerCalculus is free recipe software that will give you a good idea what your OG and FG should be along with your ABV.
Thanks a lot for the info! I really appreciate it! I am new to the hobby but already enjoy it very much! To answer your question: Is the point of brewing beer to get a buzz or to have good beer to drink? My answer is both!!!! Thanks for the warm welcome! Hopefully I can brew a beer that keeps me warm! (Winter in Iowa is cold!!!!)
Check out http://www.howtobrew.com - a great guide for getting started and a resource you can turn back to as you progress in the hobby I spent 4 years in Iowa City and, yes, winters are cold in Iowa (especially with wind chill!). I remember public schools closing because of wind chill
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I think it would be much better if you tell us your recipe . It is probably an Extract batch . Which yeast strain did you use ? What was the O.G. and F.G. ? I'm suspicious of stuck fermentation which often occurs with Extract batches . Hector
Look into Belgian Tripel recipes. We just brewed one last night with a 1.090 OG which should come out to about 9.7% Alcohol. Not my favorite style but it will get ya drunk!
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IF you just want to jack up the ABV, you can add sugars to the boil with 10-15 mins left. Just be sure to stir it to it doesn't burn. AHS sells a 1% ABV booster that is prepacked and is a mix. I've used it for a few brews and it's great. Generally when I'm not happy with a recipe's ABV, I'll add a pound of DME to the recipe which boosts the alcohol by ~0.8%. Choose a DME that fits the profile of the beer. I'll also boost the hops by a fraction to offset the additional malt and alcohol flavors the DME adds.
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I haven't played against the new champ as Cho yet. But Whimsy is a spell designed to harm the character it is cast upon. Besides, when whimsy wears off, i would imagine cho would do his best to feast on the remains of the mage that cast it on it.
People feel the need to side with the 'edgy' group, it seems. That, and people severely overanalyze a very simple story. One side is shiny, sunny, populated by honorable and good champions, while the other, suffice to say, is built inside a giant skull. One side always has lore written about how they rescued these people or fought against those evil people, while the other frequently has terminology like "horrors" and "evil" used to describe who they are and what they do. Some even try to offer examples like "WELL LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO LUX", even though it was specifically her parents that did that to her, and the soldiers even asked her parents repeatedly "are you sure? this isn't necessary. we don't have to do this". Noxus has a few good ideologies, but the simple fact is that they are run by murderous psychopaths. It always absolutely astounds me how people can actually try to justify some of the things that they do, citing the sins of our own pasts or perhaps going off about philosophy and the like. Severe overanalyzation. To all you people who try to claim Noxus is 'good' and Demacia is 'evil'. I respect your right to find some champions cool, I totally understand how many of Noxus's basic ideals are good on paper, and because of those two things, I can understand why you want to prefer them over another. But have enough maturity to realize that your favorite character is the villain of the story. This story is not a complicated one. Please stop trying to make it one, when any lore that Riot still cares to produce labels Noxus as evil and Demacia as good. And for the record? I DO prefer a more complicated story. I would love a piece of lore in which... I dunno, Katarina rescues some Demacian and Ionian citizens from some Noxian thugs and then gives them a few gold coins in the name of Noxus. But nothing like that has ever happened, and there's a reason for that. Riot did not intend for the story to be anywhere near that complex. Please just accept that.
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the problem with introducing an evil character here, is that, not only would he have to be powerful enough to take on multiple champions, he's also have to be powerful enough to take on the league itself. if he wasn't, he'd just be sitting in a cell yelling threats at people. boring.
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TOO LATE, GENERAL PETRAEUS: The Rev. Terry Jones's plan to burn thousands of Korans at his "Dove World Outreach" Center in Gainsville, Florida on September 11 has already grabbed the world's headlines this week, regardless of what actually does or doesn't happen on Saturday. It has attracted particular attention in the German city of Cologne, where the pesky pastor first got his big break. But his former parishioners want nothing to do with the man.
Today, Stephan Baar, deputy chairman of the charismatic "Christian Congregation of Cologne" told journalists that "We distance ourselves from this action and do not want to be associated with it. We are very disturbed by [the plan]. Jones himself embodies the spirit he condemns – this propensity to violence, this fanaticism – within himself." This is strong language coming from a church that Jones founded in Cologne in the 1980s after receiving a "sign from God."
For a time, Jones had up to 1,000 followers in this predominantly Catholic city. However, according to Baar, Jones did not project "biblical standards and values" to the outside, but instead sought to establish himself as a personality. Members recall him as a charismatic but extremely authoritarian personality who "brainwashed" his parishioners , urged them to beat their children if they got out of line, and established strict hierarchies. To this day, some members of his flock are supposedly still in psychiatric care. He may also have exploited them financially.
In later years, Jones identified Islam as his greatest enemy and preached against it in the most extreme terms imaginable. Things got so bad that some members claim they avoided attending services for fear that Muslims would attack them on the way to church.
In 2002 a Cologne court sentenced Jones to a 3,000 Euro fine for claiming a fake doctoral title. The church finally kicked Jones out in 2008 for "financial irregularities in the congregation." He appears to have left the group from one day to the next after paying a four to five-digit sum. They haven't had any contact with him since.
Will Jones bow to pressure from the US Government and General David Petraeus, who fear that his planned Koran burning will unleash a firestorm of Muslim aggression against US citizens and interests? Don't count on it, Baar says. "Terry Jones is someone who completes what he sets out to do when he views it as God's will."
The Christian Congregation of Cologne, which has since shrunk to a mere sixty to eighty members, is delighted to be rid of Jones. "Thank God we've got nothing more to do with him," says parishioner Diana Breuel. Still, the group isn't taking any chances. They've decided to change their name – immediately.
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I'm against capitulation, but it sounds like a case of the chicken vs. the egg in this case. I'd love to hear additional reactions.
Old Yeller, fire up the barn!
Yes, the wonders of modern technology. With the same effort, they or others could also have done something constructive and inclusive, don't you think?
This man is clearly trying to influence either people or the government through destructive action. That is terrorism, he should be arrested and charged. Not that I think they will, but I hope enough non deranged people show up so that the rest of the world knows the vast majority of the US doesn't support this kind of behavior. I also wish they would quit showing polls that cite over 1/2 the US population as viewing Islam unfavorably. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11223457
Where do they take these polls? backwoods, out in the country? I live smack in the heartland, and don't know anyone who feels that way. I would be very surprised if over half of our real population actually did.
Let me stop carrying on and quote the book that will be free from the fire:
"Love is patient and kind; love is not jealous or boastful; it is not arrogant or rude. Love does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrong, but rejoices in the right. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never ends; as for prophecies, they will pass away; as for tongues, they will cease; as for knowledge, it will pass away. For our knowledge is imperfect and our prophecy is imperfect; but when the perfect comes, the imperfect will pass away." (1 Corinthians 13:4-10 RSV)
thx for this alan, its amusing to learn that germans still take honorifics seriously, and less amusing to see they are still human enough to fall for some self-promoting religious psychotic.


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Microsoft to Pay $31 Per Share for Yahoo, Totaling $44.6 Billion in Cash and Stock [biz.yahoo.com]
Microsoft Proposes Acquisition of Yahoo! for $31 per Share [biz.yahoo.com]
From Fortune's Daily Briefing [dailybriefing.blogs.fortune.cnn.com]
[edited by: Marcia at 12:02 pm (utc) on Feb. 1, 2008]
I couldn't agree more. It's far better to stand 1 or 2 chances out of 3 to get organic traffic than 1 out of 2. And if the acquisition goes through, I think it would be wiser, even from Microsoft's point of view, to keep the two organic search entities separate, if only for statistical comparison, not the least of which would be for comparison of impact on PPC revenues between the two and trends in usage statistics.
To be perfectly honest, while I've always been a "fan" of Microsoft because of the opportunities their software opened up, primarily for the job market, when I keep hitting cloaked redirected pages (some to very "non-family-friendly" sites) and periodically get hit with circle jerks and/or drive-by malware downloads, it certainly doesn't encourage continuing to use a search engine. I see that happening regularly at Live Search, but not at Yahoo Search.
I checked for something really valuable owned by Yahoo and found this press release from 2004:
Yahoo! and Google Resolve Disputes [ [google.com...] ]
"Under the terms of the settlement agreement, Google will take a license to U.S. Patent No. 6,269,361 and several related patents, held by Yahoo!'s wholly-owned subsidiary, Overture, and Yahoo! dismissed its patent lawsuit against Google."
If MS buys Yahoo, those patents held by Overture could be Google's future nightmares. Yahoo bought Overture on October 7 2003.
WebmasterWorld members discussed in April 2002 patent 6,269,361 [ [webmasterworld.com...] ]
[edited by: zafile at 1:00 am (utc) on Feb. 3, 2008]
That's just what pops into my head, there's more. Plus they own tons of patents.
The only intersections are Search (which Yahoo! clearly wins), email (most likely will keep them separate) and IM (combine it).
What does MNS have that is of quality and they will have to get rid of?...
I'd keep 2 portals separate, segregate content, get rid of duplicates. segregate services where possible. Use your own platforms for advertising Microsoft software, XBox, etc.
IMHO Google ain't seen nothing yet. If this goes through, Microsoft will dominate internet, and will be waiting for a Google's misstep (which will happen) to take over advertising market.
But which Yahoo stuff makes money?
According to [businessweek.com...] , Yahoo employed only 600 workers in 1998.
Nine and a half years later, the number grew to 14,300. [ [biz.yahoo.com...] ]
Isn't 14,300 workers simply too high for what Yahoo does today?
Yahoo is basically just a publisher of content made by others. News, music, videos come from third parties. Does it take 14,300 workers just to publish other people's content?
Is Yahoo applying technology effectively today?
If MS does buy Yahoo, It'll be definitely interesting to see how Microsoft manages Yahoo properties. It will be a good opportunity for MS to show its management techniques and technologies.
Yahoo and the Future of the Internet [googleblog.blogspot.com]
A typical comment made an anti-Microsoft zealot.
It's funny that David Drummond, Google's Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and Chief Legal Officer, makes such an statement in complete oposition to the fact he has a job thanks to the wide spread of the PC.
The wide spread of the PC allowed the expansion of the Internet.
Bill Gates said in December 1995:
"In any phenomenon like this [The Internet] you get long periods of time where people anticipate it, and yet there isn't critical mass. There's not enough users, so there isn't enough content, there's not enough content, so there isn't enough users."
"If you go back 20 years ago to the original vision of Microsoft - a computer on every desk and every house - there was a clear view that eventually computers would be connected together, be dialing up, and there'd be a pool of available information. And to me it's actually amazing how long it's taken for communications costs to come down for this to become a key application of the PC."
The PC allowed a critical mass to make the Internet what it is today. To bad anti-Microsoft zealots such as David Drummond can't accept this fact.
Even with Microsoft's influence over the PC, enough successful companies grew out of the Internet phenomenon: Amazon, Ebay, the ISPs, etc, etc, etc.
Still, Yahoo is basically just a publisher of content made by others. News, music, videos come from third parties.
Remember AOL Time Warner? This deal feels similar. Time will tell.
Corporate chivalry at its finest! :D
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If you look at the market share for search in the last few years, neither Yahoo nor Microsoft have made a dent into Google's share. And I don't hear too many people saying how much better either of their search results are.
There's really no sign either company is moving in the right direction, making progress. So how do two bad companies equal one good company? This will likely be a dud like AOL Time Warner.
They've both been around cyberspace from the beginning--heck, Yahoo was the leader--and yet after all these years they still don't know what they're doing.
And if they can't turn around their own companies, exactly which other companies they acquired have they turned around into dominant leaders, or at least competitive businesses?
I think Steve Balmer is just so agonized by making no progress in search market share, felt he had to do something, and this is the only thing he could think of.
Google should fire back at Microsoft by launching Google Browser 1.0! No more whining about monopolies. Get busy, boys and girls.
P.S. What does Jerry Yang think of all this? It's pretty embarrassing what Yahoo became after such a great start. Ugh.
Yeah right
Unless of course you own a website that ranks well on SE 1 and 3 and then 3 buys 2 turning it into 2.3, thereby increasing your traffic by an estimated 20%
This is what will happen in my case if we see the merger of $! so I'm looking forward to it.
That's a HUGE price tag!
Marcia, thanks for keeping us up to date on all of this!
This guarantees Google an even bigger lead in the short term and, considering neither Yahoo or Microsoft were making significant gains, how do they make it up a year from now?
The only people who should be happy about this is Google, unless they were about to buy Yahoo or sign that ad deal with Yahoo. But the sting of losing Yahoo will wear off a year from now when we hear that former Yahoo engineers and Microsoft engineers are still picking fights with each other. Well, the former Yahoo engineers that don't just leave.
"In a bid to remain independent, Yahoo plans to reject Microsoft Corp.�s unsolicited takeover offer, according to the Wall Street Journal. Quoting sources familiar with the situation, the Journal reports that Yahoo�s board feels the offer of $31 per share "massively undervalues" the company.... "


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Judge Jerry Jolly took District Attorney Jon David all the way to the state Supreme Court over the DA's new traffic court program, but the judge would not stop for our camera when we tried to ask about the high court ruling against him.
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Since Jon David has no authority to petition for a writ in the name of the State of North Carolina, the Petition should be summarily dismissed. In the alternative, the Petition for a writ of mandamus should be denied, since Petitioner, Jon David, has no clear right to an administrative traffic court or administrative traffic court days.
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Address: 1147, Argyle St, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, G3 8TB [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 17570) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Exhibition Centre (0.3 miles), Anderston (0.6 miles), Charing Cross - Glasgow (0.7 miles)
- Real ale
- Dogs allowed
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> Current user rating: 6.0/10 (rated by 13 users)
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Enjoyed our quick visit to this one-room bar. Friendly mixture of drinkers and nicely-kept beer. mozzzzzz - 9 Oct 2013 11:27 |
I nice pub: lively but so noisy, that the youngish crowd completely drowned out the acoustic musicians trying to play traditional folk music. It's not the same as shouting over the nowadays endemic recorded music, guys. eddybeer - 12 May 2013 00:18 |
Had a good pint of Strathaven Winter Glow. There is also a breathtaking range of Malt Whiskys available. xh558 - 23 Dec 2011 19:41 |
Had a nice pint of Tryst Amarillo here yesterday before the heavens opened. A slightly odd, dark place with a very high ceiling. There always seem to be a few dogs in here. jagsfan - 22 Jul 2011 15:22 |
Trendy bar, full of young professionals, students etc, this old guy felt most out of place. Ales were on offer but no service was forthcoming, i left! nokegthanks - 22 Jul 2011 14:32 |
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