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1993 Toyota Previa Question: 3 cylinders fail when rainy
Hi folks, I live in Uruguay, and bought a used PRevia with 150K very good conditions two months ago. The last week I was splashed by a truck in a heavy rainy day, then it start to run only 3 cylinders. I realize that the electric distridutor is too low and some exposed. I read in several forums and reviews that Previa is a high reliable VAN. Do you have some comments or suggestions to avoid that failure? - KiteRunner
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If the failure only happens when it rains it is likely to be ignition related. Remove and inspect the distributor cap. You probably have a bad plug wire or distributor cap/rotor. I have seen the oil seal in the distributor fail allowing oil to enter the the distributor in which case the distributor should be replaced. The plugs are difficult to replace but should be checked/replaced. The spark plugs are down a well, the valve cover has oil seal to prevent oil leaking down into the spark plug area. Most people don't bother to check the valve clearance as part of regular service but if the engine has over 100,000 miles it may be a good idea to check it. A quick way to check the spark plug wires and distributor cap insulation is to get a hand pump spray bottle with the engine running spray the ignition system and if the engine starts to run rough as you spray mist water over the ignition components that component is bad. - patrick mannion
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London, United Kingdom - On a beautiful sunny afternoon, Eva Moseley wanders through a tranquil wooded area in Massachusetts, pointing out various beauty spots amid the dappled sunlight and spreading trees.
It's a visit with a purpose - she is looking for the spot where she would like to be buried in a simple woodland ceremony.
Ms Moseley plans to be laid to rest in a shallow grave, without a large headstone, in a simple wood and cardboard coffin.
Her funeral plans are a far cry from the traditional American burial, which has become increasingly elaborate in the past 150 years.
In funeral showrooms across the US, salesman push grieving families towards the heavy, polished metal caskets used in more than 60 percent of burials in the country.
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Once again, the Federal Trade Commission has published a useless-to-the-public press release about how many funeral homes they found violating the law during their undercover investigations. Notice that none of the funeral homes in the cities listed are identified so you, Mr. and Ms. Consumer, cannot make an informed choice about avoiding businesses that don't play fair with their customers. That's because the FTC agreed to let the National Funeral Directors Association run the Funeral Rule Offender's Program (educational for Rule violators) in exchange for anonymity. Sweet deal, huh?
For what it's worth, here's the FTC release.
Investigators working undercover in eight states detected significant violations of Federal Trade Commission consumer protection requirements in 23 of 127 funeral homes they visited during 2012.
—Much ink is spilled in the funeral trade press about "personalizing" funerals. Said personalization often amounts to little more than cutesy corners for caskets (deer if dad was a hunter, a golf tee, etc.). Funeral director BT Hathaway of Fall River, Massachusetts, has come up with something different. We don't promote products on the FCA blog for obvious reasons, but BT's MemryStone deserves a look for standing out as something genuine in a crowd of overpriced highly-marketed gee-gaws. It's quiet, it compels hands-on participation by the grieving, and honestly, it's touching. Let us know what you think in the comments.
memrystone-BT HathawayArchaeologists have found evidence of aromatic herbs and flowers placed in graves at least 14,000 years ago. And, historically, cremations (funeral pyres of various constructions) have involved the participation of family and community members for thousands of years. Regardless the disposition, less "modernized" societies do not have worries about the identity of remains or the completeness of funeral rites. Multiple eye witnesses can attest the authenticity of every ceremonial step.
Not so with contemporary cremation.
Consumer Group Opposes Merger of Funeral Chain Giants
July 11, 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Josh Slocum,Executive Director802-865-8300
South Burlington, VT.—Funeral Consumers Alliance, the only national nonprofit protecting the rights of funeral consumers, urges the Federal Trade Commission to deny the merger of funeral giants Service Corporation International (SCI) and Stewart Enterprises (STEI). If they combine, SCI will amass more than 2,000 funeral homes and cemeteries from coast to coast, and will be vastly larger than any other funeral home and cemetery chain.
Unlike many other retail chains, bigger isn't better when it comes to funerals. Unlike Wal-Mart or Costco, SCI's savings from economies of scale don't get passed on to the customer family. They go to the company's true customer, the shareholder.
"It's alarming to think that a company with a long track record of abusing consumers at the worst times of their lives might get even bigger," said Josh Slocum, FCA's executive director. "For at least 15 years grieving families around the country have complained to us about the practices at SCI funeral homes and cemeteries. From lying about options in order to boost the funeral bill, to digging up graves to re-sell them to another unsuspecting family, to denying the legal rights of LGBT people to make funeral arrangements for their partners. You name it, we've heard it."
"SCI has devoured the other funeral home chains over the past several years and now is the king of the hill in most major metropolitan markets. And the results have not been good for consumers. These mergers have led to higher prices and deteriorating service," Slocum said.
Most people don't even know they're doing business with a multinational Wall Street chain when they call their local funeral home. "Smith and Sons Funeral Home" may not have anything to do with the Smith family at all. Only SCI's consumer-friendly brand-name, Dignity Memorial, gives a clue to the ownership. Price surveys by Funeral Consumers Alliance groups have long documented how Dignity-owned businesses are among the most expensive in any region you look.
"Dignity Memorial" is no stranger to scandal:
Funeral Consumers Alliance has collected hundreds of complaints from families around the country. These families report SCI funeral homes and cemeteries have violated federal regulations protecting grieving consumers from funeral fraud, that strangers are found buried in graves families bought decades before, and that aggressive salespeople (SCI calls them "family service counselors") have lied about non-existent government regulations so consumers would be forced to buy expensive burial services they didn't want.
Funeral Consumers Alliance reminds the Federal Trade Commission that funeral purchases are unlike any other in their potential to harm the customer. Families buying funeral and cemetery services are incredibly vulnerable and have been subject to deceitful and egregious conduct. Indeed, the FTC's own "Funeral Rule," enacted in 1984, was a response to the overwhelming record of routine deception and consumer abuse across the funeral industry.
"This is not a run of the mill merger; this isn't about whether a $20 retail product will cost consumers $5 more," Slocum said. "We're talking real money here. Funeral consumers often make great economic sacrifices to bury their loved ones. The average full-service funeral runs in excess of $7,000 and often for much more at SCI's Dignity locations. Especially when it has faced less competition, SCI has increased prices and we can expect more of the same if this merger occurs. Given the lack of knowledge about funeral options and the stress of grief, we can't just say a 'rational consumer' will vote with their dollars and choose another funeral home. That's not how the unique funeral transaction works, and that reality is why the FTC specifically regulatesfuneral homes."
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"Latkes are a must-have at Hanukkah. This is my mother's recipe, which is honestly the best latke I've had. Lovely topped with sour cream or applesauce." – Lindsay
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Many programs funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation aim at changing policy or developing innovative programs that have the potential to be picked up by government and expanded throughout the nation. Others have the more modest aspiration of simply trying to improve the health or health care of individuals. MicheLee Puppets, which is funded by the Foundation's Local Funding Partners program, is one of the latter—in particular, helping Florida schoolchildren lead healthier lives.
The Foundation long ago discovered that television, movies and celebrities can be employed to deliver health messages. It is only a small step for puppets to do the same thing, following the lead of the Muppets, who have been educating young children since 1969.
As Digby Diehl, most recently the co-author with Bob Barker of Priceless Memories and a frequent contributor to the Anthology series, recounts in chapter 10, MicheLee Puppets travel throughout Florida, providing an entertaining—even rollicking—show for the state's schoolchildren. But the show is not just fun and entertainment. The puppets highlight ways that elementary schoolchildren can eat more nutritious food and be healthier. And the children bring that message home to their parents. MicheLee Puppets mesh nicely with the Foundation's priority of reducing the epidemic of childhood obesity in the nation.
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We haven't done any Alice Cooper in a little while, so here's something from his most recent album, Welcome 2 My Nightmare, produced by Bob Ezrin, the man behind his best early work. (People who remember the original Welcome to My Nightmare will recognize the piano part from Steven.) If there's any doubt that the "you" in question is God, I'd say the mentions of revelation, salvation, and believing–and the repetition of the phrase "In the beginning"–should put that to rest. It's also a rare instance where Auto-Tune doesn't make me want to punch something. (Well, this and "Gay Fish".)
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Death of Zarqawi could brighten outlook for Iraq
Al-Qaida mastermind imposed a reign of terror; his absence could contribute to the healing of a shattered, suffering society.
In our society, and in most others, it is considered bad form to derive satisfaction from, let alone rejoice in, the death of a fellow human being.
However, in the case of the late Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who was ushered into eternity Wednesday night, it's difficult if not impossible to feel anything but relief - and a grim sense that long-deferred justice has been done.
The Jordanian-born Zarqawi, who was al-Qaida's main man in Iraq, had for years been the target of a manhunt by the coalition allies there. He was killed during a combined U.S.-Iraqi operation in which two American F-16 warplanes dropped two 500-pounds on a safe house where he and several associates were meeting.
Authorities went to great lengths to confirm that they had indeed gotten the right man. His identification was established by comparison with photographs, by fingerprints, and by tattoos that he was known to have on his body.
Additionally, samples of his blood were taken to provide further confirmation.
There was abundant reason for such thoroughness. Zarqawi was one of the prime authors of the indiscriminate violence that has wracked Iraq for years. He orchestrated countless terror bombings, kidnappings and murders. He was responsible for the deaths of men, women and children whose only offense was being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
He exacerbated strife among the various strains of Islam, proclaiming his Sunni brand of extreme fundamentalist Islam must be universally enforced. Taking his cue Osama bin-Laden, the supreme leader of al-Qaida, he was intolerant, pitiless and without scruples. He was a model fanatic, impervious to the pleadings of pity, the promptings of reason or the tenderness of compassion.
In that sense, he was to a certain extent the author of his own undoing, for the tips and warnings that made possible the targeting of Zarqawi came from everyday Iraqis who desperately yearn for relief from the reign of terror he inspired.
To be sure, there are plenty of other fanatics who will endeavor to continue Zarqawi's merciless reign of terror - but it will surely be a while before anyone blending his ruthlessness, his talent and his sinister charisma will come along.
In the meantime, a suffering nation just may get a shred or two of relief, and an opportunity to work toward the day when Iraqis may begin in earnest the work of building a just, tolerant and secure society.
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Arrange vegetables around edge of platter. Grill or panfry sausages until brown and heated through. Cut into 1-inch pieces. Arrange sausage pieces in center of platter, placing toothpick in each piece. Serve with chutneys.
I have made this recipe since it first appeared (for my Dad's b-day party in January). It has always continued to get raves from everyone. The sweet chutney is easier to prepare, but the hot is also worth the effort. You can cook the sausages in the oven on about 375 and they are nearly as good as grilled.


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"We are in a funding emergency today," read the e-mail from the New York Abortion Access Fund. Four women, who had come to New York City for second-trimester abortions unavailable in their home states, were about to be sent home because, despite heroic efforts, a clinic social worker had been unable to raise enough money to pay for their procedures, which cost between $1,600 and $2,000. Belinda, from Maryland, needed $750 more. Miranda, from Philadelphia, needed $595 more. Evelynne, from Maryland, needed $445 more. Karina, a 15-year-old rape victim from Massachusetts, needed $1,500 more. The women (these are not their real names) had traveled long distances and had spent the night hoping against hope that the money would be found: At twenty-three weeks, this was their last chance.
Belinda, Miranda, Evelynne and Karina are the human face of the current Congressional debate over "partial-birth abortion," a term invented by anti-choicers that has no precise medical meaning and cannot be found in any medical text. Yet it has obtained wide currency thanks to the media, which, whether out of laziness or ignorance or fear of seeming too liberal, use it far more often than such terms as "dilation and extraction" and "dilation and evacuation," which describe actual methods used in second- and third-term abortions. (A recent Nexis search found that over the past six months, "partial birth" was used 427 times, while "dilation and extraction" was used only 32 times.) The oxymoronic "partial-birth abortion," with accompanying gory description--crushed skull, sucked-out brains, half-delivered fetus--was a stroke of public relations genius; another is the phrase "late term."
When is "late term"? Well, it's when you have a "partial-birth abortion." It is, in other words, a foggy expression that intentionally conflates the second trimester of pregnancy, when according to Roe v. Wade, abortion can be regulated before viability only to safeguard the woman's health, and the third trimester, when abortion can legally be banned except to preserve the woman's life or health. By this sleight of hand, "late term" suggests that most second-trimester fetuses are viable (although they almost never are, except at the very end) and paints "partial-birth abortions" as legal infanticide. Thus the anti-choicers reframe themselves as the commonsensical moderates and pro-choicers as the callous extremists.
Going after "partial-birth abortion" is a brilliant tactic. The phrase doesn't insult the pregnant woman the way "convenience abortion," "abortion as birth control" and "abortion as murder" do, implying that women get pregnant out of laziness and kill on a whim; and a ban appears to affect only the kind of abortion a woman can have, not whether she gets to have one at all. But the smoke and mirrors of "partial-birth abortion" language may be used to limit many common abortion procedures.
Propaganda works: There is some evidence from polls that young women are more likely to oppose legal abortion than comparable women even ten years ago, and, according to an anecdotal but suggestive feature story in the New York Times ("Surprise, Mom, I'm Against Abortion," March 30), the furor over "partial-birth abortion" is one reason. (Abstinence-only sex ed and, paradoxically, the increased use of birth control and emergency contraception are others: The better young women get at controlling their own fertility, the easier it is for them to see women with crisis pregnancies as slatterns and sluts, especially given the greater reliance on abortion by poor women and women of color.)
On March 13, the Senate passed a ban on "partial-birth abortion," which, since it avoids any reference to gestational age, constitutes a flagrant attack on Roe. The House is sure to follow (we'll be watching the vote of new pro-Roe convert Dennis Kucinich), and Bush can hardly wait to sign it. Never mind that, like the Nebraska law struck down by the Supreme Court three years ago in Stenberg v. Carhart, the Senate bill contains no health exception for the woman.
Abortions at twenty weeks and beyond make up less than 2 percent of all abortions. So how does a woman twenty-three weeks pregnant come to be sitting in an abortion clinic waiting room so far from home? According to the Alan Guttmacher Institute, the three most common reasons are "she didn't realize she was pregnant" (71 percent of women surveyed); "she had difficulty making the arrangements" (including gathering funding, finding a provider in her area or making travel arrangements--48 percent of women gave this response); and "she was afraid to tell her parents or partner" (33 percent). The stories of the four women bear out these findings. Belinda, for example, kept getting her period through the first trimester; Karina, the rape victim, is an immigrant living in a parental-consent state, whose parents still live in South America. Even with help from her boyfriend and his parents, she had only $300 to pay the clinic. Young women, poor women, women in a hundred kinds of trouble--this is the real face of "partial-birth abortion."
The good news is that NYAAF's e-mail appeal was a phenomenal success. Within three hours, a loose network of women offering donations as small as $10 had raised the needed funds with even a little left over to start an emergency fund for the next time. Unfortunately, that next time is sure to come. Legal restrictions, combined with obstacles to public funding, put abortions out of reach for far too many women and, ironically, push more abortions beyond the first trimester. If you would like to help NYAAF make legal abortion a reality for women like Belinda, Miranda, Evelynne and Karina, please send a check, large or small, to NYAAF, FDR Station, Box 7569, New York, NY 10150.
P.S. As an antidote to antichoice propaganda that presents abortion as an inevitable source of shame, sorrow and regret--and pro-choice pablum about what a painful choice it always is--take a look at www.imnotsorry.net, where women are posting positive stories about abortions that left them flooded with relief, eager to move on and more self-reliant. The brainchild of Patricia Beninato of Richmond, Virginia, the site revives the old feminist idea of "Abortion without apology"--and not a moment too soon.


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Optus and 3 have embarrassed Telstra in the race to attract Apple fans to the midnight launch of the iPhone 4 in Sydney.Celebrity chefs at the Telstra store proved no match for the plans on offer from other telcos, with more than 500 lined up at Optus' Sydney store on the promise that they could break their existing iPhone 3GS contracts to start anew with Apple's latest smartphone.The 300 or so lined up for the George Street 3 store were able to shelter from the cold in the Wynyard rail tunnel, whilst optus customers were treated to free yellow Optus-branded scarves and beanies.Spirits were generally high at the front of queues, despite the long wait, in anticipation of getting their hands on a device.
But further back in the pack - customers were visibly concerned that their efforts may be in vain. Optus marketing staff were confident they could fulfil all orders, but said it would take one hour for every fifty orders - meaning those at the back of the queue would have to wait until 10am to get a device.The 30-odd customers outside the Apple store on George Street said they were prepared to sit out the night to buy the device outright.
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Now that she's confirmed her breakup with Brad Womack, should Emily Maynard be the next Bachelorette?
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You had your chance, Brad was so good to you, on the home town you had every one fooled even his family about moving to Brads hometown. He should have chosen Chantel, He would have been happy!!!!!
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - A man carrying a note that said he wanted to "kill TSA" pulled a semi-automatic rifle from a bag and shot his way past a security checkpoint at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, killing one Transportation Security Administration officer and wounding two others, authorities said. The gunman was wounded in a shootout with airport police and taken into custody, authorities said. His condition was not disclosed.


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A thief broke into a Turlock liquor store Friday night and made off with a lottery ticket dispenser full of Scratchers.
A natural gas leak in a neighborhood off of Hawkeye Avenue prompted Turlock Unified School District officials to order the lockdowns of two Turlock schools Monday afternoon.
The Turlock Police Department is investigating a shooting that left one man with what was described as "life-threatening" injuries.
A mother of two and a Sociology major at California State University, Stanislaus and her boyfriend, a former Marine who served two tours in Iraq, were killed Friday by a suspected drunk driver near Chowchilla.
The Turlock Police Department has arrested a 35-year-old man on allegations he forcibly raped a woman at a Turlock motel.
An ongoing investigation by the Turlock Narcotics Enforcement Team resulted in the arrest of a man on drug charges and the seizure of more than 2,000 marijuana plants.
An attempt to stop a vehicle on a traffic violation ended with the arrest of the 21-year-old driver and the recovery of a stolen handgun.
The Turlock Police Department arrested a 44-year-old man Wednesday on allegations of drug sales.
The fundraising efforts to help pay the legal expenses for a Turlock man accused of fatally shooting a trespasser have a long way to go if they plan on covering his bail.
The Turlock Police Department is investigating a robbery at a discount store where the suspect forced open a register and fled with cash.
Two Turlock men are prison bound for their roles in a drug operation that was busted by the Turlock Police Department last year in a raid that resulted in the seizure of half a pound of methamphetamine and more than $18,000 in cash.
A Turlock man was arrested Wednesday afternoon in Donnelly Park in connection to a fatal stabbing of a man in the Bay Area on Saturday.
The Turlock Police Department is investigating a home invasion robbery in which two armed and masked suspects forced their way into a home around midnight Friday.
Two teens suspected of being involved in a residential burglary were arrested Tuesday after a high speed pursuit.
A man walking along a Turlock neighborhood Tuesday afternoon was approached by a stranger who punched him and then took his cell phone, the Turlock Police Department reported.
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The Turlock Police Department is investigating the death of a 22-year-old man who was fatally shot outside a marijuana grow house.
A Turlock man who tried to avoid a search based on his probation status by running from officers, ended up in custody for drug, weapon and resisting charges.
A man wanted in connection with the killing of a 38-year-old Turlock man was apprehended in Modesto during a traffic stop.
The Merced County Sheriff's Department has arrested three Turlock men in connection with armed robberies at two pharmacies.
A federal grand jury returned a 15-count indictment on Thursday against seven individuals, charging them with conspiracy to commit mail fraud and bank fraud, mail fraud and aiding and abetting, and making false statements to a bank in a mortgage fraud scheme, United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner announced.
The Oklahoma police officer accused of taking a 15-year-old girl from the Turlock home of her grandparents has been fired from his job and is facing a kidnapping charge in Stanislaus County.
The rate of vehicle thefts in Stanislaus County saw a decline for a second year, according to the latest report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau.
A federal grand jury returned a three-count indictment today against four Central Valley men, including two from Turlock, on drug trafficking charges, according to the U.S. Attorney's office.
The 15-year-old girl reported missing by her grandparents in Turlock was found Thursday morning in a Las Vegas hotel room and the Oklahoma police officer she was with has been taken into custody on an arrest warrant for kidnapping.
A Turlock teen taken by an Oklahoma police officer in his 30s was found safe in Las Vegas.
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I can't decide so I'm hoping you ladies might be able to help :)
I was thinking about regsitering at Myregistry.com to save my friends/family money and let them buy where convenient. But then I thought about the fact that I won't be able to easily return their items if I need to as I probalby won't even know where they bought it. And I like the 20% off completion discount at Babies-R-Us, even though I could probably find the items 20% off somewhere else.
Another thing that is a factor, one of my baby showers is out of state so I will likely be getting a lot of gift cards so I don't have to travel with a bunch of gifts.
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This will be my final blog before Pesach begins, and I want to take the opportunity to wish all of you a season of renewal and joy.
May your Seders be punctuated with hope, enveloped by family and good friends, open to strangers and people in need of material and spiritual uplift, filled with prayers for justice and peace for our people, for the Palestinians, Syrians, Ukrainians, Venezuelans, Sudanese, Congolese, Egyptians, Iraqis, Afghanis, and all peoples suffering under the reality of and threat of violence and living with injustice.
I pray as well that all who are suffering from addictions and abuse of every kind find wholeness and relief from their wounds, and those suffering from illness and chronic pain find a way to overcome.
As Jews, we are a people of hope, not false hope, but a deeper kind of hope based in the unity of our people am Yisrael, the unity of humankind and the recognition that each human being belongs to each other. Our faith calls upon us to seek holistic and holy ways of being with each other and with the "other" with whom we live.
As a Jew and an ohev am u-M'dinat Yisrael, I have not given up on the current Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. I believe they will continue not only because there is too much to lose for Israel, the Palestinians and the United States if they end, but because in the Middle East maximum demands and extremist posturing usually precede breakthroughs. We will, of course, have to wait and see.
I wish for President Obama, Secretary Kerry, Prime Minister Netanyahu, and President Abbas not just the fortitude to carry on, but the wisdom and courage to find a way through the morass of issues that need resolution and compromise.
Jeffrey Goldberg has written a fine piece in The Bloomberg View on the dynamics of the current negotiations that is worth reading – "When Will Netanyahu Hail Himself to the Cross" (don't let the title deter you from reaching his words) http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2014-04-10/when-will-netanyahu-nail-himself-to-the-cross.
Shabbat shalom v'Chag Pesach Sameach,
Biv'racha u-b'ahavah,
Rabbi John Rosove
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For someone in the blab business, she could be remarkably discreet.
mid-15c., apparently from Middle English noun blabbe "one who does not control his tongue" (late 13c.), probably echoic. Related: Blabbed; blabbing. The exact relationship between the blabs and blabber is difficult to determine. The noun was "[e]xceedingly common in 16th and 17th c.; unusual in literature since c 1750" [OED].


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One of the most highly sought after careers are administrative jobs. Being able to work in a professional environment with others is one of the benefits of this position. Additionally, the amount of training that is required varies a great deal, and you may be able to obtain a job with a reputable company by taking a few business courses.
The first impression customers will get of your company is from the receptionist. This is an important role and one of the most critical jobs for any successful business. Receptionists should always maintain a professional tone and be courteous as well. Other job duties of this person may include filing, keeping a calendar for his or her employer and greeting any visitors. Additional day-to-day tasks can involve running errands, checking the mail and typing correspondence to current and potential customers, as well as record keeping for the office supplies. Most companies offer a nice benefit package to the successful individual in this role that may include health insurance and holiday pay.
The position secretaries play in the company involves meeting the daily demands of the office and those of his or her employer. Some of the common responsibilities of an office secretary include research, record-keeping, typing documents, answering email and creating business reports. The secretary for any sized business is certainly the glue that keeps the office intact day in and day out, as well. Additionally, one benefit when you find administrative jobs of this type includes the fact that you may be able to begin employment without a great deal of previous training. A large part of learning what is required in this role is done while on-the-job. The size of the company you are employed by will affect the variety and amount of tasks that are required on a daily basis. Be sure to inquire about the benefit package when interviewing for a position of this type.
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Posted Thursday, Jul 2, 2015
The Salisbury Fund surpassed its financial goal on June 30. Thank you to our loyal donors for making it happen!
Posted Wednesday, Jul 1, 2015
Henley Royal Regatta Update
Posted Wednesday, Jul 1, 2015
Get lost in a book this summer and get a jump on your required summer reading.
Posted Tuesday, Jun 30, 2015
Watch Salisbury boats compete at Henley Royal Regatta, The Stream is now available!
Posted Friday, Jun 26, 2015
Missed a photo last year? There's still time to purchase photos from the 2014-2015 school year.
Posted Wednesday, Jun 24, 2015
Salisbury's first-ever Giving Day was a success! Alumni, Parents, Faculty, Staff and Friends helped The Salisbury Fund exceed its goal by 43%. Thank you!
Posted Tuesday, Jun 23, 2015
What do Budapest, London, Tuscany, Prague and the Appalachian Trail have in common? They are all stops along the way for our summer sabbatical travelers.
Posted Thursday, Jun 18, 2015
Salisbury School offers instruction on a wide variety of instruments from experienced teaching professionals. Check out this year's offerings!
Posted Wednesday, Jun 17, 2015
Academic Honors for our 2014 - 2015 third trimester are awarded.
Posted Monday, Jun 15, 2015
Salisbury graduates,Patrick Mazeika, William Shepley and Ryley MacEachern are headed to Major League Baseball.
Posted Friday, Jun 12, 2015
Congratulations to our 2015 Spring Athletic Award winners!
Posted Thursday, Jun 11, 2015
Five recent grads to receive scholarships from the American Red Cross "Bob's High School Heroes Scholarship Program" for their outstanding leadership and commitment to the American Red Cross blood program.
Posted Tuesday, Jun 9, 2015
The Salisbury tradition of dorm Prefects continues; Prefect roles for the 2015-16 school year have been awarded to members of the Class of 2016.
Posted Monday, Jun 8, 2015
Salisbury Crew brings home the gold from the National Schools Championship.
Posted Thursday, Jun 4, 2015
Watch the remarks delivered at the 2015 Graduation Day ceremony.
Posted Tuesday, Jun 2, 2015
Official photos of Graduation Day 2015 are now available for purchase. In addition, you will find links to video clips of the big day.
Posted Friday, May 29, 2015
Today we celebrated the 114th graduation on the Hilltop, as Salisbury families, faculty and staff, students and friends recognized the accomplishments of the members of the Class of 2015.
Posted Thursday, May 28, 2015
Important changes to the 2015-2016 calendar have been made, please make note of the new date for Parents Weekend and Mid-Fall Break.
Posted Thursday, May 28, 2015
The Normans are victorious after 53 competitive events held on Society Day. Competitions highlighted the academic, athletic and artistic talents of each of the four teams, the Romans, Saxons, Vikings and Normans.
Posted Thursday, May 28, 2015
Ryan Frazier '12 recently returned to the Hilltop to participate in our Leadership Initiative Speaker Series, discussing the importance of not only being a role model but being a leader within your community.
Posted Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Sixth formers were treated to an ice cream sundae bonanza last night in recognition of their transition from student to alumnus.
Posted Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Salisbury School's Armory, in partnership with Blaze-In Sportswear, will be offering students and alumni a unique opportunity to purchase a Salisbury-inspired custom blazer. Visit The Armory for more information.
Posted Friday, May 22, 2015
Headmaster Chandler honors two gentlemen by awarding each the Salisbury Medal.
Posted Thursday, May 21, 2015
Congratulations to the Dramatic Society on receiving seven HALO Award nominations!
Posted Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Exams begin Monday, May 25. Good luck, gentlemen!
Posted Tuesday, May 19, 2015
The end of the school year will be here soon! Read these instructions on how to sell your books back to the Adams Book Company/K12 Direct.
Posted Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Basketball Coach and Instructor in Math Jeff Ruskin was recently honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Posted Saturday, May 16, 2015
Varsity Baseball won its fourth consecutive title on Sunday, May 17.
Posted Friday, May 15, 2015
Illusionist Ryan Oaks performed for our students and families during Spring Family Weekend.


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Roland Bitrazer Modular Crusher FX Module
Roland returns to modular with this range of fx for AIRA, which can also be used with any keyboard or guitar. Roland Bitrazer is an intense bit and sample rate crusher effect that can add edgy character or create total sonic mayhem. Using the large comfortable controls or standard ⅛" patch cables, you can independently control the sample rate, filter…
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Inject is an award winning, multidisciplinary design agency, focusing on producing highly creative work that effectively communicates our clients products and services.
The work we create is timeless, refined, and designed to stand out from the otherwise visually saturated environment we are surrounded by daily.
We work on projects that appeal to us, ensuring our ideas are consistently fresh, imaginative, and inspired. This separates us from the competition.
Our young team thrives on projects that foster innovation, coming up with solutions that go beyond the standard response.
At Inject we create a supportive environment for our designers by nurturing their talent and harnessing their ideas in ways that are beneficial.
With client partnerships that have spanned over a decade, loyalty, trust, and faith, have been instilled in our team enabling confidence and creating opportunities for us to produce work that we are proud to stand behind.
We specialise in Branding, Graphic Design, Print Collateral Design, Packaging Design, Environmental & Signage Design, Web Design & Development, CMS Platform Integration & Development, Illustration, Typography, Copywriting & Photography.
Our Work
With a focus on fresh, seasonal and simple cuisine, Inject set out to craft a re-brand and an all new web presence for the Catering Studio.
Food is The Catering Studio's business, Simon and his team understand that successful catering is about organisation, high quality service, and great food. At Inject, we believed the best way to showcase this was placing emphasis on the food without design getting in the way.
An in-house photoshoot was carefully constructed with custom built recycled timber backgrounds, eclectic props and a array of meals and other tasty treats.
A minimalistic brand was then developed around the imagery, ensuring beautiful food always took the spotlight. The new website has been custom built to enable online ordering with simplicity and ease, all built on top of a CMS allowing the client to edit products and imagery at anytime - a necessity given the seasonal nature of the dishes.
The Catering Studio ensures top quality food and service, whatever your event may be.
Lot 99 approached us with a concept never seen before in New Zealand, An online wine community dedicated to uniting our countries wineries and wine lovers. Inject were required to create a logo which could stand on it's own yet be non-intrusive as to not overpower the wine brands on Lot 99.
The resulting brand has been kept simple with typography based on spray painted numbers at the end of a row of vines and housed in a square to give the mark a timeless and modern quality.
On the sales side of the Lot 99 website we see wineries with their own customisable page and the ability to upload blogs, keep twitter feeds, add photographs and more importantly, upload their entire range of wines for sale matched with tasting notes, awards and reviews.
The customer side of the site gives users the ability to purchase wines from the online cellar door with discounts rewarded when a user reviews wines or shares wines with friends. Users can search by winery, varietal, geographic location, vintage and price point. Each wine is photographed with it's accompanying flavour notes, ensuring simple visual recognition and helping the user to quickly recognise what to expect from their purchase.
Zombies From Hell
Using 'Augmented Reality' technology Hell has created the World's First 3D Zombie Shooter Game on a Pizza Box!
By downloading the Hell augmented reality app onto a mobile device, customers are able to scan their promotional 'Zombies From Hell' pizza box and play a 3D zombie shoot-em-up experience where they defend Hell stores against hordes of marching undead. Hell customers are also able to win rewards such as free sides and pizza with their next purchase and unlock levels with new zombies & weapons.
The game has been just launched in New Zealand to a fantastic response and is being supported by a marketing campaign that is engaging HELL customers across a variety of online and offline touch points, including a viral marketing drive, in-store demonstrations and publicity stunts. The Hell App is available to download for users of both android and iOS devices.
Apple App Store - https://itunes.apple.com/nz/app/zombies-from-hell/id734265414?mt=8
Google Play - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onefatsheep.helldefend&hl=en
Click Here to visit the official website.
Inject created the Branding, User Interface, Game Assets, Online & Print Promotional Material.
Character Design by Gina Kiel. Game by One Fat Sheep
"Inject Design is a class act. This is why Harry & the Inject team have been with us for over 8 years. They go the extra mile to get to know their clients wants and needs. Their attention to the detail is second to none; they are true artists of their craft." Jason Buckley, Marketing Manager - Hell
Wellington Chocolate Factory
The brand new Wellington Chocolate Factory specialise in beautiful handcrafted chocolate. To marry with this handmade ethos a brand was developed featuring unique illustrations from an array of artists to represent each chocolate flavour and variety.
Accompanying that is a simplistic minimal wordmark which is elegant and timeless enough to stand on it's own yet humble enough to give space to the beauty of these illustrations. With the constant of the black and white, yet the limitless opportunity for new illustrations, Wellington Chocolate Factory has the ability to visually grow alongside their ever expanding flavour range. Pop in and try some today.
Featured Illustrations by Gina Kiel.
Gentlemen's Beans
A once derelict, 1910s, toilet block in the heart of Wellington's party central, Courtenay Place, has been turned into a micro roastery and coffee bar.
Micro roasting is a daily task, done by hand, boutique style. The 1920s social undertone of the 'working man' and the consequent appreciation for craftsmanship, the trading of goods as a luxury in the days of long sea journeys and the hard-working innocence of the times, married well with the boutique nature of the business. The story of those hard working souls is what we encapsulated into the brand.
The typefaces used in the logo were re-drawn by hand to reflect a human presence and aged authenticity.The colour palette complements the brick tones of the original structure, as well as encourages desire for the taste of a delicious brew.The wood-cut styled logo mark tells a story about the 'original gentlemen' smoking a cigarette after a long, hard days work.The use of the contemporary materials, metallic inks and dimensional lettering, alongside the historical ambience of stamped coffee bags and the brand's character, creates a harmonious balance of aesthetics from the old to the new, complementing the Arcitecture of the structure.
Fat Freddys Drop
Blackbirds, like crows, can be mythical symbols of ominous forces. The image on the cover has power and strength highlighted by the contrast of the loose, inky hand-drawn brushstrokes against a stark, white background. The effect has movement and energy and creates a sophisticated, timeless appeal.
The illustration is hyper-real in its detail. This gives depth, intrigue and draws the viewer in for a closer look.
The colouration pays homage to our well-loved native New Zealand Tui.
Illustration by Gina Kiel.
"Fat Freddy's Drop are so proud of their artwork - we stick-out like a sore thumb, it's so good!!" Nicole Duckworth - Manager - Fat Freddy's Drop
Havana Bar
Embracing Cuba's history, music, rum and famous cigars. Our aim was to incorporate the quality and vibe of Havana Bar and Restaurant in to a single scrolling page.
Whether it be an animated aperitif or a travelling telephone, elements of the phenomenal food, delicious drinks and general good times are layered over rich textures, drawing you in to this cuban oasis hidden away in the backstreets of Wellington.
Work Produced: Website Design & Build
Website: havanabar.co.nz
"The team at Inject are so awesome, and after a bottle of Ron Varadero they are even good looking". Roger Young, Director - Havana Bar
Yoshi Sushi
Our client's Mon (family crest) was incorporated into the Yoshi brand and became a strong graphic element that was repeated seamlessly throughout the branding.
The Yoshi brand encapsulates elements of culture, cuisine, modernity as well as expressing a personal connection with the client's family heritage.
The linear pattern of the design is our graphic interpretation of origami and rice paper, which we deployed subtly to create a multi-dimensional feel. The colours are strong clean and precise, representing that of Japanese flag.
Work Produced: Branding, Graphic Design, Collateral, Store Signage.
"Inject is a great team of young, talented designers. They came up with perfect branding for us that was not only unique but also incorporated a lot of personal meaning into it. They made our dreams and visions a reality. We'd recommend anyone to use Inject. The planning meetings were always a highlight of our weeks talking with the team and seeing Yoshi take form. Yoshi just wouldn't have been the same without them!" Helen Kono, Director - Yoshi
Pack Group
Matterhorn & Foxglove Posters
Matterhorn is a timeless venue and longstanding focal point of Wellington's nightlife, while Foxglove is adorned with a touch of 1940's vintage glamour and coupled with sweeping harbour views from every vantage point.
This prompted us to focus on the timeless qualities of design: colour, typography and space.
We are proud to be launching a new range of gig posters for this iconic venue.
Work Produced: Bi-monthly Poster Campaign
"Inject Design are the consummate professionals, extremely clever in all things creative, problem solvers of the highest order, and an absolute pleasure to work with." Amy Fitzgerald, Events Manager - Pack Group
Inspired Jewellery
Website & Branding
The Inspired Collection team have a genuine passion for their work. The website we designed conveys this passion through showcasing their work from the initial designs through to the finished piece.
We are proud to report the passion we have for our work synergised with their own, resulting in theinspiredcollection.com featuring on 30 design gallery websites and achieving 'site of the day' on csswinner.com
Work Produced: Website, Graphic Design, Brochures, Collateral, Packaging, Presentation Collateral, Web Banner Ads, Photography.
Website: theinspiredcollection.com
"Inject have helped us execute our vision of creating a brand that reflects the unique design and quality of the jewellery we handcraft. They have worked with us on all areas of our brand from design, collateral, photography, illustration and the web. Through Inject we've also collaborated with some of NZ's best photographers, film-makers and illustrators to further enhance The Inspired Collection brand. I'd highly recommend the Inject team even if they never let me win at darts!" Chris Benham, Director - Inspired
Crazy Horse
This refined yet textural branding revolves around the Crazy Horse's celebration of fine meat, agriculture and fresh local produce.
Work Produced: Branding, Store Signage, Menus, Collateral, Print Advertising.
"Creative, responsive and productive. Always professional and a pleasure to work with."
Simon Niblett, Director - Crazy Horse The Steakhouse
Tekron International
Tekron International are leading worldwide manufacturers and distributors of Time Sync and GPS clocks. With a specialist product range they enlisted our help to create a new website, focusing on growing their ever expanding international market.
A product range photo shoot was undertaken by Inject before the design of separate desktop and mobile websites. Custom quote forms were built for each unique product and a members log in area exists ensuring customers can download manuals and documentation. The result is a multi-platform site with beautiful and informative imagery of Tekrons entire product range, and a tool with which they can advance further in to new markets.
Work Produced: Photo Shot, Website Design & Build for Desktop and mobile browsers.
Website: tekroninternational.com
"The team at Inject helped us turn our vision into reality. The website, which serves as the hub for our brand and products, exudes refinement and clarity, an unachieved combination within our market. From conception to execution, Inject took our ideas and polished them into something better. Their winning personalities and can-do attitude made the project such a success!" Marcus Figueroa, Marketing Manager - Tekron
Steer & Beer
Overlooking Courtney place you'll find Wellington's new contemporary western bar and grill.
In branding Steer & Beer we focused on the menus core ingredients, extracting specific meat cuts to feature throughout signage and menus.
Working alongside interior designer Allistar Cox, a burgundy red logo and age treated steel signage interplays with a dark wood and steel lined interior.
The secondary 'SB' logo employs the form of a branding iron, and can be seen on the external wall glowing a scorching red.
Next time you're near by, haul up a seat at the bar, let the cow hyde stroke your knees and be mesmerised as the iconic bull stares down at you from above.
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I am very funny, witty, loving, gregarious, touchy-feely, warm, extremely loyal, caring, religious, very romantic and devoted to my family (which includes my little dogs). I am an exercise nut who is really ripped! I work out 6 days a week. I have a very high energy level and love dancing, working out (both aerobic and weightlifting), movies (classics, romantic comedies, science fiction and mysteries), going to museums, the arts (especially, paintings and sculpture). MY FAVORITE EXPERIENCE IS HAVING A GREAT DINNER AT A NICE RESTAURANT AND THEN GOING TO HEAR LIVE MUSIC; I JUST LOVE GOING TO HEAR LIVE MUSIC AND GOING OUT TO DINNER FOR FUN CONVERSATION. I love being by the water, especially the ocean. I really enjoy going to dinner and having an interesting conversation with someone I care about. I am usually funny and I can be really intellectual at times. I am very aware of world affairs. I am involved in a number of very interesting, challenging and sophisticated international transactions. I am a lawyer, a CPA and a senior executive. I am looking for someone who stays in shape and has an outgoing, warm, bubbly personality. I especially gravitate toward people who are bright and who have a great sense of humor. Being able to have a good laugh and being secure enough to be able to laugh at yourself just seem to make going through life more fun and interesting for me. I like people who are confident, but not arrogant. I place a very high importance on being loyal and having good values. A woman's personality is more important to me, than how good looking she is. I do NOT like smoking or motorcycles. If you want to get an idea of what I do for a living, watch the TV show titled "Suits". It is an interesting show and very similar to my life at work; I would be "Harvey" in the show. Please note that my personal life is not like Harvey's; only my business life is very similar to his in the show. Most of my photos are recent. So, when you meet me, I should at least look like my photos. Please do not waste your time, or my time by showing photos that are many years old. Be yourself, ultimately we should all want to find someone who will be happy to be with us the way we actually are.
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Hinksford is a place in South Staffordshire probably known better by those who use the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, because adjacent to the cut, stands the The Old Bush public house, a popular drinking hole that has quenched the thirst of many a weary canal traveller for well over a century.
Hinksford's location isn't far from the former site of Ashwood House in Kingswinford, the private asylum belonging to James Pietersen that was highlighted in last week's Bugle. A map from circa 1850 identifies it locally as an important crossing, situated on the road between Kingswinford and Swindon, and at the confluence of a small brook and the River Smestow. Its very name suggests the crossing point of a river, and interestingly, even the Romans thought the lie of the land where Hinksford is today was an ideal place through which to build a road, around 1,700 years ago. The route of the old Roman Road runs directly through where The Old Bush stands today.
In the mid 19th century, a mill and a forge in the vicinity suggest that Hinksford wasn't totally reliant on agriculture. However, 70 years earlier a major upheaval took place when the Staffs & Worcs canal was built. It more or less followed the contours of the River Smestow through the area, and Hinksford was suddenly woken from its slumbers as navvies from far and wide arrived to construct the canal. But their residence was short lived, and within a relatively short time they were gone, leaving the local residents to contemplate a future with one of the country's busiest canals cutting through their backyard.
Visit Hinksford today and it you will find this leafy corner of South Staffordshire remains very much a part of its rural surroundings. It would appear the canal didn't bring about the colossal changes our Victorian forbears may have imagined. But during those years, when the canals prised the Black Country open to the wider world like a sardine-can, making the export of manufactured goods easier and more plentiful, and the transportation of fuel and raw materials to the heart of iron works and foundries more efficient, canals became the motorways and trunk roads of their day. Canal-side pubs became the 19th century equivalent of the road-side cafe or motorway service station, and there was money to be made from thirsty boatmen and other travellers who happened to pass slowly along these new inland water ways.
Delving into a story that appeared in an old edition of the Bugle from the early 1980s, we learn that the foundation date of The Old Bush as a Hinksford pub isn't clear. The original article stated that a chap called John Dutton, a resident of Kinver, purchased the pub from William Reynolds in 1874, but how long Reynolds had the pub before then isn't known. During Reynold's reign as landlord the pub was better known to locals as "The Cock o' The Hole". The map from 1850 shows a clear patch where The Old Bush pub is today, but that doesn't necessarily mean it didn't exist before.
In his time John Dutton was acclaimed as England's oldest licensee, living through a period of history that wasn't necessarily noted for the longevity of its individuals. John Dutton's son, William, married a Wordsley girl, Ellen Ward, and they produced six children, all of whom lived at the Hinksford pub. William managed the day-to-day running of the business, while John held his position as licensee and at the same time ran a small-holding next to the pub. But William was to die young aged 37, and when old man Dutton died himself in 1910, in his ninetieth year, Ellen took over the license and remained at the pub until her own death in 1931.
It could well be that after Ellen Dutton passed away the pub was in need of a little renovation and restoration. George Sharp of Holly Hall, Dudley, has loaned us an intriguing drawing of a modernised version of The Old Bush which was designed by Architects Webb and Gray, probably in the 1930's. This prompted us to take a ride out to Hinksford to see what The Old Bush looks like today, the results of which are revealed in the photograph. The basic shape is the same as in the drawing; the main entrance has remained in place; and but for a change in the style of the roofs and window frames, there's little difference.
If Bugle readers could provide us with any pictures we could publish of The Old Bush as its faade changed during the 20th century, we would be very grateful.


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There's a new music revolution brewing, and it's social.
Social music sites Imeem and Last.fm — which offer on-demand, ad-supported free music — have grown rapidly to 20 million monthly users each. Their success has the music industry seriously exploring the viability of ad-supported, free music as the next big business model for online music.
"This is driven by the reality of the way the Web is working now, and the amount of advertising dollars moving to the Internet," says Rio Caraeff, executive vice president of eLabs, Universal Music's digital arm. "This is about going where the money is and where the fans are, and giving customers what they want, which is free music."
In the wake of declining CD sales, the music industry has struggled with new ways to market music online. Apple's iTunes store is one powerhouse, with over 4 billion songs sold since 2001. But the industry has had little success trying to incubate alternatives, such as monthly subscriptions for on-demand music. Just this week, Yahoo announced it would close its subscription music service and migrate its customers to Rhapsody.
Last week, start-up Qtrax threw a splashy launch party at a European trade show for a free, ad-supported music-download service. It fizzled after the major labels said it had no signed deals. Another start-up, Spiral Frog, offers free, ad-supported downloads, but only one major label, Universal, has signed on.
The latest trend is ad-supported, on-demand online music streaming, most notably, Imeem and Last.fm.
The old negative for such Web-only services — that you can listen to a song, but can't download it — no longer appears to be an issue. In the age of always-on, high-speed connections, "Who cares?" says Quincy Smith, president of CBS Interactive, which bought Last.fm for $280 million in 2007.
Imeem and Last.fm are positioned as music communities, where friends tell each other about what songs and artists they like. Since the sites have licensing agreements with the four major labels, fans can share songs and playlists with each other. Last.fm restricts users to listening to a song just three times, while Imeem has no restrictions.
Both services are online radio stations, but they are different from competitors Pandora or Slacker, which create personalized stations based on your musical tastes. Here, you pick the songs and the artists, or choose music based on recommendations from peers.
"Friends pay a lot more attention to what their peers say than music reviewers," says Mike McGuire, an analyst with Gartner.
The sites also differ from social networks like MySpace and Facebook in that "our audience isn't looking for dates," says Steve Jang, Imeem's chief marketing officer.
Still hope for subscriptions?
Music industry executives and analysts believe the social sites could even help subscription services, providing the boost they need to win consumer acceptance.
"You introduce them to free music (on the social sites), and let them know they could pay a monthly fee and get no ads, portability and higher fidelity," says Caraeff at eLabs. "This could be a real shot in the arm for subscriptions."
Imeem and Last.fm have attracted millions of fans, while fee-based services have struggled. Rhapsody has fewer than 1 million subscribers, and Yahoo had fewer than 400,000 for its Music Unlimited, according to analyst Phil Leigh at Inside Digital Media.


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I grew up in Michigan and recently moved to Boston for my job. I have been blessed with wonderful family, friends, and a career I enjoy, but I haven't met the right woman for me. I am a genuine, caring, intelligent, and fun loving person who is very adventurous and always willing to try new things. I have a great sense of humor and love to laugh and have fun. I'm very easy going and get along well with most everyone. A former college football player, I am still super active and play as many sports as I can. I'd love to meet someone I can get out and enjoy the city with, and if it leads to something more then all the better! A woman who is kind, intelligent, adventurous, fun loving, and likes to exercise and play sports (or at least watch them :) would be a great match for me.
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Pacquiao turning back on Philippines?
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Manny Pacquiao believes the best help he can give to the damaged area of the Philippines right now is dedicating his Nov. 24 comeback fight against Brandon Rios to his countrymen. Even though Pacquiao is training in his home city of General Santos, his camp decided it's in his best interests to not be distracted by visiting those affected.
Dedicating a fight to his people is great — Filipinos around the world live and die with his fights — but is that what they need most right now? Not saying his heart isn't in the right place, but this might not be the biggest help to the people who love him so much.
In a "statement to his people," Pacquiao, who also serves as a congressman, said: "I really want to visit the area and personally do what I can to help our countrymen who have suffered so much in this terrible tragedy. But I'm in deep training for a crucial fight so I regret I cannot go."
"I will send help to those who need it the most," he added, "and I enjoin all of you to pray for our country and people in these trying times."
No donation by Pacquiao has been announced.
Clearly, a victory by Pacquiao over the American Rios has the potential to help Filipinos take their minds off the tragedy. But with this week's comments by trainer Freddie Roach, who said Pacquiao will consider retirement if he doesn't fight well, the question has to be asked: Is this fight more for Pacquiao than for his people?
Pacquiao, 34, is on a two-fight losing streak, coming off a devastating knockout loss to Juan Manuel Marquez. The fight everyone wanted, against Floyd Mayweather Jr., is now an afterthought. So what if he loses to Rios? He's rich. He's beloved. If he retires, he's still a hero. If he wants to fight again, he's still young enough.
Michael Koncz, an advisor to the fighter, said if anyone is able to put the outside distractions on hold, at least for the duration of a bout, it is Pacquiao.
"Manny knows how to manage himself. He's been in the game a long time and knows his body better than anyone else. He's in that zone right now; he's ready. If he had to go tomorrow, he'd be ready."
Too bad he can't fight tomorrow. Then he could put his career aside and help the typhoon victims.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.
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