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Tommy Sage
Tommy Sage joined forces with Dan Morphy in 2004 to establish Morphy Auctions. Tommy is well known in the industry for his expertise in toys, trains and sports memorabilia. His primary duties are to act as chief operating officer of Dan Morphy Auctions, to gather consignments, provide catalog descriptions, and to represent Dan Morphy Auctions at various shows around the world.Tommy grew up in the antiques trade and attended his first show with his father at the age of six, started selling trains at the age of 12 and ran his first antique shop in the Poconos at the age of 16. It's not surprising that the younger Sage was attracted to the antiques trade at an early age. He recalls, "I was exposed to the business through my father, a long-time dealer, and was able to learn what collectors wanted, how to find it, and who to sell it to." In the 1980s, Tommy relocated to the Adamstown, Pa., area to continue his pursuit of the antiques business. He is now an integral part of Dan Morphy Auctions and brings vast knowledge and experience to the forefront of the company's daily operations.
Dan Matthews
Dan Matthews started his own auction business in 2007. In January of 2014, Dan Matthews merged his company, Matthews Auction Co., with Morphy Auctions. In his transition to Morphy's, he was named to the role of expert in the Petroliana, Automobilia and Advertising Division. He has grown his knowledge of the petroliana subject and is well known and respected in the industry.
Brian Estepp
Brian Estepp joined the Dan Morphy Auctions team as its marble consultant in 2009. His primary duties are to gather consignments for the company, with his specialty being marbles, among other things. Brian also represents Dan Morphy Auctions at shows around the country and provides catalog descriptions and valuations on marbles in all Morphy sales.Brian is well known to marble collectors and has a superb reputation for quality and honesty. Dan Morphy Auctions is pleased to have Brian as part of the team. Watch for him at shows around the country.
Jan & Howard Foulke
Jan and Howard Foulke joined the Dan Morphy Auctions team as doll consultants in January of 2009. Their primary duties are to gather consignments, provide catalog descriptions and represent Dan Morphy Auctions at doll shows around the country.Both Jan and Howard had "antiqued" as a hobby. In 1972, they decided to open a small antique shop because of Jan's curiosity about the history of old dolls. Gradually, the stock in their antique shop evolved into a specialty: antique dolls. At this point, they realized there was a need for more accurate and reliable doll information, and their writing and photography careers began.Jan Foulke has written and Howard Foulke has done the photography for the following books: Kestner, King of Dollmakers; Simon & Halbig Dolls, Doll Classics, Focusing on Dolls, Effanbee Composition Dolls, Treasury of Madame Alexander Dolls, Gebruder Heubach Dolls, China Doll Collecting, German "Dolly" Collecting and Doll Buying and Selling. Jan has been a regular contributor to Doll Reader® magazine for 33 years. Her current column is the popular "Antique Q&A."The name Jan Foulke is synonymous with accurate doll information. As the author of 16 editions of the Blue Book of Dolls & Values®, she is the most quoted source in her field of specialty and is the most respected and recognized authority on dolls and doll prices in the world.The Foulkes are a sought-after source in the doll hobby, and Dan Morphy Auctions is proud that they are part of the team.
Patrick Orbe
Noted art dealer Patrick Orbe has joined Morphy Auctions' team of experts as special consultant to the company's Fine Art department. In his new position with Morphy's, Orbe will oversee all fine art consignments, assessing and cataloging works for authenticity, attribution, condition and value. Additionally, he will manage all consignor and buyer relationships that pertain to fine art entrusted to Morphy's.
Based in Bergen County, New Jersey, Orbe has been an established art dealer in the New York metro area for the past 23 years, advising and selling mostly to a private clientele. He operates his business by appointment only from a gallery space in Manhattan's Upper East Side. His educational credentials include continuing scholarship at The Art Students League of New York, Pratt Phoenix School of Design, NYU School of Continuing Education, and Bergen Community College (N.J.).
Orbe's métier is American and European art of the 19th and 20th centuries, with a particular expertise in Hudson River school, modern period, contemporary and French academic paintings. Orbe also works with living artists who are launching or developing their careers. His stellar network of contacts in the trade includes a number of prestigious galleries.
"We are especially pleased that Patrick has joined our team of experts," said Morphy Auctions CEO Dan Morphy. "His knowledge and connections will enable us to build a strong Fine Art department, an aspect of our business that is going to become increasingly important to us. Some do not realize that Morphy's is a full-service auction house with a roundtable of top specialists managing our departments. The only missing link was someone highly knowledgeable in fine art who could handle the influx of art consignments coming to us from estates and other consignors. We found the perfect person for the job in Patrick."
Larry DeBaugh
Larry joined the Morphy Auction team as their consultant on coin-op and gambling items in the Spring of 2011. Larry's goal is to correctly represent the items offered for sale by doing thorough, detailed catalog descriptions for all coin-op and gambling items crossing the auction block. "Customers can see the pictures of the items offered, but may not be sure of their condition when bidding via phone or internet so it is imperative to have accurate descriptions to ensure buyer confidence." Larry, a collector for more than 30 years has one of the largest collections of slot machines, gambling items, machine tokens and literature on the East Coast. He repairs, restores and sells coin-op to collectors all over the world and says "it's just an out of control hobby." Morphy Auctions is proud to have such a well-respected representative for our coin-op/ gambling division.
John Morphy, M.D.
Dr. John Morphy, a retired physician, was part of the Morphy team long before "the team" ever existed. As the father of Dan Morphy Auctions' CEO, Dan Morphy, Dr. Morphy was the guiding force who sparked and nurtured Dan's interest in the antiques industry. With his knowledge and appreciation of antiques, "Doc," as he is known to one and all, was Dan's most important influence and a constant source of encouragement to his son as he ventured into antiques as a profession.Dr. Morphy's primary duties are to provide catalog descriptions and condition reports, appraise goods and assist with the shipping of items purchased at auction. His expertise developed over 35+ years in the industry and includes, but is not limited to, art glass, fine art, antique toys, country store, holiday and general antiques. He also represents Dan Morphy Auctions at many shows across the country. Dr. Morphy is an integral part of the day-to-day operations at the gallery, and in his free time he is still buys, sells and collects the antiques he has grown to love.
Dan Morphy
Dan Morphy, owner and chief executive officer of Dan Morphy Auctions and founder of the Adamstown Antique Gallery in Denver, Pa., also acts as the mechanical and still bank specialist for the company.Dan grew up in a family of avid collectors, with his retired physician father, John Morphy Sr., and his mother, Janet, constantly encouraging the appreciation of antiques in the home and fostering a love of collecting among their children. "I grew up around antiques and attended many shows and auctions with my dad at a very early age," Dan said. At the age of 10, Morphy started buying still banks through the mail. Within a few years, he was both buying and selling mechanical banks through various sources and meeting collectors who are now among the most revered in the hobby. And while he has bought, sold and collected 30 to 40 different types of antiques over the years, Morphy says it is mechanical banks that have consistently held his fascination.Dan is deeply invested in the day-to-day operations of Dan Morphy Auctions and the antiques industry, and also supports and belongs to many collector clubs. His exceptional knowledge and experience with mechanical banks was shared with the hobby worldwide through the writing and publication of Dan Morphy's Price Guide to Mechanical Banks, which is considered the premier reference in its category.
Stephen Hench
Stephen Hench joined the Dan Morphy Auctions team as its rifle and firearms consultant in the spring of 2006. His expertise includes but is not limited to Kentucky long rifles, Colonial period arms, and American furniture from the Colonial and Federal period. Steve's primary functions are to provide catalog descriptions and valuations on all gun-related items, specifically Kentucky long rifles and Colonial period arms.Steve's journey at Dan Morphy Auctions started with a case rental from the gallery and expanded to cataloging and promoting gun-related auction items at specialty shows. Steve is no stranger to the antiques industry, since he started collecting at a very young age after purchasing his first firearm for $15 – a fine-condition Springfield 1863 musket. After realizing the long rifle market's need for restoration and resale opportunities, Steve – then a high school English teacher – started buying and selling high-quality guns and antiques as a hobby. Over the years he has refined his collection by adhering to the credo "keep the best and sell the rest." Steve has been a member of the Kentucky Rifle Association since 1967. For a number of years he served on the KRA's board of directors. Currently he is an active member of the Kentucky Rifle Foundation and works at fundraising for the Kentucky Rifle Association. Steve also belongs to the New England Antique Arms Society and is a life member of the Pennsylvania Antique Gun Collectors Association and the National Rifle Association. He was recently accepted into to the American Society of Arms Collectors and is also working on a book for the Kentucky Rifle Association. Steve has done appraisals for many people, but his most memorable appraisal was for the late Andrew Wyeth. Steve is a published consultant with an impressive history and stellar reputation in the industry. Dan Morphy Auctions is proud to have Steve as a part of the team.
Dave Bushing
Dave Bushing joined the Morphy Auctions team in July, 2014. Dave is a veteran gun collector, dealer and authenticator and will serve as the Firearms division expert. Renowned on the gun show circuit, both for his knowledge of out-of-production firearms and his willingness to share information with collectors at all levels. Dave will represent Morphy Auctions at gun shows, obtaining firearms consignments, and authenticating and cataloging all guns prior to our specialty sales. He will also be present at all of our gun previews and auctions, making himself available to anyone who has a question about an auction item and evaluating firearms brought in by collectors or potential consignors. Dave is hugely respected in gun-collecting circles nationwide, and his track record as a gun appraiser is impeccable. We're genuinely honored that he has joined our team.
Michael Vice
Michael Vice joined the Morphy Auctions team as our expert in firearms and militaira in summer 2013. Michael appraises guns, rifles and military-related artifacts for all the Firearm sales. He is the former Gettysburg chief curator. Michael is a Texas native who obtained his B.A. in history from Mississippi State University, and a Master of Arts degree in museum science from Texas Tech University. He undertook further postgraduate studies in military history at Kansas State University and was an honorary research associate at the University of Birmingham's World I History Centre in Birmingham, England. Additionally, Michael is a graduate of the Seminar for Historical Administration, a nationally recognized museum management and leadership training course sponsored by AAM, AASLH, The Smithsonian, and The National Trust for Historic Preservation. Michael is a Vietnam veteran and retired major in the US Army Reserve, and has spent the past 30+ years in the museum field. Michael co-authored a book titled "Crimean Memories: Artefacts of the Cremean War." Michael enjoys collecting, researching, restoring and shooting American military longarms made between 1835 and 1890. He is considered a leading expert on the American Civil War and American Indian Wars (1866-1890). Morphy's is honored to have Michael as the head of our Firearm & Militaria department.
Tom Hathazy
Tom Hathazy joined the Dan Morphy Auctions team in the winter of 2005 as our pressed steel/pedal car consultant. Tom came highly recommended because of his extensive knowledge of Sturditoy, Buddy 'L,' Steelcraft, Sonny, Kingsbury and Keystone are obvious from the professional catalog descriptions, conditions and appraisals he provides for our pressed-steel items.Tom's interest in antiques started with his love of antique cars. He had already been an active collector and hobbyist for more than 20 years when he purchased his first piece of pressed steel in the mid-1980s at the Hershey Car Show. Tom was a history teacher whose love of the past turned to the history of the pressed-steel toy companies. His experience with antique car paint restoration and non-original parts became the foundation for his understanding of pressed-steel toys. Over the years he had amassed such an extensive collection that he became active in the business and enjoys bringing new collectors into the hobby to share his love of antiques. Morphy's is pleased to have Tom as a part of the team.
John & Nancy Smith
John and Nancy Smith joined Dan Morphy Auctions in the spring of 2004 as our figural cast iron consultants. As widely recognized authorities on doorstops and figural cast iron, they provide the catalog descriptions on much of the figural cast iron offered in sales conducted by Dan Morphy Auctions.John and Nancy are the authors of The Doorstop Book - An Encyclopedia of Doorstop Collecting, and have been avid collectors of cast iron, folk art and country Americana for more than 35 years. As dealers trading under the name "American Sampler," they have appeared at major antique shows since 1971 and are always available to answer any questions concerning Dan Morphy Auctions and consignments. John is the founder of the Figural Cast Iron Collectors Club, and both he and Nancy have been members of the Still Bank Collectors Club of America since 1971. Based in Barnesville, Md., John and Nancy are busy exhibiting at shows, updating their Web site, and gathering consignments Dan Morphy Auctions. Dan Morphy Auctions is pleased to have this dynamic duo as a part of the team.
Mike Landis
Mike Landis joined the Dan Morphy Auctions team as an employee in May of 2006. Mike specializes in paper and ephemera, and both he and his wife are active in the industry, both in buying and selling. His primary duties are to gather consignments for the company, provide catalog descriptions, condition reports and appraisals on paper-related consignments; display and coordinate auction items in the gallery, respond to questions e-mailed by customers, and represent Dan Morphy Auctions at shows around the country.The business and history of antiques have kept Mike involved and interested in many aspects of the industry and took him on a journey through various categories of collectibles before he finally settled on paper and ephemera. He has been involved in the antiques industry for 30+ years and will continue to collect, buy and sell for years to come. We are proud to have Mike as a part of the Dan Morphy Auctions team, and hope you will look for him at upcoming shows.
Peter Thomson
Peter joined Morphy auctions in 2008 as a consultant cataloguing antique and modern silver, and now heads the silver division. For over fifteen years he acted as a collector's agent and advisor, buying antique silver in London and South- Eastern England for several private collectors, and he continues to keep in contact with the London silver trade. Peter began as a spoon collector in his late teens, with a special interest in silver hallmarks. He has a BA in History and Art History from William & Mary,a Diploma from the Royal Society of Arts in London from the Christies Fine Arts Course, and is a member of the Silver Society (London). He continues to advise private clients on acquisitions of English and American silver, as well as preparing appraisals and inventories.
Mike Oskiera
Mike Oskiera joined the Dan Morphy Auctions team as its advertising consultant in June of 2005. He specializes in a wide range of advertising: trays, tins, signs, posters, calendars, displays, country store, etc. His primary duties are to appraise and provide catalog descriptions. Mike also helps to promote Dan Morphy Auctions through personal contacts, business transactions and attending various antique shows throughout the year.He has been collecting and dealing in vintage advertising since 1990. Mike is an active dealer who sets up at several venues each year, including Atlantique City, the Indianapolis Advertising Show, Dan Morphy's York Show and others. Mike has been a frequent visitor to the gallery since it opened in 1997, and he still comes to visit every Sunday. Dan Morphy Auctions is proud to have Mike as a part of the team.


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Can naked people moon? I suppose they can, but is it really showing contempt if you don't have your trousers around your ankles.
Luckily, a natural born snark like myself has more than one way to show contempt...
Sham wrote:I would say that technically, literally and figuratively, they are not nude. I may be wrong however.
Dear Friends,
I hope you all are doing well. I have an exciting opportunity for you.
I do not do many installations in NY anymore, let alone on the East Coast, let alone in the United States.
But here is an upcoming chance to pose in one of my works. A rare installation in the beautiful Hudson Valley of New York.
Rent a car, carpool, take the bus, whatever, just try your best to be there. Thank you for your interest in my art,
Happy Spring,
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PS. If you can't make it, please post, and tell your friends from the New York, New Jersey, PA, CT area about it.
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As a fallback, I suppose we can use typewriters if the word processing system fails.
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Wok Bo is the best Chinese restaurant on the West side. Family run and operated. My family has grown with theirs. The chef tries new dishes and offers them as specials. I highly recommend the chicken and shrimp with eggplant dish. Kids love the Mei Fun dish which is similar to Lo Mein but with very fine rice noodles. Mei Fun is to Lo Mein as Angel Hair is to Fettucini.Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
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Yep, I am one of those who scrape away at the margarine container until I get as much as practicable out.
I squeeze the toothpaste tube until it hurts my fingers.
I retrieve my partner's supposedly empty shampoo bottle from the recycling bin, add some water, shake and use it for a couple of weeks.
But I would never dream of adding water to the tomato sauce bottle.
I wonder if shampoo bottles should go in the recyling bin anyway?
I take papers down to the recyling room and come back with more than I take.
If it was entirely up to me, I wood probably print on both sides of paper and use the backs of envelopes for note paper.
Oh, and a storm damage report, St Kilda Rd looks like a battlefield, but no real damage except to Melbourne Grammar's picket fence where a branch fell on it.
Damage to personal property, zilch..........so different to living in a house where you apprehensively wait for the less than perfect tin roof fly away, or the chimney collapse (yep, that one did happen) or the garden much the worse for wear. Now just waiting for the promised hail this afternoon.
Wednesday, October 27, 2004
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Ha-hem. I use old envelopes for my shopping list. I know it may seem scungy, but I figure I'm recylcing in my own way.ReplyDelete
Our recycling bin is a wheelie bin, much like the regular garbage wheelie bins, but much larger. I reckon it would hold twice as much as a regular garbage bin. The rule for our area is everything recyclable goes in; papers, plastics, glass, all that. I often wonder if they separate them and recycle them properly, but continue to use it in hope they do!
Add water to the tomato sauce bottle, but not too much, then use it to flavour soup as you are heating it.ReplyDelete
I'll wear that River. I only care about my raw tomato sauce being pure and full of the chemicals I am used to.ReplyDelete
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Re "National honor hurt by use of torture," May 4 letter:
The letter writer states the use of torture under the George W. Bush administration has compromised our national honor and humanity. If seen as a case of individual humanity, then I agree. However, where does this idea come from that the United States can claim a higher moral standard than the rest of the world? Because we have more rights and freedoms?
I was a police officer for 20 years, and in that time I ran across more people devoid of morals than I care to remember. The leaders of our country have always, throughout our history, done whatever was in the best interest of our country, as it should be. This includes many things that citizens of our country may find distasteful.
Maybe our current president has put a moratorium on torture as a way of gathering intelligence about people who wish to do us harm, but make no mistake, it still occurs. Right now there are numerous places in little countries all over the world, where our intelligence agencies bring high-value prisoners to be tortured. Our people don't get their hands dirty, they let the locals do it for us. The result is still the same. If you believe that this doesn't happen, then you are naïve.
I'm no lover of torture, but if information gained in this manner stops just one attack on America or on American citizens, then the end justifies the means.
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Family Connection Makes Ft. Hood Shooting Personal
Right after the Fort Hood shooting on Thursday afternoon, the whole Tell Me More team did what good journalists are supposed to do; we sought out the facts and mapped out how we could best bring the story to our listeners.
But in the first moments after the news broke, I had the awful feeling that there was something about this story I was missing ... something I just couldn't quite put my finger on. Then it clicked in the back of my mind.
My cousin Paul is stationed at Ft. Hood.
At that moment, I stopped thinking about my job and started thinking about my family. Paul is a good young man. He's smart, decent, hard working and honest. And while I was proud that he had joined the military a couple of years ago, I dearly wished he hadn't. My family has had enough tragedy, and the idea that one of our best and brightest young men would be in a war zone scared the hell out of me.
When Paul was deployed to Iraq, I didn't talk to anyone about it because I didn't want to think about it. That was the only way I could concentrate for those months while I was working here, where our network and our program regularly covered stories about service members being injured or killed.
In a way, there was a part of me that held my breath for every day he was overseas.
That part of me didn't exhale until this spring, when Paul was back in America, where we all knew he'd be safe...in Texas, at Fort Hood.
The hour or so yesterday between the time the story broke and the time I got news of Paul, I was in agony. I drove home crying, with gospel songs turned all the way up as I sung and sometimes shouted prayers in time with the music. When I got home and saw a text message saying he was okay, I collapsed with relief.
During that long drive yesterday, one of the things I swore I would do if Paul was safe was to reach out to our listeners, especially those touched by this tragedy.
Here's what I want to say:
I know that sometimes it seems like news organizations don't really understand, appreciate or care about the victims of war or crimes like these. I imagine that sometimes it looks like we're more focused on telling the story of the perpetrators of these crimes than the victims.
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Decorator Icing
From EatingWell: Fall 2002
This versatile icing is ideal for piping, but it can also be thinned with water and painted over cookies; it dries to a beautiful matte finish. To avoid health concerns about uncooked eggs, use pasteurized egg whites. You can find both refrigerated cartons of pasteurized egg whites and convenient pasteurized dried egg whites in most supermarkets.
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- 4 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar
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- Sift sugar and cream of tartar into a large mixing bowl. Add egg whites and vanilla; beat with an electric mixer at low speed until mixed. Increase speed to high and beat until icing has thickened and holds peaks, 8 to 10 minutes.
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- Ingredient Note: To avoid health concerns about uncooked eggs, use pasteurized egg whites. You can find both refrigerated cartons of pasteurized egg whites and convenient pasteurized dried egg whites in most supermarkets.
- Decorate on parchment: When adding finishing touches to your cookies or cakes, place them on a large sheet of parchment paper before you decorate. The paper catches the excess, making cleanup a breeze.
Per teaspoon: 20 calories; 0 g fat (0 g sat, 0 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 5 g carbohydrates; 0 g protein; 0 g fiber; 2 mg sodium; 4 mg potassium.
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Month: March 2009
Road Trip: Today, Tomorrow
I will be taking a road trip today after work to visit the Meggsy in Tucson. I will miss my beau and Tortilla terribly, but I am hoping to get some great photobooth shots with my friend. It promises to be a most interesting two days. Which is why I will return with much photographic evidence. Make sure you most definitely check back April Fools' Day for some spectacular news and the like!!
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Standing in Lines and Queues Etiquette
This morning, I had the *pleasure* of standing in line at a grand opening of a huge Forever 21 (swoon!) near my house. I use pleasure incredibly sarcastically because the people I had to wait near were in the running to be awarded the Worst Line-Standers in the World trophies.
I decided instead of following them to their cars and stealing their gift cards (yes, we were given gift cards for being the first 300 people to be in line), I would write a special article about etiquette when you are among the masses. This goes for any sort of line/queue situation: concerts, grand openings, rides at amusement parks, etc.
1. Convos. You are standing in very close proximity with people you do not know. If one does not know the proclivities of others within earshot, one should not engage in conversations about politics, religion, or any sort of inflammatory subject. Because there are few things worse than someone correcting your discrepancies or idiocy while having to wait 2 hours in front of them, mortified.
Take Five Friday: Decor, Paint and Renovation Day Dreams
Today I received wondrous news. I had emailed our landlord (my beau and I rent a house) and asked if we could remove the wallpaper from the semi-unattractive kitchen. Not only did he give the affirmative to remove diagonal ugly wallpaper, he told us that we should decorate "as if it were our own." SQUEEEE! I was so excited I felt like dancing around the wallpaper in a sort of "death dance," but thought it too cruel. But, in my mind, ideas started to resurface that I had held below brain sea-level.
Which brings me to my post today.
It may be kind of weird to post a Top 5 Wish List for our rental, but it will also keep a little permanent diary of how things progress.
Firstly, some pics of the house, BEFORE:
There is the dreaded wallpaper. I'm not sure if the tenant before was going for a Tuscan motif, but they really should have re-thought the Fiesta Ware walls and DIAGONAL wallpaper. I can't wait to remove it! I might even flip my hair like Amelie's father. We have no ideas yet about what color to repaint, but we have plenty of time.
Nom, Nom, Nom: Marshmallow Treats
I'm going to try this new series out, Nom Nom Nom, in which I try a recipe, no matter how cliche or banal, and see if I can at least do it, and, maybe even spruce it up a bit. The best part will be the pictures!
For my first "Nom" I will be making Rice Krispie Treats. Sounds easy enough right? You would be wrong. The first–and last– time I made these marshmallow squares, they became so hard and untempting the birds i left it for in the backyard wouldn't even touch them!
On that note, let's forget the old and think positively. Here's the recipe:
3 tablespoons butter or margarine
6 cups Rice Krispies cereal
1 package of marshmallows*
*Note: you can use marshmallow creme, but it tastes so much better with fresh marshmallows!
Now, I am a big proponent of the adage "a watched pot never boils," so I threw the butter in a pot on low heat, and "forgot" about it. Special note- as much as you want to go fast so you can nibble off the remnants in the bowl, use LOW HEAT to melt the butter. You don't want burnt-tasting treats, now do you? The best food takes as long as it takes. Sounds cryptic, but while you're staring so intently at butter trying to melt you will know what I mean.
Once the butter is melted, add the marshmallows little by little. I alternate between letting them melt, and stirring the butter and marsh-goo together. When the marshmallows are fully melted into a cream (no lumps), add the rice cereal. Use a strong spoon to stir this crazy mish-mash until fully blended. Pour mixture into a 13×9 inch baking pan (for thicker treats, use an 8×8 pan) and spread out using wax paper on top. Before they cool completely, I sprinkled M&M's on mine for an extra chocolate treat!
MMM…*nom nom nom*
yes, this was taken in my backyard with my gnome eyeing it.
It was a hit at the party we threw, although now I know we should always make double if not triple batches!
What is your favorite comfort treat?
Take Five Friday: Spring Edition!
So, in honor of the first day of spring, I thought This Take Five Friday would be the Top 5 Things I Am Looking Forward To In Spring!!
1. My Birthday! I am a Spring Baby (april 7th), so I am most definitely looking forward to a reason for everyone to give me hugs and wish me a special day! Stay tuned nearer for my birthday for a special article I like to call "Seven Things Aries Hate About You," in rebuttal to Mystic Medusas's Virgo rant.
2. Desert Botanical Garden's Chihuly Glass exhibit– It is only at the garden in AZ until the end of May, so I have to get out there and see it. I imagine a Dr. Suess-like wonderland. If it isn't, I will still imagine it that way!
3. Some awesome movies coming sooooon! Away We Go, Drag Me To Hell, The Brothers Bloom (with its questionable grammar title), Little Ashes (even though it has Robert Pattinson), and maybe, perhaps, The Limits of Control (I am so getting some ridiculous glasses like the gal in the trailer!).
4. Etsy Storefront! One of my friends is opening an Etsy shop on April Fools, and I am doing an interview with her to find out what is going to be going down! I am so excited to see all the baubles she's putting up! She's a flippin Tiger Shopper!
etsy store opens April 1!
5. Enjoying the beautiful outside weather with my beau before it gets too ghastly hot and he won't emerge from the air conditioning until late October. I love him to death, but he hates the heat. :)
What are you going to be doing in the gorgeous springtime?
Flower Meanings
Because spring has sprung with a vengeance in my neck of the woods, I thought I'd work a little springtime magic and post some magical meanings for flowers. I love poring over old Victorian books that talk about flower meanings and I find it fascinating that everyone knew the meanings and would send flowers accordingly. That and the fact that they expressed much more through symbols and gestures back then. Can you imagine not being able to tell someone how much you love them because of strict moral codes? But, still, the gesture in itself holds a powerful meaning to this day. "I cared enough to pick these up for you, because i wanted to see you smile."
You could also send a friend a single flower (or a miniature spray) or even a potted plant and attach a pretty little handmade card with the meaning on it!
Begonias — Beware. Kind of a straightforward, unbecoming meaning for a flower, and try as I might, I could not find a reason why this pretty little flower could be construed as a warning. (can any horticulturalists help out with this one?)
Carnations — There are many meanings of carnations, but the most widely accepted are fascination, distinction, and love.
Daffodil is the symbol of new beginnings, rebirth, and bravery. It is usually the first bloomer in spring, because it is genetically constructed to withstand a bit colder temperatures than most flowers.
Daisy – innocence. Daisies, whose name means "the day's eye," being so plentiful in meadows, were often worn as headdresses by young maidens, hence their strong attachments to youthful innocence. photo credit
Gardenia – Their white flowers convey a sense of purity, their sweet smell a particular loveliness not found in every flower.
Gladiolus – Strength of Character. It is said that the Gladiolus was the flower of the Roman gladiators. The gladiolus is named for the shape of its leaves, its "gladius," or sword.
Holly – Different religions and groups of people the world over correlate Holly with Domestic Happiness. Romans would decorate their whole doorways with it to keep their households protected. They attributed the powers of protection to the god Bacchus, who would protect their houses from lightning (Zeus) if they filled their houses with friends, parties and happiness.
Hydrangea – Perseverance in Heartfelt Apology. It is said that this Japan-originated flower was sent, in apology, by a Japanese emperor to the family of a girl he loved. His only recorded apology, ever.
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Iris – An iris use to have the ancient stigma as a serious warning to be heeded. Iris' were planted along graves in ancient Greece and Rome to guide the dead to the afterlife. It is also thought of as a symbol of regal stature and royalty.
Jasmine – Worn throughout southern Asia and of course, the Hawaiian Islands, Jasmine is a symbol of grace, elegance, and amiability.
Lavender – This pretty perfumed flower gained the meaning of distrust by the facts that in ancient times, asps used to make lavender their retreats, so caution was always given around the plants.
Casablanca Lily – With its big, bright, welcoming blooms, the Casablanca Lily is the perfect flower for a meaning of celebration.
Rose – there are so many rose meanings, I will pick my favorite: Yellow. It's meaning is zealousness, cheerful optimism and pure friendship.
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Tulips – As with many flowers, each colored tulip has a different meaning. Yellow are the best to send a friendly message. For passionate love, pure red.
Sweetpeas are usually given by an extremely shy sender, to express intentions or a crush. How adorable!
can't remember where I found this!
A flower may remind someone of a particular time in their life, or a certain emotion. Take a few extra minutes to find out a friends favorite color, then surprise them the next time you see them with a bloom the same hue; make some new happy memories of your own!
What is your favorite flower?
Take Five Friday: Favorite Words
Some of my favorite words.
"Force Majeure"- in French "superior force," used in mostly in contracts to free both parties of liabilities because of an extraordinary event or circumstance beyond control of the parties, an "act of God." What a magical phrase, huh? I love hearing about what crazy circumstances are the rationalization behind this phrase. Best example ever? Wizard of Oz. When everything is settled, Auntie Em is going to flip her lid when the insurance won't cover the house being picked up in a tornado!
Quixotic -foolishly impractical especially in the pursuit of ideals ; especially : marked by rash lofty romantic ideas or extravagantly chivalrous action. This is the most romantic word ever. Someone who runs after something, no matter how useless, insane or utterly hopeless it seems, still they run. That is a perfect example of life sometimes: grasping at the ungraspable. But working for it, nonetheless.
Palimpsest – A manuscript, typically of papyrus or parchment, that has been written on more than once, with the earlier writing incompletely erased and often legible. This is something totally secretive, which is why I love it! I love old secrets like this. The example picture I found was of an old prayer book that actually underneath was an excerpt of writings from ARISTOTLE! It blows my mind they would deem his work not fit, and just write over it like it was nothing. Better than burning it though, right? we still have it. photo credit
Fastidious – showing or demanding excessive delicacy or care 2: reflecting a meticulous, sensitive, or demanding attitude. This word always reminds me of the song "Killer Queen." And how incredibly wonderful Freddie Mercury says "fastidious." That is the plain and simple reason I love this word so much.
Diaphanous – characterized by such fineness of texture as to permit seeing through. ex. fabrics or 2 : characterized by extreme delicacy of form : ethereal. Such a magical word; conjures up dreams of flowy, filmy curtains, blowing into a garden covered with early morning mist. A woman in a gauzy, billowing gown, almost transparent -both the woman and the dress- pads through the garden and looks back at you and cries out, " I'm in the garden." You know, something as equally ethereal as that.
What are your favorite words?


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Tina Odjaghian is named a "Rising Star" by Los Angeles Magazine for 3 consecutive years in a row
Tina Odjaghian is a rare breed. Her ability to skillfully, maneuver her clients through a workers compensation system that is stacked against them, and produce excellent results makes her a truly excellent lawyer and an invaluable asset to each of her clients. I have requested that she work with me on numerous cases and have always been thankful to have her as part of our legal team.
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Recent and archived news articles by Margalit Fox of The New York Times.
Seymour Lipkin, Understated Pianist and Conductor, Dies at 88
Mr. Lipkin was often described as a Beethoven specialist, but his pianistic compass ranged from the Baroque era to the present day.
November 23, 2015, Monday
Hans Mommsen, 85, Dies; Documented Volkswagen Slave Labor in Nazi Era
Mr. Mommsen, a scholar of the Holocaust, was commissioned by Volkswagen to explore the company's complicity in the crimes of the Third Reich.
November 18, 2015, Wednesday
Gene Norman, Music Producer With an Ear for Jazz, Dies at 93
Mr. Norman's portfolio spread to the far corners of contemporary recording, with releases including a spoken-word album by Orson Welles and a Canadian easy-listening polka band.
November 16, 2015, Monday
Robert Craft, Stravinsky Adviser and Steward, Dies at 92
Mr. Craft's close relationship with Stravinsky included sustaining and interpreting the composer's legacy.
November 15, 2015, Sunday
Richard Horowitz, Timpanist and Craftsman of Conductors' Batons, Dies at 91
Mr. Horowitz, who spent 66 years and some 10,000 performances with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, had stumbled into a second career making the directors' sticks.
November 13, 2015, Friday
David Cesarani, Holocaust Historian and Eichmann Biographer, Dies at 58
Professor Cesarani challenged Hannah Arendt's view of a Nazi war criminal as just a cog in a vast machine of murder.
October 31, 2015, Saturday
Al Molinaro, Diner Owner on 'Happy Days,' Dies at 96
On "Happy Days," Mr. Molinaro played Al Delvecchio, the owner of a diner where the show's teenagers congregated.
October 31, 2015, Saturday
Marty Ingels, Actor Funny Onscreen and Outrageous Off, Dies at 79
Mr. Ingels held jobs as a talking peanut, an agent and the voice of Pac-Man.
October 23, 2015, Friday
Vera B. Williams, 88, Dies; Brought Working Class to Children's Books
Ms. Williams broke new ground by broadening the scope of children's books to include working-class families and others with struggles.
October 21, 2015, Wednesday
Joan Leslie, a Hollywood Girl Next Door, Dies at 90
Ms. Leslie played fresh-faced ingénue roles in movies of the 1940s, including "High Sierra," "Sergeant York" and "Yankee Doodle Dandy."
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BATON ROUGE- At the corner of 69th Avenue and Somerset Drive, crime tape marks the spot where 22-year-old Gregory Alexander was gunned down, on January 1st, 2012.
"It hasn't been too good. Not a day goes by I don't think about my son," said Gloria Alexander.
She says her son was turning his life around and even working to get back in school, because he was trying to make things better for the son he never had the chance to meet.
"He was trying to get on with his life it just got taken away too short," said Alexander.
But as the year comes to a close, his killer still on the run.
"Why did they do it? I would want to know why. I'll pray for them and forgive them but I will still want to know why they did it," said Alexander.
And that's where the help of the community comes in.
"Please come forward. We need information from the community to solve murders. It takes a lot of work on our part to solve murders... it takes good police work and information from the community," said Cpl. Tommy Stubbs.
According to WBRZ records, out of Baton Rouge's 68 homicides, 30 haven't been solved.
"We've had a lot of success in 2012 with making arrest in our murder cases. If we just have one murder unsolved, that's still to many," said Stubbs.
The Alexanders are hoping not another year goes by without closure.
"I'm still praying and hoping that something come through. I haven't given up on it. I'm still praying for them to catch that person," said Gloria Alexander.


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What is it about people's eating habits that we find so interesting? This voyeuristic fascination peaks when celebrities and politicians are concerned, and even more so when we're talking about our presidential candidates. Do we believe that the way a candidate eats his pizza speaks to how well he can run a country? Or are we just being food voyeurs? Probably the latter.
Regardless, we at HuffPost Food can't help but satisfy our curiosity; we want want to know what the Obamas ate on their first presidential restaurant outing (at Citronelle, he had the 72-hour short ribs and she had the lobster burger), and what's really in the Ron Paul family cookbook (thousand island dressing, and Velveeta, for starters).
So if you're curious which candidate devours celery by the stalk and which pulls the cheese off their pizza, read on.
Romney subsists largely on turkey breast, rice and broccoli, according to Politco's new ebook about the 2012 campaign. The book also divulges that he strips the cheese off of his pizza and the skin off of his chicken (essentially stripping his food of all the flavor). But Romney's food choices aren't only flavorless protein and limp veggies, he has a couple of food vices like the rest of us -- if you can call them that. His wife, Ann Romney, shared in an interview with Parade that this presidential candidate "loves cold cereal. And caffeine-free Diet Coke." But that's not all, Romney also has a soft spot for low-fat Over the Moon chocolate milk. He likes his chocolate beverages hot as well. As a devout mormon, Mitt Romeny abstains from coffee and tea. Instead, he indulges in hot chocolate to get himself going.
The Ron Paul Family cookbook -- published by Ron Paul's wife, Carol -- has a number of recipes that reflect this family's lack of concern for saturated fats. According to Slate, there are recipes that call for an entire block of cream cheese and a cheese soup recipe made with Velveeta. Even Thousand Island dressing makes a comeback in this book. You can also find recipes for pepper steak and warm sauteed bananas. The cookbook features 28 pages of recipes from Ron Paul's family members and supporters. According to the site's description, it is "much-in-demand and collectible." The cookbook sells for $8 at the campaign store, and is even cheaper if you order in bulk.
Newt Gingrich has been in the political sphere for quite some time now, and it just may be safe to say that he has been on a diet for just as long. Not a friend to a good metabolism, Gingrich is familiar with low fat diets and exercise regimes. Even back in 1997, Gingrich was succumbing to weekly dinners of grilled chicken, ''in any shape or form," served along with healthy vegetables. Sodium and fat were on the outs, along with his much-loved ice cream and pizza.
Rick Perry got a lot of bad press for eating a corndog on a stick; a fairly suggestive object, it doesn't make a good prop for photo opps. Such a sight allows the public's imagination -- and creativity -- to run wild. Perry has also enjoyed a hard-boiled egg and a pork chop from a stick. Could this be his preferred method of getting food to his mouth? Could be. "Can't beat a pork chop on a stick at the Iowa State Fair," Rick Perry tweeted after his protein-stick extravaganaza. Aside from fair food, Perry also delves into the world of barbecue. According to "Holy Smoke: The Big Book of North Carolina Barbecue," in 1992, at the National Republican Convention in Houston, Perry had a sample of barbecue from North Carolina's King's of Kinston. What did he think of it? "I've had roadkill that tasted better than that," Perry was quoted saying. The governor might just be partial to Texas barbecue. The restaurant did not respond too poorly. The owner, Wilbur King, claimed that the comment was clearly made in jest. But other North Carolina joints did not take the quote so lightly. Smithfield's Chicken 'N Bar-B-Q sent Perry two pounds of its barbecue, one pound of slaw and a pint of house hot sauce, along with a letter asking him to give N.C. barbecue another shot.
Even though Michele Bachman enjoys her diet cokes and Tee Pee specials -- which consists of a tostada, taco, enchilada, rice and beans from Tee Pee Mexican Food in Phoenix -- she is a healthy gal at heart. Her absolute favorite food is celery, straight-up -- no peanut butter, no blue cheese dressing. She revealed this during an interview with David Brody, and said of the produce, "I will personally consume the entire stalk of celery. At the Thanksgiving table I have the plate of celery in front of me. I know it's strange. It's my favorite food." Much like follow candidate Rick Perry, Bachman also enjoys her foot-long corndogs. Upon leaving the Iowa State Fair, Bachman stopped for a chicken and beef sausage in deep-fried batter topped with mustard. Once again, the photos were disturbing. Will these candidates ever learn?
If everyone shared the same love for street food as Jon Huntsman than the food truck business would be booming even more. In a video interview featured on his campaign site, Huntsman declared his love of what he refers to as good, cheap and fresh food. He explained that his appreciation for street food was likely cemented during his time living in third world countries. His fondness for it first began in the '60s when as a child his father would bring him to Henry's Tacos in Los Angeles. As governor in Salt Lake City, Huntsman used to frequent a taco stand on State Street. He loved the 50-cent tacos so much that he used to round up staff members there to hold spontaneous staff meetings. Lastly, in an appearance on "The Colbert Report," Huntsman committed a gaffe in attempting to make a Chinese food joke. According to Slate, when the show played a stereotypical Chinese musical jingle, Huntsman quipped, "When's the delivery food coming?" After a groan from the audience, Colbert responded, "Did that go over well in Beijing?"
Although no longer in the running, Herman Cain still deserves a mention for being such a spirited, presidential candidate. If there is one thing we can say for certain, it is that Cain has had a long affair with pizza -- and women. As the former CEO of Godfather's Pizza, Cain is unsurprisingly particular about his pie preferences and routinely compares pizza quality to Godfather's. In a recent GQ interview, Cain opined, "The more toppings a man has on his pizza, I believe the more manly he is." And, "a manly man don't want it piled high with vegetables! He would call that a sissy pizza." Cain likes his pizza loaded up with a lot of meat. His favorite type of Godfather's pizza he tells GQ is "The combo, where you put the sauce, the sausage, a little bit of ham, peppers, normally would have onions, and you top it off with mozzarella cheese. You know it has some cheese on, it but it doesn't have a whole lot." But Cain doesn't subsist. While visiting Cafe Versaille, a famous Cuban bakery in Miami, Cain enjoyed a "cafesito" and a croquetta. Wanting to express his enjoyment to the audience, he asked "How do you say delicious in Cuban?"
Perry isn't the only candidate fond of indulging in hearty foods on the campaign trail. We know that President Obama has had his fill of gut-busting meals at Five Guys, Ben's Chili Bowl and Ray's Hell Burger. We also know that he just enjoys food. What really gets Obama's appetite going? According to longtime Obama advisor, David Axelrod, cheeseburgers and pie. The president also has a soft spot for granola bars, chili, Hawaiian-style pizza, and takes his cheeseburgers with dijon mustard, shares iVillage. The information available on Obama's food preferences is vast, and the variety of restaurants he's visited since entering office is extraordinary. Aside from burgers and chili, Obama likes to indulge in even finer foods and dine at some of the best restaurants in the country, like Blue Hill in New York City. Some of the president's favorite Chicago restaurants include Spiaggia (where he went to celebrate his election), Rick Bayless' Topolobampo and Sepia.
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2001 Saturn L200 • 240,000 miles
My brake lights don't work but the one in the back window does and so does my tail lights
September 4, 2012.
September 4, 2012.
Have you replaced the bulbs yet? They are double filament bulbs. So, the running lights can work and the brake light filament will not. It tends to burn out first as it glows brighter and hotter.
If it is not that check the fuses and lastly the relay.
If it is not that check the fuses and lastly the relay.
Sep 4, 2012.
Sep 4, 2012.
Just to add to this one if the high mount bulb works the fuse is good or that one wouldn't be on ethier. Also have you ever had the brake light campiagn done on that car?They had tons of issues with tose bulb sockets so free of charge saturn was replacing the sockets.I have done tons of those campaigns.
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While Im Driving My Brake Lights Would Be Flashing As If I Keep Pressing Them But Im Not .. I Got Pulled Over two Times About It And I Cant Figure Out What Is It..... Will Someone ...
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Em G D A
it's been so long since I've been by myself
And I need this more than you will ever know
People like you and me never feel the breeze
People like you and me will never know the easy way
D A Hm G
I scream into the wind and then laugh
As the words slap me in face
I would gladly trade a lifetime of convenience
For an honest day or two
It's just not the same when you're staring
Into a perfect golden sunset
And thinking about how you sold your soul
To send the rain away
F#m G A Hm x2
G D x2
[Verse chords]
It's been so long since I've stood on my two feet
I'd really rather lay here and pretend
But people like you and me never get that peace
It comes from denying that everything is so screwed up
It's so screwed up
I stand on a building and throw up my arms to the sky
I swallow my pride and admit
That it's not always best to understand the reasons why
It's just not the same when you wake up in the morning
With a smile on your face
When you know you lied yourself to sleep to make it better
make it better
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Welcome to the Lazarus Initiative
We are a fresh guild formed and run by a group of RL friends. Our initial focus is recruiting and organising public groups for entry level raids to ease people in. As we grow, we will have dedicated raid teams for both progression raiding and casual.
PvP is encouraged, and with enough interest rated BGs and Arena teams will receive guild support. Active participation will be rewarded, the more you put in, the more you'll get out. Ideas and thoughts about the guild's development will be considered so if you have an idea, speak up and we'll try and make it happen.
Our rules are straightforward. No begging, no flaming and treat people how you want to be treated. We ask that all members be as active as possible. If you only play once a week, we're probably not the guild for you anyway. You must speak good english and we prefer members over the age of 18, though all will be considered so apply anyway. We look for a mature attitude and a willingness to develop your own play. We will educate you and kill raid bosses, but only if you are willing to listen.
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BoD Meeting Log 10-31-05, 10:00pm EST
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- <[PR_SB]kingpaul> well, since Kar isn't here yet, i guess we'll start
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> Code
<[Content_SB]Frank> I think James isn't back.
<[Docs_2nd]Boomer> I am guessing James isn't around at the moment
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> well then, Content
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> :)
<[Content_SB]Frank> Not much happened since the release was only a few
day away.
<[Content_SB]Frank> One thing we need to get going again is the LST
syntax discussions on Experimental.
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Back now
<[Content_SB]Frank> Tir has suggested that I do not post a big chunk
of updates, but we keep the discussions to one item at the time, which
seems to work better.
<[Content_SB]Frank> Also we still need to get the OS team going. I
haven't seen any action on that in the past weeks, except me and Kar
poking at some stuff.
<[Content_SB]Frank> Since the release was just recently, I'm afraid
there is nothing more that I can report at the time.
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> thanks Frank
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> Code
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> As with content - the release was only recently and
not much has happened since then.
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Tom has been going through doing some nice cleanup
work and some of his recent poking at LST syntax is inspired by the
move to consolidate the tag processing to the load process.
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> We are a bit further down the road with the Ability
object thanks to Aaron, but we have a way to go. While this is in
progress I think we will continue to have instabilities, so the sooner
we can wrap it up the better
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Oh and it looks like the choosers are pretty much
sorted out now in their new architecture. there was a lot of bug
fixing to get it settled but I think we are there now
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Lastly, all unit tests are now passing and it is my
aim to keep it that way
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> excellent
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Any questions?
<[OGL]PaulG> Now what fun is that :)
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> how's the release automation coming?
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> I've made a few new improvements since the release
on the weekend.
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> The most notable of those is that the windows
installer now auto scans the data sources, so new sources will always
be included.
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> The only thing we need to do for a new publisher is
add in the proper name - the directory name is used if it isn't known
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> So I am gradually reducing the number of steps
required to do a release, but there is a bit to go yet
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> One reminder to everyone - if you make a
significant change - new source, new feature, something that someone
will say "finally!" to, could you add an entry in the
xdocs/changes.xml file please? This gets included in the release notes
as the notable changes section at the top and the changes report in
the autobuild
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> how long do you think it'll take to get to where you
want it?
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> A few iterations. I'll keep the release process
doco up to date on how a release should be done though, so hopefully
someone else can do it if need be
<[PL]Briarius> I don't even know what that means, so there
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> :)
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> alrighty
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Main thing is to make it quicker and easier to
produce the alpha releases
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> right
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> anything else James?
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> That's all from me.
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> Brian - how's the responses going on your email out
to publishers?
* [PL]Briarius laughs...then clears his throat
<[PL]Briarius> I have recieved 6 total responses from 30 e-mails in
two weeks. Three of those responses being failure to deliver messages
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> lovely
<[PL]Briarius> There are 20 publishers we don't even have contact info for
<[PL]Briarius> Kosala from Silven, David from Gallantry, and Giltonio
from Secular are the only ones to get back to me
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> its only been 2 weeks since you sent the messages out?
<[PL]Briarius> I tried to e-mail Rich Thomas at White Wolf as I was
told at gen Con Indy that he was THE MAN to e-mail regarding Sword and
Sorcery. It bounced back undeliverable
<[PL]Briarius> 2 weeks
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> sometimes it takes a bit to get resposnes
<[PL]Briarius> I have posted on the BoD Yahoo Group the letter I send
out to the publishers if y'all wanna DL it and give me any feedback on it
<[OGL]PaulG> It looks good, I'm looking at it now :)
<[Data_Second]mosat> ditto
<[PL]Briarius> So...sadly, I have far less to report than I wanted
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> well, it happens
<[PL]Briarius> I am putting together a spreadsheet of our publishers,
their contact info, and the last time I updated their wiki entry
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> that's cool
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> anything else Brian?
<[PL]Briarius> nope
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> alright, onto Kar's list
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> 1) fortnightly releases
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Regular release are a good thing IMO - gets people
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Are we all happy with two weeks, or is three a
better number for this stage of development?
<[Content_SB]Frank> Let's try for two. If it doen't work out, we can
always push it back
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> 2 weeks sounds good to me
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> For sure
<[OGL]PaulG> Two weeks seems a good number to me, the exitement of a
new toy usually wears off after about a 122k and a half :)
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> we could even make it 1st and 15th of the month if
that'd be easier target dates
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> No, fortnightly is better as I organise my time by
days of the week rather than days of the month
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> fair enough
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> (i.e. I can work on this on the weekend, but not
Monday nigihts for instance)
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> 2) Ability object prod
<[PL]Briarius> I don't even know what that means, so there
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> just a prod from Kar to get the Ablity object (and
other road map items) done
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Yes it is something we need to focus on and get
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Aaron - do you recall the lsit I sent out about the
* [PL]Briarius knows zilch about coding the program
<[Docs_2nd]Boomer> barely
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Any chance you could send back a list of those
steps that you have completed please?
<[Docs_2nd]Boomer> there is a chance :)
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> :)
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Thanks - that will let us keep track of what is
outstanding and map out a way to the end
<[Docs_2nd]Boomer> I wasn't really working off that list, just doing
what i knew needed to get done to have something working. I will try
and match that to the list though
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Hopefully there will be common ground as we need to
be able to track what is yet to do, given it is being done by a few people
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> moving on
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> k
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> 3) CMP and 5.10.1
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> last we've heard is that CMP was looking at it
before their server crash fiasco, and they're currently busy putting
everything back together
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> 4) CMP and future PCGen stables
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> there are rumors floating around by non-CMP owners
that CMP may cease PCGen support for future datasets
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> no word from the owners on if this rumor has any
truth or not
<[Data_Second]mosat> fresh rumors? cause I've heard that for years
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> 5) Karn would like to to see our release notes on
the publishers' sites that have datasets in PCGen (nudge to Brian)
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> 6) CDs to game stores
<[PL]Briarius> If they get back to me, I'm on it\
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> a while back someone (Chuck?) mentioned that he knew
someone on how to get PCGen CDs into gaming stores
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> nothing ever came of this
<[PR_SB]kingpaul> any questions?
<[OGL]PaulG> Brian you might want to hit publishers forums too, might
have better luck
<[PL]Briarius> Got it
<[OGL]PaulG> Well I took some of the left over GenCon CD's to my FLGS
<[OGL]PaulG> I haven't checked back to see how they went.
<[PL]Briarius> I have a whole bunch of the CDs from Gen Con (Bryan
gave me a boatload)
<[OGL]PaulG> You too? :)
<[PL]Briarius> I'll take what i have to the local gaming store
<[PL]Briarius> I was tempted to hand them out as I was on door patrol
for the con
<[OGL]PaulG> I have a con this weekend that I'll be distributing more
of them at.
<[Data_Second]mosat> Might be easier to do a mailer/flyer, since the
software can be downloaded almost as easy as it can be installed from a CD
<[OGL]PaulG> Other than that I don't know if there's a way to get
regular distribution into game stores
<[OGL]PaulG> Yes, but with a CD sitting there it's REALLY tempting to
pick it up, and once you pick it up you have something tangible
reminding you you haven't installed it yet.
* [PR_SB]kingpaul has quit (Ping timeout)
<[OGL]PaulG> Ubuntu has a distribution of CD's going on, I wonder how
they do it.
<[OGL]PaulG> Aha https://launchpad.net/
<[PL]Briarius> Well...
<[PL]Briarius> Any other discussion on this?
<[OGL]PaulG> It looks like it might be a service offered through that
website, can't tell except by creating an account and logging in.
<[Content_SB]Frank> I was hoping to see Paul K back. If he doesn't
come back soon, I think we're finished?
<[PL]Briarius> The CD distribution is the last item on Kar's list
<[Content_SB]Frank> I think I was dropped once during the chat. Does
anyone have the complete log and can post it to the BOD list?
<[OGL]PaulG> I do
<[Data_Second]mosat> night guys
<[OGL]PaulG> I'd say that's a wrap unless there's more discussion
* [Data_Second]mosat (~[Data_Sec@...)
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<[PL]Briarius> I got nothin
<[Content_SB]Frank> Coll. The let's finish it.
<[Content_SB]Frank> Coll means cool
<[Content_SB]Frank> I better claim it's French. ;)
<[PL]Briarius> Have a good Halloween or hope you had a good Halloween guys
<[Content_SB]Frank> Good night, Guys. :)
<[CodeSB]jdempsey> Have a good arvo everyone :)
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China Stocks Climb to Six-Month High; Consumer Companies Gain
China's stocks gained, driving the benchmark index above the 3,000 level for the first time since April, as technology and consumer companies rose on speculation the industries will gain from the country's next five-year plan.
Tsinghua Tongfang Co., a computer manufacturer, jumped by the 10 percent daily limit and Sanan Optoelectronics Co. gained 4.7 percent after the government said information technology will form a bigger part of the economy. Gree Electric Appliances Inc. and SAIC Motor Corp. paced gains by companies reliant on consumer spending after the ruling party pledged to increase household incomes as part of the next economic plan.
"China is shifting from a labor-intensive economic model to more higher-valued industries," said Mark Tan, a Singapore- based portfolio manager at UOB Asset Management Ltd., which oversees about $12 billion. "The five-year plan is a road map to where we can expect higher growth."
The Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.6 percent to 3,000.85, the first time it closed above that level since April 21 and the highest since April 21. The CSI Smallcap 500 Index, which tracks smaller companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses, jumped 3.1 percent, the most since May 24. The CSI 300 Index added 2.1 percent to 3,375.67.
The Shanghai Composite, which has rebounded 27 percent since the 2010 low on July 5, entered a so-called bull market on Oct. 12. The index plunged a similar amount in the first half of the year as the government raised banks' reserve requirements and curbed lending to cool the economy and avert asset bubbles.
Chinese stocks were raised to "neutral" from "underweight" by JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. on the view the market remains a laggard even after posting Asia's best gains this month. The Shanghai Composite has rallied 13 percent in October, trimming its losses for the year to 8.4 percent. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index and MSCI Asia excluding Japan Index have climbed more than 11 percent in 2010.
Five-Year Plan
The Communist Party central committee pledged yesterday to boost household incomes in rural and urban areas as part of the nation's next five-year plan. China is also aiming for strategic emerging industries, which include information technology and high-end equipment manufacturers, to contribute around 8 percent of its GDP by the year 2015 and 15 percent by 2010, the government said on its website yesterday.
A gauge of technology stocks jumped 4.7 percent, while consumer discretionary stocks rose 4.1 percent, the two biggest gains among the 10 industry groups in the CSI 300. Tsinghua Tongfang gained 10 percent to 25.38 yuan. Aisino Co., a telecommunication equipment maker, added 6.4 percent to 20.17.
Chinese technology and software companies were rated "overweight" in new coverage at CCBI Securities Ltd., which said the government's "macro stimulus" will boost technology spending in coming years.
Consumer Stocks
Gree Electric, a household appliance maker, led gains for consumer stocks, gaining 3.8 percent to 17.02 yuan. GD Midea climbed 2.7 percent to 17.16 yuan. SAIC Motor, China's largest automaker, jumped 10 percent to 20.64 yuan.
A gauge of consumer discretionary stocks surged 4.1 percent for the second-steepest gain among the groups in the CSI 300. Chinese consumer-related companies will benefit most from the next plan, Jing Ulrich, JPMorgan Chase & Co. chairwoman of equities and commodities, said last month.
China's large-cap stocks will lead a rally in the country's equities as investors switch from smaller companies that trade at higher valuations, according to Bosera Asset Management Co.
"The divergence in performance between large- and small-cap stocks will increase," said Deng Xiaofeng, a fund manager at Bosera Asset, China's third-largest money manager with $31 billion in assets according to Institutional Investor. "Every dip is a good opportunity to buy low-valuation large-cap stocks."
Fund Flows
Cash is pouring into China to profit from economic growth that's averaged more than 10 percent for the past five years an faster yuan gains following the end in June of a two-year peg.
Emerging-market equity funds have attracted more than $60 billion of net inflows this year as central banks in the Europe and Japan stepped up efforts to reduce borrowing costs, spurring demand for higher-yielding assets, according to research firm EPFR Global.


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PSALM 117#This shortest of hymns calls on the nations to acknowledge God's supremacy. The supremacy of Israel's God has been demonstrated to them by the people's secure existence, which is owed entirely to God's gracious fidelity.
The Nations Called To Praise
1Praise the Lord, all you nations!
Extol him, all you peoples!#a. [117:1] Rom 15:11.
2His mercy for us is strong;
the faithfulness of the Lord is forever.
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Originally posted by Druscilla
Originally posted by OptimusSubprime
NATO shouldn't, but the US should. We need to launch about 500 Tomahawks into NK and take out all of their missile infrastructure, and then using Project Bluebeam holographic technology, produce a giant hologram of a middle finger over the city of Pyongyang.
... because, that's what Jesus would do?
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by cody599
No. No pre-emptive strike.
Should someone fly to North Korea, get a cab, ride to the presidential palace, get out, ask to see Kim Jung Un, wait, then when he shows up, bitch-slap that little turkey in the face?
Originally posted by ColoradoJens
reply to post by MrSpad
In a nut shell pre-emptive strikes are another name for imperialism.
Originally posted by Rodinus
Its a tricky decision to make taking into consideration the other "allies" of NK that may repost to a pre-emptive strike... in my opinion this would be downright suicide leading to an all our regional crisis that would then spill out into other surrounding continents...
However, what i just dont get, is why, after all this time and with our Western modern infiltration ressources, has no-one has just simply popped Kim Jong Un?
I'm sure that there are a few disgruntled North Koreans over there who would just love to co-operate and take him out!
I dont see what is so difficult!
Last week i saw the documentary "The Gatekeeper" about Shin Bent in Israel... watching those satellite cameras zooming in on targets and just like... bang... no more target... so easy!
I just don't get it?
Kindest respects
Rodinusedit on 9-3-2013 by Rodinus because: phrase added
However, what i just dont get, is why, after all this time and with our Western modern infiltration ressources, has no-one has just simply popped Kim Jong Un?