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WHY is this place so slow? What are you working on right now?
I was in the doldrums due to the cold weather that just hung on forever. I felt the days slipping through my hands and I hate when the day is over and I accomplished nothing creative! So I grabbed a short fat square tequila bottle and started gluing random glass and marbles on it. Not one of my ''planned'' projects but at least I was doing something mosaic-wise. It's actually turning out really nice. I will post a picture when I manage to get to the store to buy batteries for my camera! What are y'all working on?
LOL - SILVA. I just posted and then saw your post. YES - where IS everyone. I'm still recovering from the trip - it was harder this yr. than last getting there and back, but it was my most enjoyable. I'm working on a planter I made, and w/post a picture today, hopefully, of the mosaic progress I made b/f leaving for PV. I don't understand either why the forum seems to have laid down and died. Wake up, y'all, and get to work.
I knew you were in PV. Welcome back! I enjoyed reading about your visit and looking at your pics. Just figured everybody else was down in the dumps because of the weather? Thank goodness we are having some nice weather now. My tequila bottle is coming along great. I will post pics this week. I've got three guitars lined up to mosaic.
I seem to be at a stand still on the seahorse, but maybe will get into chopping/nipping all the glass(20"x34"metallic green)this afternoon. I did work on building the frame for my florescent flower panel(posted on the garden junk side) then today it is puoring rain so can't instal(I'm super sick)Yuk! DS is here taking good care of me! Cindy gave me some really cool starfish that I may add to the seahorse base(she has a kiln and used some molds) I just can't wait for spring!!! It's gettin' here tho, cuz the weeds are growing!!!lol! Also my buddy Cozycat bought me a cement turtle to mosaic(she's like my biggest fan!lol!) that I will start on(to go by my pond when finished)
Jane I just love your studio!!!! and what a great panel! Sigh.
Slow, I was waiting on you to return and I looked over your pics! Im glad you had a great time.
I have been working on a couple little things for exchanges on a FB group, but I dont suppose there is any harm in sharing here before the exchange.
Oh oh oh. JANE: I forgot to mention that CINDY included a starfish made from scrap glass, made in the mold you gave her for Christmas. I put it on the front of the lady above her heart spot. Some of the dichroic tiles she made went into the hat. I'm gonna really enjoy using them in my work here. WACKY: I love your "little" things - hat off to you for being able to work so small. I hope to post the PV pictures on Flickr today. It's been a slow recovery for me this year, but I'm coming back to life. JANE: Since you have an inside studio - rain is no excuse!! LOL. I love what you're doing w/that plastic. Only YOU w/have thought of that. It's gonna be 70 here today, so I'll be working in the garage. NANA: I know the word huddle very well - looking for an early spring. Get better and show us what you're working on.
I'm still working on the outdoor shower. I've stopped posting pics because at this point, I'm just filling in the sky. Progress is slow... it's a lot of tiny cuts on tiny pieces of glass. So you wouldn't see much progress even after hours of work. But it has to be done before I can grout. I'll post a picture when it's finished, pre-grout, and then a final one when it's grouted.
Keep on Jenel! I too am ready to start filling in the body of my seahorse, and maybe that isn't as fun as the Creating part so I am slacking!ha! If I can just remind myself that the most fun part is coming up...the grouting!!!ha! I LOVE Grouting!
I have been too sick to post! The entire family except for one has had this awful allergy/cough/cold/flu that lasted about 10 days. Finally I'm back to normal; 7 pounds lighter. I posted a pic of my tequila bottle - see link below. I need to grout it.
Here is a link that might be useful: silva's blog - tequila bottle
Just did a wall hanging in a canvas that's ready to grout.
Here is a link that might be useful: Silva's blog
Ooooooooooh SILVA - you've created a grouting nightmare. I LOVE it, BTW - so full of interesting things. I've seen other artists mosaic on canvas. Do you do anything special to it b/f applying the mosaics - like a coat of thinset? Using the back is a great idea - shadow box effect. How do you plan to finish the frame? I'm REALLY liking this idea cuz I have several canvases, and hate to toss them - knowing I'll never paint again.
Thanks, slow, yep, I've created a grouting nightmare FOR SURE. Seems that's what I do best is create problems for myself and then figure out how to solve them; that's how I mosaic! I think I've talked about this before; when I did that huge butterfly for the school, I ran out of the right color tile for the background and then had to go back and mix another color in, etc. It turned out well, but as usual I first had to create myself a problem to solve, haha.
As for the canvas, I am actually mosaicing onto Wedi board, which is cut to fit and inserted into the back of the canvas. Below is an article I wrote and there are pictures of the beginning of the process. I love doing this and will continue to do it this way, reasons being 1) the Wedi is so light-weight, and 2) the back of the piece is so nice and finished-looking, and 3) it's so easy to hang. When I run out of my supply of Wedi, I plan to try making my own, courtesy of instructions from Bama and Nicethyme.
Here is a link that might be useful: Canvas - Wedi method
I really like that bottle! May I ask what type of glue did you use? I have a large wine bottle I would like to do.
I'm working on a couple of mailboxes right now and a gazing ball made from a bowling ball. What type of glue do ya'll use on your bowling balls? Seems like I always have trouble with my glues. grrr
I used MAC glue on the bottle. I haven't done a bowling ball yet. If I were to do one, I would probably use thinset for an adhesive.
Oh, good. So it wasn't just me! It's been too cold to do much work in my shop, and rainy. I'm really getting tired of the rain. I did manage to finish a mushroom and start another:
Also, I do most of my GardenWeb browsing at work during my lunch, but for a while they started blocking Photobucket pictures. Grrrr. You definitely lose a lot not being able to view photos on this thread. But they have released the ban (maybe too many people complained). So I'm looking forward to catching up on everyone's projects!
BTW, I'm thinking about taking a class in darjit at my local JC. Anyone heard of darjit? From the description, it seems to be pretty much cement sculptures using armature (a technique I haven't tried yet), but with a mixture that isn't quite cement. I'm thinking it might be fun to try armature with an instructor around, instead of going it alone, like I usually do.
Here is a link that might be useful: my blog
Hey, LORI: Glad to see you again. Your mushrooms deserve a thread of their own. They're beautiful. You gardens are wonderful. Have heard of darjit, but haven't a clue about it. Be sure to show and tell when you learn the technique. I'm hooked on the diamond lath/mortar technique, but w/love to learn another method of armature making.
Here's a link to my latest project, a wall hanging called "Passion." What do you think about the black and brown tile border? Does it conflict with the piece or enhance it? I'm leaning toward using these tiles.
Here is a link that might be useful: silva's blog - latest project
Thanks for your comments. I will go with the dark border! I wish there was a tiny bit more room so there would be a space between the tiles. But there's not, so I'm just going to bump them together. I still plan on grouting everything; there just won't be any space for the grout to show between the tiles. I'm also grouting the center; I know smalti is usually not grouted but I like it grouted. Will post again after I'm done.
BEAUTIFUL project, SILVA. You're probably half finished by the time I get around to a response, but have you considered cutting one color in the border in half to give room for a break in the two together. Whether or not, it's still a very beautiful border. I love the whole thing. The red smalti is gorgeous, and I love the other tess you've added. REALLY a spectacular piece.

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Bozo Sapiens: Why to Err is Human
by Michael Kaplan, Ellen Kaplan
No current Talk conversations about this book.
Such a good book - but it could have been much better.
The book considers the intersection of perception, evolution, social organisation and humanity. There is some of the stuff here from Daniel Kahneman and Jonathon Haidt that I previously read along with much more. I found the information from primate experiments on cooperation to be particularly interesting.
But, for once, I found the book too short. It has been edited down to pare away the explanations and commentary that help the reader grasp the significance of the issues being put forward. At times I found it was only my prior understanding of the content that allowed me to take in some of the material.
Apart from that quibble I enjoyed the lively style and the witty asides that you either got or not.
Read Jan 2015
I received this book for free via the Goodreads First Reads program.
Bozo Sapiens was surprisingly dense, but don't let that discourage you! I found it both interesting and engaging. The authors included so many fascinating studies of human behavior and brain function. Our brain is "wired" in such a way that errors are inevitable. So don't beat yourself up so much when you make a mistake or two. It's natural! Two things I found especially interesting were bonnet syndrome and sine-wave speech (I was so intrigued that I had to google it and test it out on myself-very cool!)
Michael and Ellen Kaplan gave me much food for thought but the chapter "Fresh Off the Pleistocene Bus" cost them a star. The main focus of this section was on evolutionary psychology and attempts to explain why our brains have developed they way they have and how this has been advantageous to our species as a whole. While not boring, there were some things that bothered me. Not all human beings are motivated by the urge to procreate. It also bothered me that they completely ignored those people who choose partners, for life or otherwise, that are of the same sex. Can't ignore homosexuality out of convenience! There is no excuse for this. Homosexuality is not new or even exclusive to human beings. It would have been interesting to see how these types of social relationships were explained as a natural part of our evolutionary development.
Wonderful, wonderful title (in a recent interview I was asked if I'd ever buy a book on the basis of title alone, and I said no, of course not, but I'd forgotten about this one); a shame about the actual book, really. What the Kaplans set out to do is explain the science behind why, individually and as a species, we're capable of such godawful stupidity: in the largest and wealthiest democracy in the world, there are people who in a few weeks' time will vote for someone who thinks scientists are transplanting human brains into mice. No one could more overwhelmingly subscribe to the worthwhileness of their aim; my difficulty was that very often I couldn't follow the Kaplans' arguments. Obviously I suspected (a) this might be my own failing, because I'm stupid, (b) the problem might be that the subject matter is too complex for me, (c) both. But then I recalled how I'd been able to wade through popularizations of far more complex scientific matters -- yer quantum, like -- and came to the conclusion the fault was perhaps not entirely mine. My guess is that people steeped in psychology may not have this problem.
I won this book on a Goodreads giveaway (thank you Goodreads!). This book was interesting but could have been put together better. In certain parts of the book, especially the first couple of chapters, the authors seemed to jump around quite a bit. They covered a lot of ground but it had some flow issues.
On the plus side, I did learn several interesting facts about how the brain works and how humans interact with each other. The authors did a very good job with giving examples and boiling down the huge amount of studies into something very readable. Well written and, once you get past the choppy first section, a very interesting read. These authors have written another book about probability that I am going to check out.
This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers.This work is full of fascinating little tidbits from a great expanse of information related to the many types of errors that humans commonly make--judgment, memory, biases, and so on. The Kaplans are clearly nothing if not intelligent and chock-full of insight on this topic. Their book overlaps into so many areas of human experience that it is a great starting point for many good discussions. That said, attempting to cover, at least in representative pockets, the gamut of common human errors is perhaps this work's greatest flaw. Frankly, it's an overly ambitious goal, and while hte authors admit to not being exhaustive, there is enough material in the book that it perhaps would have to double in size or take on a few more volumes for a few components of the discussion to be thorough enough to warrant teasing the reader with in the first place. A couple of other books are made on topics that seem to be covered in a quick glance (for instance, The Tipping Point, Freakonomics, Black Swan, The Drunkard's Walk, Predictably Irrational, and so-on, along with a healthy troupe of other pop-economics/psychology/science/philosophy/ethics/business books). The problem becomes that a few topics are given inadequate grounding or have to be explained in half sentence without much analysis. There were even a handful of topics which seemed to be alluded to only as a slight joke or through the use of some unexplained key term. While I was keen enough to pick up on a number of these, I do wonder how many explanations would have been better filled-out if I had recognized the clandestine shibboleth thrown into a sentence. On the plus side, these kinds of clues are a bit of fun and speak to the authors' acuity and respect for the reader's keenness as well, but on the negative side hints like these often only fully explain things to readers who already comprehend them. More troublesome, though, was the book's organization issues. Again perhaps largely because of the ridiculous scope of the topic, it strikes me that effective and coherent organization of a work like this could be very difficult, and I think the final product of Bozo Sapiens verifies this to a fair degree. Especially near the beginning, there appears to be little logic to the system of organization. The book is divided into chapters and little subsections that perhaps bear some loose categorical resemblance to the main chapter (the middle of the work is a bit more coherent in this regard), but really I found it as easy to read a few of these subsections at random--as if they were little news blurbs--as I found it to read the book through. True, these little subsections are interesting and insightful in their own regard and generally speaking independent of each other, making them quite useful. However, their independence from each other contributes to a disorienting sense while reading the book through from beginning to end.
To make a long review short: the information is primarily valuable for being insightful, and potentially problematic for being not discussed thoroughly enough (due to the ambitious scope), and the organization could use a fine-tuning still. Still, a worthwhile read for the insight it provides if one approaches it more like a potpourri of knowledge about error rather than a book making a point or to be studied as a text (or a guide/handbook as the authors seem to want to make it).
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While I was always aware of St Blaise and had my throat blessed each February on his Feast Day. I never recognised that he was also the patron saint of Dubrovnik - Saint Vlahu.
This is a beautiful Church which was built at the beginning of the 18th Century to replace the Church that was destroyed by an earthquake.
I enjoyed the time I spent sitting in the Church in silent prayer. Indeed I felt very much at peace with myself during that time..
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What is your budget for cell phone, cable Internet and dish?
Just wondering what are your monthly budget on cell phone, dish network and cable internet?
It has been a while that I have been trying to reduce/cut/combine these expenses, but to this date it is still unsuccessful.
Ours costs are as follows:
Cell phone: Verizon 1,400 min/month -- 100
Dish Network -- 85
Cable Internet -- 56
total 241
Is $241 seem high to you? We are stuck with Dish Network and Cable Internet due to the different companies/contracts. DH has to have cable internet. DS has to have cell phone. I like my DVR with Dish Network but I can cut it off when the contract expires.
I know that we could combine cable and internet for $80/month if we were with a cable company. Unfortunately, we signed 18 monthes contract with Dish Network and they do not have internet service.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
$17 = Telephone landline (unless I make a "local" long distance call)
$9 to $10 = "base" MCI long distance charges on landline (unless I make a call)
$37 to $38 = cell phone. 250 mins monthly for regional calling area during "prime time" and unlimited on weekends (whatever exactly "unlimited" means)
*$23.50 = Internet dial-up. (*Actually, it's only $3.50 for an optional accelerator add-on. I get the basic service free being as I work for the ISP.)
$0 = television. I never have time to watch anything so I canceled it.
approx $68.50 month total. Or $88.50 if I paid for the Internet dial-up.
If you don't need that expensive cell plan, cut back on it. You don't mention landline charges, do you not have one? Do you really need cable/broadband Internet? Consider how much TV you actually watch, and cut back on the channel package.
If you look at your Verizon bill for the past 4-6 months, do you even come close to the 1400 minutes a month you have on your plan? If not, see if you can downgrade. Would it make more sense to drop some members of the family to a pre-paid wireless phone? If DS "has to have" a phone but doesn't use it much, something like Verizon's inPhone or -- better -- Tracfone likely is a much better deal than adding another line to your existing plan.
As for Dish and cable, how much would it cost to terminate your Dish Network contract early? Even if your cable bill goes up by $25/month for combined TV and cable, you'd be getting rid of an $85/month bill -- that's a $60 difference. Over a year, you'd save more than $700. So how much does it cost to terminate Dish?
I suppose a lot of it is what you want. The prices you quote don't seem out of line to me for what you're getting. The question is whether you "need" it all or whether you'd rather save the money by doing without some things.
Cable and internet: $104
Cell Phone (300 minutes and free N & W-which is way more than I need): $40
Land line: $31
I'd have to find a way to eliminate one of the TV bills--can't see paying twice for that sort of thing, but that's just me. And we keep our cell phone use at a minimum--just really have it for emergencies.
2 Sprint cell phones (800 shared minutes ) + internet on them $85
cable internet connection $45
netflix 8 movies at a time $52
( no cable tv we just watch the movies we rent )
total $182 so it 's a bit less for us
I find every time we get new cell phones and renew our contract the price goes down. The internet and netflix have not changed much lately.
$50 for 2 cell phones
$65 for Direct TV w/Tivo (gotta have tivo)
$18 for landline (beginning to wonder what for - use internet for most communications)
$17 Verizon DSL,,,
$8.50 for dial-up (because verizon sucks)
If it were up to me, I'd eliminate the cell phones. Some gas stations still have pay-phones, lots cheaper than a cell phone for as often as I use it.
Cable(non digital) and hi speed internet: 98
Cell phones (2) 68
Land line 24
Total is 190.
It seems like too much money to me when I realize it is often more than the monthly electricity/gas combined. *That* we need.
There is a giant 10 foot satellite dish sitting out there in the yard circa 1988 that came with the house. Still works. Sometimes I wonder about going that route instead....dang, it is ugly. But then, it is ugly whether I use it or not!
there was a post on one one of the other forums where someone had one of the big dishes blow into their yard during a storm.
they turned it upsdie down on posts and made a charming gazebo
with flowering vines.
cable,internet & dvr aprox $130.
cell phone $78 this is for the family plan 600 mins we added my MIL but she pays her $10 per month fee for the aditional line
landline $46
$8 - for basic cable (clear picture for 4 main networks + PBS) Time Warner
$27 - land line phone AT&T
$27 - DSL computer access AT&T
$60 - cell phone family plan (2 phones/numbers) Cingular
112 total
might bundle through AT&T...hate to change: headache, but could save
$95.56 for broadband internet and expanded basic cable
$20.00 for land line phone
$10.00 for cell phone because I am on my daughter's plan
This seems like a lot of money to me, but there is no way I would go back to dial-up and we watch more cable shows than network shows. I have been tempted to go up one more notch on the TV, but haven't done it. I would really like to have BBC and Turner classic movies. I get my movies from the library and that has worked out very nicely. I am an internet junkie so if I had to cut because of financial problems, I would first get rid of cable TV altogether and go back to the antenna in the attic. It pulls in the basic network shows plus PBS.
$70 - Two cells, Verizon, 500 minutes. But calls to other Verizon customers don't tax the minutes (i.e., to each other, and several of our relatives). We polled the relatives before deciding on a service provider.
$121 - Cable, full, with HD tier/box and HBO; cable internet.
Having moved recently we waited to get cable or satellite. After about a month, we stopped missing the 100 plus channels and found other things to do so we never got it at all.
Off air HD antenna, roof mount, misc cable $75 - no monthly fees for 14 free HD channels.
Work supplies cell phone for me, my wife got same carrier so we can talk free anytime between phones. Monthly cell $45
No land line. Most calls are for my wife anyhow so she gives out her cell as our main number. $0 monthly fees
Found neighbor willing to split cost of high speed Internet via wireless. Had to buy a better antenna for wireless card $45. $15 a month for high speed from neighbor. If I could find someone with an open wireless access point, it would be $0.
$60 a month for cell and Internet.
If I could find someone with an open wireless access point, it would be $0.
Until you got caught.
I truly believe that anyone foolish enough to leave their wireless network open to all comers deserves what they get. But our elected representatives apparently feel differently.
$60-$70/month for Verizon DSL and land line.
$40/month (approximately) for two prepaid cell phones (no set monthly fee). I hardly use mine at all; DH uses his quite a bit.
$10/month (approximately) for MCI long distance
No cable -- we don't watch TV
prepaid cellphone: $8/ month
landline $10/month
long distance $5/month
cable internet $45/month
= 68 bucks a month
ugh, I thought I was doing pretty nicely until I added it up.
One way I just started saving money was changing my land line service to charge per call.
it is 12 dollars (=22 bucks a month after taxes) for unlimited calling
For metered calling it is 6 bucks a month (10 after taxes) plus 8 cents a call. So I would have to make almost 100 calls a month to = the cost of the unlimited calling charge.
WHO in the world makes that many calls a month??? especially since most people have cellphones now a days. I end up saving about 10 dollars a month, that isn't alot, but it helps. I am only charged for calls I make, not incoming calls.
minigreenhouse, get him a pay as you go phone and tell your son if he NEEDS a cell phone, he has to buy the time and you stick to it. Kids for generations were raised without cell phones and lived.
Kids are so nuts now days. My Grandson is only 7 years old, his friends in 1st grade have cell phones. I really wonder about the parents.
Thank you all for the reply. After reading all the messages, I called the Mediacom and changed the internet service from high speed internet to 256K and saved $20 a month. The 256K is working out ok so far.
I also saved another $20 on Dish Network, I changed the Dish programming from top120 to top60. Moreover, I cancelled my son's HD programming because he is away in a college and only comes home on some weekend.
We have two DVRs without a land line which cost us $31.96 a month. We could not cancel these services for another 10 monthes. I did not know Dish Network charges $5 each for the DVR if there is no phone line. $5 for the receiver and $5.98 for DVR.
I have talked to Dish Network and told them it does not make any sense to have to pay for the received, DVR and phone line for one TV. Let me know if you have any suggestions.
I am still working on the cell phone. $100 a month looks high to me. With Verizonwireless, our next option is 700 miniutes and I am not sure it will work for my son. I have told him cell phone is for emergency not chatting. He should use his dorm phone for chatting. In addition, most of his friends have Singula; therefore, it really adds up on his cell phone time. I am still wondering whether or not to switch to Singula.
We do not have a land line. I just talked to Verizon, the lowest rate - Pay Per Call is $23. I would love to have $10 a month service in our area.
Thanks again for all of your input.
Isn't verizon a cell phone company? I wasn't aware that they did local land line calling.
My service for 10 dollars isn't a BroadBand service it is the normal telephone service for the county. (we only have one to choose from).
I just wanted to clarify that, in case I confused you.
I am still working on the cell phone. $100 a month looks high to me. With Verizonwireless, our next option is 700 miniutes and I am not sure it will work for my son. I have told him cell phone is for emergency not chatting. He should use his dorm phone for chatting.
He (she) who pays the piper calls the tune. If you are paying for your son's cell phone, you govern how much he can talk on it -- especially since he has an option with the dorm phone. I cannot imagine that your son has 700 minutes of "emergencies" every month. That's almost 12 hours on the phone. Every month!
IMHO, it's time to cut Sonny loose. Tell him you're dropping down to a plan with fewer minutes and he'll either have to 1) use the dorm phone; 2) talk faster; or 3) talk less. Then do it. If Sonny feels that strongly about having a cell phone to while away his days, he can pay for his own (with Verizon or anyone else); I can pretty well guarantee that will chop the chatting down to a bare minimum.
In addition, most of his friends have Singula; therefore, it really adds up on his cell phone time. I am still wondering whether or not to switch to Singula.
I would not do that for him (see previous paragraph). Besides, depending on where you are in your Verizon contract, you may owe a termination charge of up to $175. If Sonny gets his own phone, he has an incentive to go with Cingular. But I certainly wouldn't change something that obviously is working for you (cost of minutes aside).
I am very sloppy about finances. I got everything separately,with different providers. One land line phone company, four cell phones, all on one plan. My computer e-mail provider is ATT but I also have a DSL line from cable TV, and we had cable but cancelled it and have satellite instead. I hate to admit how much I spend on all this. I tried to combine my home phone and computer email bill but wasn't allowed because they're under different names, my maiden and my husbands surname. Now isn't that silly?
I tried to combine my home phone and computer email bill but wasn't allowed because they're under different names, my maiden and my husbands surname. Now isn't that silly?
Yes, it is. Seems to me you should be able to talk with some human being and explain the problem. Unless the problem really is that, despite the name, the home-phone company and AT&T Internet are truly different companies. But a competent CSR should be able to explain that, too. I'd call them again and ask.
wife's cell- $75.00 UNLIMITED LOCAL AND LD
Directv- ~$125.00 we have all the channels, 2 tivos, and 2 regular RX
Internet- FREE. we are an agent for a local ISP so i get free dial up. No high speed avail where we live.
$200.00 a month, IF we do not order any pay per views.
My cell is furnished by work, or it would be the same amount as my wife's.
wow--cable and internet for $80/month?? How I wish I had your cable company. For us it's $95/month, and that's w/ crummy basic cable. I got fed up w/ the digital cable ($117/mo) in part because we didn't get all the services (our cable isn't really digital; it's an analog cable w/ digital signal, so it doesn't all 'fit') and cancelled it.
I'm waiting w/ increasing impatience for Comcast to take over adelphia. If it doesn't improve then, i'm off to Dish.
Cell phone--$0/month. I recently got a prepaid phone, but since I live in a dead zone don't use it much. I expect to use it when I travel.
It seems that everything is more expensive in my area. I used to pay $55.00 for DirecTV, no premium channels. I don't have a cell.....my land-line phone was $50.00 w/caller ID and 200 Min. Long distance. I had dial-up for $21.95 mo. I tried the cheaper ones and they were dreadful! I now have a combo package which includes Digital Cable + Stars & Encore premium channels and Tivo for 2 TV's, High-speed internet (will never go back to dial-up), and phone service still with caller-ID and unlimited long distance, and I now pay $118.00 mo. Not a great savings, to be sure, but with more options. I think it is a rip-off, the prices these companies get, especially for phone service, and scryn......I have never had phone service as inexpensive as yours, even when it was bare-bones. That must be awesome!! :>)
I'm amazed at some of those land line phone prices. I'm going to have to call my phone company and see if there's anything cheaper, though I think I already did that at one point.
$35 Land line phone (no long distance)
$5 Pay per minute cell phone
$50 regular cable - no extras - Argh!
$13 Tivo Service
$23 Earthlink Dial Up
$126 total Argh!
I'm amazed at the land-line prices, too, time to do some research
$55 landline (set price, and we make lots of calls to other states)
$15 for two prepaid cell phones (approx)
$18 for internet (dial-up, yuk)
$17 for Netflix (cancelled cable when it hit $45 a month)
$105 a month. Ouch, didn't realize it was that high.
3 Verizon Cell Phones $95/month (stepdaughter does pay for her own and gives $20 towards bill each month)
Blockbuster $17/month
Landline phone $20/month
Internet and cable (no premium channels) $95/month
So that puts me around $227 month total... Wow.. way too much..
$63 for phone, $120 for cable and high-speed internet. My company pays for my cell phone, but it would be over $100 per month (I have email and internet on it). DH's cell phone is about $75.
I actually just switched the phone service today. I just had local with Verizon and needed long distance so I did a Freedom plan. I learned something I am not too happy about. I have to pay $63 for a plan (in Maine), that in Mass. used to cost me less than $40. For the SAME PLAN, from the same company! Even the same sales person. Unbelievable.


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Purchased it to get CA carpool sticker before they disappear. I have been very pleased so far. With 4 tanks of gas, I seem to get around 45MPG overall. The dash calculated values are a bit lower than when I do the miles divided by gallons purchased calculation. If you keep under 70 mph, you seem to get closer to 50 mpg. If you go closer to 85 mpg, it goes down into the low 40's. Stop and start commute traffic gets you in the highto mid 40's. Nothing I do results in the mileage leaving the low 40's. The radio sounds great with my Ipod. I'm not thrilled by the tranny but it seems to get the job done in terms of mpg. Acceleration seems fine as long as you don't stomp on it. Overall, I'm pleased!!!
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In its price range, the Si stands out. Stock, it's on par with the GTI, Cobalt, supercharged tC, and RSX Type-S. Yet the GTI and supercharged tC are limited as tuner cars and are more expensive for the setup and don't handle as well. The Si even compensates for low toque with its high rev short throw setup. It's interiors and Honda's build quality beat out the Cobalt and RSX (how it beats the "higher class" version of the same company is a mystery to me), and the GTI's exterior is a matter of personal taste. Whether its stock or tuned, the Si packs a punch behind the wheel and outdoes its competitors. It even has bonuses like a 300w audio system, moon roof, and a sleek racy design.
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The car feels well built.This model is built in japan, better quality control and fit and finish i feel. driving is very different, than my 2001 civic i traded in. U do have to learn to drive with a gentle foot on the gas. its almost a glide and coast approach, looking ahead at lights and traffic to let off gas as much as possible.This seams to give best fuel economy. With engine shutoff at every stop, car does take 2seconds to respond and go. Seats are supportive but seam too narrow for me and center console takes up leg room for stretching. Gauges are nice and easy to read but if your short u will see them reflect on upper windshield glass. Too much road noise, quiet tires might help.
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2007 Honda Civic Si 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 6M)
What a fantastic car! Other cars I was considering were the, SI coupe, Eclipse, GTI, and Cobalt SS. Dollar for dollar nothing else in the market offers the same good looks, features and performance as this car. I drove all of them and came back to this one. Personally I think the sedan looks even better than the SI coupe. I have a 7 month old daughter and have car seats in my future for the next 8 years so that made the choice even easier. Simply one of the best values that can be had for around $21K. Owned the car for only two days so long term I cannot comment, but so far, its been great!
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2007 Honda Civic LX 4dr Sedan (1.8L 4cyl 5A)
I agree the headrests are painfully forward (but I guess that's to help in a crash. May try the Accord headrest swap, thanks!) Road noise on certain surfaces, otherwise nicely quiet. Getting 28 mpg on my 60/40% city/hwy commute. Good handling (0.81g!) on Eagle RS-A tires. I like the surprisingly quick steering ratio for an econo-sedan. The digital gauges do work well - you can keep your eyes on the road ahead while checking speed/temp/gas. Accelerates quickly enough, esp. considering the fuel economy. Headlights work well with wide even light pattern and flat European cutoff.
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this car is great! it is the best civic yet and #3 for me. I was looking for a 4 door safe car for my family and me yet I wanted something fun to drive . I started looking at a number of cars A4, mazdaspeed6, legacy GT,and camry SE v6, the a4 was overpriced with little power. mazda6 was pretty much a ford and resale was bad but was fun to drive.I wanted the legacy GT it was fun to drive the fastest family car under 30k but the back seats are tight and the shifter is clunky with a terrible jerk into 2nd gear. (with a manual) handling was not all that good either and the resale is not all that good. than I found the civic si 4dr. it was smaller then what I wanted but in contrast it was not a bad
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2007 Honda Civic EX 4dr Sedan w/Navigation System (1.8L 4cyl 5M)
The most important part of the vehicle if the mileage. The 38 mph for highway is important. Sedan, air conditioning, all extras. I would want a vehicle with a color which resists dirt and grime.
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After having researched and reading reviews on the new Civic Si, I finally made the purchase. From the moment I took it off the lot, I had a beaming grin. This car loves to be driven. I couldn't wait to pass the 500 mile mark to really see what it was made out of. Honda really keeps the driver in mind when they made this car, from the adjustable leather steering wheel, short shifter, seat ergonomics, headrests, and high quality plastics and interior. I was also considering getting the mustang GT, Infiniti G35, and nissan 350Z, obviously sheer torque and horsepower surpass the Si, but as far as performance, reliability, and the joy of driving, the Si is hard to beat
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2007 Honda Civic EX 4dr Sedan (1.8L 4cyl 5A)
I bought my Honda 4 weeks ago. It is such a joy to drive it. I like the details featured inside. My daughter is very comfortable at the back seat. She can use the cup holders, and the pockets inside the doors, for keeping her small items in. I don't worry about her safety. We love our car.
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2007 Honda Civic LX 2dr Coupe (1.8L 4cyl 5A)
This is a superb car! It's very powerful for that comparatively small engine. Both the interior and exterior are attractive. Buttons/controls are well placed. The interiors are very spacious and so is the boot....I didn't expect the boot to be so big considering that its a coupe. Honda has done a great job in making a compact yet spacious car. Overall this car drives very smoothly and gives good mileage too! I'm happy with my experiences. A smart, powerful, economical car is how I will summarize it. Go for it!
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Perfectionism goes on denying all that is human. Perfectionism is a kind of inhuman ideal. You cannot think of Buddha crying, you cannot visualize tears coming to Buddha's eyes.
It happened that a great Zen master died, and his disciple - the chief disciple - started crying. Thousands of people had gathered. They had all believed that this disciple had attained to enlightenment - and now he was crying. So a few of them told him, "This doesn't look good. It goes against your prestige. People think that you have become enlightened, and you are crying! What will they think about you?"
The disciple said, "I can drop being enlightened, but I cannot be untrue."
They said, "But you have been telling us that the soul never dies. So if your master is still there, why are you crying?"
The disciple said, "I am not crying for the soul - the soul is eternal - but I am crying for his body. His body was so beautiful, and it will never be again. Can't I even cry for it? I will never see my master's body again!"
Now the traditional Buddhist will not accept this - that an enlightened person can cry. These are the perfectionist ideals; you have to take away all that is human - then what is left behind is just a marble statue.
I teach totality. If you are crying, then be total in it, then let your whole heart cry. Then don't be so-so, don't be lukewarm, just go into it. In that moment let crying be your total being. Let tears come from every pore of your being. If you are angry, then be totally angry - as Jesus was angry in the temple. Whatsoever happens, be total in it!
And now I would like to say something very paradoxical: if you can be totally in anger, by and by it disappears. If you can be totally in anything, there comes a great transformation; the whole energy changes because you start understanding what anger is. It is not that you drop it by conscious effort, deliberately, but simply because of understanding it is no longer relevant. Or, if sometimes it is needed there is no hindrance either; you can be angry. I love Jesus because he could be angry. He was so human. Buddha looks inhuman - at least the way he is depicted is inhuman. Mahavira is utterly inhuman - at least the way he is described in the Jaina scriptures. That's how he looks.as if he has no heart.
But that is the goal of the perfectionist. Jesus is more human. Many times Jesus goes on saying in the Bible "I am the son of man." Sometimes he says "I am the son of God" and sometimes "I am the son of man." He says both things. He is saying, "I am both - as perfect as God and as imperfect as man. As high as God and as low as man - I am a bridge between these two."


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Cáceres Classical Theatre Festival
Praktisk informasjon
- Når:
- Ubekreftet 2015
- Hvor:
- Gran Teatro de Cáceres
- Region:
- Extremadura
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- Cáceres
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- Festival
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The Cáceres Classical Theatre Festival has been held in this Extremaduran city since 1990.
This event aims to showcase quality products and performances of the best classical texts with prestigious companies on the contemporary dramatic scene, and highlight the conjunction between Golden Age theatre, music and dance. Texts by Lope de Vega, Calderón, Shakespeare are brought to life, as well as the works of other playwrights from the 16th century down to the present day. There is also a series of parallel activities, including workshops, exhibitions and small free shows which have become an essential part of this festival.
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- Dato:
- Ubekreftet 2015
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- Calle San Antón s/n
10003. Cáceres (Extremadura)
Tlf. +34 927010884
Faks +34 927010887
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The simple geometry of Four Villas, a prototype housing development for the Dutch town of Ypenburg, belies the project's rich social, historical and environmental content. Designed by the Rotterdam firm MVRDV, the villas are part of a nationwide effort to rethink the traditional relationship between the Netherlands and the sea. They are also a social experiment that attempts a new integration of public and private space.
Students of early Soviet utopian architecture will recognize the villas as descendants of the Cloud Pressers proposed by Constructivist architects in the 1920's. Low-rise, horizontal skyscrapers, if that is imaginable, the Cloud Pressers used technology's conquest of gravity to signify the revolution's victory over oppression. It is peculiar to see these Communist forms recycled as seaside villas. But the design introduces a socialist element by using the ground plane for public recreation. This is a novel variation on Le Corbusier's vision of towers in a park. He is recalled, too, in the design of the rooftop as usable space.
The villas are two-storied. The lower level, sandwiched between concrete slabs, contains four shoe-box-shaped apartments, with glass walls and flexible living arrangements. Each apartment has a private patio on the level above. The concrete columns supporting the units contain an elevator and service core.
The villas are built on marshland. A network of wooden decks above the high-water line has been conceived as an urban park. To American eyes this configuration may suggest glaring discrepancies in social hierarchy: privileged people above, hoi polloi below. One must bear in mind, however, that in the Netherlands any usable space is a luxury. This two-tiered approach is simply a compressed version of the conventional arrangement at American beach resorts, where private cottages look out over public beaches.
Blackfriars Bridge Station in London, designed by Alsop Architects, turns transitional space into place. A high-tech design featuring an undulating aluminum roof, the project recycles a redundant Thames railway bridge as the support structure for a new station. This is great architecture, in the British tradition of inspired engineering. It also points up the shallowness of American efforts to create a sense of place with appeals to comfort and reassurance. Cities are layerings of techniques, most of them obsolete. Sense of place emanates from the incongruity of the layers. The new station is essentially a parabuilding, built atop brick piers of period style. Style itself is a technique, a way of differentiating time.
Maximum Wow Factor is attained with Diller & Scofidio's Blur Building, the much-anticipated theme building for the Swiss Expo to be held next year in Yverson-les-Bains. Much has been written in recent years about the ''Bilbao effect,'' the increasing frequency with which cities, especially in Europe, are calling on architects to revitalize local cultures and economies. The Blur Building is both a critical reflection on this phenomenon and a strong illustration of it.
It is a building about becoming a building, about imminence and immanence, an architecture of coming attractions that never arrive. Approached by pier from the shoreline, the Blur hovers over Lake Neuchatel, manufactured from its water. It consists of a cloud of mist formed by 12,500 spray nozzles mounted on an immense tensegrity structure of steel cables and rods. Four columns planted in the lake bed support the structure. Computers modify the spray's strength according to wind conditions. At night the blur becomes a screen for projected images.
Visitors will don plastic raincoats called Brain Coats: they have been customized with sensors and transmitters that respond to information coded according to questionnaires. If you meet your match in the fog, the coats will blush pink or red. Not a match? They turn bilious green. Then the two (or more) of you can repair to the Water Bar, a cocktail lounge where you can obtain glacier or bottled spring water mixed with tap water from cities around the globe. How's that for breaking the ice?
The point of this show is that architecture -- the individual building -- has an important role to play in the planning of larger urban projects. In New York we are accustomed to thinking of ''the emerald necklace'' of conventional parks, with trees and lawns, as most or even the only desirable option for waterfront use. There are other ways to bring people into relationship to the natural environment. The emerald necklace is attractive, but it perpetuates the use of nature as a scenic device. There are other kinds of scenery.
It's said to be bad luck to toast with water, so I will offer just a bow to the Van Alen Institute. Not just for producing this refreshing show, but for a record of dedication to architecture that is unparalleled in our city.
Named for William Van Alen, architect of the Chrysler Building, it is a small operation on the sixth floor of a Chelsea loft building. The organization's limited financing and gallery space do not permit blast-out panoramic survey shows like those presented at the Museum of Modern Art, the Cooper-Hewitt or the Canadian Center for Architecture in Montreal. Nonetheless, under the direction of Ray Gastil since 1995, Van Alen has become the nation's premier showcase for architecture in the public sphere.
At a time of shriveling support for investment in urban infrastructure and other public works, Van Alen has kept the faith. In more enlightened times, the talent and ideas displayed here would be seized upon by the Economic Development Corporation, the Department of City Planning, the Port Authority, the Empire State Development Corporation and other agencies with political clout. Van Alen is now poised to take a more active role in building public consensus for the values it represents.
Photos: The Lake Whitney Water Treatment Plant in Hamden, Conn., by Steven Holl and Michael Van Valkenburgh, a place to contemplate nature. (Steven Holl Architects); The port terminal being built in Yokohama, Japan, designed by Farshid Moussavi and Alejandro Zaero-Polo. (Foreign Office Architects)(pg. E36); Cloud of mist: Two images of the Blur Building, designed by Diller & Scofidio for next year's Swiss Expo. (Photographs from Diller & Scofidio)(pg. E33)


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Australia's last known massacre of Indigenous people is the subject of filmmaker David Batty's latest film Coniston.
"It's a big story," says Batty.
"It's a story that looms large in peoples minds still to this day."
Melbourne-based Batty co-produced the one hour documentary with Yuendumu's PAW media.
"I actually responded to a request from the Yuendumu community, and particularly from Francis Jupurrurla Kelly who I co-directed the film with," says Batty.
"They'd been wanting to tell this story to a broader audience for a very long time."
While official numbers vary, Indigenous people say up to 170 people died during the Coniston massacre, sparked by the murder of a dingo trapper by a Walpiri tribesman known as 'Bullfrog'.
Police and pastoralists mounted revenge expeditions which resulted in the indiscriminate killing of members of the Warlpiri, Anmatyerre, Allyware, Warramunga and Kaytetye tribal groups.
"After the massacre [Prime Minister, Stanley Bruce] called for an enquiry and...there was not one Aboriginal person that was called," says Batty.
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The three year project was shot in and around Yuendumu with the cast and crew sometimes working in 43 degree heat.
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You are so funny, Terry! It was 'S'ummering in Ontario the other day. I'm dressing up as a polar bear for Halloween, or a fluffy ghost. :)
Oh dear.... yes, I saw the same thing too! I was not happy when I saw the weather forecast that there will be "S"xxx descending upon us next Tuesday either!!! YIKES!!!
I am hoping to get the new fence stained, the front door re-stained, and the deck steps painted by then. Oh, and I want to seal the driveway too.... now I really must have all of that done before Tuesday before the "S"xxx hits Calgary!!! Sigh...
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Two months after Ryan Gosling and Blake Lively were spied together at Disneyland, rumors of a romance between the easy-on-the-eyes pair are heating up.
"They've been out a few times and are definitely into each other, but I don't think it's super serious or anything right now," a buddy of the "Blue Valentine" actor tells E! Online. "Yeah, they're casually dating, but I could see it becoming more."
Ryan, 30, and Blake, 23, sure looked into each other as they cozied up at a post-premiere bash for his critically acclaimed (and now R-rated) drama in New York on Tuesday night.
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According to People mag, the fair-haired honeys were "almost inseparable," sitting thisclose and chatting.
And when Gosling attempted to get up, the leggy "Gossip Girl" starlet, who split from co-star Penn Badgley shortly after her trip to the Happiest Place on Earth, "yanked him back" in order to continue their tête-à-tête.
"They weren't obviously all over each other, but it seemed like they were together," a source adds to E!. "There were times when they would be sitting down and he would kind of lay his hand on her knee. They were smiling, laughing. They looked happy!"
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"This is like a scene out of 'Gossip Girl,'" a spy tattled to WWD. "Chace Crawford is by the bar with Michelle Trachtenberg, they're both ignoring Blake Lively, and she's now getting handsy with Ryan Gosling in a booth."
The official word from the actor, whose exes include Sandra Bullock (are we the only ones hoping for a reunion?) and his "Notebook" leading lady, Rachel McAdams?
"She's an incredible actress; she's a good friend," he enthused to People on Thursday, before adding of Hollywood romances, "You're not allowed to have friends in this business."
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1)what is exactly device tree and device VENDER means.
i mean device vender are those files which we get after this command "./extract-files.sh". than why are their are many vender for different rom(aosp,cm.......).won't the orignal will work
2)do anyone know a guide than can teach me how to make device tree