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The Saint Jude Retreats, a non 12 step substance use program, will have Monica Richardson, as a guest on the Saint Jude Retreats Radio Show. Amsterdam, New York
Cycles of Change to hold sobriety workshop featuring leading recovery specialists will be held in mid-November.
Spiritual River, a recognized resource in the treatment and addiction help field, releases an infographic illustrating key facts of addiction and alcoholism. Delray
Studies and testimonials have shown that 12-step mutual-help organizations such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) can play an important role in addiction recovery among young adults with substance use disorders (SUDs).
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Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown in the fourth in a series of conversations on the issues at stake for America's cities in Campaign 08.
" The federal government talks a good game about homeland security. And yet cities, like Los Angeles, are constantly struggling to get the resources we need to provide that security. "
Stop corporate robots from taking over the Web. Freespeech.org explains how relentless marketing and data-mining puts your privacy in peril.
Predatory lending is the biggest economic crisis since 1929, especially for the black and brown people caught in its grip.
Democratic candidates need to make the war a campaign issue, and hammer away at the staggering economic and human costs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In this cut from Blue Man/Red State,a documentary on Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson, Juneau peace activists give Nation Editor Katrina vanden Heuvel a warm welcome and a helping hand.
A presidential candidate's acceptance speech traditionally serves as their introduction to the country, and Mitt didn't make a very good impression.
The Republican National Convention in Tampa will give the Democrats plenty to respond to in Charlotte next week.
When the rising Latino star of the GOP introduces Mitt Romney tonight, he will be reaching out to a demographic with which his party is faring increasingly poor. But will it work?
As Nikki Haley proved with her applause line about her state's voter identification law, the specter of voting fraud is as alive as ever in the Republican party.
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A row has broken out between the United States and Europe over the F-word a senior State Department official used to denounce the European Union's indecisive stand on the crisis in Ukraine.
In a leaked phone conversation U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland told the U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine that the European Union's position should be ignored as Washington works to get the United Nations help bring the opposition to power in Ukraine.
"That would be great, I think, to help glue this thing [have a U.N. envoy come to Kiev] and have the U.N. glue it and you know, f*** the EU," the top U.S. diplomat for Europe told U.S. Ambassador Geoff Pyatt.
A four-minute video, titled "Maidan puppets," was uploaded to YouTube by an anonymous user.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed outrage over the U.S. diplomat's disparaging remark.
"The chancellor considers this statement absolutely unacceptable ... and wants to emphasise again that [E.U. foreign policy chief Catherine] Ashton is doing an outstanding job," a spokeswoman for Ms Merkel said on Friday, referring to the video.
The U.S. State Department was quick to point the finger at Russia, accusing it of bugging American diplomats.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the video was "a new low in Russian tradecraft."
The spokesman said Ms Nuland had apologised her E.U. colleagues for her comments.
U.S. suspicions of Russia's involvement were based on the fact that a Russian official gave a link to Ms Nuland's scandalous conversation on Thursday. However, the leaked conversation was spotted on YouTube two days earlier and was first reported in Ukrainian media.
Ms Nuland, who is currently in Kiev, met Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych and opposition leaders on Friday.
The leaked conversation bears out Russia's claims that the West is heavily meddling in the Ukrainian crisis in order to oust Mr Yanukovych.
In the recording, Ms Nuland and Ambassador Pyatt discuss frankly which opposition figures should go into the new Ukrainian government.
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ATLANTA, GA—Hospitality Ventures Management Group (HVMG) has retained the management contract for The Shores Resort & Spa in Daytona Beach Shores, FL, after it was purchased by New York-based Garrison Investment Group.
The 212-room resort has been in HVMG's management portfolio since 2009. HVMG played an active role in assisting with the sale and closing of the transaction.
The Shores Resort & Spa represents the third upscale property HVMG manages for Garrison Investment Group. Earlier this year, Garrison purchased the Hilton Houston Southwest from HVMG and retained HVMG to manage the property.
HVMG manages 41 hotels throughout the U.S. and a total of seven hotels in Florida, including six independent resorts.
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New Star Citizen teaser commercial centers on Constellation
The latest in the series of faux commercials for Star Citizen released by Roberts Space Industries focuses on the Constellation multi-purpose corvette, specifically the Aquila variant. The Constellation Aquila will be focused on exploration and surveying as evidenced by the trailer.
I for one cannot wait for this game. I truly hope that Star Citizen, Elite: Dangerous, and No Man's Sky can help revive what to this point is an unfortunately dead genre. Until then, I suppose I'll just spend my time with Mark Hamill on the TCS Tiger's Claw.
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DevOps Needed for Operating Microservices
At the last QCon London, Michael Brunton-Spall, Technical Architect at the UK's Government Digital Service, expressed his views on how DevOps patterns are crucial to successfully operate microservices. Brunton-Spall identified the key ingredients to identify a microservice, explained how to build your first microservice and the necessary tools and practices to manage an ecosystem of microservices.
Dave Farley on the Rationale for Continuous Delivery
At QCon London 2015, Dave Farley proposed that although the state of software development has been suboptimal in the past, studies are revealing that the implementation of continuous delivery leads to considerable improvement. Farley stated that continuous delivery changes the economies of software development, and provides more rapid business idea validation and reduced defect rates.
The Benefits of Microservices
Gene Kim (moderator), Gary Gruver, Andrew Phillips and Randy Shoup have discussed some of the benefits of microservices in a recent online panel.
DevOps at the UK Government
Anna Shipman, technical architect at UK's Government Digital Service (GDS), revealed to the QCon London attendees how DevOps permeates their culture. GDS aims to lead the digital transformation of UK's government, "mak[ing] digital services and information simpler, clearer and faster". Its most well known site is GOV.UK, which provides government information and services.
Microservices and Evolutionary Architecture
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) made us think about breaking up monolithic systems into individual services but also encouraged building producer driven monster services with centralised control. With microservices we are going back to the underlying notions of why SOA made sense, Rebecca Parsons claimed in a presentation at the QCon London conference.
Yuval Yeret talks about the Synergies of Kanban and Devops
Yuval Yeret is a senior enterprise Agile Coach at AgileSparks. At the upcoming Agile India conference he is talking on good and bad ways to kickstart agile the Kanban way. He spoke to InfoQ about the synergies between Kanban and DevOps.
Docker Release Initial Versions of Machine, Swarm and Compose Tools
Docker Inc, have released initial versions of their Machine, Swarm and Compose tool set for orchestrating Docker-based distributed applications. The Docker blog states that the current releases are not yet production-ready, but feedback from the community is being requested.
Mirantis Partners with Google to Integrate Kubernetes and OpenStack
OpenStack specialists Mirantis have announced a joint project with Google to integrate the Kubernetes container management system with the OpenStack project, which will allow Docker containers to be deployed at scale on infrastructure managed by OpenStack.
How to Make Sure an App Works with Android for Work
Google has announced Android for Work, a program making it possible for users to take their Android devices and use in an enterprise environment.
Google Open Sources MapReduce Framework for C to Run Native Code in Hadoop
Google announced last week the release of open source MapReduce framework for C, called MR4C, that allows developers to run native code in Hadoop framework. MR4C framework brings together the performance and flexibility of natively developed algorithms with the scalability and throughput provided by Hadoop execution framework.
Apache Aurora v0.7.0 Released with Docker Support
The Apache Aurora community have released version 0.7.0-incubating of the Apache Aurora framework for Mesos, which provides a platform for long-running services and cron jobs. This release includes beta integration with Docker, official support for the Aurora command-line client v2, and performance improvements for running Aurora at scale.
MongoDB 3.0 - WiredTiger Storage Engine and Updated MMS
Some time ago, when MongoDB 2.6 was released Kelly Stirman, Director of Products at MongoDB answered our questions regarding the latest release. Now with MongoDB 3.0 announced for March and MongoDB 3.0 RC-8 already available, it's time to see in more detail what WiredTiger storage engine, new and improved MMS and storage compression can bring to NoSQL users.
Pivotal Open Sources Their Big Data Suite
Pivotal has decided to open source core components of their Big Data Suite and has announced the Open Data Platform, an initiative promoting open source and standardization for Big Data.
Monitoring as a Service
James Turnbull, VP of engineering at Kickstarter and author of The Docker Book, presented at both FOSDEM and Config Management Camp about monitoring, sharing his views on modern, scalable, business oriented monitoring, provided as a service with self service APIs, and integrated in the project development.
Docker Inc., Release Docker 1.5 With Read-only Containers, Stats and More
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The 20 Best Quotes From Greg Gutfeld
Most people know Greg Gutfeld as the funny guy from Red Eye and The Five. However, he's also a brilliant writer who manages to make profound points in a funny way. Enjoy his quotes!
20) "The media is Obama's scandal condom."
19) "The more people care about something far, far away, the less they care about their immediate surroundings — or the people they annoy within those surroundings. It's always the roommate who's obsessed with saving the orangutans whose personal hygiene is similar to one."
18) "The great writer Michael Moynihan calls it the 'free breakfast' theory of tyrant love. All an evil scumbag has to do is offer something seemingly free, and somehow celebrities forgive all the other awful things they did. You raped my sister but bought the city a pig? It's a push."
17) "When a gay man tweets me, saying, 'I'm tired of people judging me on my sexuality,' my feeling is, then stop tweeting about it."
16) "Liberalism is the one-way ticket to backslapping approval among the cool kids, which makes it about as rebellious as a divorced dad getting an earring from the local mall's Piercing Pagoda."
15) "You know you're getting close to the truth when someone is calling you a racist."
14) "All that matters in the world is to believe. Never mind evidence or facts; as long as you believe, then you're admired for your passion. And in a modern world where every greenie, leftist, or prog embraces their iPads and iPods, as well as the organic food trucked in by, um, trucks—to Whole Foods—they still 'believe' that man-made stuff is bad."
13) "The infatuation with the eccentric (a nice word for 'batsh*t crazy') originates from a kernel of cool philosophy. Anything that rebels against structure has to be good. In fact, it has to be better! The white picket fence is just a symbol of oppression (it's white, after all); the man who tears down that fence is the hero."
12) "The idea of tolerance — a seemingly innocuous concept — has now become something else entirely: a way to bludgeon people into shutting up, piping down, and apologizing, when the attacked are often the ones that hold the key to common sense."
11) "To be aggrieved means you've created an impenetrable wall of 'feeling' around you: No one can question you because you're 'outraged.'"
10)" We embrace tolerance, yet those expecting it remain immune from its demands. We tolerate their intolerance for fear we might hurt their feelings…"
9) "If you need to tell me you're gay, I'm thinking you're not really gay. You're just boring. Right now, as I write this, the media is reporting that a gay man is trying to make the NFL as a field goal kicker. Remove 'gay' from the equation, and the reporter has to find another story. That story, however, will never be 'Gay man doesn't give a sh*t about being gay.'"
8) "It's cool to have a low view of Americans — not its enemies. You get paid to express such opinions because everyone around you thinks the same way. This is the cool creed: When bad things happen to America, think badly of America."
7) "Fact is, the desperate desire to be cool has skewed our culture toward nihilism, carelessness, and ineptitude. It is now cool to be an idiot. A jackass. It's cool to be a failure, as long as your failure is the basis for a reality show."
6) "America is positively no longer a melting pot. We're a giant wallet waiting to be picked."
5) "If America was a house, the Left would root for the termites."
4) "The real divide is not on skin color — it's on skin thickness. The thick skins, whether they are black or white, versus the thin skins, whether they are the black or the white."
3) "I'm wary of the gotcha nature of discourse that turns all debates into a battlefield. We are now all experts at divining what's in people's hearts."
2) "The moment People of Color stop thinking about color, the cool racist loses his clout. And their radical agenda is dead — which is why they must perpetuate the hate."
1) "When one becomes a liberal, he or she pretends to advocate tolerance, equality and peace, but hilariously, they're doing so for purely selfish reasons. It's the human equivalent of a puppy dog's face: an evolutionary tool designed to enhance survival, reproductive value and status. In short, liberalism is based on one central desire: to look cool in front of others in order to get love. Preaching tolerance makes you look cooler, than saying something like, 'please lower my taxes.'"
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Phoenix Suns swingman Gerald Green got himself a 1967 Chevy Chevelle, then he dropped $26K tricking it out.
Phoenix Suns swingman Gerald Green got himself a 1967 Chevy Chevelle, then he dropped $26K tricking it out.
LA Clippers forward Blake Griffin plays the new sheriff in town, who gallops in on a white 274 horsepower Kia Optima steed.
Los Angeles Clippers all-star forward Blake Griffin plays a renegade fighter pilot who flies a turbo engine Kia Optima to destroy the enemy using the element of surprise.
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Nation contributing editor Gore Vidal is a prolific novelist, playwright and essayist, and one of the great stylists of contemporary American prose. Vidal made his debut as novelist with Williwaw at the age of 19, while still in the US Army.
Vidal grew accustomed at an early age to a life among political and social
notables. He was born at the military academy in West Point, New York,
where his father was an instructor. He was raised near Washington, DC, in the
house of his grandfather, Thomas P. Gore, a populist Democrat senator from
Oklahoma. Vidal learned about political life from him, and when he was a
teenager he adopted the first name of Gore. Vidal also spent time on the
Virginia estate of his stepfather, Hugh. D. Auchincloss. After graduating from
Philips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire, he served on an army supply ship
in the Aleutian Islands, near Alaska. Much of his time in the Enlisted Reserve
Corps he devoted to writing. Upon his discharge he worked for six months for
the publishing firm of E.P. Dutton. From 1947 to 1949 Vidal lived in Antigua,
Guatemala. Williwaw was based on his wartime experiences
as first-mate on Freight Ship 35 in the Alaskan Harbour Craft Detachment.
The conventional seafaring story was written in the spirit of Ernest Hemingway.
In 1948 The City and the Pillar shocked the public with its homosexual main
character and the novel also broke the mold of gay American fiction. The book was reissued in 1965 with a different ending. The Judgement of Paris (1953)
is about a young man travelling with the jet-set and wondering how to satisfy
his own part-cynical, part-romantic outlook. Several of Vidal's following novels did not gain critical approval, and Vidal began to write plays for television, Hollywood and the stage.
In the 1960s Vidal returned to the literary scene by writing historical novels, including Julian (1964), written in the form of a journal by the eponymous Roman emperor, Washington, D.C. (1967), a political thriller spanning the years 1937-52, Burr (1974), in which its title character rises above the other Founding Fathers, 1876 (1976), Duluth (1983), and Lincoln (1984), a carefully reconstructed account of the life of the US president, who is "almost diabolically unknowable in his use of power". Creation (1981) is the memoir of an imaginary grandson of Zoroaster who travels the world in the service of Persian kings and plays with the ideas of Confucius, Gautama Buddha, Anaxagoras and other thinkers. In Live From Golgotha (1992) Vidal portrayed events in the Bible as though they were reported on television.
Among Vidal's finest works are two novels which deal with power and sex. Myra Breckenridge (1968) is a transsexual comedy parodying the cult of the Hollywood film star, dedicated to Christopher Isherwood. Its sequel, Myron, appeared in 1974. Myra is a feminist and her alternate self, Myron, is her mirror image and bitter antagonist.
The hero of Washington, D.C., Peter Sandford, appeared again in The
Golden Age (2000), in which the reader meets a number of real, historical
figures, including Eleanor Roosevelt, Joseph Alsop, Tennessee Williams and the author himself.
Gore Vidal has also been active in liberal politics. In 1960 he ran unsuccessfully for the US Congress as a Democratic-Liberal candidate in New York. Between 1970 and 1972 he was co-chairman of the left-leaning People's Party. In 1982 Vidal launched a campaign in California for the US senate. He came second out of a field of nine, polling half a million votes.
In the 1960s Vidal moved to Italy and appeared as himself in Fellini's Roma (1972). During the Reagan years, Vidal published a collection of essays, Armageddon (1987), in which he explored his love-hate relationship with contemporary America. In 1994 Vidal co-starred with Tim Robbins in the film Bob Roberts. His collected essays, United States (1993), won a National Book Award. In Palimpsest (1995) Vidal wrote of his early life and friends, among them President Kennedy's family.
As an essayist Vidal has dealt with a wide range of subjects from literary to issues of national interest, and people he has known. Vidal's family have provided him with a wealth of material, starting from his maternal grandfather, former senator Thomas Pryor Gore and his relation to Jackie Kennedy through one of his mother's marriages. Vidal has also met and worked with prominent people, using freely these connections in his essays.
Florida revisited: Schadenfreude amid the carnage of the democratic process.
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Katha Pollitt's heart-wrenching "Happy Mother's Day" was, of course, a treat ["Subject to Debate," May 28]. But the crystalline masses of her prose were sometimes flawed by odd cracks. She rightly mentions how the bogus drug wars waste federal money, not to mention the ever-more-frenzied war on terrorism, which spent, by her calculation, $50 million "executing Timothy McVeigh...not counting plane tix for celebrity death witness Gore Vidal." For the record, my "tix" are paid for by Vanity Fair, which in 1998 printed a piece by me on the shredding of the Bill of Rights, causing McVeigh to begin a three-year correspondence with me. We were due to meet recently; then the Attorney General decided that he was to be sequestered during the weird endgame now begun. McVeigh, who has a sense of humor, proposed I witness his departure instead. Since I am an opponent of the death penalty, I said yes. Read all about it, Nation readers, in Vanity Fair this fall. Meanwhile, you have your mom--Katha.
New York City
Alexander Cockburn's first preposterous diatribe against my accepting the Jerusalem Prize was so full of fabrications that I hardly know where to begin. Now he wants to take credit for inspiring the attack on current Israeli government policies and military conduct I made in the speech I gave at the prize ceremony ["Beat the Devil," April 23, June 4]. Just three corrections: 1. It is a literary prize given not by the Israeli government but by the Jerusalem International Book Fair (among past winners: Jorge Luis Borges, Graham Greene, Zbigniew Herbert, Milan Kundera, V.S. Naipaul, Octavio Paz, Don DeLillo, J.M. Coetzee). 2. According to the longtime director of the fair, my friend Nadine Gordimer has never won the prize, so could not have been in a position to decline it; according to him, she has never been a candidate. 3. I did not say, could never have said and obviously do not think that Mayor Olmert is "an extremely persuasive and reasonable person."
C'mon, Alex, you can fabricate a more plausible quote than that.
Alexander Cockburn was not the only one to pressure Susan Sontag. The Boston-based Jewish Women for Justice in Israel/Palestine sent a very strong letter to Sontag, following the letter publicized by the Coalition of Women for a Just Peace. Two other prominent Israeli intellectuals, Professor Alice Shalvi and the poet Ada Aharoni, added their voices.
Coalition of Women for a Just Peace
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To address Sontag's three points: Nowhere did I write that the Jerusalem Prize was awarded by the Israeli government, though I correctly identified the judges who honored Sontag, among them Shimon Peres, Israel's current Foreign Minister. I also mentioned that the person handing her the prize was Ehud Olmert, Mayor of Jerusalem and a leading ethnic cleanser.
Sontag may in retrospect find it incredible that she could have spoken with such warmth about Mayor Olmert, but on May 15 the Jerusalem Post reported her thus. On receipt of Sontag's letter, my colleague Jonathan Shainin contacted the Post's reporter, Greer Fay Cashman, and she responded thus: "Yes, she did say it. It was a spontaneous response to complimentary remarks Olmert made about her at the Jerusalem International Conference Center." As befits an employee of this extremist publication, Cashman added a note of praise for Sontag as being "sufficiently open-minded to be able to publicly say what she said about Olmert."
So far as Nadine Gordimer is concerned, Sontag knows perfectly well that a number of years ago Gordimer was approached by the Jerusalem Prize committee and asked whether she would accept the award if offered. Precisely in the manner I described in my first column she said she would not, and so the offer was never formally made. It is scarcely surprising that Sontag's director friend should have difficulty in recalling this episode.
Berkeley, Calif.
Hal Espen, Outside's editor, makes two errors ["Letters," May 21]. He insists that during an interview with Jay Heinrichs, Ralph Nader said that, if forced to choose, he would vote for Bush. Espen then says the Nader campaign did not contact Outside to complain that the quotation was false. In fact, campaign staff did call Outside several times to object and spoke directly with Heinrichs. I was with Nader for roughly 200 days last year. During that time the which-would-you-choose-if-forced question was asked at least 100 times by ordinary folk and some of the nation's best political reporters. None received the "Bush" answer. Given that he got Nader's other remarks correct, Heinrichs either misunderstood Nader during their phone interview or simply manufactured the "Bush" answer.
New York City
Ken Silverstein's April 23 "Diamonds of Death" is grossly misleading and contains several errors. The World Diamond Council, the Jewelers of America and others in the industry vigorously support effective, enforceable legislation to stop the traffic in conflict diamonds. Silverstein ignored statements by industry leaders making that point and ignored an obvious fact: All legitimate segments of the industry have every incentive--in both moral and business terms--to eliminate conflict diamonds.
It's true there's been disagreement on a handful of provisions in legislation that all concerned want Congress to approve. But industry representatives still search for common ground, even with some who publicly criticize us. Here are some examples of Silverstein's errors.
§ He says that on December 8, I announced that the World Diamond Council was "withdrawing support" from Congressman Tony Hall's bill, thereby killing a measure poised for passage in the final days of the session. Untrue. The WDC worked with Hall's office but did not agree to certain critical aspects of his draft. Further, it was a drastically different rider, originating in the Senate, that had been appended to the appropriations bill cited in the article.
§ Silverstein implies that the WDC then decided to draft its own legislation. Actually, that decision was made, and announced, much earlier. By December 8, drafting was well under way.
§ In an attempt to demonstrate a "hiring spree" of consultants allegedly assigned to oppose proper legislation, Silverstein mentions a "Shandwick Associates" and describes it as specializing in corporate grassroots campaigns. No such firm is associated with us, and no such campaign is being conducted.
§ Silverstein insinuates that the WDC retained the law firm Akin, Gump because its principals include "notable door openers." We went to this firm solely because Warren Connelly and Bruce Wilson have great expertise in international trade issues, which they put to good use in drafting model legislation.
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Ken Silverstein did prodigious research on lobbying by the diamond industry. But he erred when he wrote that "groups such as Global Witness, World Vision, Physicians for Human Rights and Amnesty International threatened to launch a consumer boycott until the industry changed its buying practices so as to insure that conflict diamonds are eliminated from international markets." None of the groups named nor any of the members of the 100-member Campaign to Eliminate Conflict Diamonds has ever advocated a boycott of diamonds. The CECD is the legitimate diamond industry's best friend. We are pushing for tough import controls that will eventually allow jewelers to promise their customers that the diamonds in their stores are clean. They certainly can't say that now.
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Matthew Runci suggests that his industry is strongly supportive of efforts to eliminate conflict diamonds and that I overlooked the "rather obvious fact" that it has "every incentive" to do so. Runci overlooks one rather obvious incentive for companies to deal in conflict diamonds, namely profit. That's why De Beers until a few years ago was buying up almost the entire supply of conflict diamonds from UNITA, the Angolan guerrilla group. Runci's suggestion that the industry has always been deeply troubled about conflict diamonds is equally misleading. Diamond firms began responding to the problem only after NGOs put the issue on the public's radar screen and horrific images of victims of Africa's diamond wars began appearing in the media. The problem became too embarrassing to ignore, and the industry began emitting anguished wails about how something really must be done.
Runci denies withdrawing support for Hall's measure on December 8, but multiple participants at the meeting that day assert that he did just that, to the outrage of NGO representatives on hand. The rider attached to the appropriations bill did originate in the Senate, but there was a clear understanding among the various parties that Hall's measure would be substituted for it.
I don't doubt that Warren Connelly and Bruce Wilson have great expertise in international trade issues, but everyone in Washington--except Runci, apparently--knows that Akin, Gump is one of the best-connected firms in town.
The diamond industry did engage in a "hiring spree," as I documented, though I did err in stating that Shandwick Associates is part of the industry's campaign. The confusion arose because Powell Tate, one of the firms working for the industry, bought a PR company called Shandwick International in late 1999 and for a time used the Shandwick name. A Powell Tate staffer named Larry Barrett--who as a younger and more hopeful man wrote for The Nation--gave his business card to various members of the NGO coalition during this period, and several told me that Barrett worked for "Shandwick." The only firm with that name that I came across in a lobbyist database was Shandwick Associates, hence, the mistake. (Powell Tate, by the way, is a specialist in grassroots campaigns. One of its greatest accomplishments, achieved on behalf of the drug industry, was defeating a Clinton Administration initiative to control the costs of childhood vaccines.)
Runci, like many diamond industry officials or lobbyists I spoke with, says that his side is seeking common ground with its critics. Perhaps that's true, but spending huge amounts of money to draft a competing bill and push it through Congress doesn't seem like the best way of demonstrating good faith.
We shall see very little of the charmingly simian George W. Bush—the military—Cheney, Powell et al.--will be calling the tune, and the whole nation will be on constant alert.
It all began in the heat of the summer of 1940. Hitler was at his peak in Europe. France had been defeated.
In 1996, Gore Vidal narrated his debacle defending the programs he wrote for the History Channel, which dealt with on the imperial aspects latent in the American presidency, to a panel of corporate media.
An empire in debt is at its end.
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The Rhode Island chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is filing a lawsuit against the Providence Police Department. The ACLU says the department violated the rights of two protesters outside a campaign fundraiser for Gina Raimondo.
Last year Shannah Kurland was arrested for refusing to move during a protest at Roger Williams Park against then-gubernatorial candidate Gina Raimondo. Kurland said she was moved so far away from the event, more than 250 feet, that her protest was ineffectual; violating her rights to free speech and public demonstration.
State police say minimal and appropriate force was used when arresting a protester in Providence last week. The Providence NAACP called for an investigation.
Protestors will gather in downtown Providence Monday night to put a spotlight on violent police actions against people of color. A loose coalition of residents is organizing the march to express solidarity with Ferguson, Missouri and 43 students missing in Mexico.
Ferguson is where a white police officer shot and killed a black 18-year-old. In Mexico, 43 students disappeared. It's alleged they were killed by a drug gang working with local police.
The march starts at 7:00 pm in Burnside Park in downtown Providence and will make its way up to the Statehouse.
The Warwick Police department will be embedding a mental health professional on its force. The idea is to replicate a program in Providence, and there's new data about how that program is working.
The Warwick program will be similar to the one in Providence, where a mental health team member rides along with cops to reach out to people in crisis and make an evaluation on the scene when needed. The so-called "community diversion clinician" tries to help people avoid jail when mental health treatment could be the better option.
There have been a series of recent media reports about shootings and other violent incidents in Providence. The issue has also become part of the debate in race to choose a new Providence mayor. Providence Police Chief Hugh Clements joins us now to discuss what police are doing to address the violence and what may be behind it. Clements spoke with Rhode Island Public Radio's Elisabeth Harrison.
Lieutenant Colonel Michael Winquist, of the Rhode Island State Police, has been announced as Cranston's new police chief. The appointment comes following a difficult period for the department.
Winquist steps into the position following the retirement of former chief Marco Palombo Jr. Palombo left in the midst of a scandal during which police officers ticketed cars in wards of city councilors who voted against a police contract. The search for his successor also drew controversy, with some groups claiming that the search criteria effectively ruled out candidates of color.
The city of Providence has adopted a new "one-strike" policy for strip clubs. The new ordinance is aimed at cracking down on prostitution.
The Providence City council approved the ordinance after pushback from the Mayor's office and the police department over an incident at Cheaters Gentlemen's club last year. Police found a fourteen year old girl working at the club, and soliciting for sex. The city's board of licenses gave Cheaters a five-thousand dollar fine, and suspended their license for 45-days. But critics said that was little more than a slap on the wrist.
East Providence authorities were called just after midnight on Monday when a tugboat in distress was spotted off Sabin Point. The boat had been reported stolen and was partially submerged when the search for anyone involved began. Sgt. Kenneth Luke says police in East Providence are still investigating the incident.
"D.E.M., the Harbor Patrol, and everybody else came in and did their investigation. Our V.C.I. unit went out and looked for evidence and prints. Other than that we're still investigating."
Narragansett Town Manager Pamela Nolan says that an off-campus party attended by 800 to 1,000 University of Rhode Island students over the past weekend turned into a riot. Beer bottles were thrown and property was destroyed on Greene Lane where the riot took place. Nolan says that although the town residents were upset over the incident, it was out of the ordinary.
The University of Rhode Island announced today it will arm its on-campus police force with guns. It's the only public higher education institution in the state to do so.


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Russia may completely ban the imports of plant growing commodities from the EU countries, due to systematic violations of the quarantine regulations, declared Sergey Dankvert, Head of the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor), on July 31.
According to the official, during several recent years the European system to ensure the quarantine security does not work at all.
According to him, to date Rosselkhoznadzor make the case for all incidents of deliveries of European products with inclusion of quarantine objects for Russia, in order to estimate the risks.
In the nearest future, Rosselkhoznadzor will make consultations with phytosanitary services of the European Commission and individual EU countries on the issue, added S.Dankvert.
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Our First Guest is TitanFC Lightweight Pat Healy 30-20-(1) (@BamBamHealy) Pat will be returning to Action at TitanFC 33 March,20th Brookley Aeroplex Mobile, Alabama against 8-0 Kurt Kinser
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"The United States government just went from "Please, baby, don't leave me," to frustrated threats and whining.
After the UK announced it will join new China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) as a founding member late last week, Germany, France and Italy decided yesterday to follow Britain's lead and join as well."
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Clayton and Brandon will talk about whether or not it was too soon or the right ruling, in our opinions.
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finished kitchen
Okay, after several years on this site-I think I figured out how to put a picture up-though it's very small. I'll post more details soon.
Here is a link that might be useful: ranch kitchen
I love your beautiful bright blue island--so fun and cheery!
Cool! I am loving the happy torquoise center island and the warmth of the Saltillo tiles!
I love your kitchen and your creativity...especially the turquoise island and carvings on the door. Enjoy!
We built this strawbale house ourselves 14 years ago. Now it is more of a vacation place. At least for the next couple of years. It is in Dripping Springs-outside of Austin. The kitchen has had many lives, but this is the grand finale. I worked with a designer from Wilson appliance who was awesome. However the price tag for cabinets was way too high so we hired a local guy from Buda. he was half the price of Brookhaven.
Here's the details-
Hickory Cabs-natural stain, blumotion everything, all drawer lowers, pull out pantry, lockers in laundry. etc. Lots of custom for the curvy walls.
Island color-Riviera Paradise-Behr-(HD is the closest place)(inspiration from Phoenix H&G July 2007
Granite-Black Pearl and Green Galaxy on island. We finally found a single slab 108" x 90" out of Nebraska with Midwest Granite. We wanted to do a chisled edge, but it was too dangerous with the toddlers.
Appliances-GE induction cooktop, sharp microwave drawer, triple wall ovens, refrig all from Wilson. Extra frig in LR. and 380 bottle wine frig from an auction.
Vent hood from Ebay,
Sink-Kitchen from Sienna Sink, LR sink from ebay.
Favorites-induction cooktop, the island, all the storage, pull out pantry and appliance garage, outlet on island.
Things I'd rethink- refigerator GE Monogram- i was bedazzed by the clearance,old model price that I took it sight unseen. Inside-the crisper has a 1/2 shelf inside that is totally useless. I would have gone bigger too.
Bigger vent-cooktop and vent are both 36". Larger would have pulled more- but for $500, I am very happy.
sink in kitchen- scratched during first use-but it's giant and i like it.
Probably should of put in a compactor.
We are really happy, and it really makes the house look finished.
Thanks for all the support from Garden Web. i tell everyone about this site. We have a place in Clear Lake now and I've been helping the neighbors with Hurricane Ike rebuilds. They love this site as well.
PS I'll take any suggestions for cabinet pulls. I still can't find what i like!!!!
Amazing ranch kitchen.
I love the floor tiles combined with the cabinets
and especially the polished granite with these
warm elements. Earthy, warm, inviting, homey, sweet,
yummy, comforting, beautiful and refreshing.
I can just imagine eating Barbeque steak and sitting at
the island. And sipping a margarita while chommping on
fries. Smelling the delicious ranch dip and veggies.
Feeling the warmth of the room and inviting nature
of the wood. Truly beautiful.
Yes, this is the place we gardenwebbers need to meet
for a party.
I am inviting myself. : ) Barbeque Party anyone????
Of course, my favorite are the 2 adorable island 'decorations'! The arm out of the sink drain is a little creepy, though. :-)
What a very nice improvement. The island is a fantastic color. I love your oven set up...1 'regular' and 2 small. I thought there should be an oven and a half option, but yours is a great solution!
Ummmm Boxerpups, I'm going to need that tofu recipe ASAP! We usually grill for others and live off the rice and beans, etc. But that looks yummy!
Thanks for the pull advice. Our house is what I call TexMex. lots of Mexican art. I'll look for some iron things.


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The sys admin's daily grind — Corkscrew
Dork Holiday
Sys admin columnist Charly never takes a vacation from the Internet. A beach bar with WiFi is quickly found, but it runs a forced proxy, which thinks that the SSH port (22) is in league with the devil and blocks the connection. Time to drill a tunnel.
The right tool for tunneling SSH through a proxy like Squid, Gauntlet, CacheFlow, Junkbuster, or Apache mod_proxy is Corkscrew. Why? Because the name corkscrew is well chosen, and because the program author introduces himself like this: "My name is Pat Padgett. I'm a dork." In my experience, such laconic people are great programmers.
Most distros have a Corkscrew in a back drawer somewhere; if not, you can pick it up online [1]. The SSH daemon should be running on port 443 on the target server, because many proxies refuse to connect to port 22. Incidentally, binding the SSH daemon to two or more ports simultaneously is not a problem. To do this, you just add another port line to your
[...] Port 22 Port 443
If you are already running HTTPS on port 443, you can set up SSLH [2] on your server as a last resort. This is an SSH/SSL multiplexer that makes it possible to operate SSH and HTTPS simultaneously on port 443.
If the proxy asks for login credentials, you need to store them in a file. Its name does not matter; I would use, say,
/home/charly/.proxy-auth. Then, you can populate the file with data as follows:
Getting Corked
Now you have to talk your SSH client into using Corkscrew. Edit the
.ssh/config file in your home directory for this. (If it does not exist, simply create it.) You will be adding two lines:
Host * ProxyCommand corkscrew <myproxy.example.net> <3128>%h %p /home/<charly>/.proxy-auth
Of course, you need to change
<myproxy.example.net> and the port number to suit your local situation. The variables
%h and
%p pass the parameters from the SSH call to Corkscrew. If you use a server without authentication, you just leave out the path to the username/password file.
Now, it's time for the premiere. The target server I use is a Raspberry Pi, whose
sshd listens on port 443. The proxy is a standard Squid. As you can see from Figure 1, the login works fine – there is nothing to suggest that Corkscrew has a hand in the game, unless someone has access to the proxy logs. You would find the following entry, if you looked:
But, who cares about logs while you're relaxing in a beach bar? Ah, they have WiFi.
Charly Kühnast
Charly Kühnast is a Unix operating system administrator at the Data Center in Moers, Germany. His tasks include firewall and DMZ security and availability. He divides his leisure time into hot, wet, and eastern sectors, where he enjoys cooking, freshwater aquariums, and learning Japanese, respectively.
- Corkscrew: http://www.agroman.net/corkscrew/
- "The sys admin's daily grind: sslh" by Charly Kühnast, Linux Magazine, Issue 111, 2010: http://www.linux-magazine.com/Issues/2010/111/Charly-s-Column/(language)/eng-US
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shopping again...self-enabler
I just can't resist holiday stuff, no matter how much I tell myself to STOP BUYING MORE!!
And right now, still bargains to be had on Christmas things on eBay. I've been looking for
two things, one quite awhile, and just won both and no one else bid. Thank goodness!
This Mikasa Holiday Elegance train, that holds three candles, normally goes much higher
than I'm willing to pay. And the last two Christmas seasons, I've tried to find one. Often
I'd see ONE car of it, but all three were harder to find and too darn pricey. Guess no one
was shopping for it this time.
The Etsy seller that I got that beautiful, big lighted Fall orb from got me again. LOL.
She makes stuff, and sells some vintage things she finds. She found this Cherub in
an antique shop and did the floral in it. I have half a dozen white Cherubs I decorate with
Christmas and Valentines, so this had my name on it.
Then she listed these cute, CUTE little bitty wire birdcages that she added florals
or birds to, in different colors. I bought one in Fall colors and one in Christmas colors.
I'm a nut for birds or birdcages. These can hang on a tree or sit somewhere. I think
she said they are 6" high.
And lastly, since I won that delightful Cookie Chef Nutcracker for my N. collection, I've
wanted a Santa to go with him. (and I collect Santas too. sigh) I haven't seen any on
eBay that I liked that well. Till this one came up, and he had gingerbread men like my Nutcracker.
I just won Santa this morning. He's over 18" high, so should be the perfect partner for my other guy.
I hope these pictures don't come thru huge, I resized them as always but Photobucket was acting wonky earlier on me.
hugs, Karen
Here is a link that might be useful: neat ornaments and decorations
The porcelain train is wonderful. I can see why you kept hunting and didn't give up the search.
The cherub is very sweet and how nice that you can put a little arrangement back of him in whatever color strikes your fancy.
That's a SUPER Santa. Won't he look wonderful in your kitchen! I'll think I'm going to have to keep my eyes open for something that's strictly Christmas-Kitchen decor. I hang some copper cookie cutters, but that's about all. I like your Kitchen Specific Santa.
I've always just had my Christmas cookie jars (another collection, LOL) and Christmas plates in my kitchen. But after seeing and wanting the Nutcracker, I just knew he needed a matching Santa. Most of my Santas and Nutcrackers don't "pair up", except the Golfer ones, of which I have two of each. And last year, I had the purple Nutcracker and Santa who looked nice together. I'm kind of liking this idea of pairing some instead of doing them separately.
My kitchen is too small for a tree of any kind, its a little galley kitchen. But some of the gals who do kitchen Christmas decor sure have some neat things in theirs. And I think most of the photos are in our Christmas inspiration album somewhere.
Oh, I added the gal's Etsy link because its fun to look at her things, and easy to get some good ideas from what she does too. I'm not trying to drum up sales for her, just wanted to share seeing some holiday goodies.
hugs, Karen
Karen, sounds like you really got lucky finding the train and the cars together. Will look really nice with either white or gold candles in it. You are getting quite a sizeable collection of the white/gold pieces now aren't you?
I love your new kitchen chef Santa, he has such a cheerful face and those little gingers are darling.
So tell the truth, did you buy that cherub just because it had those pretty gold ACORNS in the arrangement???? LOL Yes, those definitely caught my eye! ;o)
The little cages are cute. I have some medium sized ones in the guest room that I put together many years ago with birds and nests in them and roses and bows on the outside. I was debating the other day whether I should take them apart and do something else with them--hard to keep them dusted. I'll have to snap a picture to show you sometime.
Glad you have been having some fun time shopping--much easier on the legs when you can shop in your pjs, right? ;o)
O My Goodness, you found your Mikasa Holiday Elegance train and it's wonderful. I love seeing your collections. The cherub with decorations is so pretty. I thought of Luvs the minute I seen the Gold acorns and laughed hard while reading her post about them.
Cute little cages all decorationed. The Santa Chef is darling and I've loved them ever since I first saw them. Maybe I will end up buying one someday. What a cute combo those two make. Last year TJ Maxx had a cute one but I had to much will power for my own good.LOL
Karen you really lucked out! The Mikasa train set is wonderful. I like the wire baskets too. The cherub is darling. And what can I say about the Santas? I LOVE them my TV room tree is my Santa tree. I haven't seen any just for kitchens until now. Hmmm.
Karen, ever since you mentioned wanting a Chef Santa, I've been looking really hard at garage sales & have come up with no luck!
I'm so glad you found yours finally. I hope I don't find one now for you at sales for about $3. or we'll both be kicking ourselves!
That's ok, I paid way more than that for my Chef Santa's last year at Home Goods.
I still need to get your box sent out to you, but have been holding off thinking I'd find him one of these days before the sales quit.
It's getting cold here now, high today 58 and guess what, we're all coming down with runny noses & colds. Yep, it's sure not Florida here in the midwest!!!
We dropped about 40 degrees in a few days!! Sales will drop off drastically now too!
Well, if I do ever find another one I'll surely snatch it up for you, I have enough to fill my counters & no room for anymore.
Great finds, Karen!
Karen, you scored again, on my two favorite sites!
I guess you can say you're the 'Early Bird Who Gets The Worm'!
The Mikasa train is just beautiful and will be a great addition to your collection. The little cherub is darling.
and what a fabulous Santa Chef... 18" is a nice size.
Those gingerbread men in his pockets are so cute.
Well, now I'll be looking forward to seeing him and his 'friend' together at Christmas!
Karen...just a note...I did bid on e-bay for another plate & cup of Woodfield (mfg. by Stuebenville) (that I showed on a diff post)from my MN vac find for $5. I won it ...with shipping I pd $10 ...but now I have a 2-place setting anyway! You, "enabler," you! LOL! Jeanne S.
(the seller noted that they were mfg. in 1930's, discont. in 1941)...amazing!
Jeanne, I'm glad you now have a pair of those OLD pieces.
That's wonderful.
Yacht, I believe it was your Home Goods Chef Santa that had me looking for him specifically. If not yours, someone else got one from Ross or TJMaxx and showed it here. I absolutely loved that one and hoped to find one on eBay, but really hadn't expected to. My recent purchase is a close second but I'll still watch for the one who stole my heart. LOL.
hugs, Karen
Jeanne, that is wonderful that you found another one so now you can set a table for two. Goodness, just think, those could have survived for 80 years! Probably because they were kept for "special" huh?
Karen, please do not put your new "treasures" in the cabinet with your St. Pat's decorations, okay? Just teasing! 'o)
That him! The one in the first in the first photo! I am definitely on the hunt for his twin. Wonder if HG might get him again this year? Probably not, I imagine the company does different designs each year. Sooner or later he will make his way to eBay, everything does. LOL.
Luvs, luckily my new Santa will be too big to put away in places I'll misremember (my new word for the day. LOL). He has no choice but to stand with the others on the Santa shelf after Christmas. Thank goodness for that.
This year I'm following Santa's rule..."making a list and checking it twice". No wait, I'll make a lot of lists and check them 3 or 4 times.
hugs, Karen
Congrats Karen, on your new family members! I am so glad you found the train you wanted.
I have a Chef Santa , not as big as yours , I put it on the kitchen window sill for Christmas. I also have Lenox Chef Santa. Both were gifts many years ago!
Kathleen, I think I remember you have a kitchen bay window
that you decorate really neat for Christmas? Since you're our "Kitchen Queen", you certainly should have kitchen Christmas decor. ;o)
hugs, Karen


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Vegan Craftastic
The crafty adventures of a vegan girl that loves to knit, crochet, sew, bake, and more!
Thursday, February 26, 2015
White Whale
Lately, I've been in quite the knitting rut - as anyone who knits with me in "real life" can tell you! I haven't been picking the most interesting or the most challenging projects. This is mostly because school and volunteering takes a lot of the brain space that used to be dedicated to knitting. But also, it's easy for me to get into a stale routine with crafting. And that's no fun!
So with the help of some ever so gentle prodding from my lady pal, Chelsea, I'm going to tackle a big knitting challenge this year: The Evenstar Shawl. Dun dun dun. This is my "white whale" project because for years, I've wanted to knit something that incorporates beads. But I haven't done it. Haven't even tried. Until now!
And since Miss Chelsea has knit it before, she can expect to see me outside her window (which will be impressive since she doesn't live on the ground floor) demanding knitting help. Seems reasonable, right?
How about you - how you are challenging yourself this year?
Oh, and the picture at the top of the post - totally unrelated but it reminds me that one day winter will be over and it will be GLORIOUS!
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Friday, January 16, 2015
New Year, New Opportunities!
The first thing I'm looking forward to is working with Such Gwenderful Stuff on their social media presence - mainly Facebook for right now. Such Gwenderful Stuff is a stitch marker and sundries shop that my friend Gwen runs. I've been using her awesome stitch markers for quite a while now (both ones I've been gifted and ones I've purchased) so it will be fun to help her with Facebook posts for her business. Here's the page if you want to check it out:
Here's a pic from Gwen's shop, so pretty!
I'm also excited that I can see the light at the end of the college tunnel. If all goes well, I should be graduating after the next fall semester, yayyyyy! I'm very much looking forward to moving on and starting a new chapter, as dorky as that sounds.
I have another project that I'm starting this year, but I'll save that for another post.
What are you excited about in 2015?
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Thursday, December 18, 2014
Eggplant Mitts
I used the Voodoo pattern from Knitty - super simple ribbed mitts with a buttonhole thumb. The yarn is Cascade Ultra Pima, which I had leftover from a set of baby hats I made for a friend. I still have a good amount of the yarn left, so I need to think of another small project to use it up.
How is your gift knitting/crafting going?
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Thursday, November 27, 2014
Happy Thanksgiving!
So what are you thankful for this year? I'm thankful for my family, including my amazing husband, I'm thankful for my wonderful, supportive, goofy, crazy friends, and I'm thankful for all of the school and volunteer opportunities I get to take part in. And of course, I'm thankful for this little fuzzy man:
And I'm thankful to you guys, and I appreciate that you still take the time to read my blog even though I can't post as often as I used to.
I hope everyone enjoys their day, whether you celebrate Thanksgiving or not :)
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Thursday, October 23, 2014
Equation Cowl - Finished Knit
You guys, I finished knitting something! And I took pictures and everything! I had good motivation - my good friend Chelsea just had a beautiful cowl pattern published in Knit.Purl magazine, so of course I had to knit one. Seeeeeee:
This really was a fast knit too - I started it on a Monday and finished it on Wednesday of that week. I'm thinking this would be a perfect knit for gifts.
Here's a link to the pattern on Ravelry:
So what have you been knitting lately?
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Friday, September 26, 2014
Touches of Autumn
If you've hung around with me for a while - and thank you if you have - you might remember that fall is my absolute favorite season. The weather is a tough thing to deal with in Minnesota, but one thing that the state usually does really well is fall. Crisp weather, beautiful changing leaves, and lots of yummies like apple cider.
And going for walks is made even more awesome by all the pretty thing to see:
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014
In "Kala finally embraces fancy phone news" - I finally got a smart phone! As my friends like to tease me, my old phone was as dumb as it gets. And since I have a class that actually requires us to use mobile devices, I thought I'd better get with the program. So far, what I like best is being able to look stuff up on the go (hours, schedules, etc.). I'm also enjoying using Instagram quite a bit (I'm Kalahotak over there) - the little sips of communication are nice for taking breaks from school work. Plus, cat pictures!
But gulps are important too, so I've been making it a point to spend time with friends. I've also made a point of visiting the farmers market almost every weekend, yay! It's possible that I have a problem with buying more produce than I can handle:
Possibly. But jalapeños are so good!
So what have you guys been up to this month?
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megaman 1 - sigma fortress
Credits & Info
- Date
- 01/12/2004
- File Info
- Song
- 2 min 16 sec
- Score
- 4.36 / 5.00
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Definitely a very quirky mix. I really like those turntable scratches that seem to break up the beat every other measure. The chromatic percussion is a little mesmerizing, but that tom comes in a little too loud. Makes me think of an assembly line factory that is crafting evil robots.
haha whatever imagery works :P
thanks for the review - it's interesting to see another's pov on these as time progresses :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
even though you made it disterbing; it just sounds awsome. and kudos for doing a remix of one of my favorite stage themes from MMX! keep up the good work! ^_^b
Rated 5 / 5 stars
First of all, its MegaMan X, not megaman 1. Second, it's the sigma fortress 3 stage. Third, good remix. And last but note least, keep it up dude!
who's to say it wasn't in the first one as well? They reuse songs you know..
thanks for the review!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I got chills...
Like my first time playing F.E.A.R. 2, only this actually scared me o.o... Overall, Amazing work.
lol glad you liked it :P
thanks for the review!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
interesting and disturbing
nice mix. and i like the fact that its not made like an 8 bit song. there are way too much of them in here allready. nice to see this good song taken to the next step.
lol I prolly contributed to half of them XD
thanks for the review!


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Gorilla Playsets Blue Ridge Frontier Cedar Wooden Swing Set
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Keep your growing children physically active and incredibly entertained with the Gorilla Playsets Blue Ridge Frontier Swing Set. This fantastically fun wooden swing set offers a firm, sturdy cedar construction for your child's safety. Kids will love gliding down the wave slide and floating through space on the tire swing. Plus, the climbing ramp and fort encourages hours of imaginative play. The vinyl-coated structural beams assure reliable performance for years to come. The Gorilla Playsets Blue Ridge Frontier Swing Set is naturally resistant to rot, decay, and insect infestation. It's superbly crafted to withstand harsh weather conditions. Best of all, this wooden swing set can last for decades, which makes it ideal for large families.
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Key Benefits:
|Age Start:
|3 Years
|Age End:
|11 Years
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|Product in Inches (L x W x H):
|216.0 x 276.0 x 132.0
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|USA or Imported
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