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September 15, 2012
Changing capital aggregation
The only thing that I would want to add here is that it's not just a matter of projects being able to expand or sustain themselves with little capital (although that is a factor). It's also a matter of the way in which both emerging distributed technologies in general, and peer production projects in particular, facilitate the aggregation of dispersed capital — without it having to pass through a single capitalist chokepoint, like a commercial bank or a venture capital fund. Because of the way that peer production projects distribute and amortize their costs of operation, entrepreneurs can afford to bypass existing financial operators and go directly to people with $20 or $50 to give away and take the money in in small donations, because they no longer need to get multimillion dollar cash infusions all at once just to keep themselves running: the peer production model allows greater flexibility by dispersing fixed costs among many peers (and allowing new entrepreneurs to easily step in and take over the project, if one has to bow out due to the pressures imposed by fixed costs), rather than by concentrating them into the bottom line of a single, precarious legal entity. Meanwhile, because of the way that peer production projects distribute their labor, peer-production entrepreneurs can also take advantage of "spare cycles" on existing, widely-distributed capital goods — tools like computers, facilities like offices and houses, software, etc. which contributors own, which they still would have owned personally or professionally whether or not they were contributing to the peer production project, and which can be put to use as a direct contribution of a small amount of fractional shares of capital goods directly to the peer production project. So it's not just a matter of cutting total aggregate costs for capital goods (although that's an important element); it's also, importantly, a matter of new models of aggregating the capital goods to meet whatever costs you may have, so that small bits of available capital can be rounded up without the intervention of money-men and other intermediaries.I like the point about the improved aggregation of capital, that is quite possibly as important as the reduction in capital requirements.
This gets me thinking more about the importance of reduced coordination costs (aggregation of capital being a special case). Clearly computers and networks contribute enormously to improving the productivity of coordination. However I don't think we have good models for the costs of coordination, or the effects of improved coordination, so its importance tends to be underestimated.
I guess cheaper / easier / faster coordination is a special case of (what economists call) "technology" — changes with big economic impact, that are outside the economic model. From another point of view, coordination costs and delays are a special case of (what economists call) "frictions" which are also hard for them to model well. So trends in coordination may well affect the economy in major ways, but are none the less mostly invisible in economic models.
And in fact we'd expect coordination costs to fall and speed and capacity to rise on an exponential trend, riding Moore's law. Given that changes in coordination have significant economic impact (how could they not?) there's a huge long term economic trend that's formally invisible to economists.
One aspect of this that's perhaps subtle, but often important, and that shows up strongly in capital aggregation, is how "technology" changes the risk of cooperation. One of the big sources of risk is that someone you're cooperating with will "defect" (in the prisoner's dilemma sense) — that the cooperative situation will give them ways to benefit by hurting you. In fund raising this risk is obvious, but working with people, letting others use your "spare cycles", etc. have risks too. Ways of coordinating have been evolving to counteract or at least mitigate these risks — clearer norms for response to bad actors, online reputations, large scale community reactions to serious bad behavior, and so forth. Wikipedia's mechanisms for quick reversion of vandalism is an example. Even spam filtering is a case in point, reducing our costs and the benefits to the bad actors. It is too early to know for sure, but right now there are enough success stories that I'd guess that the space of defensible and sustainable cooperation is pretty big — maybe even big enough to "embrace and extend" important parts of the current economy.
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Olympus PEN E-P3 in-depth review
Review based on a production E-P3 running firmware 1.0
The Olympus PEN E-P3 looks a lot like its forebears - not just the E-P1 and E-P2 but, just as significantly, the company's film era Pen F camera. Significantly because, in an age in which the major electronics giants are building their photographic presence, Olympus is one of only a handful of companies with genuine heritage to turn to. And, despite modern cameras making high image quality more accessible than ever, there is an undeniable reverence for the look and feel of 1960s cameras.
Just like Fujifilm's X100, the Olympus PEN E-P1 generated a lot of excitement at its launch thanks to its elegant traditional styling. And, in common with the X100, the shooting experience didn't always live up to the high expectations that its classic looks might have engendered. The E-P2 was a slight reworking of the E-P1, doing little more than adding the ability to use the excellent VF-2 electronic viewfinder, and could still be a slightly slow and awkward camera to actually use.
The E-P3's similarity of appearance to its predecessors could, all too easily, suggest that Olympus has again been subtle with its changes. But this isn't the case at all, and the new model brings with it a whole raft of updates and refinements. Olympus has addressed many of the key criticisms of the older models, to the extent that we'd be tempted to say that the E-P3 is finally the camera that the PEN has always promised to be.
The changes may be somewhat hidden but they are certainly there. Physically the biggest addition is a built-in flash - deliberately styled so that the pop-up element doesn't interrupt the front plate of the camera. The accessory port is also more neatly integrated into the body design than before. The other big physical change is a removable hand grip; a large screw now holds the rectangular grip in place, giving users the choice of removing or swapping it for a more substantial design (in a fashion more than a little reminiscent of Olympus's OM-4 film camera).
But it's inside the camera that the biggest changes have been made: the sensor is still the familiar 12MP unit but the camera's processing is greatly improved. The latest TruePic VI processor is much faster than previous designs, allowing the camera to check focus 120 times per second. This, of course, means that it can adjust focus more often and therefore confirm focus more quickly. The dual core processor also means image processing and live view can be run in parallel, decreasing the blackout time after each shot.
In addition, the E-P3 has a 614,000 dot OLED screen that is touch-sensitive. This particular panel uses Samsung's Pentile dot layout to give VGA-equivalent resolution, coupled with capacitance-type touch technology similar to the Apple iPhone. The touch screen can be used to set the focus point and optionally fire the shutter, and can operate some of the camera's other functions too. Crucially though this is always in addition to the rest of the camera's controls, rather than attempting to replace them. If you decide such features don't have a place on such a traditional-looking camera, they can be disabled with no overall loss of functionality.
Another very welcome addition is a built-in autofocus illuminator light, in the form of a bright orange LED on the front of the camera (previous PENs were notorious for their reluctance to focus in low light). The autofocus system has been updated too, with 35 zones covering most of the image area. The movie recording specification has also been significantly upgraded, and the E-P3 can now capture full HD 1080i60 movies in AVCHD format.
The control layout has been revised too, most notably by the addition of direct movie record and display magnification buttons - indeed overall it's now much more closely related to the E-PL line than the older E-P models. As is the Olympus way the camera's controls are remarkably customisable - no fewer than five buttons can now have their functions defined by the user. All of the goodies that Olympus introduced in the E-PLs have also found their way across - ranging the beginner-friendly 'Live Guide' control and iEnhance colour mode, through to the ability to display user-configurable shadow and highlight clipping warnings in live view.
The Art Filters have been expanded dramatically too, with a number of additional filters plus the ability to tune their looks and add effects such as frames and even a digital 'starburst' filter on point highlights. There's also a new tonal control that allows you to manually adjust shadow brightness independent of overall exposure. Last, but by no means least, the menu system has finally benefited from a substantial makeover, and is not only much easier on the eye, but easier to find your way around too.
Olympus E-P3 key specifications:
- Updated 12MP Live MOS sensor
- 120 Hz 'Fast AF' focus system
- Built-in pop-up flash
- Built-in autofocus illuminator light (orange LED)
- Touch-sensitive VGA-equivalent 614,000 dot OLED screen (3:2 aspect ratio)
- Dual-core TruePic VI processor
- 1080i60 movies in AVCHD format
- Independent Shadow and Highlight tone adjustment controls
- Interchangeable hand grips
- In-body image stabilisation (works with all lenses)
What's new / changed (vs E-P2)
- 35-area AF system
- Touch AF and Touch shutter
- Direct movie record and display magnification buttons
- E-PL2-style control layout, 5 customisable buttons
- Live guide control in iAuto
- iEnhance colour mode
- Revised and expanded Art Filters (with quick preview option)
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Simmonds was drafted in 2007 and made the team in 2008-09. Matteau should not be anywhere near this team.
I just wouldn't be terribly surprised if he was pro out of camp. His upside isn't that high so developing him maybe the difference between 2nd and 3rd liner. Players with his skillset can develop at the NHL level. Yea, even still, 19 is very young to be doing that. They did a similar thing to Clifford.


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Asian-Brined Pork Chops
Once in a while, I have a sudden craving for pork chops (check out my Peking pork chop recipe) and I would always ask Mr. Rasa Malaysia to buy the Taiwanese fried pork chops back home for me. There is this restaurant nearby his office that I love: battered and deep-fried glorious pork chop, specked with black pepper.
However, in recent months, the quality of their pork chops have really gone down the hill. Instead of a thick succulent piece of meat, they have "downsized" the pork chop to a thin slice, and as a result, what we get is a piece of tough, chewy, greasy, battered-laden jerky. We were so disappointed.
Last weekend, I thought I would try to make my own pork chops, but the thought of making Peking pork chop is a little overwhelming on a leisure Saturday. And as I was browsing through the stack of magazines piling high up on the kitchen counter, I found a recipe in the January issue of Food & Wine magazine that looks absolutely mouthwatering: Asian-brined pork chops doused in a brine of soy sauce, mirin, ginger, sesame oil, and even orange. A recipe like this is sure to fire up my appetite.
So I got myself some thick pieces of pork chops, thanks to the deprivation from the Taiwanese restaurant. After eight magic hours of soaking in the brine, we had these wonderful Asian-brined pork chops for our lunch. Sinking my teeth into the juicy pieces of pork chops, I reveled in the meatiness of the pig. It was a satisfying meal!
If you like pork chops, try this and choose the thickness you like.
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When you say a thinly sliced orange, to you mean, the entire thing with peel, or peeled and thin wedges?
Thinly slice the orange entirely with the peel on.
will the pork chop turn out dry and tough?
This really does look good. We've brined turkey and chicken but haven't yet tried pork. Bound to make the meat juicy and flavourful.
I remember mum visiting me in Sydney and she was slightly appalled at the idea of brining meat. It seems that soaking meat in water solution is against every principle of Chinese cooking (my mum's way that is! She's Hainanese!). Think I managed to convince her with the finished product ;-) So I am very sure that this is a fantastic recipe and will try it myself very soon. I used to make pork chops and have given up because they dried out like old leather! haha
Delicious!!! I'm not one to review a recipe when I've made modifications to a few ingredients, but I have to make an exception here. I used a lemon because I was out of oranges. I added a little bit of brown sugar to account for the bitterness of the lemons. I left out the chilies because I don't like them! I meant to throw in some red pepper flakes, but I forgot. I used my own foolproof cast iron skillet method for chops. These pork chops were amazing! I usually brine pork chops because it's a pretty good way of ensuring moist chops, but the flavor of these puts this brine at the top of my list! Next time I will make sure I have oranges. Thanks for another wonderful recipe. Next on my list are the chocolate chip meringue cookies. :)
These look wonderful! Do you have any recommendations on what side dishes would work best with the chops?


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Snack Smarter
Snacks are not the nutritional devils we often make them out to be. Two well-timed snacks over the course of your day can stave off hunger with healthy fats and—yes, even ice cream—can keep you from diving into a junk-food binge, which helps you stick to a healthy diet.
But it's the quality of those snacks that matters most, and not just when it comes to calories. According to the Grocery Manufacturers Association, approximately 80 percent of packaged foods contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs) that—among other health concerns—put you at greater risk for food allergies and gastrointestinal problems. Because GMOs aren't labeled as such, you can't protect yourself from these iffy ingredients and identify them in that lengthy list of ingredients you either can't pronounce or have never heard of. That's why we compiled this list of the best, healthy certified-organic snacks and snacks certified under the Non-GMO Project Verified program, which tests foods for residues of unhealthy, pesticide-riddled, GMO ingredients.
Equal Exchange Organic Chocolate Caramel Crunch with Sea Salt
Adding sea salt to a classic combination like chocolate and caramel delivers a crunch guaranteed to satisfy your sweet tooth. Plus, this tasty bar is certified organic!
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Beanitos Chipotle BBQ Black Bean Chips
Free from corn or wheat—and GMOs—Beanitos chips are made with black or pinto beans and provide a satisfying snack that has twice the protein of genetically altered corn chips.
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Peanut Butter & Co. Cinnamon Raisin Swirl Peanut Butter
Most flavored nut butters are saddled with extra sugar and hydrogenated oils. This GMO-free spread has half the sugar of other flavored peanut butters, with the added bonus of cinnamon, which helps control blood sugar. Spread it on whole wheat crackers, or make the old snack standby, Ants on a Log, using organic celery.
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B'More Organic Mango-Banana Smoothie
If you want a powerful protein punch after your next workout, look no further than B'More Organic. The certified-organic smoothies contain skyr, an Icelandic yogurt made from skim milk that's rich in protein, which aids in muscle growth and recovery. It's also sweetened with stevia, a natural, zero-calorie sugar alternative.
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Late July Bite Size Cheddar Cheese Crackers
Back away from the Cheez-Its…. We've got a certified-organic alternative that will blow those processed cheddar chunks out of the water.
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Equal Exchange Apricot Geobars
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Straus Family Creamery Brown Sugar Banana Ice Cream
Studies have shown that indulging in a little dessert every now and then actually helps you stick to a healthy diet. Just don't make it boring! Made with roasted banana, chocolate chunks, and dark brown sugar, this ice cream is loaded with banana-split-in-a-cup flavor. What could be better? And it's certified organic, to boot.
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Country Choice Organic Snacking Vanilla Wafers
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Golden Valley Natural Sweet 'n' Spicy Beef Jerky
Nix the gas station jerky and check out this beefy snack. Like other forms of processed meats, jerky is typically chock-full of synthetic nitrites, which have been linked to cancer. But this certified-organic alternative has none of those, nor has the meat been injected with hormones, antibiotics, or genetically modified feed. (Also available in turkey or buffalo.)
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Nature's Path Macaroon Crunch Granola Bars
This crunchy certified-organic granola bar has the perfect amount of chocolate and a subtle hint of coconut to satisfy a sugar craving, without all the sugar. Two bars have just 8 grams of sugar, half the sugar of other candylike granola bars.
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Clif Kid Strawberry Z Fruit Rope
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Late July Dark Chocolate Sandwich Cookies
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Nuts.com Organic Trail Mix
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Pure Organic Cranberry Orange Bar
Prefer to get your nuts in bar form? Grab one of these bars, which mix walnuts, almonds, and cashews with real orange zest and antioxidant-rich cranberries. It's like Thanksgiving cranberry dressing—in bar form! And they're gluten-free.
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Snyder's of Hanover Organic Honey Whole Wheat Pretzel Sticks
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Luna & Larry's Organic Coconut Bliss Ginger Cookie Caramel Ice Cream
Ginger cookies mixed with caramel mixed with coconut ice cream…do we really need to say more? Actually, it gets better: Aside from the fact that it tastes fantastic, this decadent dessert is both certified organic and verified as non-GMO, and is made with Fair Trade–Certified vanilla. And because the ice cream is made from coconut milk, it contains all the heart- and immune-protective properties found in coconut fats and oils (though it still has a lot of sugar, so keep that in mind before you down the whole pint, tempting as that may be) and is a good dairy-free alternative for people who are lactose-intolerant.
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Rumiano Organic Mozzarella Cheese
The smoky taste of this mozzarella opens a whole new world for grilled-cheese lovers. Or cut up the block into individual string-cheese–style sticks for an easy snack—it's worth the effort. Rumiano's cheeses are certified both organic and Non-GMO, and are from animals raised entirely on grass, which means the products are full of healthy omega-3 fatty acids.
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Lakewood Organic Lemonade
Try selling this at your next lemonade stand and see if sales suddenly skyrocket. Ironically, very few lemonades on the market can claim to contain nothing but fruit juice. Most are doctored up with artificial flavorings, high-fructose corn syrup, and other sugars. But this stuff is the real deal—lemons, fruit juice, and that's it.
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Kettle Brand Organic Salt & Fresh Ground Pepper Potato Chips
Kick your old pesticide-laden chips to the curb. These organic chips have just enough seasoning to spice up your life without the toxic pesticides used on conventional potatoes.\
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Attune Foods Erewhon Organic Cinnamon Grahams
Dip them in milk, spread them with some of our recommended cinnamon-raisin-flavored peanut butter, or eat them plain. There is no wrong way to enjoy these classic crackers.
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So Delicious Mint Marble Fudge Ice Cream
This creamy, cold treat doesn't disappoint—imagine eating a Girl Scout Cookie, but in soft-serve form. The added bonus? It's made from organic soy, so even those who prefer non-dairy can enjoy without worrying about the toxic pesticide residues that contaminate genetically modified soy products.
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To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.
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You guys really dont have idea how much i would like to have nVidia graphic card here as well to show you performance gap between those two. I just set details to lowest i could to get crazy 45 FPS (nothing more i can beat from 4670?! in fight its like 20~30 FPS). Game looks like 10 year old, but its a little bit more playable. Lets get objective again now.
It feels like just some cards are affected by this performance issue. Maybe Michael could be usefull now as he could make a HoN benchmark into Phoronix Test Suite?
try to turn off compiz/kwin and turn of GPU acceleration in firefox and flash.
i write a phoronix post here weeks ago about the same problem this issue brings extrem mouse input lag! because the fps drops in some situations very low. try to pull out a intem out of your back pull a intem on the floor the mouse will lag like hell!
then i turn of everything Kwin/Firefox-GPU-acceleration/Flash-GPU-acceleration and so one.
now it works playable.
I have Intel i3 processor, with hd5470 amd card. Running on Ubuntu 11.04 with catalyst 11.7. Dont sure what fps exactly is, but i can play without any lags, sometimes in big fights in have some performance issues but not critical. Settings are set to Mid->High. Also i prefer closing other programs(especially after firefox 6 update, causing some huge memory leaks for me, even when only firefox is running). But in overall - everything is working fine. BTW i have 2 video card in my laptop because of i3 processor.
their opengl renderer ist terrible.
i used to play the windows version via wine because it would run faster with the direct3d renderer via wine than the native opengl renderer.
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edit: without a firefox browser i do have 64fps vs 29fps in the linux clind!
windows clind in wine=64fps
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even the windows clind do have better effects!
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Kofusion's space is all curved lines and glowing colors, a cross between an aquarium and a swanky nightclub. In fact, aquariums sit right next to some of the tables, with underwater lights periodically changing from one color to another. TV screens show continuous loops of ocean waves. An electronic screen behind the bar simulates a waterfall. The music on the stereo tends to be techno-lounge and jazz, pulsating but not hyperactive. This is the sort of room that makes you feel cool just for sitting there.Kofusion serves sushi as well as other seafood, steaks and a mix of American and Asian cuisine. The kitchen uses natural meats, wild-caught seafood and local produce. A tasty bargain is available: sushi rolls for $1 each or a sampler (one of each of the 10 kinds) for $10. The selection includes a rainbow of colors and flavors, including fresh, flavorful ingredients ranging from tempura shrimp and tuna to omelets and steak. Most of the rolls are a little spicy, and even spicier when a dab of wasabi mustard is added. The sampler makes for a filling meal. Appetizers include crispy fried dumplings with a spicy red sauce for dipping. Several varieties of hot sake are available, along with teas, sweet dessert wines and a decent selection of wines. Sushi rolls cost around $6$18. Other entrees $10$20.


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The Rolling Stones Kick Off '50 & Counting' Tour Tonight
Friday, May 3, 2013
The Rolling Stones officially kick off their 2013 50 & Counting tour dates tonight (May 3rd) at Los Angeles' Staples Center. The band -- Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Ron Wood -- will be joined each night by special guest, former Stones guitarist Mick Taylor, who'll sit in with the band for a few numbers.
After more than 50 years of performing live, Mick Jagger has learned how to read an audience within minutes of hitting the stage every night: "The audience is, like, very enthusiastic, or maybe medium enthusiastic, or they seem a bit tired, or they've been in the heat all day. And you can tell from their reaction in the first few minutes how the audience is gonna be, and how you should approach the mood of the concert. You watch them and you listen. And also, you have to hear how the sound is. Sometimes, it's, like, a good balance onstage -- sometimes it's not, and you have to adjust things and you tell the sound guy, 'That's too loud . . . that's not loud enough.' And how is the band playing? Are they kind of playing well straight away, or are they a little bit lackadaisical -- or whatever. So, y'know, that first five minutes is really key."
Keith Richards told us that with all of the Stones willing and ready to work, he doesn't see any end in sight for them: "There's this feeling that, it is a collective feeling, that you still have something to do and there's loads of people (who) want to see it, and you say 'Wait, let's see how far it can go.' I mean, I have no answer except we'll go on trying to find out how far it can go."
The Rolling Stones tour dates (subject to change):
May 3 - Los Angeles - Staples Center
May 5 - Oakland, CA - Oracle Arena
May 8 - San Jose, CA - HP Pavilion
May 11 - Las Vegas, NV - MGM Grand Garden Arena
May 15, 18 - Anaheim, CA - Honda Center
May 20 - Los Angeles - Staples Center
May 25 - Toronto, ON - Air Canada Centre
May 28, 31 - Chicago, IL - United Center
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June 9 - Montreal, QC - Bell Centre
June 12, 14 - Boston, MA - TD North Garden
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June 18, 21 - Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center
June 29 - Pilton, England - Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm
July 6, 13 - London, England - Hyde Park
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This bar is a continuation of the covenant we've had for the past four (almost 11) years now, re made.
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*You travel down a narrow trodden path through a deep valley. Mountains enclose this arena from 4 sides, protecting its location. You travel down and through the path. You stop at the edge of a forest. The trees tower in front of you. You hear the calls of all sorts of animals in the distance. The tress rustle in the wind and you watch for a moment as they sway back and forth before finally stepping into it. To your delight the path continues. You cautiously continue down the path. Very little light reaches through the large limbs of the trees high above, causing shadows to be cast every where. You suddenly step straight into a clearing.
People have obviously once inhabited this place at one point. The grass and shrubbery has bee trodden ther is a large blackened fire pit. there are a few trees with huge claw marks on them . . .? bears you think, making a mental note to avoid them.
You tilt your head up and see hundreds of thousands of twinkling sparkling stars in the blackened night sky. The moon makes her luminous appearance known to you and bats fly across you vision, catching their dinner.
You continue walking on not wanting to meet up with any "bears". The forest closes around you once more. It is singing with life, a doe and her fawn bound across the path hurriedly. You continue on like this for what seems like ages, wondering how long you
have been walking, hours? Days perhaps? And then a horrible thought crosses your mind what if you're lost? You start to panic then in one of those glorious breaks in the forest you see something: smoke trailing across the night time sky. where there is smoke there is fire! you think and quicken your pace. Don't worry, something tells you that you won't be disappointed.
As you are jogging down the path something startles you. the forest is now GONE. You look behind you and see that it cut off completely and now your feet are scraping along a gravel path. Off in the distance you see the source of the smoke: a building! You start running, barely taking the time to notice where the path forks and runs down the valley to a clear crystalline lake. You reach the door o the building and nearly slam into it. You look about too see some carefully nurtured plants growing but your eyes are drawn to the sign at the door: UNDERWORLD BAR AND INN it says. Ruins are etched into the door frame for all sorts of things, mostly you notice for protection . . . protection against all things, water, wind, earth, fire . . . this puzzles you slightly but you shrug it off. You knock politely on the door. Only to be left standing there with no answer. You knock again, harder this time. No answer. You pound the door with your fists and as you are nursing your throbbing hand it creaks open.
Set before you is a large room. It has hard wooden floors but old rugs have bee thrown here and there. To your left is a large coat rack where a number of different cloaks, jackets and hats have been hung.The room is toasty warm from the crackling fires lit in the various fireplaces. It has been lit up by an assortment of candles and oil lamps.Round tables are spread across the room surrounded by comfy looking cushioned straight back wooden chairs.You also see that overstuffed, warm arm chairs and couches are strewn about the room. A few people occupy these, and as you gaze upon them something strikes you these aren't people at least not in the sense that you are thinking, they are . . . something else . . .
As this sinks into you, you stagger to the bar, falling up against the counter. The counter stretches all the way across the wall. Stools have been tucked underneath it. The wall parallel to the bar has full length mirrors and shelves hold the mixes for every drink on this planet and the next.
Your eyes catch on something. A stage has been set up to the side of the room, complete with all types of instruments and mics. In front of the stage is a lit dance floor.
You continue looking around the room. Rafters reach high up and in the corner there is a hatch leading to the roof. who could even reach that high? you wonder. Directly under the hatch on the floor level there is a stairwell. Your curiosity peaks and you tip toe as silently as you can up the stairs.
A narrow hallway stretches before you. On each side of the corridor there are doors. Each door has a brass number on it. You notice that one door is slightly ajar and with the tip of your shoe you open it and peek in. This room is clearly uninhabited. Heavy curtains have been drawn away form large windows.
A dresser and floor length mirror are backed against one empty wall. A huge canopied bed adorned the other wall, it had huge flowing comforters and sheets. Large fluffy pillows entice you to flop onto the bed and you are barely able to tear your self from the tempting bed but you do, turning away and walking back down the staircase. As you leave the stairwell you
You hear the clatter of kitchen dishes falling and peek around the corner and through a door less doorway. You catch a glimpse of a large, clean luxurious kitchen.
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Fresh off the success of their massive 2012 tour, Crosby, Stills, & Nash have announced they're taking the show across the pond for a string of European dates next spring. As of now, CSN has only announced nine German dates and two Paris shows, but more cities are expected to be announced after the New Year. CSN kicks things off on June 20th in Dresden, Germany and wraps things up over two nights on July 4th and 5th at Paris' Olympia Theatre. So far there's been no word as to whether the band will bookend the overseas dates with any North American shows.
One of the mainstays of all of CSN's tours is the inclusion of both new and previously unheard material. We asked Graham Nash why year-after-year, the group's audience has not only put up with -- but actually welcomed -- hearing songs they don't know: "Because they know that that song is going to be about something that they should be interested in. I'm not interested in wasting your time -- at all. I want every song to be great. Do we make it 100 percent? Of course not. Do we try? Absolutely."
JUST ANNOUNCED: Crosby, Stills, & Nash European tour dates (subject to change):
June 20 - Dresden, Germany - Junge Garde
June 21 - Schwabisch Gmund, Germany - Schiesstalplatz
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Thursday, July 18, 2013
Happy Birthday to Motown legend Martha Reeves, who turns 72 today (July 18th)!!! Martha Reeves & The Vandellas are best remembered for their string of 1960's hits including "Dancing In The Street," "(Love Is Like A) Heatwave," "Nowhere To Run," and "Jimmy Mack."
From 2005 to 2009 Reeves held a seat on Detroit's city council. One of the many plans that she has proposed for the city was for Detroit to erect statues for such local artists as Aretha Franklin, the Temptations, the Supremes, and her own group, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas.
In 2006, the group's 1964 hit "Dancing In The Street" was included on the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry List.
Reeves credits the success of Motown as being one of the greatest collaborative efforts in rock n' roll: "It was like a collection of all of God's most talented here in Detroit. It took the Marvelettes making '(Please) Mr. Postman' to make people appreciate what Martha Reeves and the Vandellas did when we first sang 'Come And Get These Memories' and 'Heatwave.' Then it took our music with Holland-Dozier-Holland to make them understand how to produce a group like the Supremes and have ten Number Ones in a row (sic)."
Reeves told us that she believes that rappers are overshadowing modern day singers and that in this day and age the easiest way to be a performer is through rap and hip hop: "If rappers could sing, I'm sure they would. Rapping is taking over from where legitimate singers can't get an audience. But it's a proving ground, once you're onstage, and once you start communicating with your audiences, you see that you're appreciated as a professional and a legitimate talent."
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Mu Online
Mu Online is a 2D Fantasy MMORPG currently being published by Gamers First. The game was first released as a pay to play title but later re-released as free to play. Mu Online's graphics closely resemble that of older pc RPGs like Diablo 2 and Baldur's gate.
Publisher: Webzen
Playerbase: High
Graphics: Low Quality
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: Open PvP / Dueling /
Filesize: 370 MB
Pros: +Attractive Diablo style random item system. +Fast paced gameplay. +System requirements aren't demanding. +Huge community.
Cons: -Repetitive grind oriented gameplay. -Virtually no quests. – Zero character customization. -Three starting classes.
Mu Online Overview
Mu Online is another old pay to play game gone free to play. It is one of the oldest MMORPGs out there as it was released in 2003, but it still has a surprisingly large and loyal playerbase. The game's graphics and interface both look a lot older classics like Diablo and Baldur's Gate. The game has a total of five classes, but two of them have to unlocked, so the the game's three starting classes are:
Dark Wizard- Dark Wizards are the primary offensive spell casting class in Mu Online. They are capable of dealing massive amounts of damage to both single and area of effect targets. The drawback to their powerful offensive skills are that they tend to have low hit points and weak defensive capabilities.
Dark Knight - Dark Knights are the primary 'warrior' archetype in Mu Online. They have plenty of hit points and high defensive capabilities, but their offensive capabilities are fairly weak during the early levels of the game.
Fairy Elf – Elves in Mu Online are a hybrid of the cleric and archer archetypes. They can cast supportive magic while being able to deal a fair amount of damage with their bows from a distance.
Magic Gladiator - These warriors combine spell and sword, bringing both to bear in the defense of MU; their arsenal includes abilities of both the Dark Knight and the Dark Wizard classes.
Dark Lord - Riding into battle on his steed, he is a terrifying force that summons his Dark Raven and Dark Horse to do his bidding.
Summoner - By using special scrolls, Summoners can summon mysterious monsters. Through their constant prayers and meditations, Summoners can incapacitate enemies by compromising their weaknesses.
Rage Fighter - The Rage Fighter is a remnant and descendant of Kalutal roayal knight. They are specialized for charge attack based on their physical advantage and use special buffs learned from Kalutan royal knight.
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Mu Online Review
By, Omer Altay
Mu Online is one of those games that most people have never heard of, but are still incredibly popular. Seems impossible right? Well, the game has an enormous playerbase but I have never really seen the game advertised anywhere. Perhaps the game is more heavily advertised in other parts of the world, as a lot of the players I bumped into while exploring Mu Online were not English speakers. Mu Online is used to be a pay to play game back when it was released in 2003 but is now free to play. Yeah, that's right, the game was originally released in 2003, so don't expect too much in terms of graphics, as they're quite an eye strain.
First Impressions
Upon installing and logging into Mu Online the first thing that popped into my head was, 'wow, this looks a lot like Blizzard's Diablo 1'. The game has virtually the same interface and look as the old Blizzard title, but with a few key differences. The graphics are incredibly jagged and an overall eye strain. Don't get me wrong, the spell and skill animations are actually quite nice, but the overall environments and character models aren't pleasant to look at. Mu Online's character creation wasn't all that either, as the game has absolutely no character customization. Heck, the game doesn't even allow you to pick your gender! I was never expecting a Perfect World like character creation system but it would have been nice to have at least some options.
Another small issue that I picked up within the first few minutes of playing Mu Online was that the game has three starting classes; Dark Knight, Dark Wizard and Elf. Having only three classes in and of itself is pretty lame and since when was 'Elf' considered a class anyway? I'm pretty sure something got lost in translation and was never fixed, as Elves are a race not a class. Another serious complaint I have with Mu Online is that the game has no map, which is simply ridiculous. It is far too easy to get lost in the game's large world, and without a map or radar or some sort, the only way to find your way back to town is by wandering around, which is absurd. Nearly all of my first impressions on Mu Online were negative, but the game does get better after the first few levels.
The Good Stuff
If you can look past a lot of Mu Online's faults, the game does have a lot of interesting components. The gameplay is fast paced, the experience rate is just right and the game has a massive community. The game's item system is also quite impressive, as it closely resembles the 'randomized item stat system' of Diablo 1 and 2 where magic items have randomized stats. Instead of items being labeled as 'magic' and 'unique' like they are in Diablo 1 & 2, magic items in Mu Online are labeled as 'Excellent' and 'Ancient', with 'Ancient' items being the rarest and most powerful type in the game. Mu Online also has regularly scheduled events to keep players occupied entertained, which is something I believe all MMORPGs should have, but unfortunately do not. The folks over at Gamer's First tend to do a great job with keeping their games updated and fun, as one of their other popular titles, Sword of the New World also has regularly scheduled events. Another good aspect of Mu Online is that each class have three different job promotions, so the game does have a fairly strong sense of advancement.
PvP Options
Mu Online has a fairly strong emphasis on PvP, as players can kill each other anywhere outside of the game's towns, meaning players can fight and kill other players without their consent. The game does discourage mindless killing by penalizing those that kill 'too many' people by labeling them as outlaws in the game. Regular players are free to kill 'outlaws' in the game without penalty and can actually claim a piece of equipment from the slain outlaw as well. Mu Online also has an assortment of other PvP modes that are common staples to other MMOs like consensual dueling, guild wars and occasional PvP events.
Final Verdict – Good
Mu Online has some serious flaws, but if you can look past the game's poor graphics and limited customization, the game has some interesting content that you won't find in other games. The game is certainly nowhere near as revolutionary as Diablo 2, but if you were a fan of the Diablo series, Mu Online is definitely worth checking out.
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Mu Online System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows 98 / 2000 / ME / XP / Vista
CPU: 300 MHz Intel Pentium or equivalent AMD Processor
RAM: 64 MB Memory
HDD: 500 MB Free
Graphics Card: Any DirectX 8.1 or higher compliant VGA Card
Recommended Specifications:
OS: Windows 98 / 2000 / ME / XP / Vista
CPU: 700 MHz Intel Pentium 3 or equivalent AMD Processor
RAM: 128 MB Memory
HDD: 500 MB Free
Graphics Card: Any DirectX 8.1 or higher compliant VGA Card
Mu Online Articles
- MU Online: Events in March - Posted on March 16, 2015
Webzen has just announced several new events for their classic MMORPG MU Online
- MU ONLINE Opens w/ Survival of the Fittest Events - Posted on February 2, 2015
WEBZEN, a global developer and publisher of free-to-play games, has announced the release of Battle Core, MU ONLINE's latest content update.
- MU Online Hosts December Holiday Events - Posted on December 8, 2014
Webzen has recently announced several holiday events for their classic MMORPG, MU Online, including a Christmas tree and Santa's village event.
- MU Online: Season 9 Update is Now Live - Posted on November 11, 2014
WEBZEN, a global developer and publisher of free-to-play games, has announced the release of Season 9, MU Online's latest content update.
- WEBZEN Announces Lineup of Halloween Events for October - Posted on October 21, 2014
WEBZEN, a global developer and publisher of free-to-play games, has announced a full lineup of Halloween events for WEBZEN games.


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A friend and I were talking about childhood snacks that are no longer around (discontinued). What's your favorite? Remember these?They still make those Lucas things.
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Who fucks with my dude dunkaroo
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You would poke a hole in them and sometimes go to far. milk all over your food n shit.
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Who remembers Pepsi Blue?Yup also pepsi clear
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yall niggas remember these? these were straight murder
I was thinking of these the other day, i wonder why they stopped making them.


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ISLAND TREES-LEVITTOWN, NY —Assemblyman Joseph Saladino and The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility partnered today to bring a life-saving lesson about the dangers of drunk driving and underage drinking to students of Island Trees High School. Brandon Silveria and his father Tony spoke to students about the importance of "making the right choice" about alcohol – and if students are under the age of 21, that the only responsible decision is not to drink. Brandon is a young man who was involved in an alcohol-related crash at age 17 just before his high school prom. The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility is a national not-for-profit organization funded by distillers dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking.
"Prom and Graduation Season is a time of great celebration for high school students. Sadly, alcohol is sometimes part of that celebration. The most recent statistics available show that in 2006, 714 youths under 21 were killed in alcohol-related traffic fatalities during the Prom and Graduation Season (April, May, June)." said Assemblyman Saladino. "Over the past ten years, there has been an eleven percent reduction in the number of our youth killed as a result of alcohol-related traffic crashes during this time. It is important that we continue in our efforts to stop drunk driving and underage drinking, especially during this celebratory time. We must do more to keep the teens of New York safe and alcohol-free. I am proud to have Brandon and Tony Silveria with us today to communicate their life-saving message."
"In New York in 2006, 302 youths under age 18 were arrested for driving under the influence and 1,203 youths were arrested for liquor law violations (UCR 2006)," said Shannon Adams of The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility. "Our goal with this presentation is to raise awareness about this serious problem and help our youth to make the right choice about alcohol. I'm pleased we were invited to Island Trees High School, and I am hopeful that Brandon and Tony's words will resonate with the students."
During the presentation, Brandon Silveria told students his wrenching story of how as a high school student he had everything a teenager could want—a job, a girlfriend and plans for the future—until he had a few drinks at a party and chose to drive home. After falling asleep at the wheel, crossing the centerline and crashing into a tree, he was left in a coma for three months and spent several years in rehabilitation. Brandon was so badly injured that basic motor functions such as walking, talking and swallowing had to be re-learned. He has permanent brain injury and suffers from dangerous seizures. Brandon's presentations continue to receive standing ovations from students across the country.
"What you become depends on the choices that you make," said Brandon. "When I was seventeen, I had a job and a girlfriend. Because of my crash, I lost both of them. My hope is that by sharing my experiences with other young people, I can prevent others from being hurt or killed."
Through educational efforts such as the Silveria lecture and video program, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility educates students across the country about the hazards of underage drinking and driving. Since Brandon and his father Tony have become spokespeople for The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, they have addressed well over two million high school students nationwide and have been featured on such television programs as "Rescue 911," NBC's "Today," as well as media outlets across the country.
###About The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility is a national, not-for-profit organization dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking. Founded in 1991, The Foundation is funded by distillers. For more information on The Foundation and its mission, please log onto www.responsibility.org.
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