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Eternal Eden (Eden Trilogy Book 1)Nicole WilliamsAverage wait: 1h
College sophomore Bryn Dawson is a self-proclaimed poster child for normal. However, the day William Hayward enters her life, normalcy is the last thing Bryn will be able to count on if she wants to be with him. Too mysterious and appealing… more
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United Eden (Eden Trilogy Book 3)Nicole WilliamsAverage wait: 1d, 10h
Life's been many things for twenty year old Bryn Dawson, but one thing it's never been is easy. And it's only about to get harder.As the gossip of Bryn being Betrothed to her true love's little brother, Patrick, becomes more reality than ru… more
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Fallen Eden (Eden Trilogy Book 2)Nicole WilliamsAverage wait: 1d, 18h
If happily ever after were a place, twenty-year-old Bryn Dawson would be on the farthest planet from it. Reduced to stolen glances and secret meetings as they await a Betrothal the Council is bent on stalling, William and Bryn have to settl… more
TinaKelley owns Fallen Eden (Eden Trilogy Book 2) 3 years ago
Beautiful DisasterJamie McGuire
For mature readers. Contains sexual situations and strong languageThe new Abby Abernathy is a good girl. She doesn't drink or swear, and she has the appropriate percentage of cardigans in her wardrobe. Abby believes she has enough dista… more
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Flat-Out LoveJessica Park
Flat-Out Love is a warm and witty novel of family love and dysfunction, deep heartache and raw vulnerability, with a bit of mystery and one whopping, knock-you-to-your-knees romance.It's not what you know—or when you see—that matters. It'… more
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Mockingjay (Hunger Games Tri...Suzanne CollinsAverage wait: 2d, 12h
The greatly anticipated final book in the New York Times bestselling Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins.The Capitol is angry. The Capitol wants revenge. Who do they think should pay for the unrest?Katniss Everdeen.The final book in The… more
TinaKelley owns Mockingjay (Hunger Games Trilogy, Book 3) 3 years ago
Catching Fire (Hunger Games ...Suzanne CollinsAverage wait: 3d, 18h
Against all odds, Katniss Everdeen has won the annual Hunger Games with fellow district tribute Peeta Mellark. But it was a victory won by defiance of the Capitol and their harsh rules. Katniss and Peeta should be happy. After all, they hav… more
TinaKelley owns Catching Fire (Hunger Games Trilogy, Book 2) 3 years ago
Lover Unleashed (Black Dagge...J.R. Ward
1 New York Times bestselling author J.R. Ward's thrilling new novel in the Black Dagger Brotherhood series. Payne, twin sister of Vishous, is cut from the same dark, seductive cloth as her brother. Imprisoned for eons by their mother, th… more
TinaKelley owns Lover Unleashed (Black Dagger Brotherhood, Book 9) 3 years ago
Lover Reborn (Black Dagger B...J.R. Ward
1 New York Times bestselling author J. R. Ward's "different, creative, dark, violent, and flat-out amazing"* Black Dagger Brotherhood series continues as a vampire warrior crosses the line between life and death…into a world of dark dreams… more
TinaKelley owns Lover Reborn (Black Dagger Brotherhood, Book 10) 3 years ago
Lover Mine (Black Dagger Bro...J.R. Ward
Darius, a fallen Brother, has returned to the fold with a new identity and a very different destiny. Now, John Matthew, plunged into the heart of war, must face off against evil incarnate-and rescue his one true love.Watch a Video
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Lover Avenged (Black Dagger ...J.R. Ward
Rehvenge is used to living in the shadows and dealing with the roughest night walkers around—including the Black Dagger Brotherhood. As his secret identity as a sympath is threatened, he turns to the only light in his ever darkening world—a… more
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Lover Enshrined (Black Dagge...J.R. Ward
In the shadows of the night in Caldwell, New York, there's a deadly war raging between vampires and their slayers. And there exists a secret band of brothers like no other—six vampire warriors, defenders of their race. And now, a dutiful tw… more
TinaKelley owns Lover Enshrined (Black Dagger Brotherhood, Book 6) 3 years ago
Lover Unbound (Black Dagger ...J.R. Ward
The ruthless and brilliant brother Vishous possesses a destructive curse and a frightening ability to see the future. As a member of the Brotherhood, he has no interest in love or emotion, only the battle with the Lessening Society. But whe… more
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Lover Revealed (Black Dagger...J.R. Ward
1 New York Times bestselling author J. R. Ward's "instantly addictive"* novels of the Black Dagger Brotherhood return as an ally of the Brotherhood must face his own dark desires….Butch O'Neal is a fighter by nature. A hard-living ex–hom… more
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Lover Awakened (Black Dagger...J.R. Ward
A former blood slave, the vampire Zsadist still bears the scars from a past filled with suffering and humiliation. Renowned for his unquenchable fury and sinister deeds, he is a savage feared by humans and vampires alike. Anger is his only … more
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Lover Eternal (Black Dagger ...J.R. Ward
Within the brotherhood, Rhage is the vampire with the strongest appetites. He's the best fighter, the quickest to act on his impulses, and the most voracious lover—for inside him burns a ferocious curse cast by the Scribe Virgin. Possessed … more
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Dark Lover (Black Dagger Bro...J.R. Ward
THE FIRST NOVEL OF THE BLACK DAGGER BROTHERHOOD"Dark fantasy lovers, you just got served" (New York Times Bestselling Author Lynn Viehl). Return to where it all began—in the first novel in the phenomenal Black Dagger Brotherhood series by #… more
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Decision PointsGeorge W. Bush
President George W. Bush describes the critical decisions of his presidency and personal life. Decision Points is the extraordinary memoir of America's 43rd president. Shattering the conventions of political autobiography, George W. Bush of… more
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Run Like a Mother: How to Ge...Sarah Bowen Shea, Dimity McDowell
In Run Like a Mother, authors Dimity McDowell and Sarah Bowen Shea offer both inspirational advice and practical strategies to help multitasking women make running part of their busy lives.McDowell and Shea understand the various external a… more
TinaKelley owns Run Like a Mother: How to Get Moving--and Not Lose Your Family, Job, or Sanity 3 years ago
Frenzy (Dreamhouse Kings Book 6)Robert Liparulo
Their destiny is to fix history. Their dream is to get home. When you live in a house that's really a gateway between past and present, you have to be ready for anything. It's a painful fact the Kings have faced since moving to Pinedale eig… more
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Variety gives The Other Boleyn Girl a rave review, especially complimenting Scarlett's work!!! I am really excited as the early reviews were mixed and not so complimentary of Scarlett. It has been a while since I've read such a positive review of a new performance of hers. Check it out!
Playing less fast and loose with history than Philippa Gregory's novel, "The Other Boleyn Girl" is a sexy, good-looking political bodice-ripper with an almost flawless cast at the top of its game. With a straight-arrow script by Peter Morgan ("The Queen") and smooth direction by Brit TV helmer Justin Chadwick ("Bleak House"), pic has the feel of an Old Hollywood studio costumer freshened up with contempo technique and acting styles. Tip-top cast, led by Eric Bana and Scarlett Johansson as Henry VIII and Mary Boleyn, could make this score beyond upscale auds with aggressive promotion and good reviews.
Gregory's 2002 bestseller was previously made into a British telepic of the same title in 2003. Present item has none of the raggedy, low-budget feel of that partly improvised work, and scripter Morgan (who wrote the 2003 miniseries "Henry VIII") seems utterly at ease with the characters here.
Morgan manages the difficult trick of making the narrative crystal-clear without dumbing down the actual material. By eliminating many of the more fanciful potboiler elements in Gregory's novel, the script simplifies the tangled web of 16th-century Tudor court intrigues into a clean, fast-moving yarn that's both highly cinematic and immediately engaging at a character level.
After sketching the idyllic country childhood of sisters Mary and Anne Boleyn, pic jumps straight to the marriage of the shy, elder Mary (Johansson) to the son of a merchant family (Benedict Cumberbatch). For the much more knowing, ambitious Anne (Natalie Portman), her father, Sir Thomas Boleyn (Mark Rylance), has bigger plans to advance the family's standing, despite the reservations of his wife, Elizabeth (Kristin Scott Thomas).
Urged on by his brother-in-law, the Duke of Norfolk (David Morrissey), and noting how Henry VIII's current wife, Catherine of Aragon (Ana Torrent), has failed to produce a male heir, Sir Thomas invites the king for a hunting visit and orders Anne to "bewitch" the monarch and become his mistress. Alas, the plan backfires and Henry falls for Mary instead. Sir Thomas & Co. quickly switch to Plan B, in which Mary takes Anne's place, with the endorsement of her milquetoast husband.
Invited to the king's court as a lady-in-waiting, Mary is frostily received by the dignified Catherine and accompanied by a pissed-off Anne. In a beautifully calibrated bedroom scene between Mary and Henry that's marbled with genuine tenderness and sexual frissons, the two become lovers, to the delight of Sir Thomas and Norfolk. In a tantrum, Anne elopes with a nobody (Oliver Coleman), but is quickly packed off to France by her father to teach her a lesson.
Swept along by a rich score by Paul Cantelon ("The Diving Bell and the Butterfly"), and costumed by Derek Jarman/Neil Jordan alum Sandy Powell in fabric heavy on blues, reds and golds, pic sets a rich stage for the second half, signaled by Anne's return from temporary exile in Gaul. Confidently garbed in a dazzling green gown that immediately contrasts with the pic's color scheme, Anne teases, taunts and flirts outrageously with Henry, driving a wedge between him and her sister and prepping the narrative for a fast-moving final act of plot reversals and rolling heads.
With the flashier role and some of the sharpest lines, Portman's Anne dominates more of the early going than seems dramatically right for a movie whose title refers to the lesser-known sister. But at the end of the day, Johansson's quieter Mary comes through as the pic's emotional center, her tender love story with the conflicted monarch evoking the only genuine feelings on display.Johansson's slow-burning perf is a model of restraint, her Mary trying to make emotional sense of an environment in which marriage is simply a political and social commodity. She's nicely contrasted by the sheer physical presence of Bana's moody, virile Henry, who'll finally do anything — even cut off England from the Catholic Church — to produce a male heir.
Though she has the lynx-like eyes and ambition down pat, Portman doesn't quite bring the necessary heft to make Anne a truly dominant power player, partly because she seems the least comfortable of the three non-Brit leads acting with acquired English accents.
Rest of the cast is aces, with Scott Thomas investing every syllable of her dialogue with extra resonance, Morrissey a powerful dramatic presence as the villainous Norfolk and Rylance cleverly playing Sir Thomas' scheming in an unexpectedly low key. Spanish thesp Torrent brings an impressive dignity to her few scenes to the tragically sidelined Catherine of Aragon.
Historical locations in Blighty blend seamlessly with production designer John-Paul Kelly's studio sets to create a convincing Tudor England.
Camera (Deluxe color prints, HD-to-35mm), Kieran McGuigan; editors, Carol Littleton, Paul Knight; music, Paul Cantelon; production designer, John-Paul Kelly; supervising art director, David Allday; costume designer, Sandy Powell; sound (Dolby Digital/SDDS/DTS Digital), John Midgley; sound designer, Julian Slater; special effects supervisor, Stuart Brisdon; associate producer, Faye Ward; assistant director, Deborah Saban; casting, Karen Lindsay-Stewart. Reviewed at Berlin Film Festival (noncompeting), Feb. 15, 2008. Running time: 115 MIN.
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that's nice!
hollywood reporter didn't like the film that much but they also praised scarlett!
god, I CANNOT wait to see it!!!
It is good to hear Scarlett getting praise for her acting skills which I think she deserves because I think she is a very good actress.
I had also thought that Scarlett looked like the star of that film after I had seen the trailer of that film.
Wow! I really can't wait to see the film! While I loved the book I did feel it was going on and on and on – which was fine by me because it was an ingriguing. But that kind of style would have never worked for the film. So I'm happy to hear they've made clever choices – to not juts adapt the book faithfully but really to turn it into a cinematic experience. Also reading such praise for Scarlett's performance – and from Variety no less – just made my day :blush:
Interesting to see David Morrissey in this – I've only just 'discovered' him in 'Sense and Sensibility'.
When I saw a film trailer for the film, The Other Boleyn Girl, I had thought that Scarlett's acting showed the greatest depth in that film.
When I saw some film clips on here of the film, The Other Boleyn Girl, I thought the story of that film didn't seem like a realistic one, and that had maybe weakened that film, but I haven't seen the film.
I thought from the film clips I saw on here of that film, that the acting abilities of the actors in that film seemed very varried from each actor to each actor, from some of the acting in that film seeming very good from some actors and very flat from other actors, and that because of that, that the acting in that film didn't seem consistant in scenes in that film, and that, the acting in that film didn't seem consistant as a whole because of some of the actors acting in that film being very good, and some actors acting in that film seeming like poor acting.
I thought from seeing some film clips on here of from that film, that the setting on that film didn't seem right for that film in that in scenes in that film it looked a bit more like people filming in an old building than people filming a film set in the 16 th Century.
I think if that film does well, that Scarlett Johansson is likely to win awards for her acting in that film, because her acting in that film had a lot of depth and was very good acting.


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A hundred years ago Lilongwe was a small village of no importance until it became the British administrative town for central Agoniland in 1905. At that time it had only 130 inhabitants! The village became more and more important with every new administration that was established there. In 1910 the road connection to Dedza in the south, Karonga in the north and Mchinji in Rhodesia was finished and made Lilongwe to an important junction. During the next years the village became third largest city in Nyasaland!
In 1966 about 20.000 people were living here. At that time plans were made to move the administrative centre from Blantyre to this more central location, with the objective to create a central balance between the more prosperous south and the less developed north. In 1968 the "Capital City Development Cooperation" was founded. Four years later the first ministries started their work in Lilongwe. In 1975 Lilongwe was formally declared as the new Malawian capital. The costs of this massive undertaking were paid by foreign aid and by South Africa that gave 45 million US $ eager to make "friends" in Central Africa.
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With its historic wood-and-stone façade, Hotel Le Germain-Dominion proves that first impressions do matter. Housed in the century-old former Dominion Fish & Fruit Limited building, this gracious hotel takes original design and architecture details — including antique bank vault doors that were incorporated when the hotel expanded into the 1902 bank next door — and plays them off against stylish modern décor. Each of the guest rooms features a bed clad in a goose-down duvet, as well as free Internet and a Nespresso coffee machine. Served in front of the lobby fireplace, breakfast is included in your stay. Once fortified, you can set off to explore the shops and cultural attractions of the surrounding Old Port area.
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So I was chatting with a Microsoft friend of mine today. He's a Firephox fanboi. He's always trying to convert me. He was talking to me about FF 3.0's pending release and talking about how amazingly fast it is on his XP SP3 rig. So I started admonishing him for running such an archaic OS and he of course shot back that he only runs it on his older hardware that isn't really suitable for Vista. Okay - fair enough . . . but then I mention that I will never run Firefox on Vista because it runs at Medium IL and my IE7 browser runs at Low IL . . . which makes me feel safer since shellcode and malware running at low IL can't really write anywhere interesting to persist a logoff / restart / closing the browser etc.
Anyhoo - during this chat he mentioned that on his XP SP3 machine he uses Windows SteadyState . . . on his 'extra' older / legacy PC he installed this software and surfs the web using Firefox on XP SP3 . . . if he ever questions the security of his system - he just shuts it down and undoes all of the changes and then restarts - sort of like shutting down a virtual machine and discarding all the changes using an undo disk. He mentioned that when guests come over they can use 'that' PC to surf the web and then when they leave he can just undo all the changes.
I have to admit - it's a pretty damned good idea . . . it's a free download, it runs on XP, it runs on Vista and it allows you to roll back any badness . . . it also provides easy ways to patch itself (it can be configured to auto-patch or you can login and do it yourself which seems the better route).
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That would be very useful indeed.
+1 - really nice feature to have
What's wrong with having tail -f running in a terminal window next to Sublime Text? I don't get this idea that the same program must do absolutely everything. Do we want Sublime Text to be the new Emacs?
There is no sensible tail -f for Windows.
And searching from plain tail output is a pain, having the same text inside Sublime Text would allow us to use its powerful search tools on the tailed file.
Cygwin or MSYS maybe?
I refuse to disagree, but the use case is simply "poll the file automatically" rather than "poll on focus" if a follow flag is set for the buffer.
yes you can have a tail -f running in a terminal , good for you , go for it, tickle yourself to death with it even :)
BUT i'm not looking for an more integrated alternative solution as i already know about using a terminal window, and all the tail command switches as everyone who can read this thread i imagine.
But to have a function like this in a document window, with syntax highlighting and easily scrollable using the side map view is a feature that would probably sell the product better.
My question to the forum was have this functionality included in the next version as a nice to have.
For you to basically come here and say "whats the point , we can do this instead" is not in the true flavour of helping to make a good piece of software better.
I dont remember writing "sublime text does not have a tail -f function" can anyone help me with an alternative workaround ?
Any ways I posted this 7 + months back and it seems to be drawing some positive attention to a few people so every one if you agree with me write something here.
If you do not have something positive to say on it then go do something else.
Absolutely need a tail function.
There is baretail or a few others that kinda work but I'd like ot be able to use sublime to do this as well. I already use it to look at large log files and this is the one missing function I need to be an awesome system tool
I am interested to have this function in sublime. Currently what I do is tail in cmd and copy the whole thing to sublime. =(
One thing that I think would be nice: In linux, the tail command simply echoes new text that is appended to a file to STDOUT. All of the Windows tail applications that I can find seem to just reload file changes in the background, producing an "approximate" tail alternative. However, I often want to monitor large log files on another machine over a network connection. If you load up a few large files, it seems to bring other Windows solutions to a standstill. (Baretail, Hoo WinTail, Tail32 for WIndows.) Sometimes the files take 30 seconds to load, and transfer the entire file constantly in the background, saturating the network.
This may be, in part, a limitation of SMB, but I should think there would be a way for an application to echo just new lines added to a file in the background, without transferring the entire file for a reload.
Maybe just wishful thinking, but I know that it would make my job a whole lot easier...
baretail does this in windows very well and handles very large files also if you google around you will find a windows powershell script that does the same.
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Senate passes skinnier budget amid veto threat
PHOENIX — The Arizona Senate on Tuesday sliced spending for universities
and charter schools from a House-passed state budget plan despite a veto threat
from Gov. Jan Brewer, who also is stepping up the pressure on lawmakers by
refusing to act on any other bills that reach her desk.
Senate President Andy Biggs also pushed through changes to a legislative intent
document adopted by the House watering down a commitment to review Child
Protective Services funding once an overhaul committee finishes its work in the
coming weeks.
All three major changes got the attention of the governor's office.
Brewer's spokesman, Andrew Wilder, said she has other concerns with the budget
as well.
"There continue to be issues or concerns that would leave reason to doubt that
this budget would be signed by the governor," he said Tuesday. "The reductions
in these areas and the other concerns we have … make it difficult for this
budget to get over the finish line."
Wilder didn't confirm the explicit veto threat, but House Speaker Andy Tobin
and Senate Majority Leader John McComish confirmed it was issued early in the
day. But that didn't stop Biggs from making changes to the budget package and
calling votes. The budget passed mainly on party-line votes, with majority
Republicans in support.
Biggs said the Senate was doing the right thing by passing the budget despite
Brewer's threat. He said he would not negotiate in public when he had had
private talks with the governor and her staff.
"But I just refer you to one thing, and that is the executive budget when it
came out did not address any of those three issues," Biggs said. "And we have,
and we've worked at it, and we've addressed the charter-conversion stuff, we've
addressed the CPS funding stuff. And not only did we give funding university
funding above the baseline, but we also gave (community) colleges money "
The House refused to agree to the changes to its budget package, now at $9.21
billion, which sets up a rare conference committee on the budget.
The House had added more than $54 million in overall spending to the previous
$9.18 billion Senate plan, adding money for child welfare programs, $33 million
to allow school district-sponsored charter school to run for another year and
$5.5 million for universities.
The Senate Appropriations Committee on Monday deleted some of the extra
spending, and more cuts were adopted during Tuesday's Senate floor debate. Biggs
pushed 50-percent cuts to charter-school funding and the university money.
He also rewrote the language added in the House that committed the Legislature
to reviewing child-welfare spending in the coming
The cuts to the House plan take out much of the funding added last week to
address the concerns of a group of six House Republicans who had held up
approval of the budget.
Those members also managed to restore Medicaid coverage for insulin pumps,
podiatry and emergency dental visits that were cut during the Great Recession.
That provision was stripped out in the Senate committee meeting Monday, restored
Tuesday by the full chamber through an amendment from Sen. Steve Pierce,
R-Prescott, and then stripped it out again by the full Senate.
Pierce failed in an effort to restore money to help Prescott pay for extra
pension costs for the crew of firefighters killed in the Yarnell Hill fire last
Biggs had cut all spending for district charter schools in the Senate budget
approved two weeks ago, but the House restored it for one year. Half that money
was cut Tuesday.
Converting public schools to charters has been a key part of the debate between
the House and Senate and between conservatives and moderates. Charter schools
get more money per student, but rollback backers argue that charter schools also
can tap voter-approved bond money and overrides and end up with even more funds.
Supporters of charter conversions say the extra money lets districts focus on
innovative education and improve student performance.
Biggs has been pushing for district charter schools to be shut out of extra
funding, saying the state could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of
dollars in additional spending if they continue. He included a provision in the
budget rescinding any conversions since mid-2013, but that was stripped out by
the House.
Minority Democrats in the Senate failed Tuesday to get added spending for
child-care subsidies, stipends for grandparents caring for their grandchildren
and other spending. Those amendments were being routinely rejected by majority
Republicans, with Biggs saying they would blow a big hole in the budget as the
state recovers from the recession.
"We are still not out of the woods yet, and we still have a $400 million
structural deficit," said Biggs, R-Gilbert. "And if we take these floor
amendments … we will have the chance to double that deficit by next week."
One Democratic amendment was added during floor debate, a $125,000
appropriation to the Arizona Commission for African-American Affairs sponsored
by Sen. Leah Landrum Taylor, D-Phoenix.
The governor has also put in place a moratorium on bill-signings until she sees
a budget package, a tactic she used last year during a standoff over Medicaid
"The budget is the state's immediate priority," Wilder said. "Accordingly
the governor doesn't want any other bills coming to her desk until that is
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If like us you made the most of the glorious weather we had this Bank Holiday you might well be already hoping for more of the same next year
Many of us had an Easter weekend in the sun, while parts of the North East coast sat in a damp bank of fog. Why does this happen? Why?
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More than 100 spectators turned out to cheer on Hedley on the Hill's 67th annual bank holiday barrel race in Northumberland
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Taste of Suwanee
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I've talked before about how I don't like giving people a pass for stuff just because of who they are — even SWINTON, really. She's awesome to behold, and all, but if she looks insane I'm not pulling the punch. Ditto Gwen Stefani. However, there are definitely times when Gwen and her ilk can pull off something few others could, and she wore one such outfit to the Coldplay concert this weekend:
I mean, I would look ridiculous in that outfit. People would be all, "Are you in costume as one of the T-Mobile girl's bike mechanics?" And yet on Gwen it looks natural and casual and cool. Even with the clashy red lipstick. Well done, madam. I don't love your belt, but your moxie is appreciated.
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But I can't sign off on that view. Yes, I like the hit of electric blue on her feet, and yes, Gwen Stefani looks way better in this than, say, I would, or Thomas Jane would, or Sarah Jessica Parker, or anyone in Twilight, or John Madden. But I don't think "could be worse" is very hearty praise. Two hours ago I think that was sitting on her lawn, stuffed with freshly raked leaves. Since this is an art gala, maybe she thought she'd work that to interpretive advantage, but sadly I don't think Death by Hay Fever is a very fulfilling message.
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The Storyteller: Wooden toys fill one man's life with joy
Walking in his overalls, he strolls out to his garage. There's a discovery out here, something he wants to show off. Pieces in glass cases, some on open shelves. Some are painted. Some are just stained, so they display light and dark shades.
Campers, tractor-trailers, fire trucks, dump trucks — even a Hummer — occupy those spaces.
As he picks up some of his artwork, Olin Ellis smiles.
"I'm proud of my work," Ellis said.
He should be proud. Not just because some of these pieces took hours for him to make, or the fact that they've been on display at a local arts center. But because of why he took up the hobby in the first place.
It gave him and his youngest son something to do together. Now he is doing the same thing with his grandson.
This building in Abbeville County near the Anderson County line, the one Ellis is standing in now, is where it started, more than 30 years ago.
Ellis's son Andy was 8 or 9. Ellis had time on weekends and at nights, after he finished a day of carpentry. So on Sundays, the two would spend time in the barn out back, cutting out wheels and painting. Andy did a lot of the painting.
Drill presses and circular saws were Ellis' job.
"I just love woodworking," Ellis said. "That's one of my talents, I guess, if I've got one."
Together they worked. All of the kids spent time out here — in the barn behind the garage — at some point in their childhood. They would paint scraps of wood that were glued together to form airplanes without engines. Or they would use brushes to turn a flat scrap into a masterpiece.
The toys the kids crafted are simple. But Ellis's are not. As he walks through the barn, he points out a nine-page design for a truck. Most of the toys Ellis makes are vehicles: different kinds of construction equipment, cars, trucks, trains — anything made for transportation.
As Ellis talks about his craft, he points out the pieces that Andy painted. He's also proud of his son.
The fun in these toys, though, was not in playing with them when they were finished, but in the making of them.
"This one took me 52 hours to make," Ellis said, pointing to one of the fire trucks on display inside his home.
Now 78, Ellis still is working on toys, because he loves putting the pieces of the puzzle together.
Most days he can be found out here in the barn for at least an hour or so. In the wintertime he will work more, relishing in the cooler temperatures. All the work he does he either keeps or gives away.
None of the toys are sold. The ones he keeps will be passed on to his grandchildren one day.
In fact, aside from his love of woodworking, his motivation for making these toys is the joy of giving them away. As he talks about that part of his hobby, he mentions an accident that Andy was involved in years ago.
Andy was 17. The young man and his father worked to restore an old 1955 Chevrolet. It was to be Andy's car. But then just after the work was completed, the Chevrolet was hit in the side by a Volkswagen.
Andy's body was severely burned. He had to undergo more than 75 reconstructive surgeries. Through the long visits in the hospitals and countless visits to doctors' offices, many people in the community came to the family's aide, Ellis said.
People would fix broken refrigerators, bring food or repair the plumbing. And there were times when the Ellis family wasn't charged a dime.
The toys became a way for Ellis to say "Thanks" to some of the people who helped them through those tough times.
"People were so good to us," Ellis said.
And they still are, he says. As an example, he shows off a box of scrap wood that someone brought to him. The person was a worker in the Abbeville County government. To say thanks for the wood scraps, Ellis made the man a toy.
"I made a car out of what he brought me, and tears came to his eyes," Ellis said. "That's the joy of doing this."
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Sally J. Rogers, Ph.D.
Principal Investigator
Dr. Rogers specializes in conducting developmental and treatment research into autism and other developmental disorders and working with children with developmental disabilities and their families, especially young children with autism. She studies early developmental processes, including imitation, social-communicative behavior, development of motor skills, language, and social interaction patterns. She is currently focused on developing and improving treatments for early autism using a treatment model that she developed in collaboration with Geraldine Dawson, the Early Start Denver Model. Her efforts to deliver effective interventions to people with autism and their families takes her to places all over the globe, training therapists use ESDM in. She is the primary scientist of a number of federal grants, including an NIH funded ACE Network grant involving a multisite randomized clinical trial comparing ESDM and discrete trial interventions, a study focused on how to help parents use ESDM techniques at home to improve their children's language and behavior, and a large postdoctoral training grant that she directs with Dr. Amaral. Her clinical interests include evaluation of cognitive, behavioral, social, emotional, and adaptive functioning; early intervention for children with autism; developing treatment and educational interventions for persons with autism of all ages, and social skills groups for adults with autism. She has written extensively in her field, authoring numerous articles and books and developing training videos. Dr. Rogers serves on the editorial board of many publications, including Autism Research, the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, and Infants and Young Children. She also reviews for many journals, including Child Development, Developmental Psychology, Science, American Journal of Mental Retardation, Journal of Early Intervention, Journal of Child Psychology and Child Psychiatry, and Development and Psychopathology.
Aubyn Stahmer, Ph.D.
Aubyn is an associate professor in Psychiatry from a similar position at UC San Diego. Aubyn received her Ph.D. under Dr. Laura Schreibman at UCSD and has spent her research career developing and testing interventions for young children with autism, developing integrated toddler day programs, testing improvements in public school classrooms that support children with ASD, and conducting dissemination and implementation studies of empirically supported treatments in community settings. She is a licensed psychologist and a board-certified behavior analyst with expertise in Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT), and Early Start Denver Model, and a wide range of other interventions as well. She is widely considered to be one of the most experienced intervention researchers in ASD, with a host of publications and a recently published text on use of PRT in public school settings with children with ASD.
Marie Rocha, Ph.D., BCBA-D
Lab Manager, Early Start Lab
Marie L. Rocha, Ph.D., BCBA-D is the manager of the Early Start Laboratory and the project manager of a multi-site randomized control trial called TADPOLE. The purpose of the TADPOLE study is to evaluate the effects of intensity of treatment and delivery style on the developmental progress of young children with ASD. Dr. Rocha's primary responsibility is the supervision and training of the TADPOLE Study team. In addition, she provides parent coaching and case supervision for families. Her research to date focused on developing and evaluating naturalistic behavior analytic techniques including parent education models. Her clinical experience includes supervising home and school-based behavioral intervention programs in both research and community settings. Dr. Rocha is a board certified behavior analyst and received her doctorate in Psychology at the University of California, San Diego. Dr. Rocha is also a certified therapist and trainer of the Early Start Denver Model and has worked with Dr. Rogers since 2008. Dr. Rocha has been working with children with autism and their families since 1996.
Dr. Cynthia Zierhut, Ph.D.
ESDM Training Program Manager & PATH Project Manager
Dr. Cynthia Zierhut is the manager of the ESDM Training Program and the PATH (Parents and Toddlers at Home) Project. The mission of the ESDM Training Program is to disseminate knowledge and the empirically supported practices of the ESDM to organizations and professionals working directly with very young children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families. Working with the ESDM Training team, Dr. Zierhut aims to make accessible high quality learning opportunities for therapists in local communities and for our international colleagues. The purpose of the PATH study is to improve the learning rates, language acquisition, and overall development of 12-30-month-old children with autism. This randomized control trial and multi-site project will aim to make improvements via modifying and strengthening the effects of an existing, manualized parent-delivered intervention for toddlers with autism, the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) parent coaching approach. Dr. Zierhut's role on the project is to manage and provide ongoing supervision to the clinical team at the UC Davis site. Dr. Zierhut is a developmental and licensed clinical psychologist specializing in working with young children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their families for over a decade. She has been working with Dr. Sally Rogers since 2005, is a trainer in the ESDM, and recently returned to the lab after a year managing a collaborative ESDM group delivery project in Melbourne Australia.
Vanessa M. Avila-Pons, M.A.
Team Leader, TADPOLE Project
Vanessa Avila-Pons, M.A., is the Play Based Team Leader for the TADPOLE Study the MIND Institute. Her primary responsibilities include program development, case supervision, and parent coaching. Her responsibilities also include the training and supervision of all members of the Play Based treatment team. Prior research experience involved the use of different behavioral treatments to improve disruptive behaviors, inattention, and academic skills in children with ADHD. Vanessa has many years of clinical experience working with children with autism and their families. Her early intervention experience has included developing and managing home and school based intervention programs for children in community based treatment programs, using evidence based treatment approaches. Vanessa is a certified therapist, parent coach, and trainer of the Early Start Denver Model. Vanessa received her Master's degree from Santa Clara University and her Bachelor's Degree from Notre Dame de Namur University and she is currently pursuing licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist.
Dr. Lesley Deprey, Ph.D.
Data and Assessment Lead
Lesley Deprey, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist at the UC Davis MIND Institute. She has been involved in the evaluation of research subjects in studies investigating Autism, Fragile X Syndrome and other genetic disorders. She has expertise in the design and analysis of research studies in autism. Dr. Deprey has also been a Sub-Investigator and Clinical Rater for FDA clinical drug trials. She is a Certified Trainer on the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R) and Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule-Second Edition (ADOS-2), our current gold-standard autism measures.
Melissa Mello, M.A., BCBA
Team Leader, TADPOLE Study
Melissa is a Team Lead for the TADPOLE Study at the MIND Institute. At the MIND she provides case supervision as well as parent coaching and general supervision to the lab. She has been working with children with autism for the past 8 years in a variety of settings, including as a special education teacher and early interventionist delivering one on one intervention in community based programs. For the past 5 years, Melissa has been supervising early intervention programs as a Clinical Manager; using behaviorally based, empirically validated methods to ensure children with autism are improving their behavior, language and social skills at home and in the classroom. Melissa has a Master's Degree in Special Education from San Francisco State University and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.
Aimee Bord, MA, CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist, Early Steps Study
ESDM Early Intervention Program
Project manager, Center on Secondary Education for Students with Autism (CSESA)
Aimee Bord, MA, CCC-SLP is a licensed speech-language pathologist specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of communication disorders across the lifespan. She is certified in the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) and, along with a multidisciplinary treatment team, provides both direct and indirect treatment and consultation for toddlers receiving intensive early intervention. She also serves as project manager for the Center for Secondary Education for Students with Autism (CSESA) which is a study involving 6 universities across the country examining the implementation of evidence based treatments for High School students with Autism. Her clinical and research interests include the study of evidence based interventions for children and adults with speech and language disorders and their families. Ms. Bord also has experience as a presenter, developing training seminars and courses on a variety of speech and language related topics including autism spectrum disorders.
Beth L. Goodlin-Jones, Ph.D.
Assessment Team
Dr. Goodlin-Jones, a clinical developmental psychologist, is an active member of the MIND Institute's clinical research teams. These research teams see a wide range of children with at-risk development and neurodevelopmental disorders, including autism and fragile X syndrome. Dr. Goodlin-Jones completed her undergraduate education at Stanford University and her graduate education at University of Washington. Her focus of research involves sleep patterns in typically developing children and children with autism, developmental delay, and fragile X syndrome. Dr. Goodlin-Jones works closely with several colleagues at the MIND Institute on the early indicators of autism and parent-child interaction patterns in families with fragile X syndrome and autism.
Deeniece Hatten
Study Coordinator
Deeniece is the Early Start Lab Study Coordinator for the TADPOLE, ESS Follow-Up and PATH Projects. She serves as the main liaison for all families who participate in our lab research projects. Deeniece also oversees and manages daily operations of the lab including equipment, supplies, personnel/subject recruitment and all patient billings.
Kylee Cook, M.A.
Kylee began her work at the MIND Institute in 2002 as a data coordinator for the Fragile X Research Studies team. She was data manager for the NeuroTherapeutics Research Institute. She is excited to join the Early Start Lab as Analyst in 2014. Her responsibilities include working closely with the ESDM Training Program, designing and maintaining local databases, and managing data for multiple projects. Kylee received her M.A. in English with an emphasis in Creative Writing from CSU Sacramento in 2009.
Marykate Miller, B.S.
Junior Specialist
Marykate Miller is a Junior Specialist for the Early Start Lab at the UC Davis MIND Institute. Her relationship with the Early Start Lab began in 2012 while volunteering as an undergraduate research assistant. Shortly after graduating from UC Davis with her B.S. in Psychology, she was brought on to provide overall assistance in all studies in the lab. Her day to day tasks include managing data collection and entry, coordinating visits and supervising our team of research assistants. She also serves as the Project Coordinator for Project ImPACT.
Emma Coe
Junior Specialist
Emma Coe is a Junior Specialist for the Early Start Lab. She began her work at the lab in 2014 as an undergraduate research assistant. After graduating from UC Davis with a B.S. in Psychology in 2015, Emma was hired on to become a full-time member of the Early Start Team. She provides assistance in several studies, including TADPOLE and ESS Follow-up. Her responsibilities include tracking and following up on data collection, coordinating visits, and training the lab's team of undergraduate research assistants.
Thiago Araujo Lopes, MSc., PhD Candidate
Doctoral Intern in Clinical Psychology
Mr. Lopes is a PhD Candidate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Quebec at Montreal, under the supervision of Dr. Mélina Rivard. For his doctoral project, Mr. Lopes implemented and evaluated the efficacy of the ESDM in treating young children with autism in a community setting at the metropolitan region of Montreal, Canada. During his internship at the MIND Institute, Thiago is conducting ESDM therapy with young children with autism, and also conducting parent coaching sessions with families participating in research projects in the Early Start Lab. Mr. Lopes is involved in the evaluation of research subjects, and is currently completing the training to become a certified Trainer and Parent Coach of the Early Start Denver Model. In the last 5 years, Thiago has participated in multiple research projects involving the efficacy of Early Intensive Behavioral Interventions and low intensity parent mediated interventions for young children with autism spectrum disorders in community settings, severe behavioral disorders in children with ASD, and the attitudes of the general population and health care professionals towards individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Meagan Talbott
Postdoctoral Fellow
Meagan Talbott is a postdoctoral fellow whose research focuses on early language and communication development within the everyday interactions of young children and their caregivers. She received her doctorate in Psychology from Boston University, where she used home-based video diaries to examine vocal and communicative exchanges between infant siblings of children with ASD and their mothers in the first year of life. Her goals are to better understand the mechanisms underlying language and communication growth in young children experiencing difficulty in these areas and to support families in fostering children's development over the first few years of life. In the Early Start Lab, she is investigating these issues on both the PATH and TADPOLE projects. In addition, she is part of the lab's assessment team and serves as the lab's recruitment coordinator.
Sophia Xiang Sun, M.D., PhD.
Sophia Xiang Sun, M.D., PhD. completed seven years medical training with a Bachelor and a Master's Degree in Medicine. After obtaining her MD, she went to University of Cambridge, where she completed an MPhil and PhD focusing on Epidemiology in Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC) under the supervision of Professors Carol Brayne and Simon Baron-Cohen. From October 2009 to 2011, she led the investigation of healthcare and education provision for children with ASC in mainland China and Hong Kong. From 2010 to 2012, she initiated and led the validation of a Cambridge-developed screening tool, the Childhood Autism Spectrum Test (CAST), and also introduced and applied the gold standard diagnostic instruments, the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) and the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revise (ADI-R) to autism research in mainland Chinese population. She is a qualified independent trainer for the ADOS. She initiated and set up a number of collaborations between Cambridge and several Chinese institutes such as China Disabled Persons' Federation (CDPF), the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and Peking University. She has been leading a large national population-based prevalence study for ASC (China SCORE) in mainland China established by Cambridge and Chinese institutes. She is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Psychology Department at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is currently working on general framework and key components for the adaptation of ESDM in a different culture with Professor Sally Rogers and also pursuing licensure as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.


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Action photo is (L-R) B.J. Bailey, Stefan Cvrkalj, Cameron Ayers and BrysonJohnson (Credit: Keith Gary) When C.J. McCollum went down with a foot injury in the first half of Lehigh's 59-55 loss to Virginia Commonwealth on Jan. 5, observers were ready to hand the Patriot League title to pre-season co-favorite Bucknell. Not so fast my friends. As the resilient Mountain Hawks demonstrated during that narrow loss to the Rams and proved again with Thursday night's 65-62 road win over the Bison, Brett Reed's squad is much more than a one-man show. "We were building towards something and were building an identity with the style and system that we played that we weren't going to all of the sudden change direction," head coach Brett Reed said. "That isn't what our program was about to begin with. C.J. is a very gifted and talented player, however, we have a team full of very good players." There were changes that were going to have to be made whether they had an NBA prospect in the lineup or not. This became evident in late December when McCollum netted 34 in a 80-79 home loss to Bryant. Reed and the Mountain Hawks realized that their team could fill it up, but no longer would they set out merely trying to outscore their opponent. They would need to place greater emphasis on defense — a need that only increased once they lost the nation's leading scorer from the lineup. "Despite a painful loss — and that Bryant game was very disappointing for our program and team members — I think there was a silver lining to it," Reed said. "We understood and had the chance to really value defense. We knew that we had lost that game because of our lack of defensive energy, intensity and determination. Since that time, they've been able to translate that lesson and apply it moving forward." Since the Bryant game, the Mountain Hawks have yielded more than 60 points once (Bucknell's 62 on Thursday) and opponents are averaging only 52.7 points over that span of six contests. Lehigh limited the Bison to 5-for-19 shooting from the floor over the first 14 minutes of the contest, seizing a 27-12 advantage and largely taking the orange-clad "Sojka Psychos" out of the game. Bucknell made a run, closing the half on a 16-2 run over the final six minutes to close within 29-28. "Basketball is always a game of spurts and teams go on runs," junior guard B.J. Bailey said. "We knew they weren't going to just give up — that's not Bucknell basketball. We just tried to keep doing what we were doing." Lehigh star CJ McCollum takes in the action from the bench. His teammates have answered the bell in his absence. (Credit: Keith Gary) For the Mountain Hawks, who are second in the nation in three-point field goal percentage at 43.4, that meant knocking down trifectas to the tune of 10-for-18 while holding the Bison to 2-for-14 from behind the arc. That 24 point differential more than proved to be the difference in the Patriot League showdown. Bailey, who missed roughly the first six weeks of the season due to a concussion, has arrived as the "next man up" for the Mountain Hawks to shoulder some of the scoring load without McCollum. The junior from Mays Landing, N.J. scored a career-high 18 points on 4-for-4 shooting from downtown. "We have been stressing in practice to try and come out strong out of the gate," said senior forward Holden Greiner. "Try to jump on teams a little bit. In the past we have been lackadaisical when games start. When teams get leads on us it is a lot harder to fight back." Slow starts and falling behind early is something that Bucknell coach Dave Paulsen knows all too well and is growing a bit weary of and didn't mince words about. "You have to give alot of credit to Lehigh. B.J. Bailey was phenomenal — he hit some tough shots and Mackey McKnight was very good (17 points, 8 rebounds)," Paulsen said. "But I am really disappointed in the level of toughness from our team. To go on your home court and spot them a 15-point lead with defensive blunder after defensive blunder is just a disgrace." "It's like a broken record, at some point it has to come from the internal leadership of the team," Paulsen said. "If guys aren't ready to focus and grab them by the throat and say we don't want you on the court with us then some very good players — who have had very good careers — could have their careers end in a huge disappointment." Related Posts:Injury to C.J. McCollum changes Patriot League landscapeFacing Lehigh's C.J. McCollum an eternal nightmare forOnly a Patriot League title will do for Mike Muscala and…McCollum speakLehigh and Bucknell clear favorites for Patriot League…
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Game Keeps Rebooting To Dash
Posted 09 September 2008 - 05:52 PM
i´ve got a problem with a game. It is installed on my HDD. When I´m trying to start the game XBMC will reboot. The same problem problem is in UnleashX. I also deleted the savegame. What else can I do?
Posted 09 September 2008 - 07:51 PM
Posted 09 September 2008 - 07:58 PM
The "crazy" thing about this problem is: I started this game once and it started just fine. As I wanted to start it a secong time it would come up.
Posted 09 September 2008 - 08:18 PM
If that doesn't work delete the game save for that game. It could be corrupted.
Make sure the E drive isn't full. You should have at least 50-100megs.
Posted 09 September 2008 - 08:24 PM
I deleted everything in E:\CACHE an formatted X:\, Y:\ and Z:\ in UnleashX. But the game won´t start. Neither in UnleashX nor in XBMC.
On E:\ is more than enough space. I think about 14GB should be free.
Edited by Murhagh, 09 September 2008 - 08:25 PM.
Posted 09 September 2008 - 09:07 PM
Posted 11 September 2008 - 09:53 AM
You wanna double-check that free space for E? The E is one of the xbox stock partitions, and should not have been edited. Since the entire CEXYZ partitions shouldnt take more than 8gig, if you got 14gig on E, theres your problem.
Ok, I checked the free spaces. Sorry for that.
C: 330MB free
E: 4,2GB free
F: 14GB free
Posted 11 September 2008 - 02:16 PM
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Posted 12 September 2008 - 12:33 AM
Out of interest (I think it should be ok to ask, since you have stated you have the original, so don't think it would be against rules - someone correct me if I'm wrong) which game is it, and where are you installing to?
xRaVeNx: Don't just steal the thread like that. You've read the suggestions for Murhagh - follow them too, and if you've tried them, and its from a legit game backup then give the same details... maybe we'l;l be able to find something out.
Posted 12 September 2008 - 03:17 AM
1st: FTP into your E partition and copy your Tdata & Udata folders to your pc.
2nd: Now delete your xbox's Tdata & Udata folders.
3rd: Reboot your xbox and try to load your game:
If it now works, Transfer your Tdata & Udata folders back over being careful not to overright any files created.
I had this same problem once and this is the only thing that worked for me!!!!
Posted 13 September 2008 - 01:05 PM
Yes, you can ask. The game is Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy.
What should be the difference of copying it with DVD2XBOX or with the File-Explorer?
I´ll try this later. I don´t know if I´ll find the time today.
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Night in the Triangle
New New Age practitioner Matt Baldwin might now have a wide-reaching scene around him that probably wasn't as visible when he released his debut album 'Paths of Ignition' in 2008, but he still sounds totally alone in his vision. A favourite of one Julian Cope (who describes Baldwin as 'a one-man heavy metal band'), it's not hard to understand why Baldwin's music has been accepted in the outer realms of music present. On 'Night In The Triangle' we hear the guitarist take on Judas Priest, Neu!, The Durutti Column and Conrad Schnitlzer, a daring task for any musician but for a solo guitarist this could have ended in disaster. Framing it in the loose concept of a science fiction soundtrack, the covers take on new life under Baldwin's expert guidance, and everything hangs together as it should, sounding something like Mark McGuire if he had been recording with Manuel Gottsching and Joe Meek. Weird, wild music for the darkest recesses of the mind, any of you new agers better make sure you have protection, this ain't for the faint of heart!


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Ministry of Sound today launched its Clip Stix music player, a new rival to Apple's second-generation iPod shuffle. The screenless Clip Stix integrates a full-size clip on the back, enabling the device to attach safely to clothes for running or other high-impact exercise. The 256MB flash player plays songs in either MP3 or WMA format, and comes preloaded with 10 songs from the Ministry of Sound. Battery life is rated at a modest 4.5 hours, according to the company. The player is scheduled to ship in the near future in black or pink for $60 after taxes, but offers significantly less storage capacity than Apple's entry-level 1GB iPod shuffle, which sells for $79. [corrected]