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Tradewinds Tavern may be the only bar in Beaumont where you can play chess and drink scotch next to a roaring fireplace. It's a classy joint, one that's usually filled with suit-wearing folk from far-away locales — such is the benefit of existing inside a Beaumont hotel. In a town that's thirsty for real cocktails, […] [Read More]
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Since we're all about craft cocktails this week, let's tackle the biggest problem with sipping thoughtful and inventive cocktails: paying for them. A night of craft cocktail-sipping can get pricey fast. Luckily a few local bars offer great happy hours and drink specials that offer top shelf selections at well drink prices. Here are six […] [Read More]
Hot Pick: Super Bowl XLVII at Tradewinds
Every year, Tradewinds Tavern throws one of the best Super Bowl parties in town: free chili dogs, nachos, popcorn and other snacks, $2 domestic drafts, $5 domestic pitchers, $8 import pitchers, 25 percent off every drink and a free football pool with prizes. There's free pool on the terrace, too. And did we mention giant […] [Read More]
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?how to keep cows out of chicken coop?
We rent a place that land owner runs cows on.
we have lived here some time before the cows came out here.
I have had my chickens for little over a yr and Now I find that my ladies cant live in the coop because of the cows.
I am not allowed to fence off my coop with hot wire because his cows come 1st. and he couldnt get to his pens that the cows dont use.
What are other IDEA's I can do to keep the cows out of my coop?
I know the cows are after the gain and my water buckets.
Hell I have had calfs at my door drinking out of my dogs water.
Besides putting up posts, fence rails and mesh, I'm not sure what you can do to keep the chickens in and the cows out. Cows can be very difficult to fence in/out and I've seen my neighbors cows push fencing over and even jump low fencing to get where they want to go.
Is your coop a building or just a fenced area?
Can you explain why the owner can't get to the pens, or is he wanting his cows to have access to the pens? What about moving the coop to another area and continue using hot wire? I don't understand his issue with the cows and hot wire........
When this 1st came up about the cows in the yard, getting into my coop . and that they where braking down my fence I had my chickens in . He told us it happens.
When I came to him the 1st time about placing hot wire around the house and the coop he told me ok. So husband and I walked the yard and mapped out where we where going to put this fence at.
After a big rain storm he came out here and marked here I could put the fence . and it was not any where close to the chickens.
I came back with Ok this still dont keep the cows out of my chicken coop and he told me to run the wire under the ground and Not have any wire in the path he uses to load and unload cows. I Asked him to come out here and look at what I wanted to do . He told me He mapped out where I could put the fence and that is all that it matters.
So This sunday husband and I built a New coop and chicken house and ran wire in the yard. placing hot wire 3 feet away from the coop so that i still can get in there and there is No way the cows can get to it.


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Tom Duffee and Linda Scutt of traditional country band The Corn Drinkers came by the WYSO studios to play a few songs and to talk about their upcoming performance at the Cityfolk Reunion. Duffee is a long time music host at WYSO and currently runs the country music show The Midnight Ramble on Saturdays 9:00pm - midnight. In addition to talking about their involvement with Cityfolk, Tom and Linda tell the story of how they started the Corn Drinkers thirty eight years ago and how that led to their marriage.
Josh Egeland and Jay Madewell are Dirty/Clean, a duo that combines synth, vocal and live drums for an exploration into disco, prog rock and more. The duo visited the WYSO studios for live set on Kaleidoscope and talked to host Juliet Fromholt about crafting their sound, their debut album Welt Am Draht and upcoming gigs.
Dirty/Clean will perform with Curse of Cassandra at the planetarium at the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery on July 11th.
Black Ocean Parking Lots have Yellow Springs roots and the Austin band visited the village ahead of Street Fair to perform live on Kaleidoscope.
Black Ocean Parking Lots will perform as part of Blue Moon Soup's Summer Soiree on June 14th at The Quonset Hut in Yellow Springs.
Matt Wabnitz, Casey Campbell, Ian Mathieu and Scott Risner of the Americana/Folk band Buffalo Wabs and the Price Hill Hustle came by the WYSO studios to chat and play some songs for us. Listen in to hear the band talk about their newly released EP, the fourteen months it took to get the band together, the recent insurgence of the word buffalo in band and album names, and so much more.
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More hot and sunny weather will kill off what remains of Winnipeg's nuisance mosquitoes - but cooler and wetter weather will bring more bugs.
The weather will determine whether Winnipeg's Insect Control Branch will need to fog for mosquitoes for the first time in three years, city entomologist Taz Stuart told reporters today.
The city-wide average trap count for adult female mosquitoes is 15. The city-wide average needs to be 25 or higher for two consecutive days - and one quadrant needs an average of 100 or more - before a fogging program may commence.
In 2012, warm and dry weather killed off a spring emergence of adult nuisance mosquitoes, which tend to die off when the temperature exceeds 25 C.
On Monday, the average trap count in Winnipeg was 21 adult mosquitoes, according to the city's insect control branch. On Friday, the citywide average trap count was four mosquitoes.
Nuisance mosquito species such as Aedes vexans are not known to transmit diseases to people. The last time the city fogged for nuisance mosquitoes was 2010, an unusually buggy summer when the malathion-fogging program ran from June 19 to Sept. 6.
If trap counts rise high enough to warrant fogging this year, the city will test a product called Pyrocide ULV 7067, a biological alternative to malathion, an organophosphate that's toxic to a wide spectrum of invertebrates.
Pyrocide is reputed to have a smaller impact on the environment because it breaks down more quickly and can be effective in smaller concentrations. According to a product monogram, Pyrocide's active ingredients are one part pyrethrin -- a neurotoxin derived from chrysanthemum plants -- and five parts piperonyl butoxide, a sassafras derivative that increases the killing power of insecticides by turning off the enzymes that help mosquitoes fight off chemical attacks.
Pyrocide is also twice as expensive as malathion by volume, however. The insect control branch will apply it to one quarter of the city's insect management areas if a fogging program is warranted and compare the effectiveness to areas treated by malathion.
Malathion must still be used for all areas of the city this summer if the province orders a fogging program to combat West Nile virus, which is carried by species such as Culex tarsalis.
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The next generation of soda lovers are in for a real treat because Nicki Minaj has decided to become the newest face of the Pepsi brand. According to Forbes magazine, the "Super Bass" songstress has inked an endorsement deal with the company and already filmed her first commercial for the beverage giant last month in South America.
"You'll see the commercial probably in the next two months," Derek Jackson, the agent chief who brokered the agreement, told the magazine. "That'll be a segue into a new beverage Pepsi has called Pop and she'll be the face of the brand. It's going to be explosive."
The deal is reportedly worth well into seven figures.
But it's not like the 29-year-old rapper is short on cash. Last year, Minaj raked in $6.5 million, making her the top-earning female rapper of the year. And she's only just hitting her stride. The singer's new album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, is scheduled to drop on April 3 — and will feature guest artists like her mentor Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Nas, Drake and Chris Brown.
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Fashion Cares takes its final bow
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After 25 years, Fashion Cares, the legendary AIDS fundraising event that brought together celebrity culture, a spectacular (and spectacularly outrageous) fashion show and an after-party at which several thousand people took to the floor, is calling it quits.
When Elton John belts out the final note, the last model exits the stage, the curtain drops and the lights dim at the Sony Centre on Sept. 9, an end of an era will come to a close.
"The days of the mega fundraiser is fading," acknowledges Michael King, co-chair of Fashion Cares. "I think this is a natural milestone to end on."
The first Fashion Cares was held in 1987 at the Diamond nightclub on Sherbourne Street, mounted by members of Toronto's fashion and arts community, which was being decimated by AIDS.
The life expectancy for someone with HIV was probably 11 months back then and the need for a fundraiser to raise awareness was urgent, says King.
"Today, people with HIV are living full lives but their lives are still complicated and not easy," he adds. "I'm sure the event will live on in a different guise but a giant spectacle with 3,000 people sitting down for dinner seems passé."
Fashion Care, it goes without saying, has always been an important fundraising event for the AIDS Committee of Toronto. But Hazelle Palmer, executive director for ACT, also agrees the time has come to do something different.
"It's a different time and we have to find new ways of raising awareness of HIV and AIDS," she says, including finding new community partners.
These days, ACT fundraisers tend to focus on smaller events like the annual AIDS Walk and SNAP — a photography auction involving notable galleries and photographers.
And nobody is surprised ACT has decided it's time to move on. While this will be the last Fashion Cares, the annual event has been on hiatus since 2008. Palmer says the organization is still pondering what kind of fundraising event will replace Fashion Cares.
"Obviously AIDS is still a huge issue and we want to continue to get that message out," she says.
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Took the camera out yesterday to get pics to remind me of when things are looking good later on down the line!!! And I pimped out my old reclaimed potting bench.
Very nice, love the combinations you've chosen. Also really love the brick. I just posted a photo of my window box, before I opened your post. Mine looks rather blah compared to yours!
Potting benches are so handy aren't they? What a great way to recycle the doors.
I love the way you repurposed the doors and the old potting/work bench. I have a pile of reclaimed lumber in my carport waiting for a similar treatment. Did you make it yourself? How long is it/high? How is it put together ?
Thanks for any advice ! Beautiful garden. c
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trailrunner: I got the old workbench free on craigslist. I got the old barn doors there also and then I just put them all together.
I did recently build a work table from lumber I had leftover from my glass house. I had to leave my old one when we moved.
trailrunner: I'm not going to seal it. I want it to age. I had made some other tables out of the boards from an old fence we took down at a previous house. I loved the way they looked. The cedar had aged to gray and had a little lichen on it. Left them at the other house when we moved. So this is sort of my replacement for those. Of course I'll probably have to wait 10 years for this one to look like that!
Thanks for the compliments on the impatiens. Here is what they looked like when I first planted the strawberry pot with them:
Vast improvement once they filled out!!
Oh my...when I think how many of those pieces of cedar fencing I let my contractor toss as I couldn't think of any way to use them....I am sick.
Your old tables are wonderful...I love the decorative touches. I am going to save the pic and when I next get someone who can nail things together I am going to get a table like yours. Thanks so much for the great pics and ideas. c
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I like "mossy" bricks, rocks, pots and wood too. ;)
The strawberry pot turned out dazzling. You have such an artistic and wonderful imagination.
The potting tables are quite handsome, and the double green doors (my fave color) are very clever and artistic!
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I am reading around now, and it looks like if you do no-boils, campden tablets are recommended to kill any of the wild yeast. Well....I didn't boil AND I didn't use the tablets. It bubbled just fine, and the energizer gave it an extra kick.
Should I be okay? Normally I don't get worked up too much, but since I plan to age this for a few months, I want to make sure I am not waiting on something that is potentially "tainted."
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Wild yeast is more of a concern in fruit, not honey.
I cold mix honey/water all of time without campden and haven't had an issue.
I would think the risk from tea that was boiled or steeped pretty hot and then cooled would be low.
Yea, from what I gathered on the interwebs, I wasn't overly concerned. But the tea...there isn't a lot about tea and mead out there, so I didn't know if there was something risky about that.
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You are perfectly fine. I do not boil honey or use campden tablets. Honey starts off fine. Yes you do get some wild yeasts but those strains are not as active as a normal wine yeast and the wine yeast will out compete the other strains easily. Now when I back sweeten with honey I do use some potasium sorbate so that I don't get wild yeast in my mead after it's done fermenting and settled on the yeast of choice.
As far as fruit, I have seen many people use campden. Here's my take, if you are putting the fruit in the secondary the solution is around 8-10 ABV already. That should be fine to sterilize the nasties from "tainting" your mead. If the fruit is in the primary the yeast will do it's job first. Unless you use already bad juice, soured or some such you will be fine.
Just sterilize your equipment, all equipment that touches the mead or additions to the mead and you will be fine.
All this "backsweetening" talk is making me nervous!
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It was a different story with the cast and crew: If anything, they got along too well. Far from home on the Albuquerque set, they had little to do except hang out together, maybe hit a Motley Cruë concert, or go dancing with writer-director Joss Whedon, who says he knew "every dance club in Albuquerque." Whedon was actually counting on a little bit of friction, since there's so much in the actual story. "I was like, well, if they hate each other, I guess we can use that," he shrugs. "But they don't."
When he wasn't out dancing, Whedon was obsessively rewriting dialogue. On the Iron Man movies, Downey was notorious for pushing for heat-of-the-moment script punch-ups (or as he puts it: "I dominated like a rabid, horny gorilla"). And even as part of an ensemble in Avengers, he still nudged Whedon to go a little farther in some scenes. The day EW was on set, Whedon (the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the acclaimed Astonishing X-Men comic book series) was scribbling out new pages of dialogue right before our eyes. Says the director, "There is a weird element of: they handed me one of the biggest movies of all time, and I'm making it up as I go."
For more on The Avengers, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly, on stands Sept. 30.
EDIT: Scans added to the gallery, click on the cover photo to see them!
source: Entertainment Weekly
After attending to Dolce & Gabbana's Spring/Summer 2012 runway show, Scarlett went shopping through Milan, and at night she attended a dinner hosted by designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana at Gold restaurant in the city. I've added lots of pics to the gallery, and also more from the runway show. Check them out!
– Public Events 2011 > Milan Fashion Week: Dolce & Gabbana Dinner at Gold Restaurant
- Public Events 2011 >Milan Fashion Week: D&G's Spring/Summer 12 Fashion Show
Scarlett attended today to the Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 2012 runway show during the Milan Fashion Week, looking this flawless in a D&G lace dress and wavy hair. I've added some photos to the gallery, more coming soon!
– Public Events 2011 > Milan Fashion Week: D&G's Spring/Summer 12 Fashion Show
This week, Oxfam Ambassador Actress Scarlett Johansson visited Kenya to see the devastating impact of the drought in East Africa. More than 13 million people are at risk because of a severe drought that has hit parts of Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia. In Somalia, the crisis has escalated to a famine.
She visited the Dadaab refugee camp, where tens of thousands of Somali refugees have arrived:
"The scale of poverty in Dadaab is overwhelming," said Johansson. "I met countless women like Hawa, a local community leader, who lamented the seemingly endless struggle of the Somali people, as refugees of war and starvation and now left to suffer everyday life with the very barest of essentials.
She also visited the Turkana region of northern Kenya, where communities suffer from chronic droughts that have destroyed their lives and livelihoods.
"This is a longterm and escalating crisis exacerbated by political conflict, famine and drought that can no longer be ignored. Over half the Somalis that have died are children; an entire generation lost. This is no longer an issue that can only garner some attention, some of the time. Extreme action must be taken by the global community now."
An Oxfam Ambassador since 2004, Scarlett visited the region to see Oxfam's life-saving work. Oxfam aims to reach 3.5 million people with emergency relief, as well as helping with long-standing threats to livelihoods and building the resilience of the communities where it works.
– Charity Projects: Oxfam > Trip to Kenya – September 2011
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Scarlett Johansson is backing Scott Stringer to become mayor by hosting two hip fund-raisers for the Manhattan borough president.
The uptown and downtown events aim at two different voting groups on the same night. On Oct. 3, from 5:30 p.m., ScarJo will host a fete at the Plaza Hotel apartments, with tickets ranging from $2,500 to $10,000. Then, at 7 p.m., the "Lost in Translation" star will spearhead a party at Sean MacPherson's hipster-favorite Jane Ballroom in the West Village, where tickets will go for $50 to $1,000.
Sources tell us the star will also film Web campaign ads for Stringer.
"Scott's passion for New York is contagious," she told us. "We share a love for this city's diversity and culture. As a native New Yorker with a political history dedicated to community development, Scott's priorities echo my own," she said.
Moët muse Scarlett attended a sit-down dinner and after-party at the Peninsula Hotel in Shanghai (China) last night, to celebrate Moët's century-long relationship with Asia. She was wearing a Marc Jacobs dress and looked fantastic! Check out some images:
– Public Events 2011 > Moët & Chandon Party at the Peninsula Hotel in Shanghai
The summer campaign for Dolce & Gabbana's make-up line was launched in August, and Scarl looked so glam and classy in the ads, which you can find in the gallery. Also, new stills and behind the scenes pics from We Bought a Zoo were released and two posters from The Avengers, click on the links to see them!
– Modeling: Dolce & Gabbana Make-Up > Spring/Summer 2011 Campaign
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Madonna is to attend a special press conference at 2pm EST today, which will air live on the NFL Network. Get ready for some exciting news!
Madonna Special Press Conference Today
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So excited to see your performance on super-bowl Sunday.
I was hoping the special news revealed the long awaited Tour dates. I'll have to keep waiting (impatiently)!
For once i'm excited about the superbowl! viva madonna!
Just watched the video via Facebook I was hoping for some exclusive tour news,or have I missed something was great to watch tho and looked stunning as ever! M should do Superbowl Sunday every year!
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James Marshall Unger, (born May 28, 1947 in Cleveland, Ohio), is a professor of Japanese at Ohio State University who specializes in historical linguistics and the writing systems of East Asia.[1]
- Studies in Early Japanese Morphophonemics (Bloomington: Indiana University Linguistics Club, 1977; 2nd ed. 1993)
- With F. C. Lorish, M. Noda, Y. Wada A Framework for Introductory Japanese Language Curricula in American High Schools and Colleges (Washington, D.C.: National Foreign Language Center, 1993)
- The Fifth Generation Fallacy (New York: Oxford University Press, 1987)
- Literacy and Script Reform in Occupation Japan (New York: Oxford University Press, 1996)
- Ideogram: Chinese Characters and the Myth of Disembodied Meaning (Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, 2004)
- The Role of Contact in the Origins of the Japanese and Korean Languages (Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, 2009)
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Both the Dow and S&P advanced on Thursday, with financials leading the market after Morgan Stanley released surprisingly good numbers.
Stocks finished mixed in choppy, low-volume trading Tuesday, with the Dow and S&P breaking a five-day winning streak, as investors largely shrugged off Moody's downgrade of Portugal's rating into junk territory and ahead of some key employment news expected later this week.
Stocks paring earlier losses in choppy, low-volume trading Tuesday, as investors largely shrugged off Moody's downgrade of Portugal's rating into junk territory.
Stocks struggled for direction in choppy, low-volume trading Tuesday, after logging their biggest gain last week in almost two years.
Futures wavered ahead of the open Tuesday as traders took a cautious stance after the long weekend, waiting to see if economic growth will return to the U.S. and whether concerns over Greek debt can be eased.
CNBC's Melissa Francis looks at the week's top business news and investment advice, including shipping stocks, volatility plays and emerging markets.
Robert Auer of Auer Growth Fund, and Ron Weiner of RDM Financial Group, told CNBC in a joint interview Thursday they remain bullish—despite the Dow's current fall below 12000.
North American Financial Holdings (NAFH), a bank holding company run by former Bank of America executives, is eyeing an initial public offering, and has hired Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse to advise on the deal. NAFH, set up two years ago to invest in troubled banks, would be just the third IPO of a bank since 2009, according to data provider Dealogic. ...A report from TheStreet.
Nobel Prize or not, they don't know stocks.
See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Tuesday's Squawk on the Street.
What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Thursday, April 21.
Citi hosts shareholders following Pandit's first profitable year, while closing arguments continue in the trial of Raj Rajaratnam. But, with the holiday-shortened week, the pupu platter of earnings is the story Thursday. Here's what we're watching…
Stocks ended higher as investors took heart from strong economic news and shrugged off disappointing quarterly results ahead of a big week of earnings. Merck and DuPont led the Dow higher, while BofA fell.
Stocks lost a little steam in the final hour of trading as technology companies slid, although investors remained encouraged by several upbeat economic report. Merck and DuPont gained, while BofA fell.
Stocks turned modestly higher as investors took heart from upbeat economic news, although weak earnings pressured some sectors of the market. Merck and J&J rose, while BofA fell.
Critics who argue banks are not lending might want to check with middle-market companies. Demand for new loans may be recovering slowly, if at all, but banks are trying to win these companies' business with more attractive terms.
As Treasury feeds us a steady diet of how much money taxpayers are making off the Troubled Asset Relief Program, you have to wonder why nobody thought of this idea sooner.
Stocks ended down, after trading in a narrow range throughout much of the session Tuesday, as investors took a breather from a three-day rally amid rising oil prices and ongoing turmoil in Libya and the Middle East. Bank of America and GE fell, while Verizon rose.
Stocks traded slightly lower, and in a narrow range throughout much of the session Tuesday, as investors took a breather from a three-day rally as oil prices rose amid ongoing turmoil in Libya and the Middle East. GE and Bank of America fell, while Verizon gained.
Stocks pared gains as news that fighting in Libya was continuing despite Libya's pronouncement that it was ceasing military operations, although bank stocks got a lift as institutions began announcing dividend increases. JPMorgan and Caterpillar led the gainers.


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The wonderful rides of Steve Wozniak
Over the years, cherubic Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has demonstrated a love of all things two-wheeled, four-wheeled and winged.
After spotting his latest hot wheels — a super-spiffy Tesla X — we were inspired to take inventory of what he's been docking in his garage (that other one) all these years. He's something of a speed demon, really. Though you'll be the judge whether he or Jony Ive has the winning wheels.
Join Us At Macworld 2014 [Liveblog]
SAN FRANCISCO — Cult of Mac is on the ground for Macworld/iWorld 2014 at the Moscone Center. We'll be roaming the show floor and sitting in on workshops all day to bring you the coolest Apple-related stuff we can find.
You can follow us throughout Macworld on the liveblog below. No need to refresh the page; new posts will appear automatically!
The People Of Macworld 2014
It's billed as the "Ultimate iFan Event" and definitely doesn't disappoint.
We spotted some old friends and made some new ones while roaming the floor at Moscone this year.
Look who we ran into — Raines Cohen — co-founder of the legendary BMUG (Berkeley Mac User Group) and a colorful character.
He is wearing a vintage BMUG shirt. Look what it says on the back.
These two are hardcore Macworld fans. They've been attending the shows since 1983 and they've both worked at Apple. The gentleman on the left is related to Elmer Baum, the oldest employee at Apple who loaned $5000 to the two Steves to build the Apple I.
This is brother Gabriel Mosher, he comes to Macworld to explore the "crossroads where the Catholic nerds and the agnostic nerds meet." He's also on Twitter.
I convinced these brothers to pose with the MacKeeper robot. I told them to do the robot dance, but they weren't very enthusiastic. The robot gets just as much attention as a booth babe — if not more. Plus it's cheaper.
Seven seconds of fame at the New York Times flipboard booth. Photo David McSpadden.
Buster and Erfon, playing it cool at the Cult of Mac table during 6 About to Break contest.
Shopping for new toys. Photo David McSpadden.
Come Party With The Cult of Mac At MacWorld!
MacWorld/iWorld 2014 is less than a week away which means the Cult of Mac team is gearing up to descend on Moscone North for three days of non-stop Apple-related gizmos, speakers, workshops and other nonsense.
We're bringing the best 30 minute Apple conversation you're going to hear aaaaaaaall week long to the event live on Thursday, March 27th at 8pm. Come join us for our live CultCast recording party at The Box SF for a night of prizes, Apple conversation, drinks galore and hopefully a couple surprises.
Erfon, Leander, Buster and Alex will be hanging out all night bringing out the laughs and immature humor along with the rest of our SF staff. Hopefully we'll get around to talking about Apple too thanks to our hosts DigiDNA and MacUpdate.
Entry is free and we'll be grooving all night thanks to music from producer Egadz and his funky arcade electro button box – a must hear for electronic music fans and geeks.
And beer will flow like wine. (Shhh… yes you know: open bar!)
Tell Us Why Macs Rock Your World To Win Free Macworld Tickets
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple fanpeople are gearing up for MacWorld/iWorld 2014 here on March 27-29, and while we'll be at Moscone West live to cover all the happenings of this year's show, it'd be so much better if some fans join in on the fun.You can hang out with us at the "6 About To Break" contest and join the mayhem for a live CultCast recording session, too.
No tickets? We've got you covered.
We're giving away two free tickets to Cult of Mac readers to MacWorld/iWorld 2014. To enter, just tweet why Macs rock your world and include a shoutout to our iPad publication, Cult of Mac Magazine, with the hashtag #CultofMacMag.
The contest is open to all readers, but doesn't include travel or hotel. Winners will be announced Monday morning at 10AM PST.
Good luck!
Update: Our two winners have been selected. Congratulations Andrea Holtz and Paul Burt on winning free tickets to MacWorld/iWorld 2014 and thanks to everyone who entered the contest.
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6 About To Break: Insanely Great New Tech, Coming To Macworld
We're pleased to bring you the finalists in the 6 About to Break contest that SF New Tech and Macworld held to find the next big thing in Apple-related tech.
The finalists demonstrate just how the Cupertino company inspires people to think different, spanning the gamut from wearables and facial recognition software to the well-entertained pet.
Cult of Mac is chuffed to be a media partner; our own Leander Kahney will be on the panel of judges when the demos battle it out at Macworld/iWorld's Second Stage on March 27 from 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm. You'll be able to see and test them all out, too.
Want to come? We've got passes to give away – stayed tuned to Twitter and Facebook for more…
Top Apple Analyst Horace Dediu Calls 'Jony Ive' The Best Apple Book Yet
Jony Ive takes extra pains to keep his personal life private, but Leander's book Jony Ive: The Genius Behind Apple's Greatest Products shines a light in corners of Jony's life and at Apple HQ that few have ever seen, especially when it comes to Apple's design processes.
The book garnered praise from readers during its release last Fall, but we were super-giddy this afternoon to see that the world's leading Apple analyst, Horace Dediu, just plowed through all 320 pages and says it's the best book about Apple so far.
Jony Ive by Leander Kahney @lkahney The best book about Apple so far.
— Horace Dediu (@asymco) March 3, 2014
Over the last few years we've devoured Dediu's insightful and intriguing Apple analysis on his site Asymco, but here's what he had to say about the book:
Is Your Apple-Related Startup Insanely Great? Win A Showcase Spot At Macworld!
Is your iPhone app, awesome iPad case, or other Apple-related service so insanely great you know it'll be the next big thing? Show it off to thousands of potential customers, journalists and investors at Macworld/iWorld by winning a spot in SF New Tech's awesome "6 About to Break" event.
Cult of Mac is chuffed to be a media partner for the contest — we'll be helping judge the best new apps, accessories, software and utilities tied to the Cupertino company, in the eternal quest for the next big thing.
Get a move on, though: The deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. PST on Monday, March 3.
It's free to enter and qualified entries include any newly released software, iOS applications, iPhone or iPad accessories, or Apple utilities launched in the past year. Winners will be announced Wednesday, March 12.
The six-pack stars of startup goodness get to showcase their wares at Macworld/iWorld 2014 with a 5-minute live demo plus a 5-minute Q&A in front of a live audience. Winners also receive a free kiosk at Macworld, free hosting from Rackspace and Kendo UI and Icenium full product licenses plus support from Telerik.
Bring it on!
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Apple Experts Ask: Are Apple's Best Days Ahead?
Predicting the future of Apple is probably the no. 1 party game in Silicon Valley. The venerable Churchill Club, which has been gathering luminaries to discuss tech in Menlo Park since 1985, has assembled a panel of experts who have some real insight in to the days ahead for the Cupertino company.
This Tuesday, March 4, they're hosting what will surely be lively and provocative conversation with four Apple authors titled: "Are Apple's Best Days Ahead?" .


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New York Tropical Depression Ivan (DR-1565)
Incident period: September 16, 2004 to September 24, 2004
Major Disaster Declaration declared on October 1, 2004
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October 14, 2004
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- Residents living in any one of the six disaster designated counties affected by Hurricane Ivan may need to have their homes or businesses inspected by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) or insurance companies. FEMA inspectors are currently visiting homes in the counties of Broome, Chenango, Delaware, Orange, Sullivan and Ulster. FEMA contract inspectors work by appointment only. They record damages but do not determine eligibility, and they never charge a fee.
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- State and federal disaster recovery officials announced today that several Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs) will extend their operations to remain open longer and additional centers will open to serve the needs of victims of the storms and floods that ravaged the region between September 16-24. The Downsville DRC will remain open until further notice at the Fire Department, Route 30, Village of Downsville, Town of Colchester.
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» President Declares Major Disaster To Aid New York Recovery From Tropical Depression Ivan Following is a summary of key federal disaster aid programs that can be made available as needed and warranted under President Bush's major disaster declaration issued for Tropical Depression Ivan. Assistance for Affected Individuals and Families Can Include as Required:
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» Federal Aid Programs For New York Disaster Recovery WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The head of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced today that President Bush has declared a major disaster for New York, opening the way for the use of federal disaster funds to help people recover from the effects of Tropical Depression Ivan.


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Anyone else unable to connect? Did they finally shut these servers down?
that'd be too bad if they did.. i just got the game 2 days ago haha
so.. was that just a one-time thing or are servers officially down now? i've been playing the single player for a few nights now, but havent gotten around to digging out my network adapter to check out multiplayer.
No idea. Last time I got on was in January this year, and they were still up. I did hear a rumor from a friend that they finally shut them down. Would suck. Don't see why they would since people still went on, and the Socom servers are still up and they're also run by Sony.
"Azuma ninja!!" - Random guards in Tenchu series
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Update: Turns out they did indeed finally shut the servers down. The SOCOM servers will also be shut down later in August.
"Azuma ninja!!" - Random guards in Tenchu series
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That's too bad. I LOVE the MP in Killzone 1.
I really wish they'd hurry up with the PSN HD version of the game, and i wish they'd include the multiplayer with it.
I have the game disc for PS2 still, but I'd rather play KZ1 on my HD television, with my ergonomic PS3 controller, not the clunkier PS2 one.
I like the campaign in KZ1 better than the sequels, too. I prefer the weapon designs in the first one, and the characters. I just can't care about Sev or any of the guys in the sequels.
I agree with everything you just said. People think I'm crazy when I tell them that KZ1 is still the best one in the series (Liberation was good as well). I'd play KZ1 any day over KZ2 or 3.
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A mysterious visitor who for decades has left roses and cognac at the grave of Edgar Allen Poe has failed to show up for the anniversary of the writer's birthday.
The curator of the Poe House and Museum in Baltimore says the graveyard tradition dates back to at least 1949 and has never been interrupted before.
Tuesday is the 201st anniversary of Poe's birth and some three dozen fans waited all night with the curator, Jeff Jerome, for the visitor to arrive at the downtown church cemetery.
But early Tuesday, Jerome announced that the visitor, who had always appeared between midnight and 5:30 a.m., never showed. He had no explanation why.
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The hardware is beautiful but the marketing strategy was epic fail.
It's download only, but you only get 16GB. And you could buy PSP games for the price of those super-mini not to mention empty memory cards.
They had a hard time selling them, because they had a hard time explaining why the normal PGP was better.
I find a pleasing symmetry between your user-name and the sane, calm, utterly harmless tone of your post.
Keep up the good work!
One thing people forget is that, for a growing number of games, the PSP is also capable of 3D via setting the display to red-cyan anaglyph images.
Of course, this is a 3rd party feature that can only be used on hacked PSPs last I checked, but it's not like that's very hard.
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Magool was intellectual? lol. The lady had a beautiful voice(at least to the Somali ear) but she was hardly intellectual. In a career spanning 50 years she did not write a single one of her lyrics. She was fortunate enough to live in the northern Somali city of Hargeisa during a short flowering of Somali arts in music in that town during the 50s and the 60s. Master wordsmiths like Ali Sugulle
"thundering tempest on a shivering cold; caught on the plains; tempted by my naked soul...where does my destiny go" recognised her magical lilting voice and abandoning the wisdom of the time that all songstresses should be physically attractive(Magool, lets just say, was not, bless her)gave her a memorable hit after another. Even her lyrically challenged numbers(" Trees has deep roots; that is why they stand upright; otherwise they would've fallen down..." are still sang by her true afficionados with teary nostalgia.
Knaan himself, going by his interviews, is hardly a brainbox. But he is refugee done well and he does talk peace in his rapping, a welcome change from the bi*tch this bi*tch that churned out by those braindeaded American rappers.
He also shares something else with his illustrous aunt: Music is one of the few things that unite Somalis across region and clan. Every Somali no matter were they come from will listen to a good Magool number momentarily forgeting the kiind of mafia-like clan loyalties that ripped the place apart over teh last twent years or so.
I wonder if some Al-Shabab fanatics take a break from the hateful, weepy Wahabbi religious chants they are expected to listen to and chill out with a magool single on the quite once every few days? I really hope so.
You shamelessly advertise these so politically corect positions of some rapper who seeks justification of Somali piracy !
It is more than wrong, it is sad !
My comment on the related article (Somalia's pirates - A long war of the waters) would suffice, and yet !
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K'naan isn't politically correct. The article presents the view of a person that has a set of knowledge of things that you know nothing about. His background is quite different then yours Ab Xyz so, it is understandable that you would oppose him. I encourage you to listen to interviews with him and learn more about conditions in Somalia.
I agree with this artist in that the somali pirates action was understanble in the beginning at least. Now it is has gone out of proportion. The somali coast has been completely ravaged by big fishing boats and toxic waste dumping. That constituted a crime against humanity.
Long live K'naan!
He is a bright light in a part of the world where all seems to be doom and gloom.
Knaan is a world class artist who does not shy away sharing his feelings.
It's "Wavin' Flag", not "Waivin' Flag".
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Article first published online: 7 JUN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-294X.2012.05560.x
© 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Molecular Ecology
Volume 21, Issue 12, pages 2833–2835, June 2012
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BARRETT, R. D. H. (2012), Bad coat, ripped genes: cryptic selection on coat colour varies with ontogeny in Soay sheep. Molecular Ecology, 21: 2833–2835. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-294X.2012.05560.x
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- Issue published online: 7 JUN 2012
- Article first published online: 7 JUN 2012
- Received 13 February 2012; revision received 22 February 2012; accepted 27 February 2012
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Romulan MK XII space weapons
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Posts: 321
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The disruptor proc makes the romulan weapons basically super cheap to tac console disruptors. Against players they arnt gonna be good till you get the MK XI or XII sci consoles from the embassy, once you add the romulan console set bonus and the sci plasma bonus, things may turn out even against stf shields compared to other weapon types.
Against NPC's the romulan weapons are hilarious once the disruptor proc goes off. Mildly specked into particle with no embassy sci consoled and I tick for 120 per second on plasma burn. Thats going to go up a lot once I get my sci consoles in a week or two.
they are a little steep but not that far off from other MK XII If you count getting to the weapons in fleet. If you just ride your fleet those are much cheaper dil wise.