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Fr. Elias gives the homily on the feast on the ĀHoly Name of Mary. He reflects on St. Louis De Montfort's words that God put all the waters of the earth in one place and called it "mare", the sea, and put all the graces of the world in one place and called her "Mary". He relates this to the co-redemption where God chose to become the Son of Mary and thus enabling him to die on the Cross for our Redemption and by her remaining with her Son at the foot of the Cross, she participated in the redemption like no other person and enabled all other humans to participate as well. Ave Maria! Mass: The Most Holy Name of Mary - Feast - Form:ĀOF Readings:Ā 1st: gal 4:4-7 Gsp: luk 1:39-47 To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=38286
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ROSWELL -- For more than a half, Meadowcreek hung tough with No. 3 Centennial in their first-round boys soccer playoff match on Wednesday.
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"We wanted to be aggressive in our 4-3-3," Meadowcreek head coach Oscar Narvaez said. "Unfortunately, we caught some bad breaks in the second half."
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So what have you killed so far this year?
Me? A fernleaf peony. Assuming it's totally my fault. I've heard it's a finicky plant, but I moved it around a couple times in the garden over the course of two seasons anyway, because I didn't like how it looked in various spots. I finally potted it up last summer because I just couldn't figure out what to do with it. I grew nicely in the pot until going dormant (per usual with this plant), and I stored it over winter same way I store all my other potted plants - all of which are up and running this year except the fernleaf. If it's not up by now, it's not coming up. RIP.
I have a couple of asters that didn't make it, but I don't blame that on myself - they seem to be tricky (? hardiness vs. fall planting issues). But I really love that shot of color in the fall, so I just replace every fall - I just tend to treat as an annual and am pleased if one does actually make it over winter (actually, one did this year!).
Well, quite a lot for me I am sorry to say. A lot of them were new to my garden too. Not sure if that should make me feel better or not???
Eremurus (foxtail lily)
Fritillaria imperialis 'Lutea Maxima' (though for some reason the orange one came up fine?!)
Hedysarum hedysaroides (french honeysuckle)
Salvia lyrata 'Purple Volcano'- ugliest plant you have ever seen, so no big loss ;-)
Arisaema urashima (no signs of life)
Corydalis 'Silver Spectre' I ordered last spring. Think it might not be as hardy here as some sites say. I do see what I think is a sprout, so I will say it is iffy, not dead!
Cymbalaria muralis- it did so great last year that I have no clue why it died! I see seedlings around the spot so perhaps it reseeded?
Erodium 'Bishop's Form'- though granted it looked terrible over summer..
I loved the look of erodium, but most sites said Zone 6. We've had zone creep here (from 5b to 6, but I don't believe it yet) Then I noticed a few places gave erodium a zone 5. I think it is probably marginal in zone 5.
I've never had a corydalis winter over (or even summer over) except lutea. Then I'm not sure it winters over, but when there's enough seedlings established the point is moot.
I lost a boat load of hostas that over wintered in pots because they did not have adequate drainage, ie, the soil was peat based not pinebark based. So I knew better and lost at least 30 pots over winter that I was growing to be big enough to use this year.
Idabean, have you tried growing Corydalis elata? I have it growing here in zone 5a Can. This is its 2nd Spring and its already about 6" or more. I planted it in late Summer when I bought it. We haven't had much warm weather but it hasn't stopped this plant. Its way ahead of my hostas.
-idabean, think the tag on the erodium did say z5. Think the problem was that I didn't plant it in the ideal location. It was looking pretty bad by fall anyway. I started some E. gruinum from seed this past year and hopefully it proves to be a better grower! There was a thread that was going here awhile back about Erodium, if you are interested... Erodium Hardiness?
What Corydalis have you tried besides lutea? I have had elata a number of years and it has done very well. The C. quantmeyerana 'Chocolate Stars' I got last year came back stellar and is doing very well too. Can't say the same for 'Berry Exciting' though ;-(
funny thing for me, I lost a Shasta Daisy perennial after 3 years, but every single annual dianthus I planted last year came back better than they ever looked last year. My pink forget-me-nots barely came back this year after being overloaded with them last year.
2 of my so-called Gypsy Queen Hyacinths (mine are pink, not peach) didn't come up and one pink iris didn't survive. One of the 2-toned pink perennial dianthus didn't make it either. I can't seem to keep this type alive. They survive the winter, but once the snow is gone & it gets one day below freezing & they're toast. All in all though, I would have to say that this was my one of my better years....so far.
A little early here for an official count as there are still things coming up. But so far one hosta in a pot. Evidently -30 this winter was to much for it even stored in the garage and so far no sign of the senna planted last fall. Also was hoping for seedlings from Angelica gigas...maybe they will show up when the weather warms up??
I have three clematis, type 2, so I cut them back in early spring. But they look dead. I think they should show new growth by now. Clematis hate me. Bad karma from leaving one behind at my old house where it wouldn't get watered without me. Why, oh why, didn't I dig that one up and bring it with me? I still have hope and have three new ones for another spot. The Clematis Gods have to forgive me someday, lol.
Three Autumn Light astilbes are MIA. Other kinds of astilbes are up. These were so bright and beautiful, but the tag doesn't list a zone. But I'm sure the nursery sign for Autumn Lights said it was good for my zone because I'm careful about that.
Dwarf monarda (bee balm) didn't come back in two different spots in my yard. The tag (Lowes) listed them as hardy for my zone 5, so I'm ticked off about these not showing up.
I lost a lot of perennials - but I didn't kill them, the voles did! This is the first winter I've had vole damage. The garden beds had a mulch of leaves, plus 2-3 feet of snow on top of that, and apparently the voles were having a party underneath there all winter.
Some plants were completely eaten; others had some or most of the roots eaten, but they are still sending up shoots. I had a couple HUGE Baptisia 'Twilite Prairie Blues' that are now spindly things, but at least still alive.
Some of the losses -
2 out of 3 Joe Pye Weeds
Most of the Helianthus Lemon Queen (this might be a good thing, as it's a very aggressive spreader)
Boltonia Snowbank
Helenium 'Mardi Gras'
1 Cimicifuga racemosa
Did we have a worse winter than usual for zone 5?
My 1 yr sweet autumn clematis hasn't returned.
Another established clematis, type 3, didn't return. If it's Venosa Violacea I'm going to be upset, I have to check my garden "map".
My container spruce, which I wrap well each year and made sure to water during warmer temps is really brown.
My 2 year Fothergilla Major Mt. Airy died.
My 1st year Willow Hakuro Nishiki looks completely dead.
My 3rd year Golden Spirit died back to the snow line, but this didn't happen in prior years. My "Grace" came back a real winner, no dieback at all.
My Sombreuil Rose bush, which I usually bury the crown, wrap in burlap and cover each winter, though the only thing I did this past winter was cover the crown and nothing more, returned with very little dieback to my amazement. Better than any other year. Go figure.
Some hostas, which I was warned last year after purchasing that they aren't hardy, never to be seen again.
Some groundcover sedum which probably never had a chance to establish -- nothing.
Also lost a Weigela My Monet, thankfully still under warranty.
Very Bad year!!!!
Oh, and don't fret about the Asters. I had several varieties and they've all disappeared. I suspect it's the rabbits.
Are there hosta that aren't hardy in zone 5? I've never heard of such a thing!
I think the drought hurt more than the winter did. I watered like CRAZY all summer and most of my stuff came back. My friend didn't water and lost a ton of stuff.
Perhaps that was really the major factor, if you were in the drought area?
I wouldn't say "I" killed them
voles ate my favorite primroses, and rooted through some sedums. why not eat the other primroses that I have tons of?
my favorite yarrow - anthea, seems to have dwindled away
some tiny hostas I had just didn't make it through the winter
The thing is, I might not even know they were missing except I had them on my trade list, and when I went to look for them, they were gone!
I have an Aster that seems to be dying a slow death, but I've already whined about that. :)
None of my bachelor's buttons/Centaurea has come back. Don't understand - had it at my other place and it thrived on neglect for years.
Killed a reblooming lilac cutting. Well, I didn't, but a late frost got the buds and it croaked. Too bad - it was doing really well till then.
Several of the cuttings I stuck in the fall didn't make it, but that was to be expected, as I didn't do much except just stick them in the ground and say, "You're on your own." LOL Was too tired to do much else by then.


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Five Years of Reasons to Resist Corporate Globalization
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In this groundbreaking pamphlet, directors of Ralph Nader's Public Citizen group examine the first five years of the World Trade Organization's track record, demonstrating how the WTO aims to create a new global economic system that increases corporate profit with little regard for social and ecological impacts, or democratically enacted law.... Read more »
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Wordsworth Classics)
Edited and with an Introduction and Notes by Dr Keith Carabine. University of Kent at Canterbury. Uncle Tom's Cabin is the most popular, influential and controversial book written by an American. Stowe s rich, panoramic novel passionately dramatises why the whole of America is implicated in and responsible for the... Read more »
I Will Bear Witness
A Diary of the Nazi Years, 1933-1941
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The publication of Victor Klemperer's secret diaries brings to light one of the most extraordinary documents of the Nazi period. "In its cool, lucid style and power of observation," said The New York Times, "it is the best written, most evocative, most observant record of daily life in the Third Reich." I... Read more »
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The fight for independence and the devastating Civil War. The Baby Boom and the birth of the computer age. Gold rushes and oil gushes. Through engaging text and lavish images, We Americans follows the day-to-day lives of the people and events that shaped our nation, with a focus on the country's... Read more »
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Peter Ackroyd's The Life of Thomas More is a masterful reconstruction of the life and imagination of one of the most remarkable figures of history. Thomas More (1478-1535) was a renowned statesman; the author of a political fantasy that gave a name to a literary genre and a worldview (Utopia); and, most... Read more »
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The Story of the First Space Age
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It was all part of man's greatest adventure--landing men on the Moon and sending a rover to Mars, finally seeing the edge of the universe and the birth of stars, and launching planetary explorers across the solar system to Neptune and beyond. The ancient dream of breaking gravity's hold and taking to... Read more »
Timed to re-release simultaneously with Chris Matthews's new book Jack Kennedy, which Simon & Schuster will publish this fall, this national bestseller explores the fascinating, largely unknown, relationship between Nixon and Kennedy and the crucial ways in which it shaped them—and the nation. Hardball is a tough, funny, tell-all... Read more »
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I Married a Communist is the story of the rise and fall of Ira Ringold, a big American roughneck who begins life as a teenage ditch-digger in 1930s Newark, becomes a big-time 1940s radio star, and is destroyed, as both a performer and a man, in the McCarthy witchhunt of the... Read more »
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Despite her crush on Christian, Drew is happiest when on date nights with her husband.
The 38-year-old actress tied the knot with Will Kopelman last year before giving birth to the couple's daughter Olive and Drew loves when they can sneak away for some time alone.
She said: "You just have to do it, you just have to squeeze in the occasional date night. For our last date night he took me downtown for ramen noodles. Of course I woke up so swollen the next day from all of the salt that I looked like a puffer fish but it was worth it."
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Note: There's a new Google Apps Marketplace experience! Beginning November 19, 2013, new listings may only be created using the new version: existing developers may need to create a new Chrome Web Store account to publish new listings. Refer to the new documentation for more information.
We are thrilled that many of our Marketplace vendors are seeing strong results from the Marketplace. Here are some examples.
"Aviary's free editing suite has been installed by thousands of businesses and schools since joining Google's Apps Marketplace. We're excited to have a new expansive and targeted customer base for our collaborative suite of multimedia editors." - Avi Muchnick, CEO of Aviary
"In our first week in the Marketplace, we signed up the same number of accounts we usually do in two months." - Pam O'Hara, CEO BatchBlue
"The Google Apps Marketplace provides Cloud Sherpas with an excellent vehicle for reaching new customers. Since launch, an average of 250 new companies per week have installed SherpaTools for Google Apps. And with an average company size over 100 users, and 15% over 1,000, the Marketplace has helped us reach our target market like nothing else." - Michael Cohn, Founder & VP of Marketing and Product Management
"Google Apps Marketplace is the most obvious way to get instant access to millions of cloud-friendly small businesses. It's a snap to integrate, and by adding contact import we've increased signups by 350% overnight!" - David Barrett, CEO, Expensify
"Joining the Google Apps Marketplace was a no brainer. The 20% rev share terms are fair and using Open Web standards made it easy for our dev team to start work immediately. Our customers have been very excited about the integration! On launch day alone, we talked to over 100 customers wanting to know more, and we have since signed up hundreds of accounts from the Marketplace." - Sunir Shah, Chief Handshaker, FreshBooks
"Insight.ly is a very small player in a crowded market for customer relationship management software, but we chose to launch our product in the Google Apps Marketplace. This instantly gave us global exposure to more than 25 million users and 2 million businesses, association with a trusted brand, and a steady stream of new customers every day. It was absolutely the single best decision we ever made." - Anthony Smith, Founder of Insight.ly
"Since the launch, we've been averaging over 1,000 new business sign-ups per week through the Marketplace - double our previous weekly rate. And we've significantly increased revenue as they're converting to the premium editions of Manymoon!" - Amit Kulkarni, CEO, Manymoon
"In the first month of the Google Apps Marketplace launch, we signed up over 3,000 new small businesses...To put this in perspective, it took us 2-years to reach a customer base of 6,000. This is huge for myERP.com.... We're now receiving emails from small businesses all over the world to localize myERP.com for their country." -François Nadal, CEO and Founder of myERP.com
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Flag raising theatrics in the Khobragade matter speak poorly of politicians and officials in Delhi.
The charge against Devyani Khobragade is of visa fraud. As a diplomat at the Indian mission in New York, she is said to have misrepresented the work conditions of a woman on her household staff. For this, she has been called to account by local authorities. What can be exceptionable about that? Plenty, if at stake are the self-claimed immunities and privileges of India's elite foreign service. Heaven help any official in a foreign land if his execution of ordinary duties should pierce the cocoon of the Indian diplomat, be it a routine pat-down at an airport or an allegation of visa fraud. Indeed, heaven help India's pursuit of its national interest too! Because the political establishment is only too eager to be enticed into flag-raising theatrics in the diplomat's defence.
A lot of the privileges that diplomatic staff enjoy by way of convention and law derive from an older era. Then, as now, the endeavour was to shield a diplomat from coercive means by the host aimed at impeding her residence and conduct of duties in another, and possibly hostile, country. This objective, bizarrely, is currently the basis of claiming for diplomatic staff privileges that reek of the order at a feudal court those exemptions at airport security, for example, and more worryingly, cover from prosecution for infringements of the law. Recall from the other side of the fence how unacceptable it is for Indians to countenance Italian requests for exceptional treatment of their marines while facing a murder trial. Contrast that with the absolute abandonment of sobriety, reason and responsibility in reacting to charges against Khobragade of visa fraud. To allow American pursuit of the rule of law on their territory to spiral into a diplomatic standoff speaks very poorly of India's foreign service and the politicians and officials in Delhi happy to play into notions of outraged national honour.
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Disclaimer: A sample of Jim Beam Kentucky Fire was provided to us by Beam for this review. We appreciate their willingness to allow Bourbon & Banter to review the booze with no strings attached. Thank you.
Folks, we're in the middle of the Great Bastardization of Whiskey. If you don't believe me, then you've been drunk under a rock for the past three years. (And maybe you're better for it.) We don't just have whiskey anymore. We have honey, apple, peach, brown sugar, maple syrup, and toffee cookie candy land crème puff whiskey. All right, so maybe that last one's not a thing yet, but we were making the same joke about cupcake vodka five years ago. It's only a matter of time.
Flavored whiskey has been around since ol' Jimmy Russell gave us American Honey, but over the past few years we've watched it jizz over everything. I'm not going to say it's the end of the world, but it might be the end of the world.
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!!! Hope you are all enjoying a wonderful day and reflecting on what you are thankful for. We are spending the day with family (both Andy's and mine are in the area which is super nice!). I thought I'd give you some more ideas for shopping local to read as you digest your Thanksgiving meals!!! Since I already told you about some of the wonderful brick and mortar local shops to help you cross names off your Christmas list . . . today I have some talented individuals that you can order products from in your pjs!!!
1. Jamazing! is a great gift for everyone!
I make jam all the time, but when we ran out of Adam's Jamazing! Jam my kids were super disappointed and asked me if we had any of the "really good jam" left . . . I would have been hurt if they weren't right. My favorite is the Spice Blueberry Muffin! The Raspberry Jalapeno and Jalapeno Peach Jams are great to have around for last minute parties. Just unwrap a block of cream cheese and dump the jam on it . . . serve it with crackers and done ~ an amazing appetizer that everyone will LOVE (the kiddos even like this!).
Adam makes getting his jams so easy you can shop online here and there is also a list of stores that carry his jams and gift packs. You can choose to have it shipped to you or arrange to pick it up. Make sure you like the official Jamazing! Facebook page to stay in the know! If you go to a show that he will be at you can sample his delicious jams!!! He will be at the Royal Christmas Boutique and Open House in New Prague on December 6th! You can also place an order by emailing Adam at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2. Get them sweet treats from Jess of Everyday O'Cake'sions
I am always in trouble when I go to a show and Jess is there . . . there is no doubt that it will end with me paying off the tab I create . . . but it is oooohhhhhhh soooooo worth it! Not only is her table covered with amazing cake pops, but there are also other fun treats like these reindeer hot chocolate mixes . . .
They make a great stocking stuffer! You can also get gift baskets and bundles. Last year I picked up the cutest basket for my Grandma and Grandpa for Christmas. Cake pops are fun to decorate gifts with also! They keep in the freezer . . . no promises that they will make it that far, but just in case . . . and they taste just as good right from the freezer!!! Everyday O'Cake'sions isn't just for Holidays either, Jess makes AMAZING cakes for any occasion (birthdays, anniversary's, weddings, promotions, smash cakes, Wednesdays . . . she does it all)!
Make sure you like Everyday O'Cake'sions on Facebook here to stay on top of what shows she has coming up and to place on order email Jess at firstname.lastname@example.com and enjoy something DELICIOUS this holiday season!
4. Country Girls Create has an array of fun glasses to brighten anyone's Holiday Season!
My cousin, Kate, and I make up Country Girls Create. We started after making TONS of stuff for her wedding. Afterwards we decided to keep on creating and selling our creations at craft fairs along with Clothesline Chic. Wine glasses and coffee mugs are our specialty, but we also have hair bows, headbands, hair ties, and Kate makes jewelery. See something you like on our Facebook page? Message us and we can get it to you or we can also customize items to fit any personality or style!
5. Clothesline Chic is always a great choice for gift giving!
I have been super busy this year with custom orders, which is always fun, but I LOVE the holiday season when I get to go to craft fairs. I love to see everyone and hear what you like and want to see me create. For the Holiday Season you can buy both Country Girls Create and Clothesline Chic items at Generation Home and Building Center in Lonsdale, MN in their gift shop.
Here is a sampling of what I've been up to lately . . .
As always if you see something you like or would like to place an order contact me at email@example.com or send me a Facebook message! There is a calendar on the side bar to see what craft fairs I will be at, so make sure you check that out!
6. You might as well treat yourself too with Mary Kay
Kate Sommers is an amazing consultant and not only has great gifts for the hard to buy for tween/teen girls in your life, but she can get you glowing and looking fabulous for the Holiday Season! Kate is having an open house for Small Business Saturday . . .
Stop in and see the new products and get a holiday makeover. Kate also has TONS of products on hand, so you can walk way with your new fun makeup or skin care and don't have to wait a week or 2 for it to ship! Check out the cute stocking stuffers and gifts she has ready to go for your giving needs . . .
You can order online on her website here or stay up-to-date with all of the new products and sales on Kate's Facebook page here. You can also get the girls together and have a party. This way you can all play with holiday looks and you can also save some $$$$ . . . and who doesn't like that!!! Kate will help you SPARKLE for the Holidays!
Whew . . . so much talent!!!! This was just a sampling of some of the wonderful local vendors that are here to help you with all of your shopping needs. I hope that you have decided to keep your holiday shopping local . . . even if it is just some of your gifts. Enjoy your Thanksgiving weekend and have a WONDERFUL Holiday Season!


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Market trends will be discussed and awards will be presented at the Nov. 13 event.
LANCASTER, Penn. -- The Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association (PLNA) is having its annual meeting and celebration Nov. 13 at Lancaster County Convention Center. The event, which runs from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., will include a cocktail reception and dinner with special guest Kip Creel, founder of the Standpoint Group. Creel will share the latest market trends affecting the green industry and what you should be doing to keep your business relevant in these fast changing times. Afterward, PLNA will honor industry professionals who have achieved excellence with Professional Awards, Foundation Scholarships, and the Awards for Landscape Excellence.
The PLNA Annual Meeting of the Members will immediately precede the evening's celebration at 5 p.m. at the Lancaster County Convention Center. There is no cost to attend the annual meeting; however, tickets will be required for the PLNA Membership Celebration. Tickets for the celebration are $60 per PLNA member and $70 per non-member (indicated as "guest" in this registration software). A late registration fee of $15 will be added to the above fees for anyone registering onsite.
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Sure the mask might look nice with all those smiles and grins, but it's certainly not helping matters in, "We Wear the Mask." The lies and deceit aren't just reserved for the outside world either....
This isn't the sort of suffering you may experience after breaking up with your girlfriend. The kind of pain we sense in "We Wear the Mask" comes when the speaker's whole world appears cold and ind...
We know that Dunbar avoids including any specifics in "We Wear the Mask." We also know that he did this on purpose, perhaps with the intention of amplifying his poetic references to masks and decep...
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No matter where you are, there's no getting around issues of society and class. In Dunbar's "We Wear the Mask," society looks mighty cold and even a little dumb, when it comes to the realities the...
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The San Diego Chargers have hired former Arizona Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt as their offensive coordinator for new head coach Mike McCoy, per Adam Schefter of ESPN.
Whisenhunt was unable to develop a quarterback in Arizona after Kurt Warner retired, as Kevin Kolb, John Skelton and Ryan Lindley did not pan out, resulting in his firing after the regular season.
But with a veteran quarterback in Philip Rivers, whose performance has slipped the past couple of seasons, Whisenhunt might be able to get him back on track, much the same way Warner did after Whisenhunt arrived in Arizona.
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Two years ago, on YesButNoButYes, I ran a series of Retrobituaries "" belated remembrances of barely acknowledged celebrity deaths. This series included Mr. Belvedere, Becky's boyfriend from Roseanne, the painter from Murphy Brown and Morty Seinfeld.
I like the word Retrobituary, so I'm bringing it back in a different context. I want to celebrate the lives of fascinating (but not famous) people whose life stories are worth telling. This is where today's Friday Happy Hour topic of conversation... READ ON
I think it's high time I incorporated a little Shakespeare into these Word Wrap posts. Here are a few lines from Hamlet (Polonius speaking to the Queen) I often quote when asked what I think the essence of humor is:
Therefore, since brevity is the soul of wit,
And tediousness the limbs and outward flourishes, I will be brief: your noble son is mad"¦
Yes, indubitably brevity is the soul of wit (and lingerie, according to Dorothy Parker, but that's for a whole other post). Think about how... READ ON
If you haven't been discovered on YouTube (whether or not you already had a major label), maybe you can score a deal via your Second Life:
"My Second Life: The video diaries of Molotov Alta" purports to tell the story of a man who "disappeared from his California home" and began issuing video dispatches from Second Life. The popular virtual world, which has its own currency and a growing economy, has drawn millions of users who create alter egos called avatars and interact with people from around the... READ ON
After a healthy break, I'm happy to say The Analogist is in "" with a backlog of reader-submitted situations to be Analogized.
Does this remind you of anything or anybody? Earlier this year I convinced my law firm to let me start a law blog on our website. While it sounded like a great idea and has been fairly successful, they haven't let me scale back any of my lawyer duties. I'm working harder and longer than ever and totally drained. Now I'm almost certainly going to have to quit.
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I've blogged about the good old Gallery of "Misused" Quotation Marks before, but sadly, the gallery is pretty much defunct -- no new entries in years. But, thank you Internet, there's a very frequently-updated site to take its place: The "Blog" of "Unnecessary" Quotation Marks. Here are a few favorites:
The "milk" is in the refrigerator.The "best" first guitar that money can buy.Pizza since "1956""Do not lean on "old" glass" (yes, that's quotes-within-quotes: brilliant!)Thanks for "coming to a... READ ON
China's recent ban on reincarnation without government permission "" "an important move to institutionalize management of reincarnation" "" inspired our research editor extraordinaire Kara Kovalchik to dig up more examples of bizarre legislation on the books.
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Unity Opto, Lextar post monthly sales decline in July
Aug 6, 11:31
LED chip packager Unity Opto Technology's July 2010 revenues fell 4.7% on month to NT$702 million (US$22.09 million), but rose 74% from a year earlier. Revenues from January through...
LED chipmakers develop new substrates to improve heat dissipation
Jul 16, 14:48
LED chipmakers are developing new substrates based on copper-tungsten, ceramic or diamond thin-film to replace sapphire substrates to improve heat dissipation amid the surging demand...
MediaTek backs Android with lineup of handset solutions
Jul 13, 12:23
Fabless chip designer MediaTek has joined the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) to support the Android mobile device platform developed by Google, according to a company announcement.
Lextar to hire 1,300 employees in 2H10
Jul 9, 12:35
Lextar Electronics, a maker of LED epitaxy wafers and chips, is expected to hire 1,300 employees in the second half of 2010 for its operations in Taiwan and China, according to the...
Baseband chip sales growth driven by 2.5G solutions in 1Q10, says iSuppli
Jul 8, 12:39
Momentarily defying the conventional wisdom that 3G technology is driving growth in the cell phone business, it turns out that suppliers focusing on 2.5G were the best performers...
Lextar chairman expects 30 million LED TVs to ship worldwide in 2010
Jul 1, 15:56
HB Chen, chairman of LED epitaxial wafer and chipmaker Lextar Electronics, expects global LED-backlit LCD TV shipments to reach 30 million units in 2010 with a 25% share of the overall...
Lextar to raise fund for buying equipment
Jul 1, 15:21
Shareholders of Lextar Electronics have approved plans to raise funds via a private placement of no more than 50 million shares to purchase production equipment.
I-Chiun to set up fourth plant in China; Arima Opto to reduce capital
Jun 18, 14:50
The board of directors of LED leadframe maker I-Chiun Precision Industry has decided to invest US$2.5 million to set up a production plant in Jiangmen of Guangdong Province, China,...
Networking chipmaker Realtek lowers 2Q10 revenue target, says paper
Newswatch - Jun 17, 12:11
WLAN chipmaker Realtek Semiconductor has revised the outlook for its second-quarter revenues from flat to a sequential decline of 5-7% due to uncertainties over the global economy,...
LED chipmaker Formosa Epitaxy targets pico projector market
Jun 14, 15:44
Formosa Epitaxy shipped one million green LED chips in May to three pico projector vendors in Taiwan and South Korea, and expects pico projector shipments to account for 10% of revenues,...
DRAM maker PSC to change name for new start
Newswatch - Jun 9, 14:05
Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) has changed its corporate name to Powerchip Technology (abbreviated Powerchip), effective June 7, according to a company filing with the...
Elpida, Nanya accept EC fines for price-fixing
May 20, 11:37
Elpida Memory and Nanya Technology have issued company statements saying they agreed to be fined by the European Commission (EC) for illegal price fixing, whereas other DRAM makers...
Ralink revenues up in April, to showcase new products at Computex
May 10, 14:01
Ralink Technology has announced total revenues of NT$ 606.5 million (US$19.13 million) for April 2010, up 4.4% on month and 72% on year. Aggregated revenues from January to April...
Genesis Photonics increases prices for green LED epitaxy wafers
May 7, 15:34
Taiwan-based LED chipmaker Genesis Photonics increased the prices of its green LED epitaxy wafers in April amid increasing prices of sapphire substrates, and expects its price hike...
LED players see April revenues rise
May 6, 16:06
LED chipmaker Formosa Epitaxy (FOREPI) and LED packaging house Unity Opto Technology both saw 20% on-month growth in April revenues with LED chipmaker Tyntek and LED leadframe maker...
Epistar sees 1Q10 revenues double on year
Apr 30, 14:54
LED chipmaker Epistar has announced revenues of NT$4.03 billion (US$128.53 million) for the first quarter of 2010, increasing 7% sequentially and doubling on year.
LED companies see revenue growth in 1Q10
Apr 29, 15:19
LED packaging houses Everlight Electronics, Unity Opto Technology and Ledtech Electronics, and LED chipmaker Formosa Epitaxy (FOREPI) have all reported growth in their first-quarter...
WLAN chipmaker Ralink announces 1Q10 performance
Apr 21, 13:47
WLAN chipmaker Ralink Technology has posted net profits of NT$263 million (US$8.38 million), or NT$2.1 per share, in the first quarter of 2010, according to the company.
WLAN chipmaker Ralink to see revenues climb upward from 2Q10 to 3Q10, says paper
Newswatch - Apr 15, 15:32
Taiwan-based networking IC design house Ralink Technology is expected to see its revenues grow upward from April to May as well as from the second quarter to the third quarter of...
PSC sees 1Q10 profits up 121% on quarter
Apr 13, 15:53
Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) has announced net profits of NT$3.54 billion (US$112 million) for the first quarter of 2010, up 121% from NT$1.6 billion posted in the fourth...
Winbond on track to exit commodity DRAM market, says spokesperson
Apr 13, 11:36
Winbond Electronics is confident that it will successfully transform into a niche DRAM and NOR flash maker in 2010, and gradually withdraw from the mainstream DRAM market, according...
PSC to downsize capital; ProMOS expected to follow suit
Apr 13, 10:34
Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) has revealed plans to downsize its capital by NT$34.38 billion (US$1.09 billion), or 38%, to NT$56.09 billion. ProMOS Technologies is also...
Memory chipmaker Winbond preps fund-raising
Mar 31, 10:24
Winbond Electronics, which is switching its business focus from commodity DRAM to niche memory and NOR flash, has announced a plan to issue up to 360 million news shares through private...
AUO subsidiaries invest in LED maker Lextar
Feb 5, 15:35
AU Optronics (AUO) subsidiaries including polarizer maker Daxon Technology, Qisda and LCD TV inverter maker Darfon Electronics have invested in LED chipmaker Lextar Electronics, also...
TV backlight applications to contribute more to Epistar sales in 2010
Jan 28, 16:53
LED chipmaker Epistar expects TV backlight applications' revenues share to increase from 15-20% in 2009 to 35% in 2010 as it has cut into the supply chain of several LED TV players,...
Survey highlights more IC suppliers consider switch to copper wire, says SEMI
Jan 28, 14:19
An increasing number of fabless chip companies and IDMs are considering copper wire for some new products, though a number of issues exist regarding this transition, according to...
LEDs to become mainstream for lighting when 1,000 lumens cost US$5, says Epistar chairman
Dec 28, 14:11
Taiwan-based LED chipmaker Epistar chairman Lee Biing-jye has indicated that LED lighting will become a mainstream product in the general lighting market when the retail price for...
Mixed November sales results for Taiwan LED players
Dec 8, 12:20
LED players Unity Opto Technology, I-Chiun Precision Industry and Tekcore have reported mixed results for November, as Unity Opto saw its revenues drop over 10% sequentially, while...
Foxconn dismisses rumors of Opto Tech acquisition
Stockwatch - Nov 26, 16:12
Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) has dismissed a Chinese-language report on Economic Daily News (EDN) that it plans to acquire LED chipmaker Opto Tech, according...
LED chipmaker may be next Foxconn acquisition target, say observers
Nov 17, 16:41
Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) is possibly eyeing the LED industry for its next acquisition, having seen its LCD panel subsidiary Innolux Display enter into a merger...
Ralink revenues hit high in October
Nov 12, 14:23
WLAN chipmaker Ralink Technology saw its revenues hit a record high of NT$551 million (US$17 million) in October and expects revenues to climb to NT$570-590 million in November.
LED companies post mixed October revenues
Nov 10, 10:11
LED packaging house Ledtech Electronics and LED chipmaker Tekcore have both posted record revenues for October, while LED packaging house Unity Opto Technology saw a 4.77% sequential...
LED chipmaker Tyntek to merge with Ubilux
Oct 20, 15:45
Taiwan-based LED chipmaker Tyntek has announced a merger deal with LED epitaxy maker Ubilux, a subsidiary of Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC), to secure supply of high brightness...
Huga wins LED patent lawsuit against Epistar
Sep 22, 12:25
Taiwan's intellectual property court has ruled in favor of LED chipmaker Huga Optotech in a patent infringement lawsuit filed by its competitor Epistar, according to Huga's filing...
GSMC striving to become top-five foundry chipmaker, says paper
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Shanghai-based foundry service provider Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (GSMC) will see its first profitable quarter in the third quarter of 2009, and aims to become...
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Dear White's Electronics,
Well after a mild winter so far in NY and warm weather showing up, I got out for a real hunt the second time. Not long after starting my hunt I got a nice mid tone (I use Tone ID most times) read 44 and 5" down.
Sure enough out comes this pewter war of 1812 button in great shape! Thanks White's for this great detector and I will try for a pinpointer next season.
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