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Welcome to Henchman products Pty Ltd, operating in Australia and New Zealand - Australian Owned and Operated since 1999. Henchman is indisputably the market leader for technicians and engineers tools, providing an extensive range of high-grade, in ...
We are wholesalers, manufacturers & exporters located in Australia. We supply the following products & equipment; Health & / or Weight Loss Green Coffee, Green Tea, Hot Chocolate & Acai Berry with OEM private label service. Drop ...
Category: Chocolate & Cocoa Preparation products, Coffee & Coffee Substitutes, Health protectors
Established in 2003, Sumabe has the total assets of several millions of AU Dollars,own big area factory and get Ecocert certification for the product. We are an experienced manufacturer which is committed to the research and development, production, ...
Category: Health products and Equipment, Health tonics/Food/Vitamins, Slimming Aids
Make dichroic glass pendants/earrings and other jewellery
Turner Rowsport products We are a small company manufactureing rowing boats oars and sculls ,kayaks and paddles. We would be interested in buying this equipment or parts associated with the above. ...
New Trading company wholesaleing, retail, internet trading overseas products. Electrical contracting , servicing, supply of products to the Industry. Aim to develop major internet based product supplier to wholesale and retail consumers.
Promotional products
bringing products into australia to sell
we are wholesalers and retailers of quality products including all fashion of clothing, jewellery, shoes and hand bags selected and researched for the current market and fashion with proven sales
WHO WE ARE GAMC is an Australian LED technology company with R&D, production and sales.Main products are LED dimmable projector light and LED dimmable floodlight. GAMC has its independent development and owned patent technology: Micro – flow curre ...
Category: LED Lights
iStar is a leading reseller for premium consumer brand products. We partner with global distributors to supply the best deals to retailers and consumer markets in Australia, Asia, Canada, Europe and USA. We stock and supply products across leading ...
Category: GSM Phones, Personal Electronics, Multimedia Notebooks
We are exporting to variuous countries and our units also oem/supply to manufacturers of international brands in australia and india Wire products Sheet Metal products Bulding products glass Bottles
Creative Connection Product is a whole sale importer exporter that offers a Golfing accessory to Golfing enthusiasts.
I am a professional and would like to test products for manufacturers. We are looking for opportunities to import and distribute products to the Australian market
Designer and contemporary Australian baby company looking to have baby products (shoes,hats, blankets) manufactured from polar fleece and oriental brocade fabric under our trademark logo. Baby products
WE ARE A DISTRIBUTION COMPANY, MADE UP OF FIVE SEPARATE COMPANIES, JOINED TOGETHER TO EXPAND OUR NET-WORKING ARM. WE PLAN TO BECOME THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTER OF HERBAL SEXUAL products IN AUSTRALIA.ALSO INTERESTED IN OTHER PTRODUCTS WHICH COMPLIMENT T ...
Phoenix Rose Scentsorium is a sole proprietor home business, providing hand made aromatherapy products, and interested in finding suppliers of personal care accessories suitable for complementing my range of products. Aromatherapy products & Services
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Trading Company. Serching for products on customer request. Domestic and Industrial Cleaning products Liquids and Powders
Category: Cleaning Supplies


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The Show is just the beginning
The International Travel Goods Show marks the beginning of the selling season. Which makes the Post-Show issue of Travel Goods Showcase the perfect follow-up in your 2015 marketing plan. This is one of the most-referenced issues of the year, relied upon by retailers and media reporters alike, so it's one of the smartest advertising buys you can make. And there's still time to get in, if you act now. Contact Cathy Hays, 877-842-1938, x-707 for details. Remember, early placement means better placement, so don't wait – book your space now!
Building excitement — and momentum — for 2016
The 2015 International Travel Goods Show was a roaring success, gathering industry professionals from more than 50 countries together for the world's largest travel goods showcase, debuting and displaying more new products than ever before. We want to keep this positive momentum going into 2016, building an even better Show that fits your needs — and you can help. Please take a few minutes to complete either the attendee or exhibitor Post-Show Survey, and tell us what you loved, what you liked and where we can improve your Show experience. We want to make The 2016 International Travel Goods Show, March 8-10 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the biggest and best yet!
The hottest new travel gadgets of 2015 [WTTG-TV]
Travel writer Troy Petenbrink rounded up some of the latest in luggage, gear and gadgets he discovered on the floor of The International Travel Goods Show.
2015 International Travel Goods Show [WJLA-TV]
For frequent travelers, an innovative gadget could be the difference between a good trip and a great one. Travel journalist Troy Petenbrink stepped onto the set of Let's Talk Live to showcase some of the hottest travel gadgets and trends from The 2015 International Travel Goods Show in Las Vegas.
Travel Goods Association Releases State of the U.S. Travel Goods Market 2002-2013: Selling Less for More [FULL STORY]
Travel goods sales fell by volume in 2013, but consumers were willing to pay more for those fewer products, leading to a rise in sales by value, according to a new report released by the Travel Goods Association (TGA). Travel goods are defined as luggage, backpacks, travel/sports bags, business cases/computer bags, handbags, personal leather goods, and luggage locks. TGA estimates that sales of travel goods in 2013 surpassed pre-recession levels, with U.S. consumers spending an estimated $29.5 billion in 2013 on travel goods, a rise of 17.2% from 2012.
TGA's Guide to Carry-On Guidelines [FULL STORY]
When it comes to carry-on regulations, the number one rule is: Check with the airline before every flight.
What To Know Before You Go
Visit http://www.tsa.gov/ for the latest news from theTransportation Security Administration (TSA)
New California Proposition 65 notices [FULL STORY]
Tentative agreement reached for West Coast port labor contract
The International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) and Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) reached a tentative agreement for a new labor contract on February 20, after nine months of contract negotiations. TGA urges the parties to ratify the deal quickly, clear the cargo backlogs and return to normal operations as soon as possible.
LCI Brands Releases New Towels MAR 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
Travelpro Announces "Win a Trip to Las Vegas" Sweepstakes in Celebration of Sony Pictures' Upcoming Motion Picture Comedy, "Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2" MAR 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
Andiamo Unveils iQ™ — Luggage Packed with Technology…Your Smart Choice MAR 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
BAQ Leatherbags: New Norwegian Luxury Brand MAR 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
GOSLEEP and Pan Am Announce Partnership to Develop Iconic Travel Masks MAR 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
Eagle Creek Hires Angel Castellanos For Luggage Specialty Representation In So CA, AZ, So NV MAR 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
Travel Goods Association Welcomes TPK, Inc. to The 2015 International Travel Goods Show MAR 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
LCI Brands Unveils New Booth FEB 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
TRIFORCE Luggage Rolling Out The Ceron Collection FEB 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
Reinventing The Wheel — Introducing The Stealth — Hey's Luggage with Retractable Wheels FEB 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
Planet Travelers to Debut Space Case 1 — Tech Connected Suitcase at 2015 Travel Goods Association Show — Booth 6073 FEB 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
Travelpro to Debut Dynamic New Luggage Collections at 2015 Travel Goods Association Show FEB 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
The Ultimate Charitable Travel Trade-In — on Wheels Briggs & Riley Rolls Out National Retailer "A Case for Giving" Event FEB 2015/PDF FILE [READ PRESS RELEASE]
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American Duffle [READ PROFILE]
American Duffle's creators searched in vain for a premium-quality, stylish bag that could survive being stuffed into overhead bins, crammed into trunks or under-seat spaces. A bag as easy to pack as it is to carry. Whenr…
ORB Travel [READ PROFILE]
Vibrant, a 20-year-old design firm, recently entered the travel accessory market with the launch of ORB Travel, introducing unique, designer-coordinated sets of luggage straps, travel organizers and bag tags to the North American marketplace.…
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Buzz Around the Botanics
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Sat 11 Apr 2015
Join the hunt for bees and other minibeasts at the Botanics. Take your ID guide and recording sheet into the Garden and afterwards add your results to the big map. All young scientists will get a pack to take away.
Children's Craft Workshop with Poppy Browne
Dawyck Botanic Garden Sun 12 Apr 2015
In this popular craft workshop Poppy Browne will use Garden materials to show children how to make different crafts.
Farmyard Animals: Friends & Foes
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Sun 12 — Mon 13 Apr 2015
A hands-on, family-friendly session with activities, storytelling and interactive displays about the lives of our farm animals.
Junior Scientist Training School
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Tues 14 Apr 2015
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a scientist? Learn about the science of farming with real scientists! Complete three special challenges – an experiment, a game and a craft – to gain your Junior Scientist certificate.
3 Bears
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Wed 15 — Thurs 16 Apr 2015
The shiny metal world of Goldilocks meets the natural wooden world of the three bears – the result is a very sticky adventure! Happily the bears and Goldilocks become friends and cook up the most wonderful porridge recipe together.
Spring Edible Gardening Festival
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Fri 17 — Sun 19 Apr 2015
Join the Edible Gardening Project as we get started in the vegetable patch for another year.
Second April Garden Guided Walk.
Dawyck Botanic Garden Sun 19 Apr 2015
Another chance to enjoy a walk around the Garden with one of our Garden Guides & enjoy the swathes of cheerful daffodils.
Talking Trees Storytelling
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Sun 19 Apr 2015
Let the RBGE's volunteer storytellers grow your imaginations with tall tales from around the world.
Planting Ideas for Atmosphere & Visual Richness
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Sat 25 — Sun 26 Apr 2015
Chelsea Gold Medal-winning designer Paul Hervey- Brookes will lead an intensive weekend workshop which explores the character of plants and how best to use them to create atmosphere in both planting schemes and when laying out the structure of a new garden.
First May Garden Guided Walk.
Dawyck Botanic Garden Sun 3 May 2015
Enjoy a walk around the Garden with one of our Garden Guides looking at Rhododendrons.


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* Jury can't agree to put Jodi Arias to death, guaranteeing Morning Docket/Non-Sequiturs fodder for the next 25 to life. [HLN TV]
* The best students in the country are looking at law school… and passing. Get ready for the "now's the best time to go to law school" articles! [Associate's Mind]
* It's time you lawyers do something good for the world. Here's an easy proposal for how you can help someone today. [What About Clients?]
* A San Diego law student is suing the school, alleging that the university tried to discourage her from reporting that she'd been raped. [NBC San Diego]
* Dean Richard Gershon is stepping down from his post at Ole Miss Law. Professor Deborah Bell will serve as interim dean. [Hotty Toddy]
* Paul Hastings Chair Seth Zachary discusses the future of Biglaw. He "predicts extreme change along the lines of the Soviet political movement, Perestroika." Wake us when Peter Kalis is climbing on a tank. [Bloomberg BNA — Big Law Business]
* George Zimmerman was arrested for aggravated assault and domestic violence with a weapon. His lawyer said his client "has not been lucky with the ladies." He hasn't been lucky with being a decent human being, either. [USA Today]
* Lawrence McCreery, the Hawaii lawyer who licked a client's ear and inspired the judge on his case to call him a "dirty old man," has had his harassment conviction upheld on appeal. Get excited, he's still got a law license, ladies. [Associated Press]
* We may soon see same-sex marriage bans in three states struck down, as the Fifth Circuit "appeared poised" to do so after oral arguments on Friday. Roberta Kaplan, our 2013 Lawyer of the Year, delivered a standout performance in arguing against Mississippi's ban. [BuzzFeed]
* What do Sidley Austin, Baker & McKenzie, Reed Smith, Hogan Lovells, and Skadden Arps have in common? Their names were used in phishing emails to scam people out of their money. Some might say that's business as usual. [Crain's Chicago Business]
* An arrest was made in the forcible rape of a woman — presumably a law student — that took place in the stacks of the Southern University Law Center's library last semester. The accused rapist is currently behind held without bond. [WBRZ]
What Do Lawyers And Celebrities Have In Common?
Besides their good looks and fame, they're also increasing their focus on data security. In the wake of "Celebgate," the Sony Pictures hack, and nearly daily data breaches targeting massive corporations to individuals, law firms are finally recognizing the importance of bringing their cybersecurity policies up to speed.
Benjamin Brafman, Celebrities, Quote of the Day
Some Crisis Management Advice For Bill Cosby
What advice would you give to the embattled Bill Cosby?
* A third-year student from the Louisiana State University Law Center was indicted for allegedly raping one woman and allegedly sexually assaulting and attempting to rape another. He's currently free on bail under GPS monitoring supervision. [The Advocate]
* Here's some news you can potentially use (with extreme caution): you may be able to give a law firm partner the finger and still be eligible to receive unemployment benefits after you've been fired for flipping the bird. [Madison St. Clair Record]
* Ever go to law school? Ever go to law school… on weed? Lots of law schools are adding courses related to marijuana law to their curricula because "[f]or most students, this is an inherently interesting topic." Yessir, it is. [National Law Journal]
* Hmm, this advice article says you should evaluate your GPA and LSAT score to determine which law schools to apply to, but we know the only real qualification is a pulse. This is confusing. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* The Federal Communications Commission renewed a radio license for a station owned by Washington Redskins' owner Dan Snyder, despite the fact that the agency's chairman previously called the team name "offensive and derogatory." [WSJ Law Blog]
* "If you can't disagree on the law without taking it personally, find another day job. You shouldn't be an appellate judge." You've really got to admit that sometimes, Justice Scalia has an absolutely wonderful way of putting things. [Associated Press]
* David Boies sent everyone and their mother and their dog a letter asking them to destroy all docs leaked from the Sony hack, lest they face legal consequences, but there's just one problem with that pesky First Amendment. [WSJ Law Blog]
* The law students who requested exam delays due to unfair grand jury decisions claim they're not "coddled Millennials" — no, they're members of the new regime of lawyers who are willing to ask, "If not us, then who?" [National Law Journal]
* Please keep in mind that these students are likely the same ones who may be missing out about learning the intricacies of rape law because they want their professors to "protect them from causing or experiencing discomfort." [New Yorker]
* Well, this is an interesting round of musical chairs: Vice Media just poached James H. Schwab, the chairman of the media and entertainment practice group at Paul Weiss, to join the company as co-president. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Undergrad students at Boston University are trotting out the latest edition of the school's pre-law review. Feast your eyes upon the genius of future gunners, or don't, because it'll help them learn early that no one actually reads law reviews. [BU Today]
Should 'Girls' Star Lena Dunham Be Prosecuted?
There is nothing insensitive about asking women who use the media to spread their accusations to also respond to media inquiry.
* Want to see a group of assistant district attorneys from the Bronx throwing up gang signs in their holiday photo? Of course you do! How seriously is the Bronx DA's office taking the picture even though local defense attorneys are pissed? Not very! [New York Daily News]
* "What he did was out of line, inappropriate, unnecessary, and hurtful." There's a scandal brewing over at Mercer Law, where a professor apparently thought it would be prudent to use the "N-word" during his constitutional law class. [Macon Telegraph]
* Gilberto "Cannibal Cop" Valle wants his conviction for illegally accessing NYPD databases to be overturned to improve his chances of getting into law school. He shouldn't be worried — some schools accept convicted murderers. [New York Post]
* Thelen LLP's bankruptcy case, first filed way back in 2009, is finally moving towards its conclusion. The last holdout partners who refused to settle must now pay back their monthly draws from the firm's final year. Too bad, so sad. [National Law Journal]
* Ladies, have a pudding pop: Martin D. Singer of Lavely & Singer, better known these days as Bill Cosby's lawyer, wants the media to stop publishing "unsubstantiated, fantastical stories" about the comedian's alleged rape victims. [Chicago Tribune]
* The grand jury in the Michael Brown shooting is still undecided on the case. Perhaps they'll have a decision before Thanksgiving so everyone in Ferguson can enjoy their turkey in peace (or in protest, depending on how it comes out). [CNN]
Law Professors, Non-Sequiturs, Rape, Sports
* We are coming to Chicago, and we'd love to see you at our event on Thursday night — RSVP here. [Above the Law]
* Wait, FIFA may be dishonest? Kirkland partner Michael Garcia announces plans to appeal after FIFA releases ethics report on the Russia and Qatar World Cup bidding process that contains "numerous materially incomplete and erroneous representations of the facts and conclusions." And he should know since he worked on the investigation. [Am Law Daily]
* Behold the all-purpose citation! [Lowering the Bar]
* Regarding yesterday's crazy "woman sues the owner of the dog that her dogs killed," an astute reader notes that a year ago, the Texas Supreme Court limited damages in pet deaths to "animal's market worth." So in the interest of reining in damages, the courts gave the victim less incentive to sue than the owner of the perpetrators. Sounds like a great system there. [Dallas Morning News]
* The holidays are around the corner. Get that special lawyer some prints of courthouses around the country to spruce up their office. [Courthouses of America]
* Wow. California school district argues that 14-year-old girl could legally consent to sex with her teacher because, I mean, come on, we all knew she was a slut. This happened. In 2014. [Slate]
* Advice that should go double for lawyers: sometimes you really just need to drop acid to clear your head. [What About Clients?]
* Professors who refuse to retire are the worst. [TaxProf Blog]
Entertainment Law, Non-Sequiturs, Rape, SCOTUS, Sports, Supreme Court
* The makeup of the Supreme Court is the most important issue in the 2016 election. Well, the most "important" issue will be if Hillary is a crone who murdered everyone in Benghazi with Obamacare, but the Supreme Court should be the most important issue. [Slate]
* We've wondered why the Supreme Court isn't more accountable before. Fix the Court wants to do something about it. [USA Today]
* In-house counsel are optimistic. Too bad they aren't optimistic about sending work to firms. [Business of Law Blog / LexisNexis]
* The Italians just overturned the manslaughter convictions of a bunch of scientists for failing to accurately predict an earthquake. But, sure, let's send Amanda Knox back over there. [Reuters]
* Latham snags a gaggle of high-profile O'Melveny entertainment lawyers and O'Melveny names three new co-heads of its Entertainment, Sports and Media Practice. [Deadline Hollywood]
* An infographic of firm trends. Technological upgrades are the name of the game. [Think Tank / Aderant]
* While we treat high school athletes as adults in so many aspects of their lives, America just won't let go of labeling them juveniles unable to grasp sexual assault. [The Legal Blitz]
* Horrific tale of systematic sexual abuse in the ranks of USA Swimming, which turns to Bryan Cave for what a lawyer profiled in the article calls "plaintiff-draining legal tactics." [Outside Online]
* R.I.P. John Michael Doar, former chief of the DOJ civil rights division in the 60s, who died at age 92 yesterday. [What About Clients?]
Title: ACA 5 Year Anniversary – Top 5 Issues in Medicare & Medicaid
A goal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is to provide quality, affordable healthcare for all Americans. Now in its 5th year, how much progress has been made in Medicare and Medicaid? Download Wolter's Kluwer's Special Report Here.
Food, Football, Non-Sequiturs, Prostitution, Sex, Sex Scandals, Television
* Florida State QB Jameis Winston is still in a heap of legal trouble and it turns out his best legal move might just be to drop out. It'd save him the trouble of getting demolished by Mississippi State. [Sports Illustrated]
* A follow-up on the Yale Law/Colombia Prostitution/Secret Service/Obama scandal. An amateur poet was hot on this story from the start and sent cryptic verse about it to a Yale student paper way back in the day. [Ivy Gate Blog]
* Ron Swanson explains lawyers. Best line, "The man who kills me will know." [Legal Cheek]
* Remember when the Texas Supreme Court cited Walter from Big Lebowski? Now we have the proper citation form for the occasion. [The Legal Satyricon]
* Perdue has settled two lawsuits against it over the use of the phrase "humanely raised." Apparently its chickens were "not that." [Salon]
* One lawyer explains why it's high time we eliminate this holiday. [Katz Justice]
Gay, Gay Marriage, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Old People, Rape, SCOTUS, Screw-Ups, Supreme Court, Technology
Ed. note: In honor of Columbus Day (and Canadian Thanksgiving), Above the Law will be on a reduced publication schedule today. We will be back in full force tomorrow.
* The Supreme Court's new Term is off to a great start: Thanks to a copy machine's error, we almost missed the surprise cert denials in the gay marriage cases. What kind of screw-ups will this week bring us? [National Law Journal]
* On the other hand, in what's considered an unsurprising move following its cert denials en masse, the Supreme Court allowed same-sex marriage to begin in Idaho. Congrats to the Gem State. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Jenner & Block's data privacy practice is making waves in an "uncharted but lucrative field," and its leader thinks that the "Internet of Things" will help heat up her work soon. [Capital Business / Washington Post]
* A future Law & Order: SVU episode? Sanford Rubenstein, a personal injury and civil rights lawyer who's been described as "[f]lashy, brash and always camera-ready," is now being accused of rape. [ABC News]
* Yale Law's most interesting student goes to all of his classes, but never has to study or take any of his finals. It's not because he's lucky — it's because he's a 93-year-old course auditor. [New Haven Register]
9th Circuit, Contract Attorneys, Non-Sequiturs, Prisons, Rape, Supreme Court, Television
* Quiz: Can you match the picture of the plaintiff to the landmark Supreme Court decision? [Slate]
* Ninth Circuit expedites Ed O'Bannon appeal. [USAToday]
* New NBC comedy about a law student who becomes a garbage man. Better job security, I suppose. [The A.V. Club]
* The federal prison population declined by about 4800 inmates, giving the United States… well, still the worst incarceration rate in the world, but hey, you've got to start somewhere. [ABC News]
* The contract attorney who sued Biglaw is living in his car and considering a career in construction. Perhaps it was a Freudian thing. [Law and More]
* Some philosophy professors are concerned about an individual getting very testy with perceived critics. Anyone want to guess the individual? [Professor David Velleman Homepage / NYU]
* In case you missed it, Howard Bashman's announcement of our new partnership. [How Appealing]
* Middle school convinces special needs girl to allow suspected rapist to take her into a bathroom so the school can "catch him redhanded." She gets raped. Judge dismisses the lawsuit saying he wouldn't "second-guess" school officials. [Al.com]
Attorney Misconduct, Death Penalty, Legal Ethics, Politics, Rape, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Women's Issues
What Do A Wendy Davis Campaign Ad And An Unusual SCOTUS Order Have In Common?
When you make individuals means to your ends only, you become a farce, if not also a fraud.
Defamation, Law Professors, Law Schools, Rape, State Judges
Law Prof Sez: State Judges Have Contempt For Smart Guys Like Me
Who Has Two Thumbs And Thinks The Judicial System Is Out To Get Him? This Professor!
2nd Circuit, 4th Circuit, Copyright, D.C. Circuit, Food, Gay, Gay Marriage, Health Care / Medicine, Immigration, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Rankings, Rape, Supreme Court
* Have you heard that Staci invited Justice Ginsburg to her wedding? [TIME]
* The Fourth Circuit welcomes Virginia to the fold of marriage equality. [National Law Journal]
* What might be the biggest insider trading case ever hinges on Greenberg Traurig. [New York Post]
* Most exciting of all is that we may never need to hear the depressing "copyright-free" Happy Birthday song ever again. [boingboing]
* With all the fire-breathing over the humanitarian crisis at the Mexican border, Texas Judge Clay Jenkins stands out for being reasonable. "I don't feel like we have to solve the border crisis for a terrified child to be shown some compassion." Why don't we hear about more people like Judge Jenkins? This article suggests there's a deeper problem with the media. [Dallas Observer]
* I've been beating the drum that the Obamacare cases aren't bound for SCOTUS because the D.C. Circuit will reverse Halbig en banc. The contrary view is that the Supreme Court may not let the lack of a real circuit split stand in its way. [Constitutional Accountability Center]
* Outrage over the government's school lunch health standards have Republicans fighting back at the state level. Remember, we need fatass kids because… freedom! [National Journal]
* The Second Circuit approved antibiotics in animal feed for animals that aren't even sick. Enjoy your superbugs! [Kitchenette / Jezebel]
* Judge allegedly fell asleep during a child rape case. It's not like it's an important case or anything. [Gawker]
* Gaming the rankings — not just for law schools any more. [The Kansas City Star]
* Karen Mantler can't afford her lawyer. And she's singing about it. After the jump…. [WNYC Spinning On Air]
Attorney Misconduct, Crime, Facebook, Legal Ethics, Rape, Social Media
Pro Tip For Lawyers: Don't Threaten To 'Anally Rape' Adversary
Has civility gone out of the legal profession?
Death Penalty, Education / Schools, Election Law, Non-Sequiturs, Rape, Supreme Court
Ed. note: Above the Law will not be publishing on Monday, May 26, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
* Who cleans up after Godzilla rolls into town? I figure it's Damage Control. [The Legal Geeks]
* So we all know University of Texas Law admits politically-connected students with bad grades and scores. But did you know they let in someone with a 128 on the LSAT? ONE. TWENTY. EIGHT. [Watchdog.org]
* Do we even need the Supreme Court? Well, that's one way to get RBG to retire. [Huffington Post]
* Seriously, the Boston Public School system is eliminating its history department. [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* Yesterday I talked about a devastating takedown of the latest National Review article contending that sexual assault is no big deal. Perhaps I crowned a champion too soon, because this is an even better whipping of that article. [Concurring Opinions]
* Wait, ID laws ultimately suppress voter turnout? What a surprise! [Election Law Blog]
* The last word in the death penalty debate after the jump… [The Onion]
* "Mr. Owl, how many permits do you need to complete a simple LNG export transaction?" "Well, let's see… A-one. A-two-hoo. A-three. Three." [Breaking Energy] * Defamation laws in Europe are way out of whack. For example when gorgeous model Anara Atanes took to Twitter to rip the manager of France's World Cup team for […]


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Australian Native Violet Viola hederacea
Australian Native Violet Viola hederacea What is it? The Australian native violet is a creeping, evergreen perennial, growing no more than 10cm in height. Viola hederacea spreads widely into a dense mat by trailing stolons that root out at the nodes. Leaves are a bright green in colour and kidney- shaped and the purple and white flowers appear on erect stems mainly in the warmer months of the year. Preferring a cool and shady position, it grows best in consistently moist soil. Where do they occur? Viola hederacea grows in most areas of eastern and southern Australia particularly in moist and shady locations.
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We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
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ARM - The processor architecture designer. If you've have a smartphone, any smartphone, there's a 90% chance there's an ARM designed chip or processor in there.
Pace - The largest Set Top Box manufacturer in the world
Sage - 3rd biggest enterprise resource software in the world
Symbian - First created by PSION software in the 90's.
Codemasters - Still churning out Colin McRae/DIRT racing games
Traveller's Tales - LEGO *insert film franchise* game developers
Splash Damage - Developers of Brink
Lionhead - Developers of Fable
Criterion - Developers of the Burnout series
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Traditional House
We were taken to a traditional house, in the way to the most wonderful natural spot we saw in China.
Though clearly performing for tourists, the "actors" really look like natural people, and those who surrounded us trying to sell something were real people.
Not pushy, real friendly and gentle people, providing a contrasting look to the powerful, rich, and modern China that we felt around us all the time.
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Cormorant Fishing
Don't miss it. At 7.30 PM a boat (50 RMB per person) leaves to the river, with a man paddling at its side. Under a strong light, a few cormorants swim and dive, catching the fish attracted by the light.
They have a ribbon tied in the neck that allows them to swallow only the very small fish. From time to time, the sailor grabs them, and empties their necks into a basket. But, at the end, one of the birds still had three fishes in the throat!
What a show.
NOTE: You will be in a cloud of mosquitoes, so, be prepared, and use repellent in your exposed areas.
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City Stroll
Yangshuo is not a big city (by Chinese standards) and, despite being surrounded by steep peaks it's easy to walk around, or to rent a bike.
Some nice spots in the rural area close to the city do deserve a look.
- Architecture
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Li river banks
The cruise in Li river from Guilin to Yangshuo has three steps:
1 - The excitement of the beautiful landscape "passing" by your boat, in a succession of odd rock formations and life coming to the river.
2 - The boring section, when things get repetitive and beauty seems to fade, with empty or abandoned banks.
3 - The final approach to Yangshuo, where beauty comes back, with typical construction mixing with the green, and life returning to the river.
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Postcard views
Around Yangshuo we saw the best views of China, with the sun helping to compose "postcard pictures". Each angle, each detail seemed to be the most beautiful... until the next one...
In Yangshuo it is important to go out of town!
- Arts and Culture
- Eco-Tourism
A trip along the River Li
There are many foreigners travelling along the Li River, but the best scenery along this river is between Xingping and Yangdi.
Travel agencies in Yangshuo provide trips along this itinerary, and they charge about 60CNY.
Public bus from Yangshuo to Xingping costs 5.5CNY.
Locals can go to Xingping and buy a return ticket to Yangdi, but I didn't find this "facility" available for foreigners.
Studying Chinese in Yangshuo
Many people still dream of going to Beijing or Shanghai to study Mandarin Chinese. But those big cities are busy, polluted and really expensive .
Learning chinese in Yangshuo is a much better alternative : living expenses are really low , and it's one of the most beautiful places to study in China. Locals and the many Chinese tourists speak Mandarin well enough for you to practice everywhere and make many Mandarin-speaking friends .
Another reason why some turn to the big cities is that the teachers are paid more there and have better qualifications.
In Yangshuo, Janie Chen is a private teacher that's been teaching there since 2006 . She studied at Beijing's best university for forming Chinese teachers (Chinese as a second language) (BLCU).
Janie gives one-on-one lessons in the center of Yangshuo. Most of her students follow her Intensive Chinese course (many stay for 2-6 months), but she also offers an excellent Survival Chinese course for those that only have a few hours or days to pick up useful vocabulary and correct their pronunciation.
For more details about Janie Chen's lessons, check out her recently updated website:
Learn Chinese in Yangshuo
Though there are several schools that offer Chinese lessons in Yangshuo, they seem to pay low salary to their teachers and can't keep the good or experienced teachers for very long.
Some of those schools much prefer to invest in advertizing, instead of aiming at keeping students satisfied for a long time. It might be difficult finding an authentic review.
The best thing is to check out the free lessons offered by each of them and compare, before deciding!
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- School Holidays
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Learn Tai Chi at Yangshuo Tai Chi & Kung Fu School
The Yangshuo Tai Chi & Kung Fu School is a special place for me since I have been going there for four years now to learn and study Chen Style Tai Chi or Taijiquan as it is more commonly known here in China. The school is run by Master Fu Nengbin who is a very highly regarded Tai Chi coach in fact he is the senior student and assistant coach for one of the Chen familiy lineage holders, Chen Zhenglei.
The school is pretty international with Chinese and foreign students training together and some of these students are long term, high level practioners. However you are just as likley to meet people there for one or two weeks and everyone mingles together and there is really no elitism there. The coaches at the school all speak English and can teach beginners to any level, young or old and any level of fitness. I have seen families come there for a holiday, old people and young couples. So really anybody is welcome.
The school provides food and accomodation where needed and there are also other small hotels in the village.
If you want to get more information try searching YouTube for the schools video channel where there are videos of classes as well as student testimonials or contact them via the schools website. You wont be disapointed.
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Cormorant fishing trip in the evening
One of the unique characters of Yangshuo is cormorant fishing. We had an evening trip cruising on the Li River to see the local using cormorant (sea bird) to catch fish. The cormorant has a long neck and a distensible pouch under the bill for holding captured fish. Cormorant can see the fish in the dark and use its mouth to catch the fish at dark.
It was such a memorable experience of the lifetime!
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Moon Hill
You can see Moon Hill from the South side of Yangshuo. It is a moon shape rock with a big hole in the middle. It looks beautiful during sunset. You can climb the hill for about 8 KM from Yangshuo and the entrance fee is Y15.
In Chinese: 月亮山 (yue liang shan)
Li River
We joined the Li River cruise in the earning morning. It was such a great morning cruising on a river with such amazing scenery of limestone peaks, fishing boats, and classic rural scenes of wallowing water buffalo, and ladies washing cloths by the river.
The reflection of the sunlight on the river is so magnificent. The rock formations shape different things, for example the Nine-Horses Fresco and Lincoln's face. Many Chinese tourists are looking forward to see the view of the photo on the back of Y20 currency notes.
Unfortunately, this river has been the main tourist spot for both domestic and foreign tourists, so you can't have it all by yourself.
Don't miss the Li River Cruise! One of the most stunning views of China!
For more photos!
In Chinese: 漓江 (Li jiang)
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Bilian Peak
After lunch, we walked around town and encountered a way to climb up to Bilian Peak to see Yangshou. No doubt! It was well worth to climb the steps to higher level to see the views. There is a water garden on the mountain with benches. Some locals spends time here with friends chatting, playing Chinese chess, and etc.
It was so nice to live in a town surrounded by mountains of different shapes. Stunning!
In Chinese: 碧联锋 (bi lian feng)
- Mountain Climbing
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Yulong River: Bridge & Crossing
Yulong River is a smaller river with clear water surrounded by small villages and breathtaking views of mountains. The best way to explore the river is hiring a bamboo boat to cruise on the river. During the boat cruising, we passed by an old bridge, Dragon Bridge. This bridge is 600 years old stone arched bridge and one of the largest stone bridge in Guangxi. Under the bridge would be a 7 meter deep water and prefect for swimming.
Along the cruising, we passed by several crossings, few are built by natural stones, a particular one crossing was made by a local. The lady was charging the crossing boats for a fee.
Anyway, it was amazing to see boats crossing the river and water flowing on different levels.
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Yulong River: People
It was such beautiful scenes to see people swimming, paddling boats, fishing on Yulong River. Yulong river has fresh clear water. People can't resist to jump into the water. Swimming in the river, paddling bamboo boats for tourists, fishing in the river are part the local lifestyles in Yangshuo. People's smiles would show the blessing and peaceful life in the village.
I could not resist to swim in this river!
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Visiting Local Village: Rice Fields
We visited Yangshuo during Summer. The rice fields are green and beautiful. Many locals are working as farmers in rice fields. It has beautiful scenery to see the green rice fields with limestone mountains.
You can rent a bicycle to explore the villages,or simply walk. The locals would have friendly smile at you. You could enjoy this experience especially summer when the farmers and family members out working in the rice field.
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Dear all,
I have read and re-read posts, to determine between these 2 units. I am close to executing a remodel, and look forward to get getting the best possible kitchen within space provided,
I would like recommendations in determining on how enamel cooktop of Wolf will fare with the beaded blast rangetop of DCS over long term.
Are you happy with it?
Eventually the ranges will look used, but can anyone please recommend on how these surfaces look after long use. Stainless Steel will get scratched, but after getting random scratches initially, does it look better? (kinda like a well used Stainless steel vessel ) than an enamel rangetop?
I will expect to have boil overs (milk),
. My mom in a different country has a stainless steel cook top and loves the ease of use.
next:I am struggling between these choices.
Between 36"DCS AG and 30" Wolf DF -
I worry about splitting of oven enamel in Wolf, loud fan noices in DCS, Yellowing or browinng of SS surface in DCS, and wonder if will I like the enamlled top look of Wolf.
I have tried making tortillas (fresh ones) on wolf. It works great. Love its looks of Wolf and DCS is pretty good too.
If anything - I want to clean lesser and want the appliance to stay nicer looking longer. (even with I expecting to have boil overs with milk).
We don't use m/w. Suspicious of its health hazards, and are fine using range for reheating. Range is heavily used.
We are vegetarians (egg ok).
I bake cookies/cakes and snacks in oven and home made pizzas.
Most of my cooking is in the range. I amake 3 meals a day, fresh.
I make fresh whole wheat tortillas everyday on the gas range. (Picture spilling of flour as the tortilla cooks directly over the range and bubbles up)
Milk spill overs ( about two times a week)
My current black enamel looks pretty bad around the burner... and even the burner (sealed ) functions okay but looks very dirty.
I am happy with sim of both units, I am happy that both are similar in BTUs,
I didn't want the center burner in 30 inch DCS and hence haven't considered that here.
I use about 3 burners at a time at max.
Self cleaning option isn't a must -but I read tha Wolf DF has lesser issues than Wolf AG, hence going with it,. and also DF does better in ovens.
Thank you!
I have had the 30 inch AG DCS for 5 1/2 years, it preforms great and problem free. The dual stacked simmer on all burners is great, the infrared broiler is too. The SS top is easy to keep clean. Most nights I just tip a burner and wipe splatters. Once I had a brownish stain around a burner and a little BKF took it right off. I am not a fancy baker and was concerned about going to a gas oven but so far everything I've done has been perfect.
I'm not a fan of enamelled tops at all which deterred us from the Wolf. We just ordered a 36" DSC on Saturday. We won't be moving in our new home until end of March so won't be able to give you any experienced info on it. The salesman sold both Wolf and DCS and other higher end brands and said in his opinion the DCS was better than the Wolf. I didn't ask him to explain as we were in a hurry and decided long ago that we would be getting the DCS.
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Schaianne 6 years
This dress would be so much better if it wasn't so choppy looking - it just isn't flattering. The color is fabulous, though.
gruaig_rua 6 years
This dress is the most amazing colour! It fits like a glove. And so it should when you have a body like Kate's :)
chancleta 6 years
stunning dress and color
chancleta 6 years
stunning dress and color
buggyslice 6 years
I love the top part of the dress but not loving the bottom.
jenniferg 6 years
cupcakers wrote: "My favorite of the night. She can do no wrong in my eyes. That's a beautiful blue color. Kate Winslet is perfection" Ditto to that, couldn´t have said it better. She and Cate Blanchett are the ones for me that can do no wrong, ever...
jenniferg 6 years
cupcakers wrote:"My favorite of the night. She can do no wrong in my eyes. That's a beautiful blue color. Kate Winslet is perfection"Ditto to that, couldn´t have said it better. She and Cate Blanchett are the ones for me that can do no wrong, ever...
genesisrocks 6 years
Pretty color
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Pretty color
amofoz 6 years
I was thinking the same thing designerel! I would be a great cocktail dress without the bottom part. Although there's something weird about the top straps too. They look kinda tight, like she's about to bungee jump or something.
spicyaroma 6 years
Kate always looks stunning.
spicyaroma 6 years
Kate always looks stunning.
designerel 6 years
It would make a great cocktail dress. Just chop off the weirdly shiny bottom part of the dress.
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Am I the only person who dislikes mermaid/fish tail dresses? The color and top part are gorgeous, but ugh, the bottom....
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oh la la!
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It's okay but I think the stretch of the material makes her hips look huge!
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i love her, and that color on her is fab. but i think the waist-band detailing cuts her off. it looks too tight. she isn't fat by any means, but that waist band is weird to me and that combined w/ the bottom half make her look stumpy.
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Love kate, hate the dress!
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Love kate, hate the dress!
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Ditto on your comment about men thinking she's hot, CheapandChic. From a scientific standpoint, men are most attracted to women with a hip/waist ratio of .7 = guys like curvy hips!
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Beautiful like always. :)
kastarte2 6 years
Beautiful like always. :)
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My favorite of the night as well. Just gorgeous!
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My favorite of the night. She can do no wrong in my eyes. That's a beautiful blue color. Kate Winslet is perfection
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Essie Hollis palmed the basketball on the Martin Luther King Center court Sunday as a group of children gathered around him.
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"How do you think you get to this?" he asked.
The ball bounced away, and Hollis walked to a courtside table to pick up a book that he just as quickly dropped on the court.
His message: "You can't do this" -- basketball -- "without that" -- education.
Hollis, the 6-foot 6-inch former Strong Vincent and St. Bonaventure star, was back in Erie on Sunday and Monday to teach basketball and life lessons at the King Center, 312 Chestnut St. The two-day camp was created in honor of his brother, Charles Hollis, who died in 2008.
"From watching the kids and looking at them in the gym, I think they should have a little more guidance," Hollis, 54, said. "Now, when I grew up here, I had a lot of guidance ... I don't see a lot of that going on here. Maybe people don't have time or whatever. I think they should put more time into the youth that are here."
Charles Hollis had worked at the center as a recreation aide for 11 years before he died of cancer. Essie Hollis said his brother would not only teach basketball, but would do anything to keep them out of trouble.
Hollis' brothers and sisters rebounded for him on the very same court while he developed the jump shot that helped catapult him to city stardom (he averaged a record 30.1 points per game as a senior in 1973), an NCAA Division I scholarship and a pro career in the NBA and in Europe. Essie said he was always closest to Charles, who played at Strong Vincent and Clarion.
"Out of all my brothers, (Charles) was my biggest fan because he knew what I was going through," Hollis said. "He had gone through it earlier in his career. And everything I talked about to him, he could relate to it. He was like a carbon-copy of myself in terms of the basketball and the sports. ... That made us closer."
Charles Hollis' colleagues at Erie Insurance Exchange, where he worked for 18 years, raised funds for his cancer battle.
He died before their contributions could be put to work, and the money they had raised instead went to create a camp for the youth of Erie at the King Center.
The camp drew more than 50 children Sunday, and about 15 showed up for Monday's session. It was free, and open to anyone in the fifth through eighth grades. And every participant received a "Chaz Hollis Basketball Camp" T-shirt.
Essie Hollis led the students in dribbling and drills, both offensive and defensive. But he also stressed the importance of fundamentals and how it's necessary to develop those skills at a younger age these days.
The former Strong Vincent standout worked easily with the players. He teaches elementary school Spanish and technology and coaches basketball in Coconut Creek, Fla., and knew how to get his message across to their age group.
Hollis put his teaching skills to work Sunday to highlight the value of hard work. Hollis put the kids in a make-believe candy shop and posed the question: If one person is given five minutes to grab as much as they want, and another person is given 10 minutes, who would have the most candy? The kids realized that the more time and effort they put into their endeavors, the more they would get out of it.
Hollis also returned to his alma mater, St. Bonaventure, on Saturday to induct his former teammate and best friend, Jim Baron, into the school's athletic hall of fame. Hollis, who starred with Baron on the Bonnies' 1977 NIT championship team, saw his No. 25 retired by the university in 2008.
Most of the campers Monday didn't know his history, but they understood his point. When he held the basketball and asked, "How do you get here?" one camper answered by placing a book in the middle of the court.
The Hollis' message -- Essie's and Charles' -- was being heard loud and clear.
TIM ROHAN can be reached at 870-1727 or by e-mail.


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Hello everyone, I haven't been here in a long time. I used to be named sunshinetm & all of you smart people here taught me psp7 & helped me with tuts. Recently I got a new computer & bought psp pro x (not that impressed so far). I will have to come here & learn it from the pro's like I did with psp7. Any way I reinstalled my psp7 since I am more familiar with that & like some of the things on there also & I have a problem. I will try & explain as best I can LOL. When I go to use a tool (any of them) I will use the clone tool as an example. I bring my curser over the pic I am working on, right click & then left click to clone it to new area. ? is I do not see a circle as I use my curser as I used to see. I am not sure exactly how to explain this. All I see is a little stamp or brush while I am working so I have no idea how big of an area I am working with or where the lines are of my brush or circle or whatever the tool is being used. If anyone can make out what I am trying to explain & can help I would appreciate that. If not I understand. LOL Terri
Oh my gosh I finally figured it out. I had to check the show brush out lines. Good thing I got it because u probably had no clue what I was rambling about. LOL Any way watch out because I will be back. I need to learn about the new stuff in psp x since I did buy it. Thanks, Terri


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Kurt Andersen, journalist, editor, novelist, NPR radio host, grew up in the late 1960s, a moment when the great generational imperative was: do justice. Andersen found a way of pursuing the imperative of truth-telling without sacrificing his rich sense of the absurd, founding Spy magazine, which punctured the swelling self-importance of the grandees of the 1980s. In recent years, he has laid journalism aside for fiction, writing such celebrated novels as 2007's Heyday, which invite readers to consider the American present in light of the past.
Andersen's entire body of work is in the service of social criticism—temperate, ironical, amused, and non-ideological at a moment of polemical bullying. He will talk about the arc of his career, about the ongoing influence of the 1960s in our collective life, and about the dead end which our national political debate has reached.
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Watching the Big Dance is gonna cost employers $192 million
Mar 17, 2011, 11:40 AM EDT
As you spend the rest of today and Friday and work watching NCAA tournament games and checking on the status of your bracket game-by-game, consider this: The Big Dance will cost the US. $192 million in lost worker productivity.
Hope that $5 you used to submit your bracket is worth it.
How is this possible? Consultants Challenger Gray & Christmas Inc. estimate that online viewership is likely to reach 8.4 million hours during the three-week tournament. At an average hourly earning of $22.87, that's quite the chunk of change.
So maybe you should just leave work now. Download a doctor's note from HootersHookyDay.com and go have some buffalo wings while you watch some hoops.
You also can follow me on Twitter @MikeMillerNBC.
- pnoty96 - Mar 17, 2011 at 1:21 PM
So. They loose a little productivity for a few days. How about the other side…the EXCESS productivity they get through increasing "casual overtime" that is expected to get work done through decreasing workforces, decreasing pension / retirement benefits, etc…etc. they arent bitching about that? How about layoffs the workers face when its' management that screwed up. they dont lay themselves off? and they continue to get bonuses? Basically…who gives a flying SHEET about it fora few days.
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Kid Rock to headline Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary Aug. 31
Southern rock star Kid Rock has been confirmed as one of three Marcus Amphitheater headliners for Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary party on the Summerfest grounds Labor Day weekend.
Milwaukee-based Harley announced Monday afternoon a new partnership with Rock that includes title sponsorship of his Rebel Soul tour, named after Rock's 2012 album. The partnership also includes co-branded Rebel Soul merchandise available at Rock shows and Harley-Davidson dealerships. Harley is also sponsoring a contest where one person will win the chance to perform with Rock's band on stage for one song during each night of the tour, as well as a national contest that includes a factory-customized motorcycle and an on-stage experience with Rock at the 110th anniversary show. »Read Full Article(39)
Garbage makes triumphant return at Eagles Ballroom
Saturday was an emotional and special night for Garbage, Scottish frontwoman Shirley Manson assured fans at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom.
You didn't have to take her word for it. The passion on stage spoke volumes. »Read Full Article(9)
Events this week: MAM lecture; Bay View Wine Fest; WingFest
MAM founding works
Before the Calatrava, before the Kahler, before the War Memorial Center, there was the Layton Art Gallery. And without Frederick Layton and the gallery, we wouldn't have the others. The Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive, which is rooted by the Layton collection, is paying tribute to the man and his gallery with a 125th anniversary exhibition. In the Gallery 10 and the Decorative Arts Gallery, MAM will display the works upon which the museum was founded. And the Baumgartner Galleria will display items that illustrate the history of MAM. Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Lubar Auditorium, guest lecturer Giles Waterfield will discuss "The Role of Private Patrons" in Layton's development of his collection. The lecture is free with general admission. »Read Full Article
Many of MSO Pops' hits from the '60s miss their mark
Classic pop/rock songs are a unique brand of magic, snapping one back to a time and place that lives only in memory.
The MSO Pops put a veritable hit parade from the '60s on stage Friday evening, in a program entitled "Oh, What a Night!" »Read Full Article(3)
Love brings hope to Next Act Theatre's 'Grace'
When the lights come up on Craig Wright's "Grace" - now at Next Act Theatre, under David Cecsarini's direction - a man is holding a gun to his head, having just murdered the woman and man sprawled nearby. We can guess what happened with this love triangle. But how? And why?
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Nov 30, 2010 GMTThere is much discussion these days around security, most of which comes from the release of Firesheep and the "discovery" that the three "W"s of "World Wide Web" may really stand for the "Wild, Wild West". Basically I hate the idea of needing to lock things up, hide things, and search people. There have been cultures where two poles crossed over the door of a tent meant it was "locked", and people could leave the doors to their remote cabins unlocked to allow stranded people to find shelter in a storm, but in many places those times are past. I remember in 1977 when the researchers at Bell Labs were told to use passwords on their login accounts. Most...
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Nov 30, 2010 GMTRecently I was watching a video that Christopher "Monty" Montgomery, the founder of the Xiph.org project had produced on audio and video formats. They did a good job on the video, putting it out in both WebM format and Ogg format, with subtitles in English, French, German, Portuguese (Brazil) and Russian. They even include the SRT files so other subtitle translations could be done. About position 7:36 on the video, where Monty was describing how "there is no such thing as a perfect transistor, or a perfect inductor or a perfect capacitor" , I burst into laughter. In 1972 I told my college roommate *exactly* *those* *words* while he was studying digital...
Nov 28, 2010 GMTCeBIT, held in Hanover, Germany each year, is the largest IT trade show in the world. Companies come from all over the world to show their goods and services to each other, and to make deals. For several years now Linux New Media, the publishers of various Linux magazines around the world has sponsored a "Linux Park" at CeBIT.For the past three years, in the spirit of "Free and Open", Linux New Media has offered free exhibit space to Open Source projects. This gives an excellent opportunity for projects to "show their stuff" to both "the choir" of FOSS people that stop by and to other people who are just learning about FOSS. Interested projects have about two weeks to find...
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Oct 31, 2010 GMTMy friend Benjamin Scott send some email around today stating that Alcatel/Lucent had published all the old Bell System Technical Journals from 1922 to 1983 online and freely accessible. As Ben said:Bell Labs practically invented much of our recent civilization (communications theory, transistor, laser, microchip, Unix, the list goes on). The public switched telephone network, before the Internet came along, was probably the most complicated system in human existence. They documented a lot of it in these journals. Making them available like this is a huge boon to technology historians. My favorite Bell System Technical Journal (BSTJ, for short) was Volume 57.6, published in August of...
Oct 31, 2010 GMTOne of my favorite sayings has always been "You should eat your own dog food". When applied to programming it quite simply means that you should use the code that you generate. I started saying this many years ago when I noticed that the Unix product managers at Digital Equipment Corporation were not using Unix in their day to day work. They had Microsoft Windows systems on their desktop, and would often go over to VMS to use "EDT" (the VMS text editor) for doing "real editing". One product manager at a very high level even admitted to "hating Unix", and when asked why they were the product manager of a product they hated said "Where else could I make this...
Oct 30, 2010 GMTRecently I was reading an article that was quoting Steve Jobs about how the Android phones from different manufacturers were all slightly different. He was pointing out that HTC and Motorola were putting on slightly different human interfaces and that this was crazy compared to his iPhone where all the phones were exactly the same. I started wondering what world Mr. Jobs lives in. Is it a world where every car is the same? Every house is the same? Do people shop around for different makes and models of things out of some type of twisted self-hate, or is it that people like to have choice in the way things look and work? As a software developer, I can appreciate the fact...
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New rules emphasize collegiality in coding.
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Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
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GMC Jimmy Repair and Maintenance
A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your GMC Jimmy
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An astronomical clock is a clock with special mechanisms and dials to display astronomical information. This information can include everything from the relative position of the sun and the moon to major planets to zodiacal constellations. The term Astronomical clock is loosely used to refer to any clock that shows astronomical information. The clock could include the location of the sun...
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I didn't get the hydrometer til after like 3 weeks, haha. Didn't realize how important that was..
Five percent alcohol? Are you sure? What was your starting specific gravity? (that will tell us how much sugar was in the must and so we can determine the potential alcohol of your wine) - or do you know how much sugar was in the must before you added the yeast?
What was the gravity before you added more sugar? (If the reading was at about 1.000 then adding about 1/2 lb per gallon would raise the gravity to 1.020. You cannot know the actual ABV of your wine unless you know the starting gravity and the last gravity reading you have taken and you cannot know the potential gravity unless you know the starting gravity and the kind of yeast you are using..
I thought that by looking at the side of it where the % thing was it told you. But I never took measurements in the beginning. I'm just now taking them for the first time. It's just really weak right now I know that.
What was the original gravity reading when you started the batch and how long ago did you pitch the yeast? If your hydrometer dropped to the bottom of your 2 gallon bucket, then the yeast had taken the wine to dryness (S.G. 0.990-0.995). Depending on the original gravity, your final %ABV should be ((O.G - F.G) x 1.33) + ((1.022 - F.G.) x 1.33) assuming the champagne yeast doesn't hit its upper toxicity tolerance. What was the must that you made? Maybe it was a very smooth result where you don't notice a hot alcohol. I think you need to be patient and let things develop. I don't see any emergency going on unless you didn't get enough sugar in the must to begin with. Relax dude and make another batch and take an O.G. measurement next time.
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Well this bein my first wine and it only being a month old, I doubt it's so smooth I can't taste it haha.
THe % this is the potential alcohol, not the actual alcohol, it means when they hydrometer is floating high up that you have a higher potential alcohol to make, and at the beginning you dont have any but if you ferment to dry you can have this potential amount. As the yeast eat up the sugar your potential amount of alcohol you can make decreases since you already made some of it you only have a lesser amount to keep making. People get confused when their wine is done and they hydrometer reads 0%, but thats because they have not more potential to make alcohol and its done, the real reading is at the begining when you mix everything up.
If you would post your recipe and yeast etc it would be helpful.
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WebView supports, through the
WebEditingDelegate, a mechanism for the delegate to implement custom behavior for a variety of actions the
WebView (or the private
WebHTMLView) receives. When an action such as:
is received in
WebHTMLView, it is passed through to the delegate method:
-(BOOL)webView:(WebView *)webView doCommandBySelector:(SEL)command
Unfortunately, the mechanism does not provide for conveyance of the "
sender" in the original action method.
For the vast majority of actions, the sender is unimportant, but for changeAttributes, and changeFont, for example, the contract requires that "
sender" be called by the recipient in order to e.g.
convertAttributes: or
For the
changeFont case, it turns out that calling
[[NSFontManager sharedFontManager] convertFont:] is sufficient, as coincidentally this is what the sender is.
In the
changeAttributes case, in particular when strikethrough is changed, the sender may be a private class "
NSFontEffectsBox" which presumably corresponds to the subsection of the font panel that is responsible for changing strikethrough/etc settings.
Unfortunately, calling
[[NSFontManager sharedFontManager] convertAttributes:] does NOT obtain the expected attribute changes. This leaves a delegate who is interested in implementing this method meaningfully in a bit of a conundrum:
WebKit does not convey the sender, so the delegate can't make the contractual
[sender convertAttributes:]call.
changeAttributes:call is sent to a private WebKit class,
WebHTMLView, which cannot be subclassed to, e.g., customize the behavior of
The sender for the
NSFontEffectsBox, is a private class and cannot be accessed e.g. as
[NSFontEffectsBox sharedFontEffectsBox].
In short: there appears to be no way for a developer to meaningfully override the behavior of
changeAttributes: for a
Any ideas?