text: state of the union President Obama will visit East Lansing next week By Rick Pluta • Feb 1, 2014 White House portrait President Obama will pay his first visit to Michigan in 14 months. The White House will release details next week on the president's scheduled Friday visit to East Lansing. He is expected to promote elements of the economic program he rolled out in his State of the Union address. Among other things, the president called for an increase in the federal minimum wage. Michigan's auto industry cited often in President Obama's State of the Union speech By Steve Carmody • Jan 29, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Michigan's auto industry figured prominently in President Obama's State of the Union speech last night. He started by talking about a hard-working auto worker building fuel-efficient vehicles and helping America wean itself off foreign oil. The president then introduced the new CEO of General Motors, who was sitting with the First Lady. Michigan congressmen split on the 'State of the Union' speech By Steve Carmody • Jan 29, 2014 Official White house Portrait Michigan's congressional delegation had a mixed reaction to the president's State of the Union address last night. Democrat John Dingell says Congress is capable of acting on the president's call for a higher minimum wage and restoring federal jobless benefits. "Whether they will or not I don't know because as you know, the Republicans run Congress," Dingell said after the president's speech. What to watch for in tomorrow night's State of the Union address By Stateside Staff • Jan 27, 2014 White House / YouTube Listen Listening... / President Obama will deliver his State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress tomorrow night. It's the President's chance to throw down the gauntlet and outline his agenda for the year ahead. What shall we watch for here in Michigan? What shall we expect? We turn to Detroit Free Press Washington reporter Todd Spangler. President to deliver State of the Union address Tuesday By Steve Carmody & The Associated Press • Jan 25, 2014 Official White House portrait President Barack Obama will issue a call for expanding economic opportunity in his State of the Union address. He'll press a divided Congress to help shrink the income gap between the rich and poor, while asserting that he will take action on his own if lawmakers don't. Stateside: Talking 'State of the Union' and 'State of the City' By Stateside Staff • Feb 13, 2013 Listen Listening... / 20:33 Lester Graham fills in for Cyndy. He talks the "State of the Union" and global warming with Donald Scavia, Donald Scavia is the Director of the University of Michigan Graham Environmental Sustainability Institute. And he talks "State of the City" of Detroit with Daniel Howes of the Detroit News, and Michigan Radio political analyst Jack Lessenberry. Click the audio above to hear their conversation. Michigan's Congressional delegation responds to President Obama's address By Zoe Clark • Jan 25, 2012 Within minutes of President Obama wrapping up his State of the Union address last night, Michigan lawmakers were sending out their responses to the speech. And, not surprisingly, Democratic lawmakers tended to have good things to say; Republicans, not so much. Here's a roundup of what some of Michigan's lawmakers had to say: Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow: "The most important issue facing Michigan right now is transforming our economy to create new jobs and improving economic security for middle-class families, and I was very glad to hear President Obama focus on these priorities. I was especially pleased that the President embraced the idea of a trade enforcement unit to help crackdown on countries who continue to violate trade laws to gain an anti-competitive advantage over our businesses and workers. I wrote the bill to create a trade enforcement unit years ago and I hope this gives the idea the momentum to become a reality this year." Obama's State of the Union guests, two from Michigan By Mark Brush • Jan 24, 2012 Two people from Michigan will be the guests of First Lady Michelle Obama at tonight's State of the Union address. Holland resident Bryan Ritterby and Detroiter Alicia Boler-Davis. Alicia Boler-Davis Boler-Davis is the plant manager at GM's Orion Assembly and Pontiac Stamping. She oversees the production of the newly released Chevy Sonic - "the first new small car program from GM to be manufactured in the U.S.," according to the White House. When President Obama and President Lee of South Korea visited GM's facility, Boler-Davis led them on the tour. Boler-Davis was the first African American woman to be plant manager at a GM vehicle manufacturing plant, according to DiversityCareers.com. Bryan Ritterby Ritterby describes himself as an "Average Joe." Someone who is not all that political, and who normally wouldn't watch a State of the Union address. Tonight, he'll be watching with Boler-Davis from the balcony in the U.S. House of Representatives. Garrett Ellison of the Grand Rapids Press writes about Ritterby's invitation from the White House: Bryan Ritterby's crazy week started on Saturday with a ring from Energetx Composities, where he works as a lab technician, telling him the White House might be calling. Thus began a whirlwind adventure that culminates tonight when Ritterby, 58, of Holland, will be Michelle Obama's guest in the First Lady's box for the president's annual State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress. "For some crazy reason, they liked my story," said Ritterby, who has spent all day fielding calls from reporters in his hotel room at the luxurious St. Regis Hotel in downtown Washington D.C., a block and a half from the White House. "I'm so nervous, I'm leaning against the wall so my knees don't knock." President Obama to visit 5 states following State of the Union, Michigan included By Mark Brush • Jan 18, 2012 user marcn / Flickr Tonight, we will hear about the "State of the State" from Governor Snyder, next week it's the "State of the Union" from President Obama. After he delivers the State of the Union address next Tuesday night (January 24), Mr. Obama will travel around the country with his message. One of those stops will include Detroit, Michigan. From the Associated Press: The White House says President Barack Obama plans to travel to five states critical to his re-election campaign following next week's State of the Union address. The president will discuss proposals from Tuesday's address in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Phoenix on Wednesday, and in Las Vegas and Denver on Thursday. On Friday, Obama will make remarks in Detroit. The five states are expected to be heavily contested by both Obama and his Republican challenger this year. Obama won the Iowa caucuses in 2008, sending him on a path to the White House. Colorado, Nevada and Arizona are three Western states the president's campaign covets while Michigan is expected to get ample attention from Republicans after the economic recession hurt the state's manufacturing base. What Michigan lawmakers are saying about the State of the Union address By Zoe Clark • Jan 26, 2011 Photo courtesy of www.whitehouse.gov President Barack Obama gave this year's State of the Union address last night to a joint session of the legislature. Members of Michigan's Congressional delegation were in attendance and many of them released statements quickly after the President finished his address. Here's what a few lawmakers from Michigan thought about what the President had to say: Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow: "I am pleased that the President focused on the most important issue for Michigan: helping our businesses grow and create jobs. As he said tonight, the way we do this is by out-innovating, out-building, and out-educating our competition. I am also happy he will continue to seek bipartisan action to address the budget deficit in a responsible way." Republican Congressman Fred Upton: "Yes, jobs and the economy should be our number one focus. No State has had a tougher time. We also know that Washington has not worked well together through the past number of years and the challenge for Congress was echoed in the President's earlier statement as to 'whether we can work together tomorrow.' Whether it's fighting spending or helping our economy, we really have no choice but to roll up our sleeves and get to work. That will be my mission." Democratic Congressman John Dingell: "President Obama called on us to find common ground for the future of this great Nation— we need to manufacture in America, educate in America, and invest in America. This country has a history of rising to immense challenges and far exceeding expectations set for us. We are a great country and not only can we continue to compete globally, but we simply must. This means we have to invest in the future and create an atmosphere where innovation and ingenuity flourish." Republican Congresswoman Candice Miller: "I sincerely hope the President understands we cannot continue to borrow and spend money because our current debt and level of spending is completely unsustainable and is limiting the opportunities for our children and grandchildren. It is also limiting our ability for job creation and economic growth. This past election was a historic pivot for our nation, where the voters demanded we chart a new course. 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text: News Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra Celebrates Billy Strayhorn Centennial In Concert Broadcast On KPLU By Jim Wilke • Nov 29, 2015 Jim Levitt Listen Listening... / 59:49 Jazz Northwest For November 29, 2015 Composer Billy Strayhorn was born 100 years ago, November 29, 1915, and his music was played in three concerts this month by The Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra co-directed by Clarence Acox and Michael Brockman. Highlights from one of those concerts will air on Jazz Northwest this Sunday, November 29, 2015 at 2 PM Pacific on 88.5 KPLU and kplu.org. Special guests for the concert include David Hajdu, author of "Lush Life: A Biography of Billy Strayhorn", and saxophonist Roxy Coss, formerly of Seattle now active on the New York scene. Let's Get Lyrical: The Best of Sound Effect's Musical Stories By KPLU • Nov 28, 2015 Bruce Hudson This week on Sound Effect, Gabriel Spitzer and his team scour the archives for the show's most memorable musical segments. We kick off with a short lesson on a tiny instrument, as Gabriel Spitzer literally tries his hands at the ukulele at the house of a renowned uke expert in Wallingford. Then, off to Vito's on First Hill with Ed Ronco to hear from the restaurant's beloved piano player, Ruby Bishop. High Pressure System Locking In Clear Blue Skies This Weekend By Bellamy Pailthorp • Nov 27, 2015 Tim Durkan Photography Enjoy the weather this Thanksgiving weekend. High pressure above us has set up in a stable pattern that will stick around until Monday, keeping rain away until sometime Tuesday. "No precipitation (guaranteed), sunny, with little clouds ... a tonic against Seasonal Affective Disorder," says KPLU weather expert Cliff Mass. Expect clear skies and cooler temps, with highs in the mid-40s and lows down into the 20s or even the teens in western Washington. There might be some fog in a few places and there is a possibility of some air quality issues, as smog builds up. New Era For Seahawks? Injury Forces Lynch Out And Rawls In By Kirsten Kendrick & Art Thiel • Nov 27, 2015 John Froschauer / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 4:05 Sports with Art Thiel weekly commentary With Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch recovering from sports hernia surgery, rookie Thomas Rawls will start this Sunday when the Seahawks host the Steelers. Rawls ran for 209 yards last Sunday, the second-most yards in a single game in Seahawks history. KPLU sports commentator Art Thiel talks about Lynch, Rawls and what may be the beginning of a new era. It's KPLU's 19th Annual Christmas Jam! By Brenda Goldstein-Young • Nov 27, 2015 Bruce Hudson The 19th Annual KPLU Christmas Jam, 88.5 KPLU's much-anticipated FREE holiday concert, features tenor saxophonist Anton Schwartz--Thursday, December 10, 2015 from noon to 1 p.m. at a new venue on the Pacific Lutheran University campus: the Karen Hille Phillips Performing Arts Center in Eastvold Hall. Watching The Movie 'Singles' At The 'Singles' Apartments...Or Not By Arwen Nicks • Nov 26, 2015 Wikimedia Commons What would you do if a stranger tried to throw a party at your house and invited all 700 of their Facebook friends? Sound Effect Senior Producer Arwen Nicks lays out local artist and prankster Derek Erdman's scheme to watch "Singles", a classic grunge film from the 1990s, in the courtyard of the apartment building where it was filmed. Be On The Look Out For Hidden Hazards In Toys You Buy By Paula Wissel • Nov 25, 2015 Paula Wissel Listen Listening... / 1:11 This time of year, it's worth a reminder that some children's gifts can be hazardous. The annual "dangerous toys" list is out from the Washington Public Interest Research Group. For its "Trouble in Toyland" report, the group scoured store shelves for toys that pose choking hazards, or have magnets so powerful they can cause serious internal injuries if swallowed, or are so loud they can hurt kid's hearing. Despite Ruling, Wash. Charter Schools Will Get State Funding For November Operations By Kyle Stokes • Nov 25, 2015 Courtesy Act Now for Washington Students Facebook Page Washington state's charter schools will get one last regular infusion of state money — for their November operating expenses — before a state Supreme Court decision shutting off their current funding source takes effect next month, state education officials confirmed this week. Anat Cohen — Flat-Out Brilliant By KPLU • Nov 25, 2015 Parker Miles Blohm Clarinetist (and sometime saxophonist) Anat Cohen is a one-woman music-blender. Born and raised in Tel Aviv and now living in New York, Anat lays out a world of influences in almost every song she plays. Jazz, classical, klezmer, tango, Brazilian — whatever style or genre of music you can think of, you'll hear at least echoes of it in Ms. Cohen's music if you listen long enough. (And by "long enough" we mean, like, an evening's performance from her and her band.) KPLU Listeners Express Anger Over Station's Surprise Sale To KUOW By Zachariah Hughes • Nov 25, 2015 Parker Miles Blohm for the Northwest News Network Listen Listening... / 4:29 Editor's note: The Northwest News Network is funded in part by KUOW and KPLU. N3 hired an independent reporter and editor for this story. ----- More than 200 people showed up at a meeting of KPLU's Community Advisory Council on Monday to express frustration over the recently announced sale of the public radio station to the University of Washington, and its licensee KUOW. Carbon Credits To Fund Restoration Of Nisqually Land Trust Via California Exchange By Bellamy Pailthorp • Nov 25, 2015 Ted S. Warren / AP Microsoft is helping to preserve forests at the foot of Mount Rainier by investing in the potential of trees and restored forests to soak up carbon pollution. The value of absorbed greenhouse gas emissions will be set through California's cap-and-trade exchange and the income used to grow the asset, through new plantings and road removals. Food For Thought: A New Use for Old Vegetables By Dick Stein • Nov 25, 2015 Dick Stein, Nancy Leson / KPLU Listen Listening... / 3:48 How to make vegetable stock, Nancy's carrot soup. At first I took it personally when Nancy Leson told me she had a new use for old vegetables. Then she explained it had nothing to do with me and everything to do with making a tasty vegetable stock. Meat-centric old me asked, "Really? It actually had some flavor?" "It did after I got done with it." she bragged. Naval Base Kitsap Draws Praise For Using Local Workers To Build New Submarine Wharf By Ashley Gross • Nov 24, 2015 Naval Facilities Engineering Command Northwest Listen Listening... / 1:29 Democratic Rep. Derek Kilmer says the way a new submarine wharf is being built on the Kitsap Peninsula should be a model for other federal projects. He says it was the first time the Department of Defense used a special labor agreement that's supposed to ensure local workers get hired. Transgender Man Successfully Challenges Health Insurer Over Denial Of Treatment Coverage By Paula Wissel • Nov 24, 2015 Anthony Bopp Listen Listening... / 1:17 A transgender Seattle man has won his battle against an insurance company over his medical treatment. Anthony Bopp, who works in the produce section at a local QFC grocery store, has health coverage through Sound Health and Wellness Trust, but the insurer has been refusing to pay for routine treatment Bopp needs. 'Hate Speech' On Social Media Prompts Western Washington University To Suspend Classes By Kyle Stokes • Nov 24, 2015 Jasperdo / Flickr Western Washington University administrators called off all classes Tuesday after getting word of "hate speech targeted at Western students of color" on social media. WWU president Bruce Shepard said in a statement there was "no threat to general campus safety," but that he canceled classes in order to give the Bellingham campus time "demonstrate our outrage, to listen to each other, and to support each other." Environmental Campaign Urges People To Be Thankful For Pollinators This Thanksgiving By Bellamy Pailthorp • Nov 24, 2015 Waugsberg / Wikimedia Creative Commons Imagine what your Thanksgiving table would look like without any food that is pollinated by bees. It's a challenge issued by the group Environment Washington, which is highlighting the issue with a campaign called "No Bees, No Food." Canvassers for the group say if bees die off, then turkey, rolls and potatoes are all that would be left on the table. Dairy products would be endangered. And you can forget about vegetables or traditional pies. Think Laser Beams Are Hot? UW Scientists Got Them To Cool Down Liquids By Gabriel Spitzer • Nov 23, 2015 Dennis Wise / University of Washington Listen Listening... / 1:21 Researchers at the University of Washington say they have figured out how to make lasers do something they have never done before: make a liquid colder. The People Who Help Resettle Refugees In Washington State By Jennifer Wing • Nov 23, 2015 Listen Listening... / 1:54 Last year nearly 3,000 refugees from all over the world resettled in Washington state. Only 25 are from Syria. That number is expected to increase. Recent Releases By Northwest Artists On Jazz Northwest By Jim Wilke • Nov 22, 2015 Amber French A sampling of new and recent releases by resident Northwest musicians is featured on Jazz Northwest this week. One of the most unusual is Recording Ban by Jacob Zimmerman. The title refers to the musicians' union strike against the recording companies 1942-1944. The Recording Ban occurred at a time when jazz was evolving from Swing to Bop and as a result some significant music was not played in recording studios during those years. Underground: Sound Effect, Episode 46 By KPLU • Nov 21, 2015 WSDOT Listen Listening... / 39:55 Listen to the show. Sound Effect is your weekly tour of ideas, inspired by the place we live. The show is hosted by KPLU's Gabriel Spitzer. Each week's show explores a different theme and this week we bring you notes from "Underground." Know More: Under-Reported Stories For Week Ending 11-21-15 By KPLU News Staff • Nov 21, 2015 This week our gaggle of local journalists includes Kari Plog of the Tacoma News Tribune, Steve Wilhem of the Puget Sound Business Journal and Hanna Brooks Olsen of Seattlish. Washington Pot Users May Get to Grow Their Own By Monica Spain • Nov 20, 2015 Elaine Thompson / AP Listen Listening... / 1:09 Recreational pot is legal in Washington, but that doesn't mean it's always easy to procure. New legislation could change that by making it legal to "grow your own." In Oregon, you can grow four plants. In Alaska, Colorado and D.C. the number is six. But here, that number is zero. Cold, Wet Weather System Could Deliver Lowland Snow Early Next Week By Bellamy Pailthorp • Nov 20, 2015 Elaine Thompson / AP Listen Listening... / 5:30 The holiday season might be just getting underway, but a major cold snap is already here. Ski areas are opening across the region and forecasts are calling for the possibly of lowland snow early next week. Specifically, lowland snow in some areas on Tuesday morning. But whether that will actually come to pass is still a big question. "I wouldn't be the house on it," says KPLU weather expert Cliff Mass, "But I would be prepared, either way." The Westerlies — Chamber Jazz For The 21st Century By KPLU • Nov 20, 2015 Chances are, you've never heard a quartet quite like The Westerlies. Generally, a jazz quartet is a rhythm section (piano, bass, drums) with a lead instrument (say, saxophone). Not The Westerlies. No, no. Here you have two trumpets and two trombones. With this unique configuration, they present what is best described as chamber jazz—original compositions, unique arrangements and beautiful improvisation. 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Department Of Labor And Industries Faces Criticism For Closing Hockey Investigation By Ashley Gross • Nov 19, 2015 photo courtesy of the Tri-City Americans Listen Listening... / 4:47 Amid all the hubbub in the legislature last session over school funding and transportation spending, lawmakers also passed a bill that, in effect, exempts Western Hockey League players from state child labor and minimum wage laws. Shortly after that, the Department of Labor and Industries closed a lengthy investigation into the hockey league without taking any action, a move that is troubling to Mary Miller, who was a child labor specialist with the department for more than a decade before she left last year. Seattle Taxi and Uber Drivers Seek To Unionize By Monica Spain • Nov 19, 2015 Ted S. Warren / AP Listen Listening... / 1:55 Transportation network companies Uber and Lyft have made it easier to catch a ride in Seattle. It's also changed the landscape for drivers of traditional taxis. 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Barely into her twenties, Hurray For The Riff Raff front woman's life story is the
living embodiment of a folk song. Her weird and winding tale is something straight out of
a Jack Kerouac novel. At just 17-years-old she ran away from her home in the Bronx to hop
freight trains across the country, found herself playing washboard in a band of fellow
travelers and eventually landed in New Orleans where she taught herself to play the banjo
and began writing songs on her own. Segarra has channeled those experiences into her
music, with wise-beyond-her-years lyrics set to country-infused folk-blues, all punctuated
by her cooing warbly vocals.
Late last week Hurray For The Riff Raff gave fans an advance look at what's to come by
releasing the music video for the album's lead single, "End Of The Line." Let's check out
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Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe (SWOTL) is a DOS game released by LucasFilm Games. It was released in 1991 and allows you to take the role of a pilot in World War II.
Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe lets you play for either the United States Air Force or for the German Luftwaffe. You can play stand-alone missions or you can play the campaign stories. This game runs perfectly under Windows Virtual PC:
I have many fond memories of playing this game when it first came out. Specifically, I remember the bomber missions. In order to reach your target and get home without running out of fuel you could not do anything but fly directly to the target and directly back – and usually not at the top speed. This meant that you had to spend a lot of time manning the turret guns trying to keep your plane in one piece while you slowly drifted to your destination.
I always played this game with the keyboard – but while trying it under Windows Virtual PC I found that you can use the mouse as well. While you would not want to use the mouse for actually flying a plane – it works excellently for when you need to man the turret guns on a bomber plan.
Cheers, Ben
This is your Boss's Boss - do you actually do anything of value? Like real work besides having 10 machines with 7 montiors & about 397 vms on them?
p.s. i remember this game too - i was surprised there was mouse support as well. I used to let them bomb old blighty...
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God knows the '80s weren't perfect. It was the decade of rising budget deficits, illegal U.S. intervention in Central America, and Duran Duran — but it was also the Decade of the Ninja. While the black-garbed messengers of death have appeared in films for ages, they were usually hiding behind ornamental potted palm trees, or clinging to the ceiling; it took a sharp eye to spot them. That is, until martial arts movie mavericks The Fung (pronounced 'Fang') Brothers extracted as many ninjas as possible from the video store shelves and late night cable-TV stations of America, and flung them into one steaming VHS pile a.k.a. Ninja Annihilation War!!! This relentless multi-thousand dollar cut-and-paste spectacle stars whatever Caucasian dudes happened to be in Hong Kong at the time, and combines scenes from unrelated films into a dense fabric of digressions, flashbacks, minor-character subplots that go on at baffling length, and — of course — demonstrations of pole-spinning, star-hurling, life-terminating prowess. We bring you this extremely rare screening of a lost ninja masterpiece never released in theaters OR home video, so bring ten friends (or a thousand strangers) and TEAR THE NIGHT TO SHREDS!!
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Kick some girls off a cheerleading squad for drinking and get accused of this:
"Conspiratorial conduct, sanctioned by [the Department of Education] was designed to squash that free speech and bring student-athletes and students at OHS into line through fear of reprisal," the complaint stated.
That is, the parents accused the school of suppressing their little snowflakes' right to dress in tawdry costumes at a Halloween party. Tawdriness, in world where nekkid dancing is protected speech, is a protected form of free speech. The school's contention, that the ex-cheerleaders violated a no-drinking agreement, prevailed.


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You know who should win an Academy Award? ROGER EBERT. The 2011 Academy Awards air Sunday, February 27th!
You know who should win an Academy Award? ROGER EBERT. The 2011 Academy Awards air Sunday, February 27th!
If there's any justic in the world, The Social Network will win Best Picture. Also, Christian Bale will win Best Supporting actor, as he should. Fincher deserves best director, but Ebert may actually be right about that one and Hooper could get it.
If any movie this year deserves to clean up, as Ebert seems to think The King's Speech will, it's The Social Network. It was just the best.
"A British historical drama about a brave man struggling to overcome a disability and then leading his people into World War II looks better to the academy than a cutting-edge portrait of hyperactive nerds."
haven't seen the social network yet, but i think i'm on the academy's side.
and i hope ebert is right on his supporting actor/actress guesses.
"…it was this little English movie that didn't really open in the United States, it was more successful in foreign countries. It was delightful." – Some gray-haired lady walking by my office
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When driving at highway speeds the car suddenly loses power and the rpm's drop about 500, but if you mash the gas pedal it comes back pretty quickly. Just had the fuel filter and pump replaced, and it's doing it worse than ever. Even the mechanic at the shop (not Lexus) is stumped. This is getting very expensive. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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To me, it's perfectly clear that the ant is issuing a last warning to the lady bug. But how would you tell that to someone who can't read these animals?
In the light of the whole series: http://www.pbase.com/antjes/lady_bug
this might become more clear.
I actually think that it's easier with spiders. It's clear that this one is angry: Angry Spider while this one belongs to the most curious spider species you can meet: Curious Spider
And here I tried to show how vast a spider's realm is for that little critter: Vast More so if you are very small: Very small critter
To depict what happens and not what it looks like (and to make someone care about it) is the art of it, I agree. But with all things subjective, it depends a whole lot on who's watching. Being unable to see what moves an insect or a spider is to me almost as being blind to see what moves dogs.


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Favorite thing: As I said in my intro i found many tips and information about this destination
on the consulate portal website in marseille (in french)
They know very well the destination and can provide travel assistance as they work with a local travel agency (Mistral Voyages)
Here is the web site
you ll find also many nice pics etc..
Here the direct page to tourism info
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Favorite thing: If you just want to become acquainted with Sao Tome, I recommend one week. The second option is stay two week, and so on, in weekly basis, because there is only one flight in a week to Europe. More flights to Central Africa, though.
Many of the activities in Sao Tome is based to the ways of enjoying of the nature and relaxed time ongoing.
As an occasional example, we met a Dutch guy who had 2-week flying ticket. He paid 800 euros for getting back to home one week earlier than intended.
Sexond example: we hired a 4WD jeep from another Dutch, who spend 3 months at Sao Tome, 3 months at Netherlands and so on.Related to:
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Favorite thing: It is quite difficult to find a map of Sao Tome island. If you stay mostly in the capital and nothern coast line (beaches) areas, you actually do not need map, due to lack of roads.
But if you head to inland, like Cascadas da Sao Nicolau, local map is handy. For general orientation, Lonely Planet has a not-so-detailed version:
or if the link is broken, go through the opening page of the site.
This is one of the most comprehensive map you can find via net. Most of the net maps just places tiny dot to the blue box (presenting Gulf of Guinea).
For road map, ask from Sao Tome, maybe from Mapping Institute. If you find it, it might be quite expensive at Sao Tome scale, but definitely worth of.
For the street map of capital and other details, I used Central Africa (2nd edition) of Lonely Planet.Related to:
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For centuries, the islands were one of the main trade centres of the organised slave trade. In the sixteenth century, the islands' sugar cane trade was economically dominant and led the world.
Later on, the plantation cultivation of coffee and cocoa was developed, and the islands and their impressive large-scale plantations (Rocas) became the largest cocoa producers in the world by the start of the 20th century. This unique position was based on the one hand on the unusual organisational talent of the Portuguese colonialists and traders, but also on the slave-owning economy, which had been standard across the world for centuries, and which was not superseded until the 19th century by the introduction of the contractual worker system, which was, however, considered to be just as oppressive by the workers.
In 1975, a national freedom movement within the population, the global influence of communism, and the take-over of Portugal by communist forces led to the collapse of the Portuguese empire and to the independence of São Tomé e Principe in the same year. From that time on, the new state was embedded in a network of communistic African states until 1990.
During this time, there was an exodus of about 2,000 Europeans, the expropriation of the Rocas, the complete decline of the plantation economy and the far-reaching decay of the infrastructure, some of which was centuries old. The population resolutely exploited the global collapse of communism and decided in 1992 through an overwhelming majority to introduce a democratic multi-party system characterised by a market economy.
Since then, under the democratically elected President Miguel Trovada and the Prime Minister Guilherme Posser, the country has tried, with increasing success, to recover economically under its own forces and with international support. Today, unlike almost every country on the continent of Africa, the island state can be characterised as stable. There is trusting co-operation with experienced government advisers from different EU states.
Watch the fishermen bring...
Favorite thing: Watch the fishermen bring their catch of fish to the beach, and the women have a fish market right there on the beach.Ask permission to take photos . Some of the natives are pickey about photos.
Fondest memory: Friendly people,always seem happy and smiling and willing to help. It is very safe to walk anywhere in Sao or Principe on your own. Crime is almost unheard of. Be careful at night walking , there are large holes in the sidewalk and easy to fall into them unless you have flashlight, which you would be wise to carry at night. DO NOT TAKE PHOTO OF THE PALACE,I did and the guard raised their rifle and pointed it at me. I got the message fast.
There are no dangerious animals on Sao or Principe. Mosquitoes Yes.
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Favorite thing: The view from the main street, near presidents house.
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I used to have sheets that match this perfectly!
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I almost like it, but not quite
JessNess 7 years
I think its adorable and the oranges would work well as an accent color
AKirstin 7 years
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE!! This would fit right in at my house. My living room/dining room walls are chocolate brown with a big orange and silver chevron I painted across the middle. :D
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I hate the colors and it looks like something was spilled on the side and created the waves.
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This would look great in my living room.
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these would look awesome on my couch.
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Fun and sassy, but out of price range for now
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I'ts funky :P I like it!
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I'ts funky :P I like it!
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Those colors are a little to 70s for me
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orange and brown are two of my fav colors..and i am so a child of the 70's so i love the pillow but not the price..
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Love the pillow, but not the price.
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i love it, but i think i'm biased because my living room is the color of the 5th stripe down. hmmm.
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The Chic Life and Tragic Death of a Revered Costume Designer
The Chic Life and Tragic Death of a Revered Costume Designer
This story first appeared in the April 5 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
Anyone with even a perfunctory knowledge of costume design knows the names Adrian, Edith Head and Bob Mackie. But few have heard of Irene Lentz, a twice-Oscar-nominated designer who had a charmed career that ended in tragedy when she leapt to her death from her room at Hollywood's Knickerbocker Hotel in 1962.
Lentz not only costumed Hollywood's Golden Age stars for the big screen -- famously putting Lana Turner in then-scandalous high-waist shorts with a midriff-baring top in 1946's The Postman Always Rings Twice -- she also dressed them in real life. Her eponymous Irene clothing line was one of only two to have its own salon at Los Angeles' famed Bullocks Wilshire department store in the 1930s and '40s. (Coco Chanel had the other.) But over recent decades, Lentz largely was forgotten. "She is the most celebrated costume designer nobody has heard of," says TV and movie costume designer Greg LaVoi, who is writing a book about her.
Her close friend Doris Day -- whom Lentz dressed in the early-'60s films Lover Come Back and Midnight Lace -- still fondly remembers her. "She was such a talented designer, and I loved everything she did for me," Day tells THR. "She knew exactly what I liked, and when we did a film, we didn't even have to discuss my wardrobe because she knew what I would wear."
PHOTOS: Irene Lentz: The Tragic Life of a Hollywood Style Icon
Lentz -- Oscar-nominated for Midnight Lace and 1948's B.F.'s Daughter -- was revered for her dresses in ultrafine silk souffle, luxurious bias-cut chiffon gowns and kick-pleated day skirts. Her looks represented a new wave of modern American dressing: wide swingy trousers with elegant silk blouses, tailored suits cut to hug a woman's curves, with hand stitching and exquisite buttons. "Her tailoring flattered a woman's figure," says Doris Raymond, owner of L.A. consignment store The Way We Wore.
Now -- 51 years after her suicide at age 61 -- Lentz's designs have won a new group of admirers: Tory Burch has worn a Lentz creation on the NYC charity circuit, and for 2010's The Tourist, costume designer Colleen Atwood put Angelina Jolie in a caramel shawl and ivory sheath based on an Irene look. "I have always been enamored of the refinement of her eye," says Atwood. But her most enthusiastic fan is LaVoi. During the run of TNT's The Closer, he dressed star Kyra Sedgwick in 60-year-old suits, and this spring took the bold step of relaunching the Irene line with the blessing of her family. Irene pieces come up for sale occasionally at The Way We Wore and Melrose Avenue's Decades and are priced around $1,800 to $3,800.
Lentz's design career began modestly. After moving to L.A. from Baker, Mont., in 1920 at age 20, she worked as a bit actress in Mack Sennett silent films before opening a tiny boutique, Irene of California, on the USC campus where she basically "dressed coeds," according to LaVoi. But after her husband of 11 months, silent-film director F. Richard Jones, died of tuberculosis at age 37, Lentz left for Europe, where she discovered European couture.
When she returned, she opened another boutique at 9000 Sunset Blvd. and built a following among the wealthy wives of studio execs -- including MGM chief Louis B. Mayer's daughters Irene and Edith -- and a celebrity clientele that would come to include Marilyn Monroe, Ava Gardner and Carole Lombard. Soon, Bullocks came calling with an offer to open her own custom design shop at the store (where Gary Cooper, a reputed lover, visited). Her first big film break came when loyal customer Dolores del Rio insisted Lentz design her costumes for the 1933 film Flying Down to Rio.


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My question is very simple :
- Is there any solution to install xCode, or equivalent, under unix OS, like ubuntu ?
Indeed, i don't want to buy an expensive macbook to develop my private iPhone applications.
Thanks for your hints.
The iPhone SDK requires Mac OS, and you need to install the SDK even if you plan to develop applications with, say, MonoTouch or Corona.
I don't know if Mac OS can be run as a virtual machine inside Linux. Anyway, you may consider buying a Mac Mini. It is not very expensive and powerful enough for software development.
The OSX86 project might solve your problem. It's not as convenient as buying a cheap Mac, but you can install it on a regular PC and it seems there are ways to install XCode on it.
If you end up buying a Mac, be sure to look at the specs for IPhone development first. If I remember correctly, you need a mac based on an x86 core (such as the Mac Mini) to develop IPhone software.
xCode without Mac OS is definitely not possible. The real question here is, wether it's possible to install the complete Mac operating system in a virtual environment or not.
Last Saturday I tested a very nice soft called... VMware !
So is it possible to install mac OSX leopard on this kind of virtual machine ?
As far as I know iPhone development under unix is only possible if you jailbreak your iPhone. Which I would not recommend. You could try to buy a used Intel mac mini to develop for the iPhone.
I am doing some apps development for an iPhone and I have a Windows 7. You can install VMWare and install the Mac OS 10.6 through this and load xCode from Mac. The key is in finding the correct place to download VMWare and Mac OS.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto says budget cuts won't be as drastic as first planned in fiscal year 2013-14 because of increased enrollment and higher tuition revenue.
Capilouto said during a campus-wide forum Monday that an additional $11.9 million is expected in tuition revenues next year, partly as a result of out-of-state students' higher tuition rates.
Among the budget measures Capilouto announced are a reduction in the cut for academic departments from 4.2 percent to 2.1 percent, a reduction in administration's budget cut from 6.4 percent to 5 percent and tuition increases of no more than 3 percent and a merit salary plan of 5 percent.
Capilouto stressed the need to improve retention and graduation rates as part of UK's fundamental mission and a financial necessity.
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Far from what one would expect to see; this is what nearly 2000 km of border with Afghanistan looks like from the Iranian side. Not surprisingly canals, barriers, barbed wires and border towers are what separate Iran and the world's largest illicit opium and cannabis producer and still drug smugglers mange to pass through. A serious challenge that over the years has lead the country to build one of the strongest counter-narcotics enforcement capabilities in the region with the highest rate of opium and heroin seizures according to the United Nations office on drugs and crime. This is what prompted over 20 diplomats representing the UNODC and the mini-Dublin member states to take a closer look at what's being done. All is in place; from state-of-the-art X-rays machines to a K9 unit with drug sniffing dogs but there's still more that needs to be done. Comprised of the 27 member states of the European Union, Australia, Canada, Japan, Norway, the United States, the European Commission and UNODC, the Dublin Group is an informal consultation body concerned with illicit drugs production and trafficking and demand. The Mini-Dublin Group in the Islamic Republic has the main tasks of compiling local situation reports, facilitating coordination on anti-drug trafficking policies. Iran has constantly called for more international cooperation and especially now that it is facing a tsunami of synthetic drugs mostly Amphetamine type Stimulants.


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I created these sandwiches when I realized I did not have a can of sloppy joe sauce. The sweet brown sugar in this recipe complements the tangy salsa. —Mrs. Krista E Collins, Concord, North Carolina
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1-1/3 cups salsa
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed tomato soup, undiluted
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
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In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in salsa, soup and brown sugar. Cover and simmer 10 minutes or until heated through. Serve on buns.
Freeze option: Cool and place in a freezer container; freeze up to 3 months. To use, thaw beef mixture in refrigerator; place in a saucepan and heat through. Serve on buns. Yield: 8 servings.
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I do not actually think they will go get a new label / they will release on Time Bomb again.
The sneaker will be whether they go back to Epitaph, which I imagine can be done with one phone call.
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I do not actually think they will go get a new label / they will release on Time Bomb again.
The sneaker will be whether they go back to Epitaph, which I imagine can be done with one phone call.
tough call. do we count "intros" as tracks, like disclaimer, intro, and welcome?
I'd have to give it to Neocon.
Although I would love this and would fly to the opposite end of the earth to see it, I don't think Dexter can handle more than an hour of singing at a time.
Want to point out that Im very happy we have these, but small correction, they HAVE played She's Got Issues before, this was confirmed by Noodles back in the day.
He does seem to be working pretty hard.
This was cool to see, I went skydiving a year ago too.
Rons not up to much, I heard someone say he is retired now.
I think it'd be pretty cool if they made amends enough to have a little...
Does anyone have the videos from the secret May 16th show?!?
I searched for Hammerhead on youtube today and could not find it from this show. Anybody have it?
The likely reason for the summer nationals tour, playing americana before its anniversary, slim pickens litho sale, and the super hot sauce for sale. Just my speculation.
Personally I think this is fair game since its in the news, but we have been asked to not discuss this.
*Pip voice* "I'll pay Fifty dollars for one!"
very productive conversationalist. everyone owes you everything they have.
Looks like this happened a year ago but was published today......
Every. Year.
I remember that. You know what is the most pointless easter egg they have given us? A fucking karaoke version of When Your In Prison. Thanks alot guys, its my favorite song, Im gonna sing that at my...
They definitely used to come on here.
Its tough to say if they still do, but I imagine they check in once in awhile, like Im sure they wanted to know our reaction to Coming For You. Theyre more...
Would you care to explain how the band was able to play Smash songs like Self Esteem, Bad Habit, COAP, while they toured for their Columbia albums?
Yeah well Fuck Fat Mike up his stupid asshole
Hah you're right, its not as bad as Hit That. Maybe on the next greatest hits commentary they'll talk about the local news for this one too.
I always thought this song was about the impending police state, police aggression, the Govt/NSA.
If I'm wrong thats fine, but I dont even see the symbolism in this video.
I wish I were impressed, but I'm not. Again.
A clown fight club? Really?
This doesn't get me to like the song more, infact it dilutes my original interpretation of it.
I'm disappointed but not...
I like seeing music videos, often I like a song better after seeing one. But the Offspring's last few videos I've only watched once and never again (Days Go By, YGGFK, Hammerhead), they're barely...
A few years back, I think in a Road Journal, Dexter describes the Bad Habit video they shot.
I believe this may have been shown on a screen during a live performance of the song, but I never saw it,...
I like those covers, but those 2 tracks are definitely the worst quality recordings they've put out. Except for maybe The Blurb.
You're right I did have that thought yesterday, we couldn't assume otherwise with that post.


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