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Game Center thing? Yes, it finds its way into iOS 5 with 50 million users already, with the ability to add photos to your profile. Game Center is quite social - it allows you to share scores and see game recommendations from your friends. Games can also be purchased and downloaded directly from Game Center.
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Those were the ten major feature updates announced today at Apple's WWDC 2011 event. Some of them were expected, others come as quite a surprise, and some of them were long overdue. What do you think, is this major iOS update all you've been waiting for?
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1. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Again, most of the major things in this release are ripped off of other OSes. It's shameful, really. I foresee a TON of lawsuits.
3. SomeGuy (unregistered)
It seems that Google, BB, and Apple have all been borrowing from one another for the latest OS updates. I think it's good that they have all seen weaknesses in their OS's and are acting accordingly.
61. ayephoner (Posts: 849; Member since: 09 Jun 2009)
Sniggly, you're absurd. first, apple claimed very little today to be done first (admittedly, they were almost certainly wrong when they did). they claimed they have done it better, which is yet to be seen, but very believable. second, apple and their customers could care less about originality, they want functionality. they are both just happy that these steps are being made. third, you're a salesman? i hope you had today off, because you've been on here posting about a competitor's product to people you dont know or see ever. go get to work.
89. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Yeah. I had today off.
And fyi, it's not so much whether Apple claims originality on these concepts; it's the fact that they sue EVERYONE for doing stuff they did first, and now they're blatantly ripping off of their four major competitors in the OS business.
97. SomeGuy (unregistered)
Google's latest update took a lot of things from Apple, and Apple's latest update took a lot from Google. They saw a weakness in their product and they changed it. Google did nothing really new or interesting with 2.3 or 3.1, but I think they are great updates, because they gave Android things that iOS already was capable of. Can we agree on that?
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102. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
sniggly, do u know how much shit ur precious android copied from google... the whole fucking os is one huge copy... look at the app screen... cud it get any more similar? and dont say it has to be the same... wp7 obviously found a different way...
ios 5 is very nice. i think the notifications are spot on with the easy access from the loackscreen... and it seems to show a lot of detail
137. protozeloz (Posts: 5392; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
the app screen is the thing you use to call it a copy?
then guess what evry phone is a copy then
-maemo app drawer
-play book app drawer
-meego app drawer
its that its convenient to have app on that array.... also only Samsung phones have the app tray similar to the iPhone overall look.... winmo is not the rule... just the exception a really old exception I have to say....
152. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
haha ya i meant apple.. my bad... and ya, those are pretty much copies too... i mean, with the things sniggle is saying, it applies as general as that... but honestly none of them look as similar as android and ios...
156. protozeloz (Posts: 5392; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
so you telling me that phones like P990 and P1 copied iOS?
also Nokia is suing apple for patterns regarding left and right swipe as a way to navigate thought screens
to tell the Truth icon arrays are pretty much a basic idea
141. spg (unregistered)
um android is google
26. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Is it shameful android uses a webkit browser and pinch to zoom? What exactly is ripped off? Their offering similar services and their own way.
Let me get this straight. You bash Apple for say not offering better notitications. Then when they do, you say it's shameful?
Other than going bankrupt is there anything Apple can do that will make you happy?
34. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Webkit is an open source standard that Apple did not invent. Pinch to zoom is a functionality that cannot be bested in terms of ease of use or practicality.
The entire functionality of the notification tray, sans a few features, was ripped off of Android.
The split keyboard was ripped off of Windows 8.
The camera lock screen access was introduced by Windows phone 7.
Proprietary instant messaging was offered by everyone else before Apple.
Cloud services were introduced by Google and Amazon before Apple.
Apple could've at least tried for something completely new and different. I nodded my head a few times at different things that made sense, like being able to go to specific notifications from the lock screen directly. But their major changes were really nothing new.
36. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
actualy, there is a split keyboard for android already. a friend has it on his Xoom.. it works really well.
windows phone 7's camera access is by the camera button... at any time, even if the screen is off.. not by lock screen.
iMessage or whatever its being called is crap. With BBM the biggest draw was not because u could BB to BB and be all super cool, it was because u could do it over the internet connection and thus not have to have a messaging add on for your BB. It used to be a major selling point. This "imessage" does no more than the group text app on the Tmobile Sidekick4g.
sniggly is right on the cloud services
and taco, its not that we'd be happy that apple failed. Hell, i lvoe the competition even though i hate the company. Its that their new notification system is a DIRECT RIPOFF of Android. The same pulldown with the same set notifications, weather and time that android has had since the beginning.
Apple wants to sue everyone for even looking their way while they steal all that they possibly can from everyone else.
iOS5- For those of you that really wish you had an Android but are too tied into apple to leave.
43. jbash (Posts: 342; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
"iOS5- For those of you that really wish you had an Android but are too tied into apple to leave."
lmao, apple fans will have an android that cant use flash player.
47. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
There's a bunch of stuff android copied from iOS also. So why is it ok for android to copy iOS, but not the other way around. iMessage will also let you message free without using text so I don't see your point.
Android copied pinch to zoom, app store, web browser, spring board layout, design on many devices. Copy and paste function is also copied.
Apple needed better notifications and android had a good model so Apple's is similar. So what?
50. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Already explained pinch to zoom and why no other approach made sense.
App stores existed before Apple's did.
Webkit is an open source standard-NOT Apple's invention by a long shot.
Apple's design is minimalistic, meaning its basic physical design is hard not to duplicate. Only one series can be argued as a copycat, and that's some models of the Galaxy S.
I don't know what you mean by a springboard layout.
See the problem here is that you and other iFanboys have bitched about these similarities countless times, but whenever Apple does it, suddenly it's okay.
Android's notification functionality is great, and it's flattering that Apple is copying it. But it's irritating because it's still being repackaged by them as innovation when it's clearly not.
66. E.N. (Posts: 2577; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
Let's get real. Apple definitely copied from Android but to say that Android hasn't copied from Apple is pretty crazy.
'Pinch to zoom is a functionality that cannot be bested in terms of ease of use or practicality." Well yeah that's kinda true so that means its okay to copy? Apple didn't make pinch to zoom so easy to use and practical so that its competition can copy the feature. What's the point of innovation if it gives you no competitive advantage?
If Apple didn't put pinch zoom on the iPhone, I doubt that there would be pinch zoom and touch screen phones today. I'm sure there would have eventually been some other multi-touch gestures, but it would have probably been very different.
The split keyboard was from Windows 8 but don't Android and Palm have similar features? I don't know why it's such a big deal now that it's on the iPad.
Yes, application stores technically existed before the iPhone, but Apple pretty much redefined it and changed what a mobile application store should be like and Android tried (and is still trying) to replicate it and its success.
Webkit is open source but what Apple did to make mobile Safari was pretty different and novel, and Android, Microsoft, and Palm soon followed and created their own based on what Apple did.
114. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
WebKit was originally derived by Apple Inc. from the Konqueror browser's KHTML software library for use as the engine of Safari web browser
Owned once again sniggly. Webkit was developed by Apple. Do your research troll.
145. protozeloz (Posts: 5392; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
yes apple used the KHTML software library it means they took their project an created their own version called webkit
but lets read the whole article piece please? shall we?
''WebKit was originally derived by Apple Inc. from the Konqueror browser's KHTML software library for use as the engine of Safari web browser, and has now been further developed by individuals from the KDE project, Apple Inc., Nokia, Google, Bitstream, Torch Mobile, Samsung and others.[3]. Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, and some other Unix-like operating systems are supported by the project.[4]
WebKit's WebCore and JavaScriptCore components are available under the GNU Lesser General Public License, and the rest of WebKit is available under a BSD-style license.[5]''
the web kit that apple took from Konkeror's project its now being taken by other for further development from other companies, not that is being copied.... the project its open for anyone to do as they please with it
147. jroc74 (Posts: 5645; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
148. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
exactly Apple took it and developed the webkit browser for safari. Then Apple open sourced it so anyone can use it. Yes Apple the "closed" company open sourced this browser and allowed companies like google, palm and rim to use the browser.
from the same wiki page
On June 7, 2005, Safari developer Dave Hyatt announced on his weblog that Apple was open-sourcing WebKit (previously, only WebCore and JavaScriptCore were open source) and opening up access to WebKit's CVS tree and the bug Database tool.[13] This was announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2005 by Apple Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Bertrand Serlet.
149. protozeloz (Posts: 5392; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
the project was taken from a project that uses a GNU Lesser General Public License, you know what that means? apple simply does not have a choice but to release it to the public and let anyone do as they please because of the copyleft licence and others, when apple had created the webkit they just cant hold it for them
check the info
60. Apple Fanboy (unregistered)
I find it funny that you always come into Apple articles and talk shit, then when we do it on the Android articles, you and your little bitch friends get all butt-hurt, I still wonder what the real cause of your guys' hate towards Apple is, is it maybe because your mommy can't afford to buy you an iPad??? Is that why Sniggly??
62. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Yikes, Apple Fanboy, you used the exact same stupid insult another dude in this forum did. Are you that unoriginal?
I don't say anything about you and other morons popping into Android articles. I think it's fun to verbally whoop all of your asses.
I've made it quite clear why I dislike Apple, many many times. It's very simple: their business practices. I don't like the way Apple has treated consumers, I don't like the way they treat competitors, and I certainly don't like the way they treat their business partners.
Can I make it ANY clearer, Fanboy?
64. Apple Fanboy (unregistered)
And that's a great point Sniggly, so just don't buy the iPhone or any Apple products and Shut The EFF Up!!! I'm tired of you Fandroids always bitching about it, just don't buy it...simple as that!
69. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
rut roh.. apple fanboy is getting his fanny in a bunch. someone must have peed in his morning tea.
72. Apple Fanboy (unregistered)
Lmao, yeah dude, look, just go buy another Android that will be outdated by the end of the month, the iPhone 4 works great for me, and even if the 5 comes out, I'll wait for the 6 but koo, you like Android, buy Android, I like Apple, I'll buy an iPhone, now eff off lol
79. GALAXY-S (unregistered)
talk about outdated... iphone has a 2 year old technology, wow finally getting up to date...
80. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
and if I refuse?
So, if android gets outdated in a month, and is almost always the first out of the gate with new hardware.. what does that make apple then?? iOS is catching up, hardware specs are never spectacular.. just what does that make them? fruit salad?
90. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Yup, not buying any of their products. Never have. But I'm also going to educate people.
106. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Hahaha you're "educating" people? No idiot you're trolling. You're comments are all ridiculously biased and anyone can see that.
105. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
explain what is wrong with their business practices... oh and if thats all u hate why do u bitch about their os and hardware and everything else... i have almost never heard u say their business practices...
hey and maybe just maybe if many people r saying it it actually means something...
107. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Exactly I never hear sniggly whining about business practices. He spends all his time convincing that android is superior. If it was superior it sure wouldn't need sniggly trolling on pa to prove it.
111. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
well it just seems like he is desperate for android or something... its like its not okay for anyone to like something other than android... and i think it is very ironic how he almost always comments on every apple article...
154. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
That's because you don't pay attention, Lucas. Almost everywhere I have said how much I dislike the way Apple treats their customers, competitors, and business partners. From lawsuits to lying about issues their products have to leaning on anyone involved in the making of their products to ensure that they get the lion's share of all of the money to be had from their products.
I have named all of these as issues, Lucas. I have gone into great detail. But again, as usual, you don't pay attention.
94. box (unregistered)
There were/are split keyboards before Windows8... my Viewsonic gTablet has it, and it makes typing so much easier... especially since my 10.1" tab dwarfs the iRag, can't imagine trying to type on that thin little POS
103. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
how was the split keyboard ripped off.. it came out like a day before... its not like apple wud have been able to create it in a day... oh and microsoft hasnt even been able to release it... they have basically just said the idea... whoever is able to execute first gets the credit... i can announce a shitload of stuff and its not like i get the copyright...
and what is wrong with using ideas from other oses... is it worng or something? other oses use enough from apple...
and google and amazon cloud services fail compared to icloud...
and honestly, what do they need more? they announced all this new stuff... but idk what really else there is?
140. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
lucas, android has had a split keyboard for a while. My friend has a Xoom and has a split keyboard. Its on the market.
153. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
ya... all i am saying is they didnt rip off microsoft.. and for below
first, apple didnt say u cudnt sue them... if they are taking the risk of copying, which i dont think they are cause idk if google has a copyright... they are making themselves susceptible
and icloud is very important for a few reasons-- all apps are synced, all photos are synced, all music is synced with no lag, and all documents are synced... alll this is done automatically... oogle doesnt offer this...
142. beatlesfan (Posts: 150; Member since: 03 Mar 2011)
How do you know that icloud is so great? Have you used it? As tons of people have already stated, the issue is not that Apple is directly ripping off Android so much as it is that Apple sues everyone under the sun for "ripping" off them and then they go and do it. It's pure hypocracy.
150. protozeloz (Posts: 5392; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
my cloud services do as much as what apple just offers and they are all if not most from Google (except for music) I just need to sing into my account to get my apps, contacts mail and even pictures if i wanted to all done with a breeze so I don't see why they are a fail compared to iCloud
86. The_Miz (Posts: 1496; Member since: 06 Apr 2011)
Oh like other OSes don't rip off Apple. Fandroid.
2. nimo (Posts: 72; Member since: 11 Jun 2010)
The world as we know it has changed forever.
98. Pirate Ninja (unregistered)
Your message is broken. let me fix it
The world as we know it has changed forever.
Ok all fixed
4. cracy1 (Posts: 1; Member since: 09 Mar 2011)
no major improvements as Sniggly said..
Android for the win!!
5. dara (unregistered)
and they call this a major release? you totally dropped the ball this time Apple, now just wait..Ice Cream will blow you to pieces. lol
17. 530gemini (Posts: 2198; Member since: 09 Sep 2010)
Yes, just like the xoom's honeycomb blew the ipad2 to pieces, right? Lol.
18. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
In terms of innovation and functionality, it did. Sales were botched, but still beat expectations.
28. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Hahah in terms of innovation? You mean how they copied Apple's tablet? If it's so great and innovative why is no one buying it??? Honeycomb is very much beta right now and very buggy and that's why no one is buying android tablets.
35. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Just like with the iPhone, the iPad's design is so minimalistic that you can't really differentiate from it too much physically.
Honeycomb is still a great working product, and the software is VERY innovative. People are buying Honeycomb tablets, Taco. Don't confuse hyperbole with facts.
108. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
What was innovative on honeycomb?
40. jbash (Posts: 342; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
moto screwed up big time with their price point. look at asus, a computer parts company, they cant keep up with the demand for their similarly equipped and hundreds cheaper device
42. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Moto's price points weren't outrageous for what the XOOM offered. It's just that there wasn't a lower end/lower memory option available for the XOOM.
Why do people persist with this "the XOOM was too expensive!" bullshit?
44. jbash (Posts: 342; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
how did ASUS pull it off 3 months later?
45. Sniggly (Posts: 7296; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Because ASUS is in the computer parts biz, which probably works better than when all of your hardware in the past was for phones. Motorola had to do some serious R and D, and set out to build a tablet of complete awesomeness.
The EEE Pad probably has cheaper parts, was built cheaper, and didn't require quite so much R and D.
Granted, we may see a price drop on the XOOM, or a cheaper XOOM 2. But the fact remains that the XOOM only seemed expensive because it was being directly compared to the cheapest iPad and iPad 2.
71. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
sniggly, they are made with nearly identical parts
to put it in motos own words " we can charge this much because it's LTE capable". They priced themselves out of the game. on that one. It was just a bad move.
BTW, how did Android copy iOS tablets? An iOS tablet is just a frikking super sized ipod. Thats all it is. Android Honeycomb tablets are far and away superior in every aspect.
Sales dont equate superiority to features. That is a long stretch and a farce.
33. ayephoner (Posts: 849; Member since: 09 Jun 2009)
the big difference there, iOS 5 will be on ALL iphones released in the past 3 years come september. no question.
ice cream sandwich wont be on ANY adroid devices until '12 and wont make it to most of them until iOS 6 is ready to launch.
iOS 5 is really competing with gingerbread.
81. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
well sure, when ur only talking about 2 or 3 similarly spec'd phones, thats easy isnt it? Of course, ur trading in that "upgrade" for old equipment and features that were part of OS's in 2007, so hey, good luck to ya!
6. clevername (Posts: 1435; Member since: 11 Jul 2008)
Very true Apple has very obviously borrowed from other os's. They say without competition there is no innovation. But what good is innovation if other people don't take advantage of it.
25. protozeloz (Posts: 5392; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
lost my bet... its going to be IOS5 is going to have new notification even tho it wont be ready till fall
someone said that instead of getting on litigations companies should just try to innovate a bit more


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Eggs Mimosa with Tuna Mousse
- Active Time 20m
- Total Time 20m
Serves 6
Eggs mimosa, like celeriac remoulade, has appeared as part of the display of Sunday hors d'oeuvres on almost every French table. This recipe gives them refinement and subtlety, demonstrating perfectly the flexibility of some of the basic recipes in the French repertoire.
- 9 hard-boiled eggs
- 3 1/2 ounces tuna packed in olive oil, drained and 1 tablespoon of the oil reserved
- 1/4 cup thick creme fraiche
- 1 tablespoon drained capers
- 1 teaspoon anchovy paste
- 1 tablespoon dark rum or cognac
- 1/2 teaspoon curry powder
- Grated zest of 1 lemon or lime
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- Lettuce leaves, tomato slices and black olives, for serving
Shell the eggs and halve them lengthwise. Set aside the yolks of 4 eggs for the mimosa and put the other yolks in the bowl of a food processor. Add the tuna, creme fraiche, capers, anchovy paste, the reserved oil, rum, curry powder, citrus zest and salt and pepper to taste. Process for 1 minute, until the mixture has a creamy consistency. It should not be too thin.
Fill the eggwhite halves with the tuna cream, returning them to their original shape. Arrange them on a large round platter.
Grate the reserved egg yolks over the stuffed eggs to cover with the mimosa. Keep in a cool place until ready to serve.
Serve with lettuce leaves, tomato slices and black olives.
NOTE: These eggs may be prepared several hours ahead; it can only improve them.
Recipe reprinted by permission of Weldon Russell. All rights reserved.
RecID 2668
nutrition information per serving
200 calories; 13g total fat; 333mg cholesterol; 522mg sodium; 5g carbohydrates; 2g fiber; 14g protein
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Hello dear hearts!
I'm very BEHIND in comments and I feel like I haven't talked to you all in ages! I hope you're all doing really well. I've been crazy, stupid busy!
Thought I'd share with you my new fav gloss from Dior today!
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Groan, Muse, not another plumping gloss! Dior Kiss Luscious Lip Plumping Gloss is indeed a plumping gloss. Some folks love 'em, some tolerate 'em, some think they don't work, and some are too sensitive to use 'em!
Dior Kiss Luscious Lip Plumping Gloss might make you a believer if you fall into the don't work category or perhaps you're a senstive type that can't use a stinging plumping gloss.
Best part about the gloss is they are individually flavored, yup that's right, pick a shade, any shade, and get a flavor to go along with it. Coffee, Pineapple, Lime, Strawberry, you name it and Dior has an app..errr flavor for that!
I have one in Strawberry Smoothie which is a beautiful shade of cherry red and yup tastes just like strawberry! The color is quite nice as it's subtle but also manages to give just the right amount of color to my lips for a bitten red pout! The gloss doesn't sting to give you a plumping effect but more along the lines of depends on it's thicker formula to create an illusion of a fuller lip look. The applicator is a thin curved plastic that fits the lip contour quite nicely and allows for building up color as well as product. The formula is hydrating and moisturizing with a glossy, shiny finish minus tackiness of stickiness. Although it doesn't have a tacky formula it still manages to wear fairly long, that is if I'm not licking it off due to the yummie flavor.
Overall, quite a nice little gloss from Dior! If you're a Dior fan you'll want to snag it and possibly get a little pokemon action on where you're wanting to collect all the shades and flavors…or do am I the only one that has that collect 'em all disease?
Loves it!
Muse Approval for purchase.
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2/23/10 19:11 Samantha:
Looks delish! Also, miss you Muse I love reading your posts though, so I feel as though I am caught up with you!
2/24/10 11:24 Cheryl:
Hey Muse! I love your reviews. How does this Dior applicator work? I cant figure it out from your pictures. Is it a squeeze tube??
2/24/10 11:24 Cheryl:
I also heart the flavours. Perfect for kissable lips! Hee hee.
2/24/10 15:18 Brandon:
Everytime i go into Sephora am always lemming all the Dior lip products. I forgot which gloss it was, but it looked like a lip gloss version of Lollipop Lovin lipstick by Mac. It was a sheer pink with green sparkles in it <3 And dont even get me started on their cheek products and eyeshadows! So soft, so pigmented, and such pretty colors *drools*
2/24/10 16:50 Sophia:
I'm all about the catch-em'all-appeal of DiorKiss, too. 😀 My favorite is the limited edition Diabolo Menthe/Mint Lemonade … it tastes *exactly* like the drink I love so much, and the blue-green sheen looks amazing layered over red lipstick.
Strawberry Smoothie looks INCREDIBLE, though – and like it would suit you very well! They've jacked up the prices of Dior in my parts of the world – grrr! – but I think I'm going to have to take a gander at this one when I go to London in March. <3 Ridiculously pretty!


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Hello! Thank you for visiting my fundraising page.
On June 9, 2013 I ran the Ann Arbor, Michigan Half Marathon in the name of Hands of Light in Action-a non-profit based out of Canton, Michigan, whose mission is "to assist people in need." I was donning a HOLIA t-shirt as I ran around the beautiful city of Ann Arbor. I will be traveling with Hands of Light in Action to Haiti this July of 2013 to volunteer for seventeen days. I completed the race, but I have yet to reach my goal, so I will be raising funds until the end of June!
All donations will be used for my transportation to and around Haiti, as well as for simple foods and bottled water. If I exceed my fundraising goal, the money will be used for the non-profit to benefit the people of Haiti. I am not being paid for this trip, it is all volunteer efforts.
I will be traveling with a group through Hands of Light in Action. We will be visiting and working with orphanages, a "tent camp" of 4,000 people and a displaced persons camp where 32,000 people have lived since the devastating earthquake of 2010.
We, as a group, will be offering medical treatment as well as physical therapy. We will be evaluating and treating new and existing patients. We will be teaching first aid, proper pet care, solar panel installation, and home building. We will also be running an organized sports camp for 1,000 kids. We are a large group. We will be working long, 12-15 hour days. Our goal is to offer healthy treatment and knowledge that can enourage growth and recovery, even well after we leave. Necessary goods that we bring down to Haiti will also be distributed.
I hope to go to Haiti to teach, treat, offer, share and learn.
Hands of Light in Action works locally, nationally and internationally with a mission that is simply and beautifully "to assist people in need." Please feel free to check out their website:
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I'm sitting in my studio (a.k.a. my apartment), and as of now am listening to Jose Gonzalez. It's grey and rainy out, so I'm glued to the computer working on my new project/website Tangled Fingers. Behind me are two drafting tables, one mine the other my boyfriend's, stacked with drawings, sketches, books, comics, and magazines. The room is tiny, but has a big window looking out on downtown Toronto.
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DENVER (MarketWatch) — Greg Denewiler almost seemed upset that the bitcoin hit a post-crash high of more than $205 on Tuesday.
"Everything I have been taught about finance says these things shouldn't work," the Denver money manager said of the controversial virtual currency.
"There's no economic sense behind them," he said with the kind of crustiness that can only come from years of investing experience. "You can't value them."
Denewiler is a chartered financial analyst and a value investor who typically runs the numbers before making an investment. He safely manages about $40 million from a downtown Denver office tower. Most of the accounts at Denewiler Capital Management are less than $500,000. And most customers are at or near retirement age, and do not need to be taking crazy risks like investing in bitcoins.
This, however, did not prevent Denewiler from bagging a few bitcoins.
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As dumb luck would have it, a friend coaxed Denewiler into investing in a "bitcoin miner" about a year and a half ago. A bitcoin miner is a computer server that is allowed to create bitcoins in exchange for processing bitcoin transactions.
If you don't understand quite what that means, well, neither does Denewiler. His friend, an electrical engineer, bugged him and bugged him, swearing he could earn as much as 10% a month. Denewiler didn't understand or believe it, but he finally gave up $600 just to appease his friend.
"I never expected to see that money again," Denewiler said.
The bitcoin is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system that this one dude launched in 2009. His name was Satoshi Nakamoto, we are told, but no one knows whether he really exists.
The currency has since taken on a life of its own, like an open-source computer program, with multiple contributors around the world.
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Unlike currencies issued by central banks, cryptographic code limits the number of bitcoins that can be minted. Nevertheless, the value of a single bitcoin has fluctuated wildly, from less than $5 last year to more than $205 on Tuesday, as priced by bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox.
In April, the bitcoin hit an all-time high of more than $260, but then it plunged and remained below $170 until just this week.
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Had a very tedious 12 hour border crossing last night into Russia - lots of unneccessary queueing and faffing about but we made it through in the end. On the plus side, the Kazakh border guards didn't seem to notice that once again we hadn't managed to register in time due to the long wait taking us past midnight on the final day... Currently in Barnaul, Russia and aiming to hit the Mongolian border sometime tomorrow. With all 3 cars seeming to be running ok at the mo, we might just manage it. Hopefully!
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An ear (preauricular) tag is a small skin tag or pit in front of the outside part of the ear.
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Skin tags and pits just in front of the opening of the outside (external) ear are commonly seen in newborn infants.
In most cases, these are normal. However, both preauricular tags and pits can be associated with other medical conditions. It is important to point out skin tags or pits to your child's health care provider during the routine well-child examination.
- An inherited tendency to have this facial feature
- A genetic syndrome that has preauricular pits or tags as one feature
- A sinus tract problem (an abnormal connection between the skin and tissue underneath)
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Posted 05 June 2006 - 09:07 PM
Borrowed from planetcatfish.com
Names: Cory, cory cat; corydoras species (there are MANY different species such as albino, panda, salt and pepper, Julii, etc)
Area of origin: South America
Min/Max Tank Size: 5-10 gallons depending on species with a substrate like sand or rounded gravel
Suggested Care Level: Easy to Moderate
Water conditions: Slightly acidic (6.0) to neutral (7.0) but can be adapted to higher pH, soft to slightly hard and temperatures ranging from 65-80
Diet: Omnivorous - will eat some algae on gravel, but should be fed with a high-quality bottom-feeder tablet, frozen food or flake along with some veggies (i.e. cooked pea, blanched cucumber or zucchini)
Suggested tank mates: Community fish (tetras, mollies, platies, bettas, etc)
Breeding: Egg-layers. Most species are relatively easy to breed as long as you have a compatible pair. Start off with a group of about 6. Cories should be conditioned with higher-quality food for at least a week before breeding; furthermore, lowering the pH and temperature of the tank will help "set the mood." When the female has decided she wants to breed, she will select the site and lay the eggs. The eggs should be removed after 24 hours and let hatch in a separate tank or reared in a breeder net in the parents' tank. They will live off a yolk sac for about 3 days after hatching. After that, they should be fed on a micropellet or fry food depending on their size.
Personal observations, Advice: These catfish are a great addition to nearly any community tank. I suggest getting a school of at least four, but more if you plan on breeding them. They come in MANY different sizes and colors, too. Some of the smaller ones are pygmy, hastatus, habrosus (salt and pepper) while some can reach lengths up to 5". Some of the larger species are trilineatus (Julii), barbatus, aeneus (bronze and albino) and others.
More pictures (all from planetcatfish.com):
Trilineatus (Julii)
Posted 28 October 2007 - 09:21 PM
I have a heavily planted 15 gallon, which I've divided in two 71/2 gallon sections. I have a Betta in each section, and was thinking of adding some Cories. How many and what type would you suggest? Also, the tank is not filtered, but is very heavily planted. Will this be a problem for Cories?
Posted 23 September 2008 - 08:01 AM
I disagree with the tank recommendations of 5-10 gallons. I wouldn't suggest putting group of cories in anything smaller than 10g, and then only the small species such as habrosus, hastatus, pygmaeus, and possibly panda. Aeneus (bronze) cories need a much larger tank, as they get quite large.
I think the problem is that there are just far too many corydora species to be lumped into one care sheet. Their requirements are just too different. If the site wants them, I could probably write up care sheets on panda, habrosus, and bronze cories. I have kept all three and done a lot of research on them.
I think the problem is that there are just far too many corydora species to be lumped into one care sheet. Their requirements are just too different. If the site wants them, I could probably write up care sheets on panda, habrosus, and bronze cories. I have kept all three and done a lot of research on them.
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Posted 11 October 2009 - 01:16 PM
At the petstore they told me that I can combine different types. So I got 3 albino and 3 panda. (so - if they are wrong at least the 3 and 3 will stick together).
They were seperate at the pet store so they have remained so in the tank.
Will they eventually get used to each other and school together?
(in 20 gallon)
They were seperate at the pet store so they have remained so in the tank.
Will they eventually get used to each other and school together?
(in 20 gallon)
Posted 11 October 2009 - 01:25 PM
Probably not. They will be very different in size and they know they aren't the same species.
Posted 26 April 2010 - 06:52 PM
i've got 3 albino corys in a 10 gallon. is that alright?
Posted 26 April 2010 - 08:19 PM
I think albinos are on the small side. Ive had 4 salt & peppers in a 10 for over 6 months and they've been OK, they have a lot of driftwood to shelter under... I didn't see Corydoras paleatus
Edited by RAH, 26 April 2010 - 08:27 PM.
Posted 25 February 2011 - 12:34 PM
I am looking to get about 5 peppered corys for my 25gal once it cycles. I have my betta and 2 African dwarf frogs right now in a 10 gal that will go in with it.
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This fresh-tasting minestrone soup gets its zesty flavor from Italian sausage. When you want to use up your garden bounty of zucchini, try this recipe. If your family likes food extra spicy, use hot bulk Italian sausage instead. —Donna Smith, Fairport, New York
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- In a large saucepan, cook the sausage until no longer pink. Remove with a slotted spoon to paper towel to drain, reserving 1 tablespoon of drippings. Saute celery and onion in drippings for 5 minutes. Add sausage and remaining ingredients; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 20-30 minutes or until the vegetables are tender. Yield: 9 servings.
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"This is just so good it makes my heart smile. I used some chicken broth for some added liquid."
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"Flavor was great for this soup, even when leaving the sausage out. It was a very hearty soup but I added water to it because there wasn't much liquid in it."
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Reviewed Nov. 23, 2011
"I would add less salt next time."
Reviewed Oct. 7, 2011
"I didn't have any green peppers, either, so I didn't use them. I added some lentils like the minestrone at the restaurant, so I needed more liquid and added 2 cans of condensed beef broth. This is very delicious!"


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January 13, 2011
Walla Walla Community College's Michael Crane (1) drives toward the basket through the arms of Blue Mountain Community College's Gavin Burt (1) durig the first-half of their game.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL Battered WWCC men battle back against Blue Mountain
Fueled by a bloodied big man and missed call, the Warriors rally for a 77-56 win.
WALLA WALLA — Blue Mountain grabbed an early lead against WWCC in NWAACC men's basketball Wednesday game night, but a non-call that resulted in a bloodied Warrior sparked the men as they rebounded for a 77-56 win. Blue Mountain streaked to a quick 22-14 l
PHOTO GALLERY - WWCC men defeat Blue Mountain Community College, 77-56
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