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Thursday, January 9, 2014
aKu "ladibird" Camera Module
At CES 2014, Singapore-based start-up aKu is showcasing the prototype of a new device called "ladibird" that takes all of the essential optics and electronics of a large-sensor system camera and merges them into a phone casing for the Apple iPhone. The ladibird's image sensor is 7.5x larger than the average smartphone imager and 4x larger than the sensor of a typical compact camera. The ladibird camera is currently in the early stage of development with a prototype for the iPhone 5 - aKu has completed one successful round of Indiegogo funding, and is currently conducting its second round, which will go towards mass production of the camera. Prototypes of the device can be viewed at suite #621, tower 1 - on the 8th floor of the Signature at MGM Grand, Las Vegas.
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Kodak Pixpro Smart Lens Cameras
JK Imaging has announced two new Kodak PixPro Smart Lens camera models, enabling users to outfit their existing iOS or Android smartphones with a snap-on camera module. Features on the Kodak PixPro SL10 ($199) include 1080p video, a 28-280mm eq. 10X zoom lens, optical image stabilisation, Wi-Fi and a microSD memory card slot. The SL25 ($299) boasts a 24-600mm eq. 25X zoom lens, wireless connectivity and a memory card slot. The Kodak PixPro Smart Lens devices will be available in spring 2014.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Sinar p-MF-L
The Sinar p MF-L enables photographers to avail themselves of the unique quality characteristics of a Sinar view camera while using their Leica S high-end medium format camera body. In combination with the Sinar p system, Leica S owners gain access to perspective control, selective focus and the benefit of using high-resolution Sinaron lenses designed specifically for digital imaging. The Leica-specific mounting bracket ensures that the camera can be freely positioned along the optical axis. The Leica S functions are fully integrated into the Sinar CaptureFlow Leica software and therefore can be conveniently controlled from the computer.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Nokia Lumia 2520 to be Exclusively Available from John Lewis
Nokia today announced that in the UK, the Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet will be available exclusively through The John Lewis Partnership from December 4th. Priced at £399.99, the Lumia 2520 runs on Windows RT 8.1 and features 4G connectivity, a 10.1" Full HD display with a resolution of 218ppi, a 6.7-megapixel onboard camera with a 1/3.4-type sensor, quad-core chipset, multiple colour choices, 11 hours of battery life and super-fast-charging capabilities. Additionally, the Lumia 2520 includes Nokia Storyteller, a Nokia developed application that introduces a new way to curate and relive images and videos as a story on a map, as well as Nokia Video Director
Friday, November 22, 2013
Lytro Raises $40 Million in Funding
Lytro has raised a $40 million round of financing to fund the expansion of Light Field photography with new products. "We are excited to partner with Lytro in building the next wave of interactive image capture and sharing," said Jonathan Heiliger, general partner at Lytro's new investor North Bridge Venture Partners. "The fun you experience when using a Lytro camera comes from the ability to engage with your photos in ways you never could before. But powering that interactivity is some great software and hardware technology that can be used for everything with a lens and sensor."
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Sinar CTM
Sinar CTM (Colour To Match) is a multispectral dual-pass filter solution for highly accurate colour reproduction in digital high-end photography. Developed in collaboration with the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), Sinar CTM works exclusively with Sinar's eVolution75 H, 86 H and eXact digital backs. The main benefit of Sinar CTM - unmatched colour accuracy - is best utilised in reprography, archiving, scientific and advertising photography, the company says.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Nikon Posts Fifth "Pure Photography" Teaser Video
Nikon has published the fifth video in its intriguing 'Pure Photography' teaser campaign. Unlike the previous instalments this movie clip offers some close-up shots of Nikon's as-yet-unannounced new, retro-styled camera; which has a traditional shutter speed dial, a classic pentaprism viewfinder housing and professional AF and metering controls. Click through / scroll down to view the teaser movie!
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Nikon Adds Three More Videos to its Teaser Campaign
Nikon has now published a total of four short videos as part of its Pure Photography teaser campaign. These short movies, which are around half a minute long each, are widely believed to herald the upcoming launch of a retro-styled, full-manual digital camera from Nikon. Click through / scroll down to view all four videos.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Photographers Create First Artworks in Google Street View
Photographer and artist, Sylvia Grace Borda, has created the first explorative artworks in Google Street view in partnership with John M. Lynch. Entitled 'Farm Tableaux', the series captures farmers in Surrey, B.C. (Canada) enacting a routine activity, but unlike conventionally staged photographs, the observer can explore these framed compositions within an interactive Google Street View landscape. These choreographed scenes enable notions of expanded cinema to be encountered by the online viewer. Click through / scroll down for links to some of Borda's completed artworks.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Nikon Launches Teaser Campaign
Nikon has launched a teaser campaign for a new camera, entitled "Nikon - Pure Photography." The first element of the campaign is a 34-second movie featuring a photographer who says, "It's in my hands again," which - together with the "Pure Photography" tagline - might allude to a retro-styled, fully manual digital camera. There is no close-up of the camera itself but one of the sound effects you can hear is reminiscent of a - rather quiet - shutter going off. You can view the video after the jump.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Leica M for (RED)
A truly one-of-a-kind Leica M digital rangefinder camera designed by Jony Ive and Marc Newson will be auctioned off at Sotheby's to raise money for The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Taking place on 23 November 2013, the (RED) Auction will feature items "from disciplines as diverse as space travel and lighting design to contemporary art and rare automobiles, all unified and distinguished by their excellence and innovation," the organisers say. One of the highlights of the auction, the completely unique Leica M for (RED) has a laser machined aluminium body with an anodised aluminium outer shell.
Friday, September 20, 2013
AppCam Acquires Virtual Grid
AppCam today announced that it had acquired the rights for Virtual Grid, a new technology which makes it possible to replace the mechanical dials of digital cameras with sensory optimised, virtual dials directly on the touchscreen. The term "sensory optimised" means that a 3D line pattern is pressed into the glass screen above the touchscreen field which gives the fingertips a sensory feedback. This feedback, in conjunction with acoustic clicks, allows the user to handle the camera as accurately and reliably as with a mechanical dial. With the Virtual Grid technology it is now possible to replace these dials more than adequately with a touchscreen solution, clearing one of the major obstacles from the introduction of the AppCam Control System for digital cameras.
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Sinar rePro RC
The Sinar rePro RC is a unique camera designed specifically for high-end digital reprography. Conveniently remote controlled (hence the RC designation), the Sinar rePro RC has a high-quality stepper motor with two speed levels which correspond to a coarse and a fine focus adjustment. The camera allows for a lateral shift of the image plane, which eliminates reflections. An auxiliary device called the Sinar Parallel enables the camera to be aligned perfectly with the subject, which is a prerequisite for correctly photographing flat art. "The battery powered Sinar Parallel is placed on the capturing table and its laser beam reflects from a mirror on the camera," the company says. "Precise alignment of the camera is achieved when the laser beam exactly hits the middle of the crosshairs of Sinar Parallel." Pricing and availability to be confirmed.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Samsung Galaxy Gear
The Samsung Galaxy Gear is a smart watch that allows you to capture 1.9-megapixel stills and 720p videos. Boasting its own 1.63" Super AMOLED screen, the Samsung Galaxy Gear can communicate with a couple of Samsung smart devices (to wit, the Galaxy 10.1 2014 Edition and the Galaxy Note 3) over Bluetooth. The Samsung Galaxy Gear will be available for $299 from late September / early October.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Sony Cyber-shot QX10 and QX100 Hands-on Photos
Want to see what the innovative Sony Cyber-shot DSC-QX10 and DSC-QX100 lens-style cameras look like in the flesh?
Check our our extensive gallery of hands-on photos of the Sony QX10 and QX100, which unite the creative power of a premium camera with the convenience of your smartphone.
Sony DSC-QX10 and DSC-QX100
The Sony DSC-QX10 and DSC-QX100 lens-sensor modules attach to your smartphone to provide "image quality and creative options to rival a premium standalone [compact] camera." The 20-megapixel DSC-QX100 combines a fairly big 1"-type (13.2x8.8mm) sensor with a 28-100mm (eq.) f/1.8-4.9 lens, while the lighter, 18-megapixel DSC-QX10 offers a combination of a smaller 1/2.3"-type imager and a 25-250mm (eq.) f/3.3-5.9 zoom. Both the DSC-QX10 and DSC-QX100 boast a Bionz processor, Optical Steady Shot and Wi-Fi with NFC (Near-Field Communications). Both are capable of shooting 1440x1080-pixel videos at 30fps, and each comes with a proprietary lithium-ion battery. The Sony DSC-QX10 and DSC-QX100 attach to your smartphone with the supplied adapter that fits several popular models. Going on sale at the end of September, both modules (or "lens-style cameras" as Sony calls them) are available to pre-order now via the website below. The suggested retail prices for the Sony QX100 and QX10 are £399 and £179 respectively
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Olympus Launches Teaser Campaign
Olympus Europe has launched a teaser campaign hinting at the imminent launch of a new flagship interchangeable-lens camera. "There's something big on the horizon," the company says. "A new OLYMPUS flagship camera with interchangeable lenses. It's set to herald a whole new world of photography." Tellingly, the teaser ad features both the FourThirds and the Micro FourThirds logos and all Zuiko Digital as well as M.Zuiko Digital lenses...
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Wacom Cintiq Companion and Cintiq Companion Hybrid
The Wacom Cintiq Companion and Cintiq Companion Hybrid are two new portable creative tablets. The Cintiq Companion is a fully-fledged Windows 8 tablet, powered by a 3rd generation Intel Core processor and Intel HD Graphics 4000 and running full versions of creative software. The Cintiq Companion Hybrid is a more traditional Cintiq when plugged into a Mac or PC, but when used as a mobile device, works as a stand-alone Android tablet.
The Cintiq Companion is priced at £1649,99 (256 GB version) and £1999.99 (512 GB version). The Cintiq Companion Hybrid costs £1199.99 (16 GB) and £1299.99 (32 GB). Both products will be available from mid-October onwards.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
GIMP Magazine Issue 4 Launches in September
Issue 4 of GIMP Magazine, a free publication featuring works created by the worldwide community of GIMP users, is now available to download. This edition includes an interview with professional photographer and digital artist Christopher Mark Perez, Episode Two of The Hunt for Wilber, a portfolio of images by Rolf Steinort, a tutorial on creating a proper vignette using GIMP, and much more. You will be able to download Issue 4 from the website below, starting 4th September.
Website: GIMP Magazine
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Lytro Enters European Market, Expands US Presence
Lytro has expanded its US distribution, with in-store availability at 44 Best Buy stores across the country, as well as at B&H's NYC superstore. Lytro is also currently available through international retail partners in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. This, along with today's UK launch, marks Lytro's second international retail expansion, following the camera's debut in Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, and Canada in October 2012. "As we continue to expand internationally, this is an opportunity to work with partners who share our vision for light field technology and support it across new markets. We look forward to seeing the kinds of living pictures our new European customers will create," said Jason Rosenthal, CEO of Lytro.


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Why law professors don't tell us much about our Constitution
I've had some real successes uncovering the "original understanding" behind our Constitution. I did this while working in a small law school with a small library and little research support.
Many people have asked me why law professors at top institutions with lavish research support hadn't already discovered what I have found. The answer, I think, lies not so much in understanding me, as in understanding them.
To uncover what the Founding Generation really thought about the Constitution, you have to really want to do it. If you think of legal scholarship as mostly promoting your political views, then you don't reach for the truth. Instead, you forage around for historical scraps that support your pre-fixed conclusion, and once you find them, you quit looking.
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Ktm spongy front brakes
This is the link to the tread on ktm talk.
"If you remove the banjo bolt and locate a drill bit the same size as the original hole (pretty close anyway) and use the original hole as a drill guide just go thru the other side of the bolt. The third and forth holes can be easily eyeballed but need to be drilled with a smaller size drill bit. Just go easy and take your time.
I personally drilled the cross set of holes since the bolt was out and I had an extra bolt if I blew it, but I suspect even adding the hole opposite the original might even be enough.
As a pointer for easy drilling use the drills that are known as split points. These will begin cutting easily without walking around. If they aren't available you'll likely want to either use a pilot drill or since the holes is small, slightly center punch the spot you want.
Travis posted a good find that's almost free and very easy to do. It will likely take longer to remove and install the bolt than to drill it. And when you tighten it remember it doesn't hold the rear shock on."
note only use 2mm drill bit, otherwise the bolt will break when tightened.
Basically that banjo bolt has only one hole and sometimes when that hole is not in the correct position there is an air bubble that is trapped. No amount of bleeding will remove that bubble. Also don't drill to many holes.
I also have a fix for the rear axle block cracking on our ktm's, is simple, cheap, lasts long and is very sturdy.
I will make a new thread on this one when i am home during my Nov Jan vacation.
I must admit i have not tried it yet, but i will during my vacation. After i do a lot of this. :freaky and this :snore
None of my KTM's have spongy brakes.
Mine does, its just when that banjo bolt's hole is in the wrong position as to trap an air bubble.
you sure do have a lot of ktm. :eek1
Okay guys i tried this fix and so far so good. I will go riding tomorrow and see if it stays like that . I CAN'T WAIT!:clap
If you use a syringe to bleed brakes there is no need for this, and no chance of the banjo bolt snapping when its being tightened.
When the banjo bolt is not in the correct position it does not matter what method you use to bleed the brakes, you can not flush the air bubble out. That is why the mod works, the nissan MS used to replace the standard brembo MS has more than one hole.
This has been documented on the interweb and this fix is apparently the solution to the problem, later today I am going to the mx track to test my brakes and I will report back on the findings.
Been out riding today and this mod worked no more front brake worries!:clap
hmmm... I've had spongy brakes on my gasgas and no amount of bleeding seemed to change it. It's the only bike I've ever had this problem with, might be worth a try. Worst case I'll have to buy a new banjo bolt and remove the remains of the old one!
A small bungey cord keeping pressure on the lever while parked also works.
nissin blots have more than one hole
I have used this method only, its the best way to bleed the brakes. But it did not help, like in The Letter J's case. This is brake system specific (brembo) problem.
You will not have the same problem on bike that has the nissin brake system. and the banjo bolt is thick enough to not break, if you break the bolt you must have torqued that thing so that hercules could not loosen it.:rofl
Look at the photos, they are quite thick. Also like i said THIS IS AN DOCUMENTED FIX.
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Chris and Moira
Chris & Moira were a Maltese duo, formed by Moira Stafrace and Christopher Scicluna. They were best known for representing Malta in the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest.
Moira was born in Malta in 1970. At the age of 12 she started her singing career.[citation needed]. She bought a guitar and she started to sing with many bands. She took part in numerous festivals where she won many awards.[citation needed]. In 1992 she was given the award for Best Personality in the music industry of her country.[citation needed] In 1993 she met and fell in love with a guitarist, Chris scicluna.
Chris was born in Malta in 1959 and started music studies at the age of 8 and spent most of the 1980s freelancing in the United Kingdom.[citation needed] He is the younger brother of John Chicluna, a presenter in Maltese television.
In 1993, Moira was a backing vocalist for entrant William Mangion, and Chris was on stage, playing the guitar. He was also the composer of the song, entitled This Time. The song achieved 8th place among the 25 participants.
In 1994, Moira wrote the lyrics and Chris composed the music for the song More than Love, which represented their country at the contest in Dublin. They ranked 5th with 97 points - one of the best results for Malta.
In 1999, the duo returned to Eurovision, this time writing a song entitled Believe 'n Peace for the girlband Times Three. The leading singer of the group was Moira's sister. Both Chris and Moira were on stage as backing vocalists.
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Cast: Asrani, Paresh Rawal, Nana Patekar, Madhurima, Shakti Kapoor, Shreyas Talpade, Om Puri
Producer: Sajid-wajid, Percept Picture Company
Director: Priyadarshan
Writer: Neeraj Vora
Release Date: 28 September,2012
Storyline: Kamaal dhamaal malamaal is a hindi comedy film directed by priyadarshan. it stars nana patekar, shreyas talpade and paresh rawal. the film has been produced by percept picture company. the story is adapted from malayalam film marykkundoru kunjaadu written by benny p. nayarambalam. it was released on 28 september 2012. Read on Wikipedia
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Mathis was injured late in last weekend's 30-27 victory over the Green Bay Packers. He tried to use a knee brace, and when that didn't work, he did not return. The team said ...
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Alec Kay figures he joined the Pits softball team two decades ago, in the mid-1990s.
"He's a rookie," utility player Linda Wilson said.
"They still call me the new guy," Kay said.
Longevity is a proud tradition in Alaska, where almost every debate comes to a sudden halt once the how-long-have-you-lived-here card is played. When it comes to seniority on the softball field, few teams can beat the Pits, who date back to the very beginning of coed softball in Anchorage -- 1979.
Wilson, 62, played for the Pits that very first season, and has played for them every season since. Barb Malchick, 61, and Barb Brink, 58, joined the team in 1982. Wilson's brother Johnny, 54, joined in 1983. Randy Jacobs, 70, and Mike Siedl, 54, joined in 1984. Tab Ballantine, 59, joined in 1992. Laurie Ford, 60, isn't sure when she joined, "but my son's 23, and it was before then," she said.
The Pits have watched families expand and romance bloom at Delaney Park Strip diamonds and Cartee Fields dugouts.
Malchick, the catcher, and Jacobs, the pitcher, went from battery mates to bride and groom. Teammates for several years before they became romantically linked in 1991, their 1992 wedding featured a cake with a softball on the top and figurines of pitchers and catchers on each tier.
At a game Wednesday at Cartee, 21/2-year-old Coralie D'Atri, a third-generation Pit, roamed the dugout. Her grandmother is Wilson and her mom is Whitney D'Atri, who joined the team about 10 years ago but is taking this summer off because her second child is due in early July.
"I remember being in the dugouts as a 5-year-old and playing in the dirt," said D'Atri, 34. "I've been raised by all of these people.
"The coolest part is they started out as my parents' friends, and now they are my friends."
Whether they are playing ball or bantering, the Pits exude an easy familiarity. There are oft-told stories about the time they got robbed in Kenai (by an umpire, not actual thieves) and the time Wilson's husband got kicked out of a game for excessive whistling (if you ever hear Brad Owens whistle, you'll understand).
There are jokes about how the Pits are so old they provide job security for two team members. Brink notes that Kay is a physical therapist, "and we're all clients," and Debbie Boots is a massage therapist, "and we're all clients."
There are well-respected team rules, most of them dealing with beer. "Leave anything in the dugout after a game, it's a case of beer," Wilson said. "Look at a third strike, it's a case of beer."
And there is the self-deprecation that comes when your pitcher is 70 and your team's average age is 50, a number lowered by the participation of second-generation players Eric Owens, 28, Kellan Ford, 23, and Billy Ballantine, 18.
"Billy and Kellan are the only two guys who can run," Brink said.
Jacobs, a 1963 East High graduate, is the team's oldest player and is hobbled by a knee injury left over from his days in the military. He's money on the mound but a bit of a liability on the basepaths. In the sixth inning Wednesday, Jacobs hit a hard grounder to third base, and the third baseman made the putout with an underhanded lob to first base.
"That's the Pits," 53-year-old Kathy Dawson said as she watched the slow-motion play from the dugout.
Truth be told, the Pits, who have been sponsored by Moose's Tooth for the last 15 seasons, relish their senior-citizen status.
Said Siedl: "It's fun when the other team sees how old we are and says, 'We can't lose to these guys!' ''
"... With a little desperation in their voices," added Brink.
Plenty of teams with younger lineups have fallen victim to the Pits. After years of success in the D League, they were bumped up to the more competitive C League this year.
The Pits, who won all three of their games last week, succeed because they show defensive restraint -- they seldom make the kind of unwise throws that often lead to extra bases -- and they have women who can hit.
In a seven-run second inning Wednesday, four of the five women who batted delivered hits, including 51-year-old Boots, who belted a run-scoring triple. The only woman who didn't get a hit that inning contributed an RBI.
But maybe the most important woman in the history of the Pits is the one who never played a game.
Back when coed softball started in 1979, the Anchorage Sports Association played matchmaker for teams that needed players and players that needed teams. According to Pits legend -- yes, this team is old enough to have legends -- the original roster included a woman named Stella Pits, or maybe Stella Pitts.
As D'Atri tells the story, Larry Cohn -- D'Atri's uncle and Wilson's brother-in-law -- showed up at the sports association office to formalize the team's entry and was asked what its name was. He looked at the roster and saw a name that caught his fancy. "I guess we're the Pits," he said.
"And she never showed up," D'Atri said.
Wilson, the only one left from the original team, was the connection for a number of players in the early years. Brink is on the team because she and Wilson worked together as public defenders back in the early 1980s. Malchick is on the team because she was Brink's roommate back then.
These days, the Pits are a tough lineup to crack. The old guard isn't going anywhere anytime soon, so unless you're a Pit-kid -- a second-generation player -- the 17-person roster doesn't have much room for new players. The last non-relative added to the team was 49-year-old Mike Kubik, who joined in 2008.
This summer marks the team's 35th season, which raises an obvious question: When will the Pits call it quits?
"I guess it depends on how quickly we die off," Brink said.
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ADM to Streamline Organization, Reduce Global Workforce by 3 Percent12:00 EST Wednesday, January 11, 2012 DECATUR, Ill. (Business Wire) -- Archer Daniels Midland Company (NYSE: ADM) announced today that it will streamline its organizational structure, reducing its global workforce to enhance the cost structure of the company. Approximately 1,000 positions, primarily salaried, will be eliminated, representing 3 percent of the company's total workforce worldwide. To help achieve this reduction, the company will offer a voluntary early retirement incentive in the U.S. ADM expects that these actions, in concert with other targeted cost reductions, will, when fully implemented, reduce its annual pre-tax expenses by more than $100 million. "To ensure that we can continue to compete effectively in our global markets, we are taking actions to streamline our organization and achieve significant, sustained cost reductions," said Patricia Woertz, ADM chairman and chief executive officer. "These actions will help us enhance our productivity and earnings power." The company hopes to achieve a significant portion of the position reductions through the voluntary retirement incentive and will offer severance and outplacement assistance to other affected employees. In its fiscal 2012 third quarter, ADM expects to record a $50 million to $75 million pre-tax charge related to these actions. The company expects to begin benefiting from the cost reduction actions in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2012, with the full benefit recognized by the end of third quarter fiscal 2013. "These decisions do not reflect on the talent or dedication of our ADM team," Woertz said. "They reflect our confidence that we can streamline our organization while maintaining our ability to grow profitability, as well as our commitment to customers and to operational excellence." About ADM For more than a century, the people of Archer Daniels Midland Company (NYSE: ADM) have transformed crops into products that serve vital needs. Today, 30,000 ADM employees around the globe convert oilseeds, corn, wheat and cocoa into products for food, animal feed, industrial and energy uses. With more than 265 processing plants, 400 crop procurement facilities, and the world's premier crop transportation network, ADM helps connect the harvest to the home in more than 160 countries. For more information about ADM and its products, visit www.adm.com. Archer Daniels Midland CompanyMedia RelationsJessie McKinney, email@example.com


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Summer is back again and that can only mean one thing -- it's time to indulge in a whole lot of ice cream.
Just like its close competitor KFC, Popeyes offers blackened (grilled) chicken tenders and green beans for the more health-conscious of its patrons. Its green beans may have a few more calories, but its chicken has less fat than the Colonel's on average.
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From hoppy pale ales to crisp pilsners to a fruit-infused seasonal shandy, these thirst-quenchers are perfect for raising a toast to our forefathers. Best of all? Each of our featured beers are offered at a reasonable price, meaning you can stock your cooler without breaking the bank.
Chocolate babka, a pop culture icon thanks to the "cinnamon vs chocolate babka" Seinfeld episode, is a delicious sweet dough that can be enjoyed one chocolatey layer at a time. Two varieties are popular in the United States.
Happy Fourth of July! We are headed to Colorado to visit friends and family and enjoy the beautiful Rockies. Before we leave, here is a patriotic treat to savor on these warm summer days.
To maximize the shelf life of your produce, take the time to store everything properly before you put it away. This doesn't mean you need to wash everything--in fact, you shouldn't. Most items will last longer if you don't.
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Iris Rose Cox, 84, of Columbia City, passed away Friday in Columbia City. Born Dec. 13, 1928, in Fort Wayne, she was the daughter of Paris and Hazel (Harmon) Standiford.
She moved to Whitley County in 1948 from Covington Downs in Allen County and resided in both Jefferson and Washington Townships. She graduated from Jefferson Center High School. On Jan. 16, 1949, she married Harold Eugene Cox in Waynedale. She and her husband managed and operated the Cox Family Farm until 1973. From 1973 to May 1991, she worked at Alcoils in Columbia City.
Pauline L. Gibson, 97, a former resident of rural Pierceton, died at 2:15 p.m. Thursday April 4, 2013 at Miller's Merry Manor, Columbia City where she had been a resident for the past seven years.
She was born June 16, 1915 in Marion County a daughter of the late James H. and Gertrude F. (Teter) Brunner. Her formative years were spent in Marion, Fort Wayne and New Haven. She attended New Haven High School.
Regina M. Hann, 86, of Columbia City, passed away at 4:15 a.m. Thursday, April 4, 2013 at Morristown Manor, Morristown. Born Dec. 28, 1926 in Everett, Pa., she was the daughter of Walter A. and Viola Belle (Twigg) Rice.
William Nathan Harrison, 92, of Fort Wayne, passed away at 11:45 a.m. Thursday, April 4, 2013 at Renaissance Village, Fort Wayne. Born March 31, 1921, in Aboite Township, Allen County, he was the son of William Roy and Ethel N. (Smith) Harrison.
Ted Roger Hare, 80, of Columbia City, passed away at 3:50 a.m. Friday, April 5, 2013 at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Fort Wayne. Born June 16, 1932 in North Manchester, he was the son of Orda Odell and Dorothy Marie (Baker) Hare-Hoover.
Teresa Lyne Levi, 43, of Columbia City, passed away Thursday, April 4, 2013, at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Fort Wayne. Visitation will be from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. with a funeral service at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at DeMoney-Grimes Countryside Park Funeral Home, 600 Countryside Dr., Columbia City. She will be buried at Oak Grove (Compton) Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be given in Miss Levi's memory to Passages, Inc. Visit www.demoneygrimes.com to send family condolences or sign the guest register book.
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She was born October 24, 1939 in Kosciusko County a daughter of A. Ralph and Opal (Wolfe) King. Her formative years were spent in the Larwill area. She graduated from Larwill High School in 1957. She attended Indiana University, Bloomington.
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The How v Why of RealID
From the desk of Jim Babka, President of DownsizeDC.org...
How vs Why of Real ID
Last week, the Department of Homeland Security released 162 pages of proposed regulations for the Real ID Act. The bill was (and basically still is) slated to take effect by May, 2008.
There's going to be a ton of things to say about this topic, as well as more than one kind of action to take on it. Over the next couple of weeks we will break down the complex web of information into simple bite-sized chunks for you.
But the most important thing you'll need to know today is that there are bills now offered in both the Senate and the House to repeal (not delay) the implementation of the Real ID Act. They are gathering co-sponsors and steam.
But this is going to be a tough battle. We'll need to do everything we can to fight it effectively.
* That means, we're asking you to please use our convenient Congressional Contact System to send a message of support for the bills to repeal (not delay) the implementation of Real ID.
* It also means that we need to continue making progress on monthly pledges to stay in this fight.
The thesis of today's message is that surveillance is not necessarily security, and that as a technique for crime and terrorism protection, surveillance is nowhere near as important as motivation.
Let's start with a hypothetical scenario.
You've seen it in the movies: A determined and experienced criminal learns that a very valuable art exhibit is coming to town, but to get in and see it, one must produce a valid ID, pass through checkpoints, and view it, while lasers, cameras, and security agents keep guard. Yet the thief succeeds. He gets the highly prized art.
Now, the movie entertains us by focusing on the "how" -- showing us what clever method the thief employed to secure his prize. Inevitably, we learn that the burglar exploited some vulnerability of the security system.
As you leave the theater, you might get the impression that sprinkling additional technology or resources (money) on the problem might've stopped the master thief -- the exhibiting museum could've foiled his plan.
Many things in life are determined by the quality of questions we ask. Protecting valuable art, or ourselves from terrorist attackers is no different. The right question is important.
The better question to ask if one is seeking to _prevent_ crime is "why" -- "What's the motivation for doing it?"
For the art thief, perhaps you can make the steal more expensive than it's worth.
But what if someone is willing to lose their life in the process of killing others -- in the belief that their cause is eminently just and that they will receive eternal reward? What then? Is more surveillance really going to work? Is sprinkling technology on the problem really going to protect us?...
Read the full DownsizeDC Blog entry by clicking on the title link of this post. This crappy program has been stalled for another year thanks to your efforts, but we need to keep the pressure on. Put this sick plan out of its misery ASAP! ;-)
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Allston and Brighton are large adjoining neighborhoods connected to Boston by a thin ribbon of land and the MBTA Green Line. Both neighborhoods used to be agricultural land and stockyards, but they're now more known for their population of party animals than farm animals. Boston College and Boston University are both located in Allston, and it shows. A great deal of renovation has taken place in Allston in recent years resulting in a range of new bars and restaurants that appeal to the young. Allston is a loud, youthful and cheap neighborhood. Thrift stores are everywhere, and the street-level mage will have an easy time finding what she needs to get by.
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Since there's a post with a lot of relationships with large age, lets see pics of you and your dh, so, or bf. Just curious to see if the age difference really shows. Theres an age gap of 15.5 yrs with us and once in a while, me and my dh get looks.
DH prefers that I not post pics of him but people are usually surprised to hear about the age difference between us. He's 10 years older than me, but he's got a baby face...especially when he shaves. I look my age.
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ORLANDO — Chelsea Kilgore of Orlando, daughter of John and Robin Kilgore of Palm City, is engaged to JJ Redick of Orlando.
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Redick graduated from Cave Spring High School in Roanoke in 2002 and from Duke University in Durham, N.C., in 2006 with a bachelor's degree in history.
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I know how you feel. You look at the photos and wonder what kind of guy is this? I'm real and I'm honest. Here are some questions a friend once asked me: 1.) If you had three wishes, what would they be? Just like every good pagent contestant, I would wish for peace on earth, an end to world hunger, and a cure for cancer. Then after they crown me Miss America, I'll walk down the aisle. Oops. I was told to be more serious. These wishes were to be truly personal and from my heart. OK, if the wishes were meant for personal needs, I really don't have that much to wish for. I have a good relationship with God. Material stuff? I have more than most, and far more than I need. I have friends and good health. I lack a partner and lover that is warm in the morning and silly at night. I'd use all three wishes on meeting her. 2.) If you could accomplish only one thing during the rest of your life, what would it be? I'm as driven as the next guy, and I've had quite a few successes in my life. I had a great job and very nice salary. I have lots of toys and "stuff". At this point in my life I am lacking a good solid relationship. My idea of a great accomplishment would find me and my partner, 30 years from now, sitting on a veranda in Key West, sipping on Pina Coladas, totally in love. Is that too much to dream of? 3.) How would you spend a romantic evening with someone you have been dating for more than one year? Within a year's time, I believe I would have a pretty good idea of what my partner enjoyed. A slow dance on a darkened floor? Making out on the beach after a nice bottle of wine and a great moon-rise? A dress-up dinner in a special place? Or, how about cuddled up on the couch teary-eyed with some girly movie? Whatever it takes to make her smile will be fine with me. I think those answers pretty much summed up what I'm all about. I want to be happy and enjoy my life, but again, like most others, I would like to have someone to enjoy that life with.You and I are constantly searching for that dream of companionship and love. We have tried and we have failed. Life goes on for a reason. Sometimes, the things that seem so important are really not. I believe the true love of my life is waiting for me. Somewhere. In my heart I know that someday I will meet her. She'll be kind of shy and very pretty too. I'll be certain she's my dream by the things she'll like to do, like walking in the rain and wishing on the stars. I'm interested in an active, intelligent, and fun counterpart who is happy today and looking toward the future. I have a Harley and I love tennis, so those are a couple of interests that would be attractive, but they're not required. As far as physical appearances, my wish list would include pretty and slim. The ability to articulate and to express herself is also important. Too often relationships fail due to the inability to successfully communicate. And, speaking of better communications, my initials are tjg and broward's area code is 954. If you put my initials and area code together, like a name, you could write directly to me at the ya who place. Be clever and figure it out and send me a note. I'm interested in a one-on-one relationship. I don't play the field. I want all of my feelings in one basket. Dates are fine and I enjoy a good time, but I miss the small relationship-things, like phones calls when you've had a bad day, or to tag along at the mall, or late good night calls. Things like a spontaneous call to go for a walk, or a simple hug just because you need one. I would like to be needed and to need that same woman in return. I love it when someone I care about is so comfortable that they can fall asleep during a video. Comfort is important. What do you want? Isn't it about time you found it? When I see an older couple walking hand in hand, I feel envious. They have what I want... 30 years from now, will it be you and I on a veranda in Key West? I also have a condo in Cleveland and I spend time there.
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A nice piece of beef, mashed potatoes, corn and a salad... pretty basic, but I think that's my favorite. I make great chili and spaghetti. I watch all of the Law and Order shows. Forrest Gump kind of chokes me up whenever I watch it.
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Another useless post coming from the spin doctor himself. You have tried lying and BS'ing at every turn. When you try to present "facts" the way you see them, there are a bunch of us who prove you wrong step of the way.
You tried to say that this team and the 08 team were almost the same age....we proved that there is at least 3 years apart.
You tried to tell us that the 08 team scored more goals and we again, proved you wrong.
You tried to say that the 08 team had more wins when infact they had one less.
You tried on 2 occassions to say Burke was the highest paid manager in all the world in the history of the world when in fact there are 30 more highly played managers.
Your posts are viewed for what they are.....flat out garbage.
You do not know a thing about hockey. If anyone disagrees with your opinion you accuse them on spinning EVERY time, and thats because you have no base to any of your arguments. You are too easy to prove wrong on every subject. You just make stuff up.
You have been proven wrong on every turn. Just give it up. We know you.
this is a post that should actually be deleted, but i just felt like commenting.
this is why Burke should be canned and why the Leafs have been a brutal team for a long time:
to compete in the East this year our shopping list consists of:
3.top 6 forwards
4.veteran leadership
6.two-way players to help with the PK
^this list is what we are currently missing to to be a competitive team.
i can show you evidence that the leafs finished 25th in the league last year, had a terrible PK for the last 6 years, and prove without a reasonable doubt that they haven't made the playoffs since 2004.
Burke has been with the team since 2008 and it seems we are further away than ever from reaching the playoffs.
It seems to me that Burke tried to do things in his first few years that would make the Leafs rise quicker in the standings, and it's just recently that he's taken a more patient approach.
We can now see the evidence of his drafting and how that actually worked out:
^we can actually compare our drafting to other teams now. other teams have drafted well and have some of their post '09 players on their permanent roster.
we do not.
how do any of the above players contribute to the Leafs after their farm and minor hockey training?
None of them
have major roles with big the club. we're supposed to be patient and wait? BS!!!
you can make the case that Burke is re-building, but i really feel that there's a big question to be asked:
How much time does he get, and how good has he done so far?
the answer is pretty clear: Many holes when he started and now bigger holes now that he's been in charge for 4 years.
if Burke gets fired in the near future some fans will be surprised, but certainly not shocked.
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