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Kibo Palace Hotel
Situated in Arusha, Kibo Palace Hotel is close to Arusha Declaration Museum, Uhuru Monument, and Arusha Golf Course. Also nearby is Arusha Stadium.
Hotel Features.
Kibo Palace Hotel has an outdoor pool, a health club, and a steam room. Public areas are equipped with wireless Internet access (surcharges apply). This 4-star hotel features business amenities including a business center and meeting rooms. This Arusha hotel offers a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance and wedding services. Additional amenities at this Art Deco hotel include a sauna, laundry facilities, and a garden. For a surcharge, guests receive transportation including a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and an area shuttle. Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests.
The 77 air-conditioned guestrooms at Kibo Palace Hotel include minibars and safes. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Bathrooms offer separate bathtubs and showers, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. All units feature coffee/tea makers and complimentary bottled water. In addition, a turndown service is offered nightly, housekeeping is available daily, and amenities available on request include irons/ironing boards.
Outstanding service. Clean rooms.
great place can walk into town. the staff were amazing i mean all. from front desk,…
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $146
- Executive Room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 77 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at noon
- Check-out time is 10 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- WiFi in public areas *
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
- Area shuttle *
In the hotel
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour room service
- Outdoor pool
- Health club
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
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- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Special features
DiningKilimanjaro Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
The Lounge Bar - Onsite bar.
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Hi ,I am a new member on this forum and want to share some pictures off the guns in my collection, ..
this is the top gun in my collection ,an unfired single action pre/post war colt
one off the 27 last sold in 1972,with colt letter caliber .38 special
the second colt is a .45C first generation ,with long flutes cylinder,colt letter ,shipped to Simmons hardware company st louis Missouri,26 dec;1913 special features,furnished with a double action cylinder of long flute configuration,gun in shipment ,one,engraved in 1972 and signed under barrel,ivory carved grips
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Welcome! That is a beautiful firearm.
Dead Bears, the only good kind.
Gotta love those Colts!
this one is 41cattlebrand colt,made in 1906 engraved by D.W.Harris
ivory grips
the blue one is a.45C first generation ,with colt letter made in 1915 and shipped to Iver-Johnson ,ivory raised mexican eagle grips
the stag gripped colt is a first generation .45C made in 1909
this is a 44-40 single action made in 1919 ,engraved by J.Adams ,ivory grips
the blue one with plain ivory grips is a refinished 41 colt ,made in 1899
the black 7,1/2 inch colt is a second generation 357 magnum
the colt on his original box is an etched panel 44-40 in untouched condition
with colt letter
a Wilbur Glahn engraved single action colt made in 1909 ,cal 38-40
raised ivory grips with bird motif
the nickelplated colt is a blackpowder frame serial 505XX,original ivory grips
the colt with bowie knife is a blackpowder colt made in 1882,original ivory grips
just began recently to collect other guns than the SAA colt's,my few smith&wesson's
38 lemonsqueezer in original condition
5 inch target serial 4xx,mother of pearl grips
32 lemonsqueezer in original box
nickelplated Iver johnson in box
this is the last one ,another iver johnson


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Made possible through the courtesy of the Climate Research Divison of Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, the view is updated approximately four times daily. Now you can check out conditions at Tioga Pass at any time of the year. And by the way, everyone at the Yosemite Association wishes you a Happy Thanksgiving, wherever you are! To see the new Tioga Pass web cam view... Give a Gift of YA Membership - or Become a Member Yourself! If you give a family The Latest Fad in National Parks: Growing Marijuana! Hikers in Yosemite and SequoiaKings Canyon are encountering a danger more hazardous than bears: illegal marijuana farms run by Mexican drug cartels and protected by booby traps and guards carrying AK-47s. It may sound crazy, but it's true. Last year, National Park Service officers seized about 60,000 marijuana plants, with an estimated street value of $240 million, from national parks in California. What's the National Park Service, an agency with a mission to protect resources for future generations, to do? To read more about the park marijuana growing problem.... Quick Links... Join the Yosemite Association The Yosemite Webcams Electronic Newsletter Archives Read back issues of this update. member or friend the gift of a Yosemite Association membership (or buy one for yourself), everyone will be happy! You'll connect family and friends (or yourself) to the wonders of Yosemite, receive some impressive member benefits, and help support our important work at the same time! Along with their memberships, we will send your gift recipients a personalized gift announcement card and your choice of either our striking 2006 Yosemite calendar, or a handsome and practical canvas tote bag that features a full-color Phil Frank cartoon offering "Greetings from Yosemite National Park." 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it's bin awhile since i wrote any poetry for awhile
The heavens open to give us white snow,
The air itself seem to be cold but soothing,
Watching the world around turn white,
It's so pure at this very moment,
Seeing your own breath form for a second.
Our vision is covered, accompanied by something,
Something sweet and loving which we know,
Turn around see the her angelic face smile,
Her eyes seem to brighten with the snow falling,
We walk hand in hand,
As we feel her body press against ours.
Our world is at ease, at peace,
It seems so pure in this single moment,
This was to be our last winter together.
sorry, i dnt think is my best >.< i'm struggling to get this poem flowing


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rice sack soil container for garden doors
I have this security door that is in need of a vine so that I can have more privacy in my backyard... I want a vine on it but I don't like the idea of a vine growing onto it from the soil or a pot and making the door difficult to open. So I had an idea to use a rice sack as a mounted container of sorts so that I could grow a vine yet keep the door free moving... The door is facing east/west So I get direct sunlight on both sides of the door during the early morning and mid afternoon which will hopefully cause the nasturtium that I just planted (limited options at the moment due to limited funds for new seeds) to flower on both sides of the door.
Here is a link to the pics:
I wrote a lot of detail under the pics on flickr describing the types of vines I thought about using and the reason why I want to use those particular vines etc... here is the link to my flickr page with a lot more detail on my ideas:
I basically took a rice sack and filled it with soil:
melted holes in the top so that I could thread nylon fishing line through it to keep it close since the sack is mounted sideways.
tied fishing line around and around in different places on the sack so that I could use the line as mounting points rather than trying to mount the sack directly to the security door.
used UV stabilized tie wraps resistant to UltraViolet light so they don't break from sun damage
mounted the sack to the gate using tie wraps.
The rice sack naturally drains water due to it being somewhat porous and I used a soldering iron to melt holes in the top for seedlings/vines to grow out of... I also used a hot glue gun to make an edge around the hole to help keep the holes from becoming frayed over time.
Now I play the waiting game to see if there is enough soil, drainage, light... how well an annual does (1st year) versus using a perenenial vine for winter foliage for privacy...
Thanks! The added weight is barely noticeable when i open/close the door... It is made of steel so it is heavy to begin with! I have the sack tie wrapped to the steel bars behind the piece of trellis that has been tie wrapped to the gate for the past few years. The door has plenty of clearance so the door can open fully even with the sack tied to the bottom and sticking out.
the true test will be opening/closing the door when/if it is covered with flowering vines, bees and other bugs... I'm going to have to trim it if it gets out of control and make sure it is always nice and tidy.
time for an update!
I decided to plant some nasturtium seeds that I had laying around from the neighborhood store...
These pics were taken yesterday:
I had to make the holes a little larger since I didn't anticipate how difficult it would be for me to transplant tiny seedlings into the holes since I ran out of seeds and had to move some extras from different parts of the yard.
Below is the outside of the yard where you can see the nasturtium growing through the lattice:
and... here is a closeup of door on the opposite side of the rice sack:


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Back in July when the lockout began, there were a number of standard phrases being tossed around. Chief among them is "this is all about the money." The idea was that the players and owners weren't really unmovable, it was just a matter of dollars and cents. Basically, if the BRI could be figured out, compromised on, all the rest of this would just work itself out.
Not so much.
I was on a radio call shortly after the lockout began and expressed my concerns for everything I'd heard and read. Because what I'd gathered was that the dispute went far beyond both sides scrapping over dollars. It had turned ideological. The NBA and its owners wanted to reverse decades of precedence in guaranteed contracts, implement a hard cap, eliminate exceptions, limit player flexibility and control, and they wanted the increase in their cut of the BRI to a 50/50 split. Most people thought that was ridiculous. There was no way the owners expected all that. The thought was that while there may be games missed, if there are, it will be because the players refuse to give up enough in BRI.
Again, not so much.
Ken Berger of CBSSports.com reported earlier this week:
Neither side would say how far the players moved economically, but a person with knowledge of the negotiations said they expressed a willingness to move lower than the 54.3 percent of basketball-related income they last proposed on June 30 as a starting point in a six-year deal. Stern disputed the players' contention that the owners haven't made an economic move since the day before the lockout was imposed. Nobody outside the room knows how many millions the two sides shaved off the gap, but it hardly matters since everyone seemed willing to concede that they've at least dipped their toes on common ground when it comes to dollars.via Despite posturing, owners and players near resolving money issue - NBA - CBSSports.com Basketball.
That's extended by these comments from Jared Dudley to the Salt Lake City Tribune Wednesday:
How much was the NBPA willing to concede in basketball-related income during a collective bargaining agreement meeting Tuesday in New York: I think they offered 53, 54 [percent]. We're at 57. They're looking more in the 40s. That's a huge jump — that's over 10 percent. That's where $800 million becomes a big gap. I think we have offered $300 million and they wanted more than that.via Suns' Jared Dudley says ball's in Billy Hunter's court as NBPA returns to square one during NBA lockout | Utah Jazz Notes | The Salt Lake Tribune.
More from Dudley:
I think [the NBPA] even went down, to be honest with you, to 53 [percent]. I talked to Roger Mason -- 53 percent. And you know what, let's say they went down to 52, 51. If that gets the season done, I guarantee you we would have the season if that's what it takes. But it's not just that, it's a lot. And right now, the owners want a lot and they're willing to sit out. Some are losing money, some are making money.
53 percent down from 57, and that's a starting point. Where the owners to respond with 51 or 52 percent, they could likely get somewhere within baby's breath of the 50/50 split. Probably not right at it, but no one gets everything that they want, right?
Not so much. The owners, understanding their considerable leverage, do want everything they want and expect to get it. Except that goes far beyond the 50/50 cut. This hasn't been offered, but the new standing feeling from multiple media sources is that the players could offer up the 50/50 and the owners would likely still be pursuing the hard cap. If anything, the owners seem more entrenched the more the players seem to surrrender. It's only getting worse.
If the concern is over the yearly losses the owners are taking in, and the players are offering to give back up to 4 percent of their take right now before negotiations even get serious, what is it that the owners do want? What's the target of all this hard-line insistence? What's the end point?
In short, it boils down to toddlers baby-proofing the house. The league's owners are looking to be able to remove themselves from the burden of bad contracts which they themselves provide. A bad contract sinks a franchise like nothing else. It's an albatross, an anchor, and a curse at the same time. It stands as a mark of their own impudence. There are exceptions of bad luck, where no one could have foreseen the injuries that would come. But for each of those there is a player who the franchise could not bear to see go, and paid despite reservations. The Blazers knew about Brandon Roy's knee condition when they offered him his extension. The Hawks were aware that Joe Johnson would be in his early-to-mid-30's when his final year of his contract is paying him over $20 million. It goes on and on, and even the smaller deals are ones they want to be able to remove themselves from. Much of this is dictated by the market, and almost all of it is dictated not by the players, but by their agents. Consider what Rashard Lewis, one of the players under a contract that is considered dead weight, told ESPN earlier this week, and a point made by ESPN's J.A. Adande:
Just keep in mind how we got to this point: After the players agreed to a salary cap, a rookie wage scale, a maximum player salary and a luxury tax designed to slow the escalating contracts, can they really be expected to just say no to whatever money the owners kept offering?via Rashard Lewis is what this lockout is all about - ESPN.
Or, as Lewis puts it, "You sign me to a deal, you think I'm going to say, 'No, I deserve $50 [million] instead of $80 [million]?' I'm like, 'Hell, yeah.' I'm not going to turn it down. You can't blame the players. If anything, we don't negotiate the deal. We've got agents that negotiate the deals with the team. Y'all need to go talk to the teams and the agents."
But the owners simply want to cut the agents' power off at the knees. Instead of bargaining better, they want to remove that hold. Now, in many ways, this is actually a very reasonable request. Even the players will tell you that. Dudley, once more (you really should read the entire interview with the Tribune, it's quite extensive, particularly regarding decertification):
I understand that the common thing is they don't want players that make a lot of money not playing. Look, if you were a business or you were a restaurant, you don't pay someone that you think's not [working]. We're not going to put it all on the owners. We're going to take some of the blame. But, hey, we're willing to work on it. We're just not willing to give up guaranteed contracts and $800 million.And yet that's what the owners are asking for. Both. Sports Illustrated's Zach Lowe reported Thursday morning that the players have said that if the owners were to theoretically turn the conversation to how much BRI the players would want to accept a hard cap, the players would want 65 percent, an eight percentage points increase from their current number of 57. That's a lot of dough. That's what it would take to get a deal for the season to start. Unfortunately, the owners would never accept that because while the systemic changes they want are extremely important to their belief in what is necessary for the league to profitable and to increase competitiveness (despite any number of challenges to the idea that a hard cap would result in such competitive balance), they still do want the money. It's not that they want one more than the other, it's that they want their cake, to eat it, too, and to have the players bring them as many slices as they want until they are full. And if that means it takes until January, or an entire season to force the players to accept both conditions, that's what they're willing to do at this moment.
There's been a lot of talk since Tuesday's "sky is falling" meeting reaction about how things are actually progressing. And there's a certain element of that. The players gave ground, and still didn't get what they want, a resolution. So now the standard for negotiations has shifted. The new status quo is working off the assumption the players will surrender that percentage of the BRI, and the owners are now working to see what else they can get. If the hard liners on the owners' side of the table maintain control, it will be until they squeeze every drop they can from the players that we get a season. If the moderates manage to reclaim the gavel, a reasonable shift with a harder while not "hard" cap and the salary rollbacks could be agreed upon in time to start the season or shortly thereafter.
And that's where we return to the fundamental psychology involved here. If this is a business negotiation, there's progress to be made, a system to create, a season to save. If this remains ideological from the owners' side, the only reasonable prediction is for an equally extremist reaction from the players. Talks broke down because the owners have kept to that ideological divide. And the only way this whole God forsaken thing ends is if the two sides are talking.
Meanwhile, the agents wait in the forest like wolves waiting for the right time to attack, and if that happens and decertification is the plan, everything is thrown into the air as this enters the courts. Things only get worse from there. There's definitely a chance talks could resume and the two sides could find enough common ground to spearhead things into a blossoming agreement that gets things started in time for the season without a single game lost. But in reality?
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Israel seeks clarification of U.S. stance on Iran's 'capability'
TEL AVIV -- A visit to Israel this week by the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey, should help clarify two issues: the nature of Israeli-U.S. resolve to stop Iran's nuclear program; and, what exactly the U.S. perceives that program to be.
Questions about resolve were raised by an American-Israeli statement that an upcoming joint military exercise had been postponed to the second half of 2012.
Immediate speculation focused on the recent intensification of the "covert war" being waged by the West against Iran and Iran's sabre-rattling responses -- threatening to stop oil shipments from the Persian Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz and its announcement that it had started enriching uranium at a fortified facility.
The postponement might be a move in this cold war environment.
The reason, however, was less intriguing -- it was simply a budgetary matter.
Last week, the Netanyahu government adopted an ambitious education plan that grants free education to Israeli children beginning at the age of three.
To finance this plan, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cut budgets across the board and notified Washington, which agreed to the "austerity challenge 12" and postponed the exercise.
Thus, Gen. Dempsey's visit is meant to reinforce the message that the U.S. and Israel share the same concern about Iran, military exercises notwithstanding.
It is that the closer Iran gets to its nuclear goals, and the more it demonstrates its willingness to confront the international community, the more the U.S. stands with Israel to confront it.
Dempsey's arrival also comes at a time when the U.S. and its allies need to craft a new strategic response to Iran's brinkmanship.
The opening of Iran's new uranium-enrichment facility in Qom confronts the U.S. and its allies with a critical decision: How far they are they to go in their efforts to limit Iran's nuclear ambitions?
Before coming to Israel, Dempsey was quoted as saying that he "does not know" if Israel would give the U.S. advance notice should it decide to militarily attack Iran alone.
That is baloney. Gen. Dempsey knows quite well not a single Israeli leader would contemplate such a move.
There is, however, one point that has must be clarified between Israel and the U.S.
In an interview with Face the Nation, U.S. Defence Secretary Leon Panetta made the following observation;
"Are they (the Iranians) trying to develop a nuclear weapon? No. But we know that they are trying to develop nuclear capability. That's what concerns us.
"Our Red Line to Iran is -- don't develop a nuclear weapon. This is Red Line for us."
By implication, Panetta's remark could mean the Americans make a distinction between "capability" and "production."
Israeli officials are certainly going to verify this point with Gen. Dempsey this week.
Sam Segev is the Winnipeg Free
Press Middle East correspondent.
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I really loved the investigation in this episode, it was really different and I felt really bad for the kid that all he was doing was looking for his mother and it was awesome that Don stepped in and let the kid have a few moments with her. Don at the end But Alan soon sorted it out And the whole big clapping thing when Charlie was back was just a bit OTT, although it was kind of funny when he threw his visitors badge away Do you really think MacGowan (I can't spell, sorry) did recommend against the security clearance? It annoyed me though that he just magically got it back without any further problems even though MacGowan said he was against (although for all the wrong reasons ) Well at leastit looks like we're out of the woods with the security clearance crap because we all knew what the outcome of it was going to be when it was renewed for the 5th season (or even before that when Alan said "I think it's a, to be continued...") All the actors were amazing in this episode even MacGowan, Liz (but she is way...better than Nikki cause that's a person that really annoys me) and that crazy wee FBI guy, even thought they all annoyed me to hell!!! And the part wen when David, Liz, Colby and the manager where all sitting in the SUV outside the club he (had the cheek to say) that it was frowned upon by the beaurau for agents to have a relationship with witnesses. I was even ANGRIER than I was last week and I didn't think that was possible!!!! Though it was funny to see Davids face But we all know that they will not just forget about this, it WILL come up again!!! It just not one of then one shot storylines, if you know what I mean. I think David will end up saying something out anger to Colby about it that he'll later regret. Cause I'm telling you if that had happened in episode 2 before all the team was interviewed I am sure that MacGowan would have found out about it and brought it up. Anyways, I can't wait for next weeks episode and for the good old NUMB3RS to be back, however I am quite concerned yet excited to see what they do with the rest of the season (I HOPE involves some more Edgerton )
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Located along mixed woods trail, in heavy shade. Plant vining, with long-petiolate leaves in whorls of 3-4 at nodes. Leaves 2-3 inches across.
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Thanks guys. That is definitely the native species called D. quaternata or D. villosa, depending upon which treatment you follow. Local sources have synonymized the two as D. villosa, but it is D. quaternata per Weakley's key.


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I wonder if a position switch (to 3b, 1b, or the OF) would help Utley stay on the field? That would seem to make him more valuable in fantasy as he retains his 2b eligibility for 2012.
Comment by Matt — October 24, 2012 @ 11:03 am
You are right that he'd be more valuable in fantasy next year, but a move next year is very unlikely. For one thing, it would hurt his MLB team as Utley is still a very good defender and 2B is a more important defensive position than 1B, 3B or the corner OF spots. For another, the Phils have Ryan Howard – actually his unmovable contract – at 1B and Utley worked out at 3B this year before the Phils scrapped the idea of moving him there.
Comment by hk — October 24, 2012 @ 1:16 pm
Whether or not the risks outweigh the rewards will turn on Utley's draft position. Which will depend on the general public perception, which will frankly depend on how many pieces like this get written between now and March.
Comment by Andy — October 24, 2012 @ 5:23 pm
I have Dan Uggla in a keeper league and he is also on the wrong side of 30. It was difficult watching him everyday in 2012 as his numbers were well of his career norm. Sure he isn't much of an average hitter but he has been as solid as any 2B in history in the power numbers. I've read on this site that he was very unlucky with flyballs/HR ratio. Are you buying him bouncing back next year. Unlike Utley, I believe health/age isn't a huge issue with Uggla as he has never been on the DL.
Comment by Ben — October 24, 2012 @ 5:40 pm
I doubt it's the end… he's a gamer and if he can be remotely healthy, I see him putting up a few more 20 plus homerun seasons. As someone else said, maybe he should have a position change.
Considering that the Phillies were never in it, and both he and Howard struggled coming back from injuries… his season wasn't a total wash. In basically 300 at-bats, he had 11 home runs, 15 doubles, 2 triples, 45 RBI, 11 steals, 7 intentional walks, and for the second time only had the same amount of walks as strikeouts.
A change of scenery would be good, and if he could play in the American League, play some first and DH a part of the season. Unlike Mauer, he has natural power and can run. Not playing second base won't affect his overall value if he can stay healthy.
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Ghost hunting van on eBay
From the auction listing:
Comes with working pan/tilt mounted on roof (camera removed), deep cycle battery bank-(all hold full charge), a 250gig 4 channel DVR which also records 4 channel audio and acts as a quad.You could record audio and video remotely for a month. Huge power inverter to run everything you need on 120v AC. Like new Samsung 17" Flat Screen monitor. 2 smaller swivel LCD Monitors. Pan Tilt Controller, dash mount flip out LCD monitor and rear mount infrared camera for backing up easily. I also have the 20 watt low frequency tx/rx set which is like new,used with the van and already mounted antenna. You can recieve and record clear audio and video for many miles with this setup. Integrated sound system in the back along with a video effects board. All equipment works very well. Four swing out chairs and a practical work area in the back. Even has a huge xray flourescent light table viewer mounted to wall. Windows are mirror tinted. Has a very solid tow bar section for towing another vehicle(see pic). Van has been in everything from childrens books on ghosts to above mentioned tv shows...Link (via Fortean Times)
Not a show vehicle but absolutly awesome potential with a huge number of uses: Surveillance/Spy, Parapsychology,Police, Military,Camping, Ghost Hunting, etc.
Blip Festival -- art and music made with low-bit video consoles
"This looks like its going to be quite the gathering with nearly 40 international musicians and visualists from all over the globe.
"For anyone that has been curious about people repurposing old NES consoles, Game Boys, Ataris and C64s to create completely original music -- this looks like the event to check out."
THE TANK and 8BITPEOPLES are pleased to present the Blip Festival, a four-day celebration of over 30 international artists exploring the untapped potential of low-bit videogame consoles and home computers used as creative tools. Familiar devices are pushed in new directions with startling results — Nintendo Entertainment Systems and Game Boys roaring with futuristic floor-stomping rhythms and fist-waving melody, art-damaged Sega hardware generating fluctuating and abstracted video patterns — and that's only the beginning. An exploration of the chiptune idiom and its close relatives, the Blip Festival is the biggest and most comprehensive event in the history of the form, and will include daily workshops, art installations, and nightly music performances boasting an international roster larger and more far-reaching than any previous event of its kind. Small sounds at large scales pushed to the limit at high volumes — the Blip Festival is an unprecedented event that is not to be missed.Link
Paper/Deitch Art Store at Art Basel Miami
I have always been an art shopping maniac, collecting toys, sneakers, skateboards, refrigerator magnets and closets full of artist products since Keith Haring made his first transistor radio. (I even have some Salvador Dali perfume bottles that are amazing.) The recent art and commerce feeding frenzy has led many artists to collaborate with numerous brands over the past ten years. On my office shelves I have Damien Hirst Becks beer bottles, Futura CK One fragrance bottles, Jeff Koons skateboards, Tom Otterness bookends, Stephen Sprouse fabric covered pillows. In my closets I have Phil Frost sneakers, Murakami Vuitton bags, Kenny Scharf magnets, Jeff Koons vase, Barry McGee and Margaret Killgallen dolls, Os gemeos sneakers, and LOTS more. I think of this stuff as my 401 K.
And so I thought it would be SO fun to survey what's out there, pull it all together and open an ART STORE for four days in Miami. My inspiration is the 99 cent store so we're going to sell stuff priced from 99 cents to 9,999,999 dollars!! The interior of the store is being customized by the wonderful artist Jim Drain (of Forcefield fame) and the sign for the front of the store is being made by the amazing artist Tauba Auerbach.
Artists represented in the store include Futura (clothes, skateboards), Kaws (toys), Ryan McGinnis (toys) , Thomas Campbell (wallets, T Shirts surfboards), Jeff Koons (skateboards), Tracey Emin (Longchamp Bags), Jean Michel Basquait (sneakers, Valentino purses), Tom Otterness (toys), Jo Jackson (DC sneakers), Shephard Fairey (watches, clothing), Lisa Yuskavage (shower curtains), Kiki Smith (rugs, toys), Keith Haring ( Jeremy Scott sneakers sweatsuits, bathroom tiles), Alex Katz and Marilyn Minter (the most amazing TARGET produced beach towels for The Art Production Fund!!! See photo of glittery eye.), Assume Astro Vivid focus ( Le Sportsac bags) , Kenny Scharf (mini mannequins, watches, Bic lighters, magnets), Artist Network Program (RVCA Tshirts), Neckface (jackets and skateboards), Ed Templeton (skateboards), John Baldessari and Sol Lewitt silk scarves, Karen Kilimnik, Jack Pierson (see photo of dish) and John Waters dishes, Skullphone (T shirts and bags), Sol Lewitt (china), Andy Warhol (watches, soap, mousepads), Tobias Wong (bongs, 18kt cokespoons, necklaces), Dalek (cameras, dolls), Barbara Kruger (pillows mousepads), Hugo Guiness (Kate Spade bags), Leanne Shapton (Jack Spade bags), Andrew Andrew (cookies, magnets, jewelry), Skullphone (bags, T shirts), Donald Sultan (playing cards), Claw Money (pillows, jackets), Threeasfour (bicycles, scarves)! PLUS we will have little pockets of representation from a couple of our most favorite likeminded shops like ALife, aNYthing, and Colette.
Crap of the Future
DNA DRM: The latest solution to the problem of media copying is a digital rights management (DRM) scheme that relies on identifying the DNA of the consumer. When you purchase a piece of media, your licensed copy is encoded with 13 unique sequences of nucleotides from your genome. Each time you hit the power button on your new DNA DRM Zune media player, a hair-thin needle painlessly pierces your flesh and feeds a drop of blood into an embedded genome sequencer. If you are the registered owner of the media, you are permitted to play it. If you aren't, the media is deleted from your device and a record of your transgression is reported to the central media certification authority. You will be forced to pay an extra "unlicensed play penalty tax" to license it next time. The only thing good about this system is that biohackers can take the DNA DRM Zune apart, remove the embedded sequencer, and use it to figure out if they have cancer.Link (Thanks, PeaceLove!)
Open classical music repository
This site takes music that is in the public domain, meaning a work that belongs to the community, and has it recorded by individuals and college/community orchestras throughout the United States and stored online so it can be accessed for free through this website. This would do the following:Link (Thanks, David!)
1. Provide free unlimited access to music in the public domain to anyone with internet access.
2. Allow obscure works, for example some Baroque music, to be recorded for the first time that would otherwise not be recorded because of its small profit potential.
3. Community - being a community driven project, this can create an online music community, perhaps leading to future cooperative projects.
4. Add usefulness to all the untapped talent in our nation\u2019s orchestras. Think of about how many college orchestras perform to diminishing numbers of audiences. Now, every performance adds to the online repertoire, adding another reason to perform and perform well.
5. Create the first organization devoted to giving the public access to musical works which belong to them.
Jones Soda ditches high-fructose corn syrup
The change at Jones Soda comes at a time when high fructose corn syrup, which became a common sweetener for sodas in the late 1970s and early 1980s, has received negative publicity as being linked to obesity and diabetes.Link (via Megnut)
Leicester Square gets free WiFi
IHOP's "no ID, no pancakes" policy
Russo said a security guard at the restaurant had "at least 40" licenses in hand when he arrived to eat.Link (via Schneier)
"Identity theft is rampant. I wouldn't want to give my license, with my address or Social Security number to anyone that I'm not familiar with," Russo said. "I'm going just for breakfast."
Street Tech holiday gift guide
While we make a lot of noise here at Street Tech about consumer responsibility, environmental awareness, living lower on the hog (or forgoing the hog altogether), truth be told, we love buying shit just as much as the next conspicuous consumer. And we won't even try to deny our unwavering interest in new gadgets and cool tools. That said, we're also obsessed with high quality, intelligent design (of the non-theocratic kind), and products that perform as they're advertised. On top of all this, we love the act of gift-giving, showing our love and appreciation for people, in ritual gestures of exchanged beads and baubles. Combine all this: Great goods that are well- and responsibly made, that you get to buy and then give away to make fellow, beloved meatbots happy? Well that just sounds like a whole lot o' good times to us.Link
Urban light pillars above cities
(Joel Bava) explains: "That night above Ath there was an icy fog full of flat plate crystals. The tiny crystals mirrored the lights of the city beneath into sets of light pillars. The higher the crystals, the closer the reflection glints approached the zenith making the pillars appear to converge overhead: illustration. Why the breaks in the lines of light? There were several layers of ice crystals with gaps between them."Link (no permalink, view archive of November 28) (Thanks, Paul Saffo!)
Dept. of Defense investigating sadistic "water bottle" soldiers
Waltz of the Polypeptides sculpture
The sculpture depicts a subcellular protein factory called a ribosome caught in the act of producing the BLyS protein, which stimulates the production of infection-fighting antibodies in the body...Link to press release, Link to more about the Waltz of the Polypeptides
The sculpture is comprised of seven structures, each of which is derived from that of the actual biological forms, observed using scanning electron microscopy, magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and X-ray crystallography.
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Wilhelm Scream - Hollywood's favorite scream
One person who noticed the same distinctive scream reoccurring in so many movies was sound effects fan Ben Burtt. Ben and his friends in the cinema department at USC, Rick Mitchell and Richard Anderson, noticed that a scream was popping up in a lot of movies. One of the films they made together, a swashbuckler parody "The Scarlet Blade" (1974) included the scream - which they borrowed off another film's audio track.Link, Link to video (Thanks, Matthew!)
A few years later, when Ben Burtt was hired to create sound effects for Star Wars (1977), he had an opportunity to do research at the sound departments of several movie studios. While at Warner Bros. looking for sound elements to use in the space adventure, he found the original "Distant Drums" scream - which he called "Wilhelm" after the character that let out the scream in "Charge at Feather River."
Dr Seuss's anti-malaria GI comic
Dr Seuss made this malaria comic (starring Ann, an Anopheles mosquito) for the United States Army Orientation Course, overseas edition in 1943, which was published for GIs in the tropics. It's very funny and charming and a little ruder than your average Seuss story. Link (Thanks, Phunkysai!)
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Zombies sue Minneapolis for bogus WMD bust
A group of zombies have risen up to claim the city of Minneapolis and Hennepin County violated their free rights and discriminated against them.Link (via Neatorama)
The six adults and one juvenile who were arrested while impersonating the undead in July filed their lawsuit Thursday.
The ragged group were arrested for "simulating weapons of mass destruction" during a dance party near the Minneapolis entertainment district.
Boing Boing in Toothpaste for Dinner
Hurrah! Toothpaste for Dinner, one of my favorite web-funnies, gave Boing Boing a namecheck in a new toon! Link (Thanks, Coleman!)
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Toothpaste for Dinner -- high-larious new book from Drew
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Make Magazine Issue #8 Launch Party in LA this Saturday
If you live in LA, I hope I see you at the Make Magazine Issue #8 Launch Party on Saturday at 5:30pm.
Please join us Saturday Dec 2nd at 5:30pm for a very special meeting of Dorkbot SoCal to launch the new issue of MAKE magazine.Link
Simon Penny (Director of UCI's Arts Computation Engineering program) will speak on integrating interaction design, space design, structure design, mechanical design, electronic design and software engineering using his 3D machine-vision driven interactive digital-video project Fugitive 2 as a case study. Attention will then turn to the pragmatic design and fabrication issues involved in building a custom motion control rig for the video projector in the project. Simon is bringing in a prototype of the motion control rig as tangible example.
Mr Jalopy (Contributing Editor to MAKE and automotive mad scientist) will be giving an epic (yet fast paced) talk on "Deep Sea Suburbs: Custom Vans, Internal Combustion Engines, Backyard Anthropology and the California Dream".
Make magazine issue #8 will be available for perusal and purchase
There is a high probability of free beer and pretzels
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RIAA sues elderly Rita survivor
An elderly survivor of Hurricane Rita, Ms. Rhonda Crain, has been sued by the RIAA in Beaumont, Texas, in SONY v. Crain.Link
She is fighting back and has asserted a counterclaim against the plaintiffs, saying that the RIAA's actions "amount to extortion, reciting a litany of other similar cases brought by the RIAA.
US Trade Representative bends Russia over on copyright
You might ask why collecting societies are in there at all. That's because AllOfMP3.com claimed that they were paying licenses to a collecting society that made their business legal. Putting this last clause in the agreement sounds like the US Trade Rep is admitting that AllOfMP3.com is a legitimate, licensed business that pays for what it sells.
Russia has to take on board the WIPO Copyright Treaty, which is the treaty that created the US DMCA, a law that has resulted in the jailing of a Russian researcher who visited the USA for talking about math.
* The United States and Russia agreed on the objective of shutting down websites that permit illegal distribution of music and other copyright works. The agreement names the Russia-based website allofmp3.com as an example of such a website.PDF Link (via Digg)
* Russia will:
- take enforcement actions against the operation of Russia-based websites; and
- investigate and prosecute companies that illegally distribute copyright works on the Internet.
* Russia will work to enact legislation by June 1, 2007, to stop collecting societies from acting without right holder consent,
* Russia will also work to enact legislation implementing the 1996 World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Internet treaties.
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Gingrich wants first amendment abolished
Gingrich, speaking at a Manchester awards banquet, said a "different set of rules" may be needed to reduce terrorists' ability to use the Internet and free speech to recruit and get out their message.Link (via /.)
Iraqi children run desperately for water bottle held by soldier
Reader comment:
GarrettThank sent a link to this video of US soldiers using their tank to crush a car owned by some impoverished Iraqi citizens who allegedly stole some wood in a greedy attempt to feed their families. I'm sure the vast majority of US soldiers are excellent people, but these assholes ruin all the good will. He says:
Compared to the GIs in WWII who carried extra chocolate rations to make friends with the locals these soldiers look like punks. Link(Here's a video of a nice soldier playing soccer with some Iraqi kids. I hope to see more like this one to get rid of the sick feeling in my gut from watching the first two. Link -- Mark)
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David Cassel says:
Speaking of Iraq footage, here's a really cool link. Footage from Iraq shows how YouTube is giving a much better view of the reality in Iraq than the traditional news media.
Combat attacks are seen - from both sides - and towards the bottom there's some surprising hot Iraqi "action" of another sort.
UK artists instinctively choose Creative Commons
Often the artists that are using CC have chosen to do so almost on instinct. They believe strongly that traditional copyright has not succeeded in providing the promised financial incentives and protection for artists themselves and see CC as a way of limiting negative effects without completely losing control over their work.Link (Thanks, Matt)
Harvey comic book covers from the 60s
"A Sampler of Things" presents a small gallery of Harvey comic book covers from the 1960s. The composition and colors are wonderful. I especially like this one, which takes place in a windstorm. The dots are blowing off Little Dot's dress and hitting Little Lotta, covering her eyes and mouth. Nightmarish. Link
Homeland security buffoons blow up data logging device
And for good measure, authorities closed portions of the Twin Cities Lindbergh terminal parking ramp for two hours.
Why in the world would the police destroy the equipment so quickly? Here's a picture I found of the "suspicious looking equipment."Link
Remember, this thing was in the trunk of an Avis rental car, about a half mile from the nearest runway, not on the tarmac or in the terminal.
Yes airline security is important, but all this paranoia, and rote following of draconian procedures means no flexibility, no common sense, and second chances. Looks like another win for the real terrorists.


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Heisman comes down to Luck
Unless the Stanford Cardinal lose, Andrew Luck has the Heisman all but wrapped up
Updated: November 8, 2011, 10:02 AM ETBy Ryan McCrystal | ESPN Insider
Well, so much for that epic late-season Heisman race.
Entering Week 8, the teams of the top five players in the Heisman Predictor standings were undefeated, and each player appeared to have a legitimate shot at taking home the hardware. Just three weeks later, we're down to one.
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text: Augme purchases mobile agency Hipcricket Published on August 05, 2011. 0 Reprints Reprints Ad Age LookBook Weekly Feature Get Help Organizing Your Mobile Data and Start Tracking What's Working Learn more New York—Mobile marketing company Augme Technologies has acquired mobile marketing and advertising agency Hipcricket Inc., Seattle, for $44.5 million in stock and cash. Augme said it will hire all of Hipcricket's employees. Both companies serve pharmaceutical and health care clients, as well as agencies, media and food companies. Last month, Augme acquired JAGTAG, which develops multimedia technology for smartphones and other mobile devices. In this article: BtoB Advertisement Read These Next Lowe's Gives Away Glow-in-the-Dark Cat Hats During March Madness Ashley Rodriguez on 03.27.2015 59 0 Why Dodge Paired a Gearhead With a Monkey in 'Dodge Law' Campaign Vince Bond Jr. on 03.27.2015 25 0 Pepsi Passes Diet Coke in Market Share as Artificial Sweeteners Fall Out of Favor E.J. Schultz on 03.26.2015 395 1 Comments (0)


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