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Posted 07 April 2013 - 04:47 PM
Cheers for the tip Vince
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Posted 08 May 2013 - 09:53 PM
Fitted New blue illuminated switches =] just the headlight switch left to change but im leaving that untill I fit my front fog lights as its got the front fog light extra switch =]
Posted 08 May 2013 - 09:59 PM
Looking good, how do the screen buttons come out?
Going to change the boot popper button aswell?
Going to change the boot popper button aswell?
Posted 08 May 2013 - 10:03 PM
The screen buttons just pop out mate. Im gona make a guide on how to replace all the switches later just flicks out with a screwdriver. It looks great cause my stereo and speedo are now also blue illumination just wish someone would figure out how to change the heater control cover. The boot popper isn't illuminated on my car? Gona fit a blue ignition ring soon aswel
Posted 08 May 2013 - 10:05 PM
Haha great stuff m8 yh dont think any are illuminated but cant be as hard as the window switches
Posted 08 May 2013 - 10:13 PM
Better pics now its dark. As you can see the heater control panel looks stupid now ;( gona order one of eBay and see if I can butcher it to make it blue to ;D it has honestly got nothing to do with me being a die hard Glasgow Rangers fan and dont like the Celtic colour green 0;) haha
Posted 10 May 2013 - 03:58 PM
jammy goit
i really want blue illumination
its the one thing i'm jealous of my kid sisters polo about
definitely doing it at some point but the ready mate parts on ebay etc are rather expensive considering they've just had a blue led soldered in em for a few pence
Posted 10 May 2013 - 04:21 PM
The benifits of having too much money haha less hassle to buy it ready done and wasnt bad considering I got the 2 window switches, window heater switch and headlight switch for £50 delivered which I dont think was unreasonable
Posted 26 May 2013 - 04:28 PM
Posted 26 May 2013 - 05:06 PM
very posh, do they come in other colours?
Posted 26 May 2013 - 05:27 PM
As far as im aware you can get them in green or red illumination aswell
Posted 27 May 2013 - 12:57 AM
There's these, considered them myself for a while.
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Posted 27 May 2013 - 05:06 PM
Or you could get a genuine one cheaper than the non genuine ones lol http://www.fordparts...80939_c_417.htm
I think on that one you can switch between red and green but if you order one double check with them before you buy it (if you do)
I think on that one you can switch between red and green but if you order one double check with them before you buy it (if you do)
Posted 27 May 2013 - 07:03 PM
good to know anyway m8 cheers
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Date: August 9, 2011
Present: Fred Beaulieu, Chairperson
Don Beal, Scribe
Ralph Martone, Associate
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Ron Seaburg, Secretary
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|Alterations in serum adipocyte fatty acid binding protein and retinol binding protein-4 in normal pregnancy and preeclampsia.
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|PMID: 19573524 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|BACKGROUND: Preeclampsia, a pregnancy-specific complication occurring in the second half of human pregnancy and one of the leading causes for perinatal mortality and morbidity, is characterized by the onset of hypertension and proteinuria. We measured circulating adipocyte fatty acid binding protein (AFABP) and retinol binding protein-4 (RBP-4) in patients with preeclampsia. METHODS: Twenty-seven healthy non-pregnant women, 27 healthy pregnant women at third trimester and 26 women with preeclampsia were recruited and blood samples were taken. Concentrations of serum AFABP and RBP-4 were measured with ELISA. RESULTS: There were significant differences in serum AFABP (median: 0.99, 0.93 and 1.81ng/ml, respectively, P<0.001) and RBP-4 (mean: 3.16, 2.65 and 4.27ng/ml, respectively, P=0.022) among non-pregnancy, normal pregnancy and preeclampsia. Serum AFABP was significantly higher in preeclampsia than non-pregnancy (P<0.001) and normal pregnancy (P=0.001). Serum RBP-4 was significantly higher in preeclampsia than normal pregnancy (P=0.007) but not non-pregnancy (P=0.061). There were no significant differences in serum RBP-4 and AFABP between non-pregnancy and normal pregnancy. Serum RBP-4 was significantly higher in severe than mild preeclampsia (mean: 5.15 vs 2.84ng/ml, P=0.046). There was no significant difference in serum AFABP between mild and severe preeclampsia. CONCLUSION: Increased circulating AFABP and RBP-4 concentrations were demonstrated, suggesting it be an important pathophysiology of preeclampsia.
|Xuejun Shangguan; Fengjuan Liu; Hanzhi Wang; Jing He; Minyue Dong
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SEC Eastern Division rivals Florida (51-17) and Vanderbilt (53-10) will meet for the fifth time this season on Monday night in a winners bracket game at the NCAA College World Series. The game can be seen live on ESPN2 at 7 p.m. and heard on the Gator Radio Network, Country 103.7 The Gator and on WRUF SportsRadio 850. The Commodores opened the double-elimination event with a 7-3 victory over North Carolina, while the Gators rallied from a 3-0 deficit to down Texas, 8-4, on Saturday night.
The Gators first-ever victory over Texas snapped a four-game losing streak at the NCAA College World Series for the program dating back to 2005 and was head coach Kevin OSullivans first triumph in Omaha after a pair of losses in 2010 to UCLA (11-3) and Florida State (8-5).
The encounter with Vanderbilt will represent the seventh time that Florida will face a league opponent at the CWS and the team has a 1-5 (.167) mark in those outings. The Gators dropped a couple of games to LSU in both 1991 (8-1, 19-8) and 1996 (9-4, 2-1) and were edged by Mississippi State in 1998 (14-13) before downing Tennessee in 2005 (6-4).
Freshman Karsten Whitson (Chipley, Fla.) (8-0, 2.45) will be making his 18th start of the year, matching sophomore Hudson Randall (Atlanta, Ga.) for the team lead, and will oppose Vanderbilt junior lefty Grayson Garvin (13-1, 2.36). Over 88 innings, the righty has a team-high 83 strikeouts and has limited opponents to a .234 batting average. Whitson faced Vanderbilt on May 15 but was not involved in the decision after giving up five hits and three runs, with five strikeouts and one walk, over 4.1 innings. The Gators have scored a total of 150 runs in his 17 starts, good for an average of 8.8 per game, and boast a 15-2 (.882) record when he pitches.
The victory over the Longhorns enabled Florida to equal its school record for wins in a season. The 1991 team under head coach Joe Arnold was 51-21 overall and posted a 2-2 ledger in the programs second College World Series appearance.
The Gators blanked Vanderbilt, 5-0, to capture the 2011 SEC Tournament on May 29 at Regions Park in Hoover, Ala. It was the first time in 20 years that Florida won the leagues tourney and was its sixth title (1981, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1991, 2011). The triumph also represented the first time since 1988 that the Orange and Blue had won the SEC and SEC Tourney in the same season.
Making his first start of the campaign against a league opponent, junior Alex Panteliodis (Tampa, Fla.) (5-2) scattered five hits and registered five strikeouts over 5.1 scoreless innings to earn the win over VU, which had taken its first three outings at the SEC Tourney. The left-hander was followed to the mound by junior Greg Larson (Longwood, Fla.) (0.2 IP, 2 H), junior Nick Maronde (Lexington, Ky.) (2.0 IP, 1 K) and sophomore Austin Maddox (Jacksonville, Fla.) (1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 K) as Florida established a single-season school record with its 11th shutout. UFs four victories at the event were its most since going 4-0 to win the 1991 SEC Tournament held in Baton Rouge, La. Junior outfielder Daniel Pigott (Ormond Beach, Fla.), who went 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored, was chosen as the Most Valuable Player of the SEC Tourney after batting .583 (7-for-12) over the four games he played, with six runs and six stolen bases.
In the teams regular-season meeting, Florida split the first two games with Vanderbilt, taking the opener, 6-5, before suffering a 14-1 setback in game two. The Gators and Commodores battled into the 12th inning of the finale before UF prevailed, 6-3, to capture the series and forge a three-way tie on top of the SEC standings with the Commodores and South Carolina heading into the final series of the regular season.
Sophomore Nolan Fontana (Winter Garden, Fla.) led the team with a .455 (5-for-11) average in Nashville but the squad was held to a .200 clip. Six of Floridas 21 hits in the series were homers, including a pair by sophomore Mike Zunino (Cape Coral, Fla.) in Sundays finale. Zunino delivered a three-run homer in the 12th to lift the Gators over Vanderbilt, 6-3, to take the rubber game of the series. Deadlocked at 3-3, Fontana (3-for-5, two runs) walked to open the 12th and was sacrificed to second on a two-strike bunt by senior Bryson Smith (Watkinsville, Ga.). The Commodores walked junior Preston Tucker (Tampa, Fla.) intentionally and Zunino (2-for-5, five RBI, two HR) greeted junior Navery Moore with his second homer of the day, a three-run shot into the right-field bleachers that gave the Gators their first lead of the afternoon at 6-3. Zunino had blasted a solo homer in the seventh to pull UF within 3-2. Junior Tommy Toledo (Tampa, Fla.) struck out three batters over two scoreless innings to earn the win and wiggled out of a jam in the 11th when the Commodores had the potential winning run on third base with one down. UFs five relievers tossed 7.2 innings of scoreless ball and gave up just three hits. Maronde followed Whitson and permitted one hit over 3.1 innings with three K.
Vanderbilt had evened the series on Saturday by reeling off 14 unanswered runs after Smith had started the third inning with his second homer. The Commodores banged out 18 hits, scored multiple runs in four different frames and relied on the pitching of Garvin to set the stage for the decisive game. Senior Josh Adams (Jacksonville, Fla.) cranked a game-tying homer to begin the ninth and Smith snapped an 0-for-16 drought with an RBI double as Florida edged Vanderbilt, 6-5, in the completion of Friday nights suspended contest at Hawkins Field on Saturday afternoon. Adams tied the game at 5-5 with a leadoff homer in the ninth off Moore, who had not permitted an extra-base hit the entire season. The blast was the fifth for Adams and came against a hurler who possessed a microscopic 0.36 earned run average entering the ballgame. In the ninth, Pigott extended his hitting streak to 10 games with a one-out single into left field and raced down to second base on a wild pitch Fontana (1-for-3, two RBI) drew a walk for two Gators aboard and Smith came through with a double to right field that brought across Pigott for a 6-5 lead. Maddox picked up his second save by putting down Vanderbilt in order in the ninth to preserve the triumph for junior Anthony DeSclafani (Freehold, N.J.). The Gators had been 1-11 when trailing after eight innings until that afternoons heroics.
Florida (51-17) overcame a 3-0 deficit en route to an 8-4 victory over Texas (49-18) in front of 25,521 fans on Saturday night at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha to complete the first day of the 65th NCAA College World Series. Randall improved to 11-3 on the campaign by limiting Texas to one earned run over 6.2 innings, Larson struck out the only batter he faced with the Gators holding a 5-4 lead in the seventh inning and the tying run aboard at second base and Maronde set down all six batters he faced and totaled three K over two innings to collect his third save.
Offensively for the Orange and Blue, Smith (2-for-2, two runs, two RBI) reached base in all five of his plate appearances, with two singles, two walks and a hit-by-pitch, sophomore Cody Dent (Boynton Beach, Fla.) put the Gators ahead to stay with a two-out RBI double in the fourth inning off junior Taylor Jungmann (13-3), Pigott was 2-for-3 and sophomore Brian Johnson (Cocoa Beach, Fla.) returned to the lineup for the first time since May 28 and delivered a key two-run double that should have been ruled a homer in the seventh inning.
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*Kevin OSullivan is 10-5 (.667) against Vanderbilt, 5-1 (.833) in Gainesville, 3-3 (.500) in Nashville and 2-1 (.667) at the SEC Tournament.
*The 8-4 win over Texas was UFs 19th come-from-behind victory of the season, with two others coming in the NCAA Tournament: 5-4 over Miami (Fla.) on June 4 and 8-6 over Mississippi State on June 12.
*Senior Bryson Smith, who leads the Gators with a .556 (15-for-27) average in NCAA play, boasts a career-high 11-game hitting streak in which he is 24-for-45 (.533) with 12 runs, eight RBI and six doubles. He has multiple hits in eight of his last nine games.
*Junior Nick Marondes save on Saturday night was Floridas first in the NCAA Tournament since classmate Greg Larson closed out the second game of the 2010 NCAA Gainesville Super Regional against Miami (Fla.) on June 12.
*Sophomore Cody Dents go-ahead RBI double in the fourth inning was not only his first extra-base hit of the season, but also of his career. Dent leads the Gators with seven walks during the NCAA Tourney and is batting .273 (6-for-22) with three RBI.
*Sophomore Hudson Randall picked up his team-leading 11th win of the campaign against Texas, becoming the fourth Florida player since 2000 to reach that plateau (Alex Hart, 13 - 2002, Justin Hoyman, 11 - 2004, Alex Panteliodis, 11 - 2010).
*UFs four doubles in the victory over the Longhorns increased its two-bagger total to 139 on the season. That figure is now second in school history, behind 159 in 1998.
*By downing No. 5 Texas, the Gators improved to 17-9 (.654) against ranked teams, 9-4 (.692) against top-five teams and 9-6 (.600) versus top-10 squads.
*UFs pitching staff did not permit any walks to the Longhorns, ending an 11-game stretch dating back to May 21 against Kentucky without issuing any free passes. Florida has surrendered zero walks 14 times in 68 games this season.
*Florida has at least one double in 13-straight contests and has at least one extra-base hit in 66 of 68 games this year, the only exceptions against Georgia Southern (March 8) and Mississippi State (April 10).
*Breaking down the Gators 51-17 (.750) record, they were 34-7 (.829) at home, 11-7 (.611) on an opponents home field and are 6-3 (.667) at neutral sites.
*UF is batting .349 (87-for-249) in the NCAA Tournament and has out-scored its opponents, 63-26. Thirty-five of the Gators 87 hits have gone for extra bases, with 21 doubles, 13 homers and one triple.
*The trio of senior Bryson Smith (.556), junior Daniel Pigott (.444) and sophomore Mike Zunino (.407) leads the way for Florida through seven NCAA Tourney games, while the pitching staff has recorded a 2.90 ERA.
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Update: West Chester Police has signed a warrant for Aggravated Robbery on a Joseph J. Dugan for the robbery that occurred at the Tri County Inn, 10110 Princeton Glendale Rd. Dugan is 30 years old, 6' tall and 185 lbs. In addition to the warrant signed by West Chester, he is also wanted in Hamilton County for Deception to Obtain a Dangerous Drug.
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Selena Gomez Tattoo
This isn't a real tattoo. I know this for two reasons. One, my dad owns a tattoo shop, and I have several myself, so I know the difference in a real and fake. And, two, I've seen pictures of her, since this, and it's not there, and there's no sign of it ever being there. It was just drawn on with a Sharpie, or something of that nature.
she dosent even know if there gonna be togeather long she is stupid
i was really hoping she would never get a tattoo. they make women look cheap and trashy. look at miley. she's already half covered with them
That isn't a tattoo. That is just pen. I know it. I'm doing it all the time...
It is sweet. Definatly. Selena and Justin B. should use this romantic begining. Young, beautiful, rich. What are they waiting for ?
That's not tattoo. That's a pen. Easy money for the article huh
it isnt real its a pen but who cares if she wanna do this its her disision but in warn her i think he's a heart breaker
I'm not sure that's a tattoo, it looks more like her and maybe Justin were joking with a pen, and draw Justin on her hand :-)
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UPDATE: Yahoo has signed 17 paper publishers, and plans on training thousands of newspaper reps this year on its HotJobs system. A full list of current newspaper partners has been added to this story.
Progress is being made in the Yahoo newspaper partnership project. As noted during yesterday's Deutsche Bank Media and Telecommunications Conference in New York, Yahoo has signed 17 paper publishers, and plans on training thousands of newspaper reps this year on its HotJobs system. In addition, key publisher partner Hearst Newspapers plans to build a sales center in Houston to push Yahoo's HotJobs products.
Instead of simply taking calls from potential HotJobs customers as they trickle in, Hearst is making a concerted effort to promote the service to advertisers, said Lincoln Millstein, SVP digital media for Hearst Newspapers. "We haven't even begun to sell HotJobs," he said, adding, "We're building an outbound center in Houston. We're hiring up to 30 outbound salespeople in Houston alone just to prosecute the HotJobs online-only sales. "
Hearst was among the original handful of large newspaper publishers, commonly dubbed "The Seven Amigos," which agreed to integrate Yahoo's HotJobs recruitment classifieds across their more than 150 newspaper sites, and distribute their own job ads in the HotJobs database. The other six founding partners that joined in November 2006 were Belo, Cox Enterprises, E. W. Scripps, the Journal Register Company, Lee Enterprises and MediaNews Group.
According to Yahoo, more recent members of its expanding newspaper network are Herald Media, GateHouse Media, Calkins Media, The McClatchy Company, Media General, Morris Communications, Paddock Publications, Paxton Media Group, Times Shamrock Communications and Tribune Review Publishing Co.
Hearst's newspaper division began seeing revenue streams flowing in through the deal as soon as the end of December, Millstein told the audience of investors and analysts yesterday. "The newspaper division is already for the first six months of this year realizing revenues well into the seven digits... and remember, most of this revenue has extremely high profitability," he said.
Despite some fluctuations among Yahoo executives handling the so-called newspaper consortium, the project appears to be plowing ahead. By last month, the company had signed 15 paper publishers, SVP of Yahoo's Marketplaces unit Hilary Schneider told an audience at the annual Newspaper Association of America Conference in May. Since then, the group has sprouted two additional publisher partners and Schneider has sprouted a new title, Executive VP of Local Markets and Commerce and Yahoo Publisher Network.
Yesterday Yahoo announced it has hired Jeff Kinder to replace GM of Yahoo HotJobs Dan Finnegan, the catalyst at Yahoo behind the newspaper project who decided to part ways with the company a few weeks ago. Kinder is charged with heading up all Yahoo HotJobs business, including sales, product, marketing and engineering.
Speaking at yesterday's conference, Schneider said the newspaper network currently encompasses 17 partners with 400 daily and weekly paper sites. Between Q2 and Q4 of this year, Yahoo will host 51 training sessions for 3,000 newspaper reps, and will roll out full HotJobs implementation starting now through the end of the year.
Also beginning this year is the integration of partner news content and headlines across Yahoo, within Local, Autos, MyYahoo, Mail, and other sections of the portal. The search monetization piece will roll out "in the back half of this year," said Schneider, who is prone to making hockey analogies about things like keeping one's eye on the puck.
Further down the road in 2008, Yahoo expects to use its Panama platform to serve display ads on the paper sites. The partners are in "phase one," according to Schneider, who said processes for sales and inventory management are being worked out.
Hearst's Millstein stressed the Yahoo alignment will provide the newspapers with a greater understanding of their site audiences. "Newspapers have not had a history of doing that," he stated during yesterday's conference. For instance, he suggested the publishers will now be able to track user behavior to find more qualified leads for real estate advertisers. Rather than serving ads to voyeurs with no buying intent, the paper sites could employ Yahoo's system to serve ads only to users who also have viewed information on local school districts or applied for a mortgage online.
The deals with Yahoo also will allow for newspaper inventory to be consolidated, packaged and sold in a way that better serves the paper publishers, Millstein believes. Instead of being lumped in with lower quality or irrelevant sites through networks, which Millstein referred to as the "real bottom feeders of the industry, selling our collective inventory at a very low CPM," Yahoo, through its national brand advertiser connections, could package all high school sports content across the paper sites for a national advertiser such as Nike or McDonald's.
"I don't think the market has truly appreciated the depth and the breadth of this partnership yet," continued Millstein.
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Endless Boogie
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You've without a doubt noticed a few changes in your life since hitting play on "Taking Out the Trash," the latest from NYC T-top-rockers Endless Boogie. To start, that old bong you dropped in your parents' garage way back in junior year has suddenly materialized next to you, fully packed and sporting a fresh Dark Side of the Moon prism sticker. On top of that, the $20 bomber of St. Bernardus Abt 12 you've been aging for three months just transformed into a sixer of Bud heavies. You probably even shotgunned one of them Steveweisers without realizing it once the vocals kicked in. Such is the magic of The Boogie Which Is Endless: one second you're glazily surfing the web for breaking news on the Kimye spawn, the next you're elucidating the precise way the morning sun falls on your couch to a 300-pound ex-roadie from Gowanus. I mean, really, why don't all bands have three lead guitarists?!
This particular track hails from Endless Boogie's upcoming LP Long Island, due out February 19 on No Quarter. But if you can't imagine waiting that long for maximum riffage after receiving this small taste, look no further than the Boogie's 3-hour-long live set performed on Brian Turner's (always excellent) WFMU show. This one's got it all: colossal riffs! froggy vocals! punishing interweaving solos! old school New York Mets bumpers! All that shit, for THREE GODDAMN HOURS! So if you've got the time and the substances, do not miss out on this psychedelic celebration of gargantuan guitar sounds. (By the way, the dude on the couch is named Steely Dave and he's only gonna be staying here for a couple days, maybe a few weeks tops. Don't be lame about it; he's going through some crazy stuff right now.)
• No Quarter: http://www.noquarter.net
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"Passion Beam"
There's a weird disconnect between me and this "internet" music (I mean that in a non-specific way; digital astral plane). I LOVE the fact that Lockbox is a creative outlet for fellah Jesse Briata. On both a critical and fictional level, I enjoy how easy it is to write abstractly, nostalgically, or narratively to his music. Maybe it's mainly because the dude plays all his music rather than sampling or using computer shit and shit. And the frequency of it really represents the uncontrollable communication frenzy on the internet. Yet, then again, this guy pushes out so much music all the time, I'm curious to the level of creativity he has developed personally (inner-creativity; detach the web) between releases/songs/"Passion Beam"/Passion Beam.
Like smoking a hash oil pen in a parking lot on your break, things REALLY don't change that quickly or vastly. But I've come to expect that as a music listener. I want more, and I want it fresh. So, what I'm trying to describe here is the difference between creative input and critical critique. As well, the only internet "sensation" is, like, Mark ZuckerBANG or, like, the person/people who invented it. When I see someone's tweet or Facebook status online, I care as much as I scroll over it. Just like this post here, potentially. I have no doubt most people will scroll over this here writing so they can scope new music. Word. Word. In the end, does ambition trump talent? Can people transcend ego past Morrissey on the internet? Scope Lockbox's new tape Passion Beam on Warm Gospel, out meow!
• Lockbox: http://lockbox.bandcamp.com
• Warm Gospel: http://warmgospel.blogspot.com
Computer Slime
Last time we mentioned Computer Dreams/Midnight Television, an early practitioner of what's now called vaporwave, we were mostly talking about 骨架的, an artist who released some vaporwave albums before even Computer Dreams. At the time of the post, 骨架的 had suddenly released four new albums after a prolonged silence (three of which were promptly taken down weeks after the post), and (s)he/it has since released a couple more (Ancient Science and the Vibrations EP). However, 骨架的's Bandcamp, SoundCloud, and Tumblr pages are now all currently blank, with no signs of life anywhere (luckily you can download all of the above at Last.fm).
Now it's Computer Dreams' turn to rise once again from the digital ashes, which is a bit odd since (s)he/it is reappearing around the same time that 骨架的 re-disappeared. And not only do we have a new album — ミスト ("mist") under the moniker Computer Slime — but we actually have some concrete (for now) online presence, including a SoundCloud account, Bandcamp page, and a Tumblr. Coincidence? Probably. In any case, it's possible that this release will be taken down without notice in the near future, so download before it turns to mist.
• Computer Slime: http://computerslime.tumblr.com
Rob Magill
Bring Back The Things
Ima have to agree with my boii Jared Micah about "indie" writers trying to do jazz critique for credibility. It's also kind of cute when people think music is JAZZ because the tracks contain or focus on a saxophone. But, okay okay, we are letting go of genre now in 2013, right? I mean, is it even necessary at this point for that categorization? Certainly not in my music>folder>system. MOST certainly not when you include Rob Magill to the matter-of-fact-at-hand-hi. How about I just refer to his music as the genre: soul? Can we PLEASE Bring Back The Things? Right now, in your ears, GO! It's like an internal stirring of sorts, ain't it? Almost breathing back down into your lungs and exhaling wherever it can; you don't know, so listen. Feel it. Feel the soul. And dear Robert, the soul just forefronts itself. As in his previous works, it's totally not forced. His skill has refined beyond music. Through art, Rob Magill has found a way to melt. And it can be found most recently in Bring Back The Things. Because he can, and he has, and we're there with him. Someone press this fellah!!!
• Rob Magill: http://rob-magill.bandcamp.com
Gotta love Bandcamp. It's like no information required. Nothing to shape your opinion but the page's color scheme and maybe a few labels. Take this TONY FERRARI page for example. It's all neon and capital letters. And who is that guy smoking the cigar? Was the album really released in May of 1986? If so, this could really discredit some of J Dilla's chopped-and-screwed fame. The whole page kind of just looks like a front for dealing drugs, all "TONY FERRARI HAS GOT THE GOODS, TELL YOUR FRIENDS." Although, it could just be a disguise-wearing aaronmaxwell, who mysteriously disappeared from the internet a few months ago after releasing two of 2012's most overlooked 404beatwhatever albums, Dianetics and Island. I mean, the drums and glitched tape-echo stuff on this MIAMI sound really familiar. And all of the vocal samples and tiny tape hiss swells are placed pretty similarly. Also, it's like six minutes long, and I think both of those aaronmaxwell albums were way short too. Yeah, I think it might be the same dude. Or it could be this guy, but that seems unlikely; or it could be neither, in which case I've indirectly given someone else a bunch of credit for all of Mr. Ferrari's hard work. Sorry about that, dude. Please don't sic your goons on me. It was an honest mistake!
• TONY FERRARI: http://tonyferrari.bandcamp.com
Vinny Cha$e
"Harlem Roses" (ft. Kid Art)
Harlem's been making a serious comeback over the past year or so. Between A$AP and Azealia, it seems like all the hot talent is simply popping out of a portal somewhere in that area north of 125th street. At the same time as Dipset's stomping grounds are enjoying more cultural attention, they're getting a facelift, too: gentrification is slowly making its presence known, as Columbia University expands northwards and real estate prices rise. In his new clip for "Harlem Roses," Harlem native and respected MC Vinny Cha$e explores the changing landscape of his neighborhood, re-visiting landmarks like the Apollo and the Lenox Lounge alongside familiar stoops and storefronts. "A few years ago, growing up in Harlem, I could never imagine that there'd be luxury building here," he says. "Why the fuck would you put a 2 million dollar penthouse down the street?" Forget the luxe caviar and two-million-dollar views: Cha$e and the rest of the Cheers Club would rather kick it at the luncheonette down the street, a safe haven in a sea of change.
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Classic Disney characters and new stars will help Disney on Ice celebrate '100 Years of Magic' at the Blue Cross Arena.
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? Fabulous Films at the Library features Hope Springs (2012, PG-13, 100 mins.), starring Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones. See the film at 6:30 p.m. (Feb. 6) at Pittsford Community Library, 24 State St., Pittsford. Admission is free. Call (585) 248-6275 or go to townofpittsford.org/library.
? Disney on Ice: '100 Years of Magic' rolls into Blue Cross Arena at the War Memorial at 7 p.m. (Feb. 6) at 1 War Memorial Square. Tickets are $15 to $60. Call (585) 758-5300, (800) 745-3000 or go to bluecrossarena.com or ticketmaster.com.
The Eastman School of Music Wind Orchestra, Mark Davis Scatterday and Reed Chamberlin, conductors, will perform works by Holst, Gould, Bencriscutto, Ravel and Hunsberger. See the show at 8 p.m. (Feb. 6) at Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre, 60 Gibbs St. Admission is free. Call (585) 274-1100 or go to esm.rochester.edu.
Three things to do tomorrow
? Steve Burr will perform his stand-up comedy at 7:30 p.m. Thursday (Feb. 7) at The Comedy Club, 2235 Empire Blvd., Webster. Tickets are $9. Call (585) 671-9080 or go to thecomedyclub.us.
? A.R. Gurney's Love Letters, presented by the Greater Rochester Repertory Companies, opens at 7:30 p.m. (Feb. 7) at RAPA's East End Theatre, 727 E. Main St. Admission is $20; $10 for seniors and students. Call (585) 325-3366 or go to rapatheatre.org.
? An Evening of Art and Jazz, a showcase of local art and jazz, is set for 5:30 p.m. (Feb. 7) at Link Gallery, Rochester City Hall, outside Room 103A, 30 Church St. Admission is free. For more, call (585) 428-9857 or go to blackheritagerochester.org or cityofrochester.gov/.
Mark your calendar
? Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, a Missoula Children's Theatre production presented by TYKEs (Theatre Young Kids Enjoy), is scheduled for 1 and 3:30 p.m. Saturday (Feb. 9) at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester, 1200 Edgewood Ave., Brighton. Tickets to the show are $11. For more, call (585) 461-2000 or go to TykesTheatre.org.


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This year's theme for Nebraska's annual Women in Agriculture Conference is "Innovation for the Future."
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More than 30 workshops will be spread out over five sessions throughout the conference at the Holiday Inn in Kearney.
Early registration of $100 is due by Feb. 10. The conference is scheduled for Feb. 23-24.
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SetupPlug in the Heavy Duty Outdoor Programmable on/off Timer to a receptacle and press the reset button. Once that has been completed, take the lighting or electrical device you wish to control, plug it in to your module and you are ready to go. The unit is equipped with large buttons and an LCD screen that make programming a snap. Instructions are written in a basic and understandable language. Follow the directions for programming the day and time; time has the option of being displayed in 12 hour or 24 hour format.
Programming OptionsWith the basic time and day setup, the instructions take a step by step approach through the On Time and Off Time programming. Up to 20 separate timed programs may be created from 1 day to 7 days a week. The built in photocell gives the unit Daylight Control, allowing the timer to be turned on or off solely by the brightness of the surroundings. The Countdown timer will let the timer turn on or off for a period of time you specify, from 1 second up to 23 hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds. The Daylight Control and the Countdown Timer functions can also be controlled simultaneously. A Random function is also built in with which will allow your timer to turn on and off at random intervals; short term (1-2 hour), long term (2-4 hours), or program your own random timer. The timer also comes with a disable mode, that allows disable any one program or all programs
Outdoor DesignThe casing is built of weather resistant material to withstand the elements of exterior use.
The Heavy Duty Outdoor Programmable on/off Timer comes with a 1 year limited manufacturer's warranty. A similar Outdoor Timer is available without the photocell but with a drip-proof cover design that keeps water away from the keypad and a mounting wall bracket.
Manufacturer: UPM Marketing Manufacturer Product No.: ET525C UPC: 836637008818 Dimensions: 4 1/2" Tall x 2 1/2" Wide x 1
- Review of 1125b Review by LARRY
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Works Great! Easy to set up. Would recommend.
Posted on 11/16/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by STEVE
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A very well made timer. It seems that it will hold up well to use. It has currently been in use now for about a month. Start and stop times can be programmed individually and set to the exact duration needed, not just in 15-30 minute intervals like many timers. Programming is very simple. Instructions are clear, but not really needed since programming is very easy.
Posted on 11/1/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by PAUL
Review of 1125b
Works great Kind of hard to see the screen without using a light, but my cellphone provides enough illumination and I usually have it near by.
Posted on 10/28/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by PERRIN
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Not too difficult to use. Only annoyance was there are only 20 programmable, when 24 would be perfect for hourly on/off. Plants don't seem to mind skipping 2 feedings at night, though.
Posted on 10/1/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by ALLEN
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I love this timer: it is so intelligently designed.
1) Most photocell timers assume you want to turn lights on at night -- I want to turn a fountain *off* at night. You can set this timer for light or dark.
2) It's very easy to program. The instructions are simple and well written, and you don't have to press meaningless combinations of buttons.
3) Our power goes out frequently, but I don't have to re-program the timer, since it has battery backup.
Posted on 9/10/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by DENIS
Review of 1125b
This timer provides numerous modes. A major feature is that all of its settings are kept in the case of a power outage. Programming requires considerable attention. While easy for the most basic modes it quickly becomes confusing and overwhelming as one gets into the more advanced modes, some I could never achieve. Instructions are terrible. They need to be rewritten, expanded, include state-diagrams of the programming sequences and provide actual examples. It is a pity that the hardware, which is well built and high quality, is not supported by adequate documentation. The reset trigger should also be changed: it is terribly frustrating to push it by mistake (it is identical to all the other switches) after going through a long programming sequence and losing everything. An easy and obvious fix would be to need to push it for several seconds in order to activate it. With adequate instructions, this would be a five stars.
Posted on 9/9/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by J W
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Found the programmable timer to work excellent. The reason for the 2 star rating is the program instructions are extremely difficult to follow. Had to call tech support which quickly and successfully guided me through the process. The instructions as written are vague and leave out important info for those unfamiliar with the product and are gizmo challenged.
Posted on 9/6/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by SANDOR
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This unit was rated for a 1 hp motor but when I tried to control a 1/20 HP motor the electronics fried out instantly
Posted on 9/3/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by TOM
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Great time. Seems rugged. Does everything it claims. Relatively easy to figure out and program.
Posted on 9/2/2010
- Review of 1125b Review by JEANNETTE
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Only took about 5 minutes to program 20 separate programs. Works perfect for what I needed it for. Very happy.
Posted on 8/29/2010
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'You're an inspiration at a time when some of us need inspiration'
For a little while Thursday morning, around 100 or so people in a board room at the Multnomah County headquarters in Southeast Portland were riveted by one man's tale of contrition and redemption. That man was not Jeff Cogen.
He spoke eloquently about the troubles he had been through, how he had recognized the mistakes he had made and how he had worked his life back on the right path.
That man was not Jeff Cogen, the chairman of the County Commission, who had just cast the one vote to kill a resolution from his four colleagues demanding that he step down.
The man they were listening to was 49-year-old Sam Oliver.
Sam's a graduate of the re-entry enhancement program run by Volunteers of America.
"I had been arrested 42 times over the years," he said after testifying on behalf of a proclamation making this Pretrial, Probation and Parole Supervision Week. "My life was a mess. Things were really bad."
His arrests ran the gamut from assault to cocaine and heroin possession. He had put his family at risk.
"There was little that I wasn't getting into," he said. "I was in and out of jail, looking for trouble and running."
Oliver said he had spent much of his early years running from abuse at the hands of his father.
"I didn't want to think about what had happened," he said. "It was only when I started to think about things that stuff started to turn around. I had to realize that I didn't want my life to be like that anymore.
"Before I started being honest with myself, it was just a bad cycle. I would do something wrong, go to jail, get out and return to my life of crime."
Oliver told the commissioners that once he recognized that he needed to change – not just talking about changing – that life started to improve. A key part was having a support system in place.
"It was so important for me to have places to go and people to support me," he said after. "Beforehand, I was released several times and would just continue my life of crime. Afterward, things started to come together."
Oliver talked about how people can have shortcomings, how they can make mistakes and how they can still come back in a positive way.
While there is no question that his story is poignant and moving, it was also pertinent to at least one prominent member of the audience.
Not long before Oliver spoke, everyone's focus was on Cogen.
Since admitting to an 18-month affair with one of his top policy aides – an affair that is now the subject of a criminal investigation to see if county funds were misspent – Cogen has been referred to as a large "distraction" by his fellow commissioners.
People who had been close to Cogen were urging him to step aside and focus on his family and rebuilding his credibility.
When it was his turn to speak, Cogen – like Oliver would a little bit later – spoke of his family, of the hurt he has caused people.
"I'm deeply sorry and I hope that I will be able to work to reduce this pain," he said. "None of us is bigger than the work of the people."
While Cogen was saying what appeared to be the right things, he remained silent after a self-proclaimed friend of his launched into personal attacks on his fellow commissioners.
When he cast his vote – the only one in defense of him – he did so with a thundering, "No."
Later, after Oliver made his presentation, Cogen, who spent much of the meeting smiling and looking off, said: "You're an inspiration at a time when some of us need inspiration."
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The most public work on Cincinnatis revived streetcar project resumes the day after Christmas when a truck rolls into Downtown bringing more steel rails.
Work might have started sooner if Mayor John Cranley had signed the ordinance City Council approved Thursday that allowed the $133 million project to proceed. But he didnt sign because he doesnt think the project is a good idea. So the work had to wait until his four-day window to sign had passed.
Six members of council enough to override a mayoral veto approved the project after an independent consultants report and after the Haile Foundation agreed to chip in $900,000 a year for 10 years to operate the streetcar when its finished. Council members promised to drum up more operating money.
The bright side is it was a pretty good educational process for all of us, said John Deatrick, whos managing the project for the city. Were glad to be moving along.
Those rails will be delivered on Elm Street, which will be closed Thursday from Findlay to McMicken streets from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Then on Friday, installation resumes as workers start putting the rails in the ground north of Findlay Market.
With the re-authorization of the project, the city will return to posting weekly work schedules on its website. The one issued Friday said rebar installation will resume on Elm Street on Dec. 30 along with work resuming on traffic signals and poles. Excavation for more track will begin again Jan. 2 at Findlay and Elm streets, closing the intersection for several days.
Deatrick said meetings with business owners along the route will resume soon also, with help from the African-American Chamber of Commerce, the U.S. Small Business Association and SCORE, a national group of retired business executives that helps small businesses develop their business models. The SBA can help with loans, Deatrick said, for businesses that want to expand.


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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Mary Karr
13 comments:
- pve design said...
"Home Before Dark" always has such wisdom and sage advice. Thanks for sharing with us these reads and your words too.
- September 8, 2010 at 11:42 PM
- Penelope Bianchi said...
You must have sent me a "thought wave"! (that is what my divine mother would have called it!)
I ordered that book.....and it arrived.......and I will read it.....soon.
I don't think you wrote about it.....it came 6 days ago.
I will do a book report.
- September 9, 2010 at 2:49 AM
- Marnie said...
Mary Karr's books are waiting for me - I went to a talk she gave last spring at a local university - she was funny and engaging and wonderful to listen to - i got Lit out of the library and planned to read each one of the three books in quick succession and then a crazy spring and summer...and then i decided to finish up some knitting projects -when i knit, i tend not to read...so i will flip the switch since i am finished one sweater and almost finished a second and go back to reading and mary karr will be first on the list. Thanks for the impetus to get back to reading.
- September 9, 2010 at 6:27 AM
- North of 25A said...
I have had Mary Karr on my READ! list for years...Sometimes I consume books like that and other times I linger - for years - waiting - knowing instinctively that I will identify a little too much - and it scares me, I think. It would seem that it is time, since she it feels like she is stalking me.
- September 9, 2010 at 8:22 AM
- Mrs. Blandings said...
Patricia - we are lucky to have her in our circle.
Penny - I haven't written about it before so we are definitely on the same wave length. Love to know what you think.
Marnie - I do wish I could hear her speak and am almost sick with the thought that perhaps she was here to promote lit and I missed it. I'm too afraid to look. I think you will enjoy each and every one.
Colleen - while Karr's experience was more extreme than mine, there were a lot of common threads. In lit she mentions a few times that sitting in AA meetings she thinks something like, "at least I/it wasn't THAT bad." I had that thought myself several times while reading her books. Her life is a remarkable accomplishment.
- September 9, 2010 at 8:46 AM
- eddieross said...
Thank you for the sweet comment on the SCAD post! We will have to add this author to our list!
- September 9, 2010 at 9:18 AM
- Tina Steele Lindsey said...
thanks for the great direction - I intend to get out to my fave book haunt Fri - ;-)
- September 9, 2010 at 9:28 AM
- Giulia said...
Yes, all true. But quickly as I swing by I must say: Mary is a poet. As in a real one. Those of us in the poetry world love her memoir(s) but want people to know, remember, find out...that she's a poet. Thanks for the post.
- September 9, 2010 at 10:18 AM
- Mrs. Blandings said...
Giulia - yes, thank you, my oversight.
- September 9, 2010 at 4:35 PM
- home before dark said...
I'm glad Mary Karr finally found you, Mrs. B. I am a big believer in what I call book synchronicity, of books finding us when we didn't even know we were looking for them. I believe in the power of the word, of books opening worlds beyond worlds, of little girls who have a powerful need to use words to make sense of the world they have to grow up in. Poets used to be viewed as shamans who bridged the spiritual with the human world, who used words to cure and heal. And with Mary Karr you get healing stories told with heart and grit and more than few side splitting laughs. By the way, I absolutely know you and Nora Ephron would be instant friends. I think you and Mary Karr would be, too.
- September 9, 2010 at 5:24 PM
- pretty pink tulips said...
Feeling a tad sheepish, as her name does not ring any bells to me. But, I love a good book, so I'm glad to learn of hers.
- September 9, 2010 at 7:01 PM
- David said...
Def. going on my must read list! I have heard alot of great things about Mary Karr...
- September 14, 2010 at 9:27 PM
- Rebecca James said...
Isn't this the way with books! Reminds me of quote from Mary Ann Shaffer:
"Perhaps there is some secret sort of homing instinct in books that brings them to their perfect readers."
— The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
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Kameron Schleifer decided to attend Appetite for Awareness 2012, Philadelphia's premier gluten-free food fest, for two reasons. One, Kameron is gluten-free and two, he is an employee at Alma de Cuba, a participating restaurant at Appetite to Awareness.
With the help of Park Avenue Motor Cars, the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness (NFCA) hosted a drawing to win a 1-year lease on a Mercedes Benz, with the winner to be announced at Appetite for Awareness. Shortly before the announcement, Kameron decided to test his luck and purchase a ticket for the drawing to support NFCA. A few minutes later, he was being called up to the center stage to collect his winnings from NFCA Founder and President Alice Bast and Dr. Anthony DiMarino, Chief, Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
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Friday, October 23, 2009
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CONYERS - History buffs and Civil War enthusiasts will have the chance to learn about Sherman's March to the Sea by walking the same ground as Union troops did - and more - in a Civil War Ramble tour organized by the Rockdale County Historical Society.Registration is open for the mobile tour set for Nov. 7, but seating is limited. Call Susan Vaughn at 770-922-4547 for more information or to register. The tour will follow the "Left Wing" of Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman's March to the Sea from Conyers to Madison. It will be led by Steve Longcrier, executive director of Georgia Civil War Heritage Trails. The day-trip will begin at the old Conyers Depot on Railroad Street and travel via bus to Madison for lunch before returning to Conyers. Harriet Gaddis of the Historical Society explained the Ramble will highlight local sections of the planned Georgia Civil War Heritage Trail leading up to the sesquicentennial of the Civil War in 2011. Interpretative historical markers are planned to be placed at the stops of the Ramble as part of the Heritage Trail. In all, 88 markers will be installed between Atlanta and Savannah to provide a unique tour of Sherman's 1864 march. Gaddis added that having Longcrier talk about the stops will be an added benefit to the riders. "He's birthed these trails, so this is a wonderful opportunity for anyone who wants to know more about the Civil War," she said. Stops along the Ramble will include the Conyers train depot, which was burned twice during the war and once when Sherman and his men marched through Conyers. Another stop will be at the Philadelphia United Methodist Church on Hightower Trail. Sherman traveled with the 14th Corps of his army through Conyers, while the 20th Corps followed Hightower Trail. Gaddis said the Ramble at Philadelphia United Methodist Church will highlight how the Union Army used the "total war" concept of fighting with the goal to eliminate foodstuffs and supplies vital to the South's military operations, as well as to strike a blow at Southern civilian morale. Though destruction of military and civilian infrastructure is a typical outcome of warfare, Sherman is credited as being among the first to deliberately and consciously use total war as a military strategy. Susan Vaughn of the Historical Society added that interest in Civil War history is high in Rockdale County considering all of Sherman's army passed through the area. The Union army's right wing traveled by Panola Mountain in the south end of the county. "Each corps contained 20,000 men, so just in Rockdale County we had, at least, 50,000 Union soldiers and that is just amazing to me," Vaughn. "They didn't march in a straight line, they foraged 'liberally,' as Sherman said, and it was just devastating to our community and our state." Stops in Newton County include the Old Church at Oxford College, which served as a military hospital during the war and the Burge Plantation in Mansfield. The Burge Plantation will not be included in the Civil War Heritage Trail, but Gaddis said it offered a unique look at local history. The plantation was home to Dolly Sumner Burge, whose diary personally recounted the horror and devastation of the day Sherman's men "paid a call" to her home. "The fact that it's a piece of literature on the Civil War, Dolly Burge's diary is very popular," she said. SideBar: If you go · What: A Civil War Ramble tour that will follow the route of Maj. Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman's left wing in the Union Army's March to the Sea in 1864. The tour is organized by the Rockdale County Historical Society. · When: The tour will begin at 8 a.m. and conclude with a drive back to Conyers at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 7. · Where: The tour will begin at the Conyers Depot on Railroad Street with stops at Philadelphia United Methodist Church, the Old Church at Oxford College and the Burge Plantation in Mansfield. · For more information: Registration is $35 and includes meals. All reservations must be made by Nov. 4. Call Susan Vaughn at 770-922-4547.
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Indaba Music on Colbert Report Tonight
Fred Benenson, February 2nd, 2009
Following up Lawrence Lessig's remix-tastic appearance on the Colbert Report earlier in January, Indaba Music's Dan Zaccagnino will be chatting with Stephen tonight about Indaba's remix and online collaboration community. If you're looking to create your own Colbert remix or just listen to some more, head over to the page on Indaba Music that is hosting CC licensed audio samples from the show.
The Colbert Report airs on Comedy Central at 11:30pm / 10:30c but will be available tomorrow to watch online.
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Very nice.But how do I start?
My mom & eye love the colbert mix!
We also love jon & stephen!
Great shows!
It's great to see the enthusiasm that Lessig is generating around remixing! As a founder of Jamglue.com, the biggest online remixing community, stories like this are always great to hear.
As we commemorate our one millionth Jamglue user, it's becoming more apparent that even casual remixing can harness fans' energy and get real exposure for the original artist. On Jamglue we've found that a remixing tool that's simple for even non-musicians to use can attract millions of people who get hopelessly addicted, and go on to provide free publicity for any artists who welcome the participation.
just joined indaba. pretty cool, think I'll stay. Integrate with iTunes? cool.
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If there was any doubt in your mind – and really, there shouldn't have been – it's now official. WR Randy Moss will not be rejoining the Titans squad.
That's the word from Tennessee GM Mike Reinfeldt, who took part in a conference call with Titans season ticket holders and broke the predictable news to them.
"I honestly don't think we'll try to re-sign him," Reinfeldt said, via the Tennessean. "We've got some young guys we like and I think at this point in his career he will probably go elsewhere."
Where that is, well, no one knows, though Moss has made it clear he wouldn't mind a return engagement with the Patriots, and the Jets might actually be intrigued in perhaps trying to find a place for him – though I think most of us would agree that Rex Ryan's squad shouldn't bother.
In other Titans news, Reinfeldt said he liked second-year QB Rusty Smith, but not necessarily as a starter ("He could be a pretty good darn backup for a while," Reinfeldt said in comments that I'm sure Smith would LOVE to read). Reinfeldt also said he'd love to have back MLB Stephen Tulloch. This, even though Tennessee drafted two linebackers (Akeem Ayers in the second round and Colin McCarthy in the fourth round) with its first four picks last week.
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But on to far more exciting affairs, ahem; my new dress. The lovely Passiona Cottee sent me this gorgeousness in fabric form in a very generous give-away last year; thank you so much Passiona!
The fabric immediately struck me as very like a Missoni style of fabric, maybe a diffusion line? I wish I knew for sure... The fabric has the signature Missoni design; those distinctive stacked zigzags in a multitude of colours (although having said that I do actually possess a genuine Missoni scarf, seen here, that has hardly any zigzag). Close inspection of my sample revealed seemingly every shade of green under the sun. Das is gut. Green is definitely me. Adding interest to the colour mix; a bit of rust, a dash of salt-and-pepper, a hint of sky blue, the odd startle of vivid orange and even a few rows of ivory; all melding together in a disparate and yet pleasing cacophony of oily swampy shades...
Missoni is a stalwart of the Italian fashion scene and so I wanted make it up into something Italian inspired, and dreamed up this design with a blouse-y linen bodice reminiscent to me of those loosely gathered Italian peasant tops... I only had the teensiest bit of the knit fabric really. Actually, (warning; eco boast following) I used basically the entire piece of fabric... and the bodice is the leftovers from this shirt... so the dress is green in more ways than the obvious, hehe...
I used Burda 8071, a real tried and true, standby pattern that I've used heaps of times before. Lost count actually... (hmmmm just did a mental count, and including two dresses that have gone years ago, I've used this pattern nine times now. Yowza!)
The dress piece was cut with the right side on the fold, to eliminate as much of this side seam as I could. Also, in lieu of body darts which would have destroyed the regularity of the zigzag design, I cut the exact allowance of each dart from straight out of the side edges of the dress pieces (I've done this before too, for this dress here. Works a treat for where sewn-in darts in the fabric are not what you really want, but you still want the shape).
I hand basted the remainder of the right side side edge invisibly together from the right side to ensure the pattern was matched perfectly.
For the left side seam of the dress piece, I cut and sewed bias strips of the khaki linen along the seam allowance, to stabilise the knit fabric behind where the invisible zip is inserted... and the zip was hand basted in place, again so I had complete control of matching up those zigzags as closely as was humanly possible. Yeah; I am neurotic that way, it's OK I admit that... but I am pretty pleased with the results.
The lower hem, well unfortunately the lower edge of the fabric was not in super good nick and was already unravelling in some spots; the stitch loops were threaded through with one flimsy stay-thread which was not doing its job very well. I carefully pulled this out bit by bit, darning where needed, hand embroidering the edge in a tightish blanket stitch leaving lumpy decorative (I hope!) blobs on the points of the zigzags. I'm hoping it looks a bit like a crocheted edge... just the type of crafty finish that I think finishes off this slightly rustic dress to peasant-y perfection.
Dress; Burda 8071, khaki linen and knit fabric.
side view ... and I'm chuffed that I can barely tell that side seam.


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PHILADELPHIA -- With a pair of goals Saturday against the Montreal Canadiens, Danny Briere shook a giant monkey off his back. The goals were the first he had scored against a goalie in 29 games (he had an empty-net goal March 13 against New Jersey).
"I think anybody that goes through this kind of stretch at some point, any offensive player, at some point you can definitely feel that (pressure to score)," Briere told NHL.com. "It definitely feels like it's starting to come back. … The last three weeks I really felt like my game was better. I was there for a lot of chances, it just wasn't going in."
Part of his success can be attributed to a line change that has seen him center rookie Brayden Schenn on the left and Wayne Simmonds on the right.
"I think I'm probably in a better place with my game to start with," said Briere. "Brayden, too, with a little bit more experience than earlier in the year. I've had the chance to play with many guys on the team, so that can change in a hurry, too. I'm ready for anything that happens."
This new line for Briere is similar to the one formed during the 2010 postseason, when Briere was placed between Scott Hartnell and Ville Leino, and that trio carried the Flyers all the way to the Stanley Cup Final.
"We were like the three leftovers that were going nowhere at that time," Briere said. "All of a sudden things just started clicking. Hopefully that happens again."
Coach Peter Laviolette said he sees a few similarities, but isn't ready to predict the same kind of future.
"I think a little bit," he told NHL.com. "(Simmonds and Hartnell), they both do the same thing, they're big and strong and go to the hard areas. I think Brayden and Ville, maybe two entities that we're not sure of -- we never had Ville, we never had Brayden, he's been hurt a lot and he's trying to find a line, find where he fits in. We moved him over to left wing and with Danny, so we're hoping. … Certainly they've had a couple good games."
Contact Adam Kimelman at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @NHLAdamK


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Published on January 21st,2008 at 11:31 PM
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By >Daimaou - G.G-B
2 New HD Camcorders from Hitachi, with HDD and Blu-Ray Support.
Hitachi previously released the DZ-BD7H, a Blu-Ray camcorder with a 30GB HDD. Today Hitachi pushes this concept further with 2 new models:
DZ-BD9H with a 60GB HDD and Blu-Ray disc recorder, and
DZ-HD90 with only 60GB internal HDD, but the ability to record video in HD.
Both devices sport a 5.3Mpix camera. Hitachi also succeeded in improving HD algorithm by 10% in order to provide higher quality to your HD video.
Via Hitachi
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