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I have a Bronica s2a and when I was first learning to use it, I found that if the film carrier was not seated squarely in the back so that both of the levers snapped back into place, then the film counter did not engage correctly...
What are these levers you speak of? Maybe the S back doesn't have those ...
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There are two pins, one on either side of the insert, that snap into the back. If they aren't snapped in all the way, the back won't work properly.
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I have the 12-only back (120.) One thing I noticed is that the manual says you can advance the film manually by using the dial-looking thing on the side (winder?) On mine it does nothing; it just spins freely. Every so often it seems to catch, but mostly it does nothing so I was thinking maybe the gears aren't catching. This was one of the reasons I was thinking that the back is kaput.
I have an S2 back that should be coming this week. We'll see if that fixes the problem (I hope it does ... )
Well, then the gears might not be catching, but the insert still needs to snap in. If that's your problem, then you won't need any repairs.
Sorry to keep rehashing this ...
It was my understanding (I think from the manual) that if the back latch won't close (moving the lever from O to C) then the film carrying apparatus thing isn't inserted properly. I've tried pushing quite hard and there have been no snaps; the film carrier came out a little and the back closed properly. I have been practicing with a roll of backing paper (no film) put onto a spool. Loading is fine, advance seems to be ok and the shutter is fine.
My new back should be coming tonight, hopefully it will end this ongoing conundrum
Well, I got the S2 back tonight. It looks to be okay. The seller has had the light seals re-done, and I put test roll of backing paper on a spool through and it went no problem.
The other back I have must be broken, then. Thanks for the help
I wonder if should bother asking about having the original back looked at? Repairing it would probably cost more than getting another one (about $50 in the case of the S2 one I got.)
In today's market, it probably makes sense just to buy more backs if one has a serious winding problem that might cost more to fix than a routine CLA.
What you might do with the bad one, as I have with one of my "parts" backs, is convert it to a groundglass back. Just get a groundglass of suitable size and epoxy it matte side toward the lens to the film rails. I used a spare S2a groundglass that I had left over after upgrading both of the S2a's I had at the time to SatinSnow glass. I use it for macro work and sometimes with the tilt-shift bellows and occasionally to check the film plane focus against the focus in the finder, to make sure it isn't drifting.
Since it seems that the OP's original question was resolved, I won't feel too bad asking a follow-on question here...
David: On the S2A, the fresnel lens is in the light path between the mirror and the gound glass (...I just pulled mine out and looked), meaning that the fresnel effect would affect the final position of the ground glass if it were removed. When you replaced the original ground glass with a Satin Snow, did you keep the fresnel or remove it? If you removed it, did you make adjustments in the ground glass position?
I have done the foam replacement myself on this body and I am familiar with assessing and adjusting the ground glass position, I was just interested in your experience. Thanks.
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It's been a while since I've taken it apart, but as I recall the fresnel sits in a recessed position below the groundglass, and the matte side of the groundglass rests on rails or maybe it's a rail on one side and two metal supports on the other side with springs pushing up on the glass, and then the frame clamps it all down, so the fresnel does not affect the position of the groundglass, and the focusing surface of the new groundglass is in exactly the same position as was that of the old groundglass. Dave Parker also happens to be a classic Bronica shooter, so he tested it on his before I bought my glass from him.
When the foam in the groundglass frame deteriorates, of course, the springs below the groundglass push up on the glass, and the foam isn't able to press down on it anymore, so that it is no longer in registration, which is the cause of the common focus problem with the older Bronicas.
Thanks. Your description is accurate to my s2a and to the repair manual I have.
I was under the impression from other threads I have read about fresnels that the fresnel lens altered the focal distance by about 33% of the thickness of the fresnel... So, for example, if a fresnel is 1.8mm thick and in the path to the ground glass, the fresnel actually optically shortens the path by 0.6mm (shifts the focal point forward by 33% of 1.8mm), so that removing the fresnel, even if the gg is held in the same position, would make it so that the image focuses at a different place.
But it has been a while since I read all that - - I will need to review it. Thanks for your quick response.


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Canadian Banks Show Rare Division Over TMX Sale to LSE
Canadian banks, united on most policy issues, are divided on whether to support the proposed sale of the country's main stock exchange to London Stock Exchange Group Plc.
Toronto-Dominion Bank, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and National Bank of Canada, three of the country's six biggest lenders, said yesterday they oppose the C$3.2 billion ($3.3 billion) transaction, concerned about job losses and surrendering regulatory control of the securities industry.
Royal Bank of Canada and Bank of Montreal support the combination, saying it will benefit Canada's financial-services industry. Both banks are advising on the sale. Bank of Nova Scotia, the country's third-largest bank, hasn't weighed in on the debate.
"They're not all the same - they don't all wear white shirts and red ties," said Ian Nakamoto, director of research at Toronto-based MacDougall MacDougall & MacTier Inc. "Each bank has a different culture and they're run by different people."
The six lenders, which represent the bulk of Canada's deposits, loans and mortgages, have been united in the past on issues including financial reform, opposing a global bank tax and pushing for the right to sell insurance online.
The banks opposing the transaction released a letter yesterday outlining their concerns, saying Canada's clout as a center for mining and energy trading may be diminished.
'Flag of Globalization'
"The outlook for Canadian capital markets over the next number of years would be very uncertain," according to the letter, signed by Toronto-Dominion's TD Securities Chief Executive Officer Robert Dorrance, Richard Nesbitt, CEO of CIBC World Markets, and Ricardo Pascoe, co-CEO of National Bank Financial, Casgrain & Co. President Guy Casgrain and AltaCorp Capital Inc. CEO George Gosbee. Toronto-Dominion coordinated the logistics of the efforts.
Canada is not "obliged to support any deal that wraps itself in the flag of globalization," the bankers wrote in the letter titled "Let's Build on a Canadian Success Story." "Canadians are quite capable of competing and winning on the global stage. Our success does not depend on selling out or waiting for others to 'save' us."
Dorrance told an Ontario legislative committee in Toronto yesterday that financial firms are also worried about access to capital and governance of the combined company.
"Rule making will lose its Canadian focus," he said.
'Right for Canada'
National Bank of Canada Vice Chairman Luc Bertrand, who appeared alongside Dorrance, later told reporters that the issue is what's right for Canada.
"Canada has made some really smart decisions over the years, and we're the envy of the world," said Bertrand, the former head of the Montreal derivatives market. "What we're hoping to impress upon policymakers is, let's continue in that same culture and vein of thinking."
TMX and LSE dropped on concern the deal may be blocked. The takeover requires approval from the federal government and five Canadian provincial regulators including Ontario and Quebec. London Stock Exchange fell 24 pence, or 2.8 percent, to 845 pence in London trading. TMX Group fell 68 cents, or 1.7 percent, to C$38.39 at 4 p.m. trading in Toronto.
The Ontario Securities Commission will focus on "regulatory aspects" in its review of the proposed sale, said commission Chairman Howard Wetston.
Global Arena
"While exchanges operate in a global arena and consolidation is ongoing, it remains the responsibility of the local regulators to ensure regulatory oversight continues to be strong and effective," Wetston told the Ontario committee today.
Shares of the Toronto Stock Exchange owner are trading about 3 percent below the offer from the LSE, according to Bloomberg data. When the deal was announced Feb. 9, TMX shareholders were offered a premium of more than 8 percent. The gap between the shares and the offer price indicates investors are betting the sale may not be approved.
TMX Group CEO Thomas Kloet, responding to yesterday's letter, said in a statement today that the transaction "contains protections and covenants to ensure that regulatory oversight of the exchanges and of Canadian issuers remain intact."
Royal Bank, the country's biggest lender, is advising the London exchange on the transaction, while Bank of Montreal, the No. 4 bank, is working with TMX.
Business Rationale
"The business rationale behind the merger makes a lot of sense in a world where exchanges are globalizing," Royal Bank CEO Gordon Nixon told reporters on March 3. Having Toronto as a co-head office for a global exchange is "likely more attractive than the alternative" if TMX would remain a standalone Canadian exchange, he said.
The transaction would benefit Ontario and Toronto's financial-services sector, which employs about 300,000 people, said Eric Tripp, President of Bank of Montreal's BMO Capital Markets unit.
"These are good, well paying jobs," Tripp said, according to the text of his speaking notes yesterday to the committee. "There are thousands more - lawyers, accountants, IT professionals - whose jobs exist solely to support this financial services cluster."


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But so does Stacy Keibler, and I'd be all over her like bugs on a windshield.
GTFOH! To say this creepy bitch is "lean" is like saying Rosie O'Donnell is "curvy"! Jada was always on the scrawny side but now she just looks repulsive. If you're attracted to this shit you just have a crackhead fetish. Go hang around any methadone clinic near your town. You'll thank me for it.
Someone take this woman to In-N-Out and feed her cheeseburgers for 6 months.
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They're under her armpits.
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In 70's Blacksploitation parlance, wouldn't that need to be… Blorg Queen?
I was going to say he hit the Nail on the Head Calling this CRAP.
That thing is not gorgeous nor a woman. It's a walking alien corpse.
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Jackson, chairman of the Danish-based foundation Gaia Trust and co-editor of Gaian Economics: Living Well Within Planetary Limits, provides a comprehensive and lucidly written history of neoliberal economics and its effects, tracing the inequalities inherent in neoliberal economic planning. Neoliberalism, as Jackson illustrates, isn't an inevitable historical development, but rather an "artificial construct" created by people with a self-serving strategy that neglects the rest of humanity. Jackson presents the fundamental flaws in modern economics, locates the turning point in regulation and economic behavior, and then shows how and why things have devolved to their current state through the actions of the IMF and WTO. He traces a new, emergent worldview, proposing a solution in the form of a Gaian economic system, in which smaller, decentralized, diverse communities with a degree of local democracy form the proposed utopia, in contrast to the branded neoliberal free market of corporate dreams. A return to a simpler, more satisfying, and sustainable lifestyle is both necessary and inevitable, Jackson argues. The book is a how-to, "get serious about survival" guide, laying out a "global governance structure" and providing us with several strategies to try to get there. Hopefully, Jackson's ideas won't fall on deaf ears.
"Many writers have inventoried the unfolding disasters that threaten the human future. Ross Jackson is one of the very few who goes on to spell out a visionary, yet practical, program of sufficient ambition to achieve a positive future. Best of all, he draws on his distinctive experience and credentials as a global currency trader to outline sound proposals for redesigning the badly flawed systems of global trade and finance that currently drive the world toward economic, social, and environmental collapse. This is a truly important book."--David Korten, co-founder of YES! Magazine, author of Agenda for a New Economy
"Amazing! Ross Jackson's proposal for post-collapse strategy is the first plausible, constructive scenario I have seen."--Dennis Meadows, co-author, The Limits to Growth
"Occupy World Street is a masterpiece which deserves to get wide circulation and commitment by world leaders."--Maurice Strong, Secretary-General of the UN Earth Summit, Rio 1992
"Occupy World Street is a monumental and inspirational call to action-and a long-awaited blueprint for how the actions should be implemented."--John Perkins, author of Confessions of an Economic Hitman
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"Jackson's initiative has the potential to unite hundreds of NGOs and millions of ordinary citizens in the streets behind a single simple proposal (that could change the current dysfunctional game.)"--Hazel Henderson, author of Ethical Markets: Growing the Green Economy
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Ross Jackson, an expert in international finance and operations research, has long been an innovative leader in both the business and NGO worlds. He is chairman of Gaia Trust, a Danish-based foundation that supports the Global Ecovillage Network and Gaia Education, as well as hundreds of sustainability projects in forty countries. He is also director and owner of Urtekram, Scandinavia's largest wholesale organic-food company, and former chairman of Gaiacorp, foreign-exchange consultants and hedge fund managers. Jackson is the coeditor of When No Means Yes: Danish Visions of a Different Europe and Gaian Economics: Living Well Within Planetary Limits and author of And We ARE Doing It: Building an Ecovillage Future, among other books. He lives in Denmark.
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For his triumphant return to the runway after a seven-year hiatus, Kenneth Cole took the whole social media thing to new heights. He introduced his new collection with a video that began as such: "During the @KennethCole runway show, out of respect for other members of the audience, please make sure your phones and tablets are switched…ON." Oh, that darn Kenneth!
The clip went on to explain that the show would be made available on every one of KC's platforms—Twitter, Instagram, Foursquare, Tumblr, Kennethcole.com—and urged guests and livestream viewers to tweet using the hashtag #KCRUNWAY. But this wasn't just a usual play to get trending fast—for every tweet containing the hashtag, Kenneth Cole Productions pledged to donate one dollar to AIDS research foundation amfAR. It's nice to see a little philanthropy during the craziness of NYFW.
As for the clothes, they were a neat urban mix of greys, blacks and burgundy (sorry, oxblood). We spotted some military-style hats, utilitarian pocketed skirts and great wool outerwear. But the best accessories on the runway? The smartphones held—and frequently checked—by the models, who snapped multiple photos of the audience during the final walk. My, how the tables have turned…
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After three consecutive years of company sales growth and the successful launch of a new contemporary restaurant prototype, Huddle House has announced it has hired Tyrone Counts as its chief operating officer.
Counts is a 1982 Newark High School graduate and played on the high school basketball team from 1980-81. He played on the team that went to the state finals in 1981. He graduated from Ohio University with a Bachel of Science degree in communications
Counts' key responsibilities will be to build on the company's growth and improve overall sales and profitability. With a 27-year track record of driving unit growth, real estate selection and training/retaining longstanding employees with such brands as Pizza Hut, Counts most recently held the title of regional operations director with Tim Horton's. As a restaurant and franchise industry veteran, Counts is credited with leading Tim Horton's most profitable region, spearheading numerous new product initiatives and was instrumental in Tim Horton's growth of 800 stores in the U.S.


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CHAMPAIGN — A week away from football might have helped Illinois coach Ron Zook. He likes recruiting, so leaving campus and the storm brewing over his tenure probably was a good thing for the seventh-year Illini leader.
It did little to stop the conversation.
CHAMPAIGN — A week away from football might have helped Illinois coach Ron Zook. He likes recruiting, so leaving campus and the storm brewing over his tenure probably was a good thing for the seventh-year Illini leader.
It did little to stop the conversation.
After Illini defensive coordinator Vic Koenning admitted Thursday what a win at Penn State would have done for the Illini players and Zook, offensive coordinator Paul Petrino gave some historical perspective before the Illini (6-3 overall, 2-3 in the Big Ten) hosts No. 22 Michigan (7-2, 3-2) on Saturday at Memorial Stadium (2:30 p.m., ABC).
"The biggest thing is we're 6-3,'' Petrino said. "We have to win another game, then we're 7-3. Then that's pretty darn good. We battled to the very end of the year last year to get six wins.
"Somebody told me it's like 20 years since (Illinois) went to two bowl games and had two winning seasons in a row. We have to keep battling. We had three practices in a row. I expect us to come out and play good this weekend.''
Illinois hasn't posted back-to-back winning seasons since 1990. The Illini haven't appeared in bowl games in consecutive seasons since 1992.
Meanwhile, the Illini worked on improvement more than getting ready for Michigan during practice sessions late last week. Following a day off Sunday, the Illini got busy with preparations for the Wolverines. Illinois also can steal some of the handiwork done by Iowa. During a 24-16 victory over Michigan on Saturday, the Hawkeyes used some of the same schemes run by the Illini.
"There is stuff that we can take that they did well,'' quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase said. "It comes down to execution. They did a good job of executing, especially in the first half. That's really what won them the game.''
The Wolverines are early 1-point favorites by the Vegas oddsmakers.
Illini guard Hugh Thornton underwent arthroscopic knee surgery after the Penn State game. He's unlikely to play against Michigan but may return vs. Wisconsin on Nov. 19.
"It will be day to day,'' Zook said. "There's a chance he could play against Michigan. There's a real good chance he'll play against Wisconsin.''
The Illini host Wisconsin in an 11 a.m. game. Broadcast will be on either ESPN or ESPN2. That decision will be made following this weekend's games.
After going 10-0-1 in the last 11 games and upsetting top-seeded Penn State 2-1 in overtime in the Big Ten title game Sunday, the Illini women (16-4-2) host Notre Dame (10-7-3) in a first-round match in the 64-team NCAA Tournament at 1 p.m. Sunday. A win would likely put Illinois against second-seed Oklahoma.
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Perhaps No. 7 Illinois is back on track. After losing three of four matches, Illinois rolled past Indiana in a four-set victory Saturday in Bloomington, Ind. The Illini host No. 9 Penn State at 6 p.m. Friday. Illinois is tied for third in the Big Ten standings after holding the No. 1 national ranking earlier this season.
"We have to continue to be committed to working really hard, staying together and being great volleyball players,'' coach Kevin Hambly said. "At times we lose that, both in practice and in matches. The potential of this group is outstanding and we need to maximize that.''
Illini senior Dennis Nevolo ended with a runner-up finish in the national indoor intercollegiate tennis championships Sunday, falling to Virginia's Mitchell Frank 6-3, 2-6, 7-5.
Nevolo was seeded eighth in the tournament and ends the fall season at 11-2 in singles play.
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My mother has always liked Mike Cragg so she will be happy to see that Cragg and I are cited in this Lexington Column in The Economist . People have been interested in our work examining the political economy of Carbon voting such as the vote on the June 2009 American Clean Energy and Security Act. Based on analyzing actual votes, we document that members of Congress and the Senate vote "pro-carbon mitigation" when they are from liberal, rich, low-carbon areas. So, the Obama Team will need to craft transfers to conservative, poor, high carbon districts if they want to garner votes from such areas.
We have revised the paper and the new draft is here .
Ideally, I would encourage authors in other nations to think about whether they can use our design to study voting patterns in their nations. Self interest certainly matters in carbon politics but a little bit of "greenness" can partially offset this. So, this is a Chicago Stigler/Peltzman/Becker regulation paper with a touch of Berkeley hippyness! For people who know me, doesn't that sound like me?


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Roberts Realty Investors, Inc., the registrant, was informed by Reznick Group, P.C. ("Reznick Group"), our independent registered public accounting firm, that Reznick Group has entered into a business combination with J.H. Cohn, LLP ("J.H. Cohn"). In connection with the business combination, J.H. Cohn legally changed its name to CohnReznick LLP ("CohnReznick") and continues to be registered with the PCAOB. As a result of the business combination and in accordance with applicable SEC rules related to business combinations of independent registered public accounting firms, on November 5, 2012, Reznick Group resigned as our independent registered public accounting firm. The audit committee of our board of directors has appointed CohnReznick, the combined firm, as our independent registered public accounting firm effective November 5, 2012. Our audit engagement team did not change as a result of the business combination.
Reznick Group's reports on our financial statements for the fiscal years ended December 31, 2010 and December 31, 2011 did not contain any adverse opinion or disclaimer of opinion, nor were they qualified or modified as to uncertainty, audit scope or accounting principles.
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(a) no "disagreements" (as that term is defined in Item 304(a)(1)(iv) of Regulation S-K promulgated by the SEC and the related instructions) between Reznick Group and us on any matter of accounting principles or practices, financial statement disclosure, or auditing scope or procedure, which, if not resolved to the satisfaction of Reznick Group, would have caused Reznick Group to make reference to the subject matter of the disagreements in its reports on our financial statements for those years; and
(b) no "reportable events" (as that term is defined in Item 304(a)(1)(v) of Regulation S-K).
During the two fiscal years ended December 31, 2010 and December 31, 2011 and the subsequent interim period through November 5, 2012:
(a) neither we nor anyone on our behalf consulted J.H. Cohn regarding the application of accounting principles to a specified transaction, either completed or proposed, or the type of audit opinion that might be rendered with respect to our financial statements;
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It was a normal evening. You were just sitting in your room, playing some games that Kiku showed you recently. Yep, just minding your own business when someone knocked on your door.
Sighing, you lazily got up to open the door until you heard a voice.
"I'm respecting your privacy by knocking, but asserting my authority as your boyfriend by coming in anyway!"
Cue Alfred storming into your room with a battering ram.
A battering ram.
You knitted your brows. How many more things was he going to destroy in your house? Seriously, your car, your table, your printer
what more was he planning to destroy? Your computer?! A malicious glare appeared on your face. No way was he destroying your precious!
boyfriends don't destroy their girlfriends' belongings! Do you know how expensive it is to get that wall fixed? Do you?!"
"Come on now, don't be like that, bro! Whatever, I wanted to ask you something! Would you like to-"
"No," came your reply, cutting him off. You had absolutely no idea what he was going to ask, but knowing him it would get you into a lot of trouble. You really didn't need this. What happened to that normal evening? That one horror game with the big purplish troll seemed really appealing
"[F/NNNNNN]- please listen! I promise this is gonna be good!" he whined.
You sighed. Why did he have to be so cute? I mean, just look at those puppy eyes! Who could blame you for giving in?
"Ooookay then. You get a minute. Go," you replied.
"Okay, so you know how I recently started my youtube channel? Well I've got an extreme amount of subscribers already! Can you believe it? Anyway, on youtube there's this trend named 'My boyfriend does my make-up' and I wanted to do it because it's really fun! I promise I will make you beau-ti-full!" he said, accelerating and shouting the last part.
You cocked your head to the side. 'My boyfriend does my make-up'? You'd never heard of that. Then again, you were never that much into those popular trends on youtube. Thank Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black for that. Well whatever, he promised to make you beautiful right?
Alfred couldn't be that bad of a make-up artist right?
He is America, right?
Well you were wrong. Except for the latter question, because, you know, he is America.
Maybe you should've watched those videos first. I mean, he was applying blush on your neck and used eyeliner on your forehead to draw ice cream cones! But you were a good girlfriend so you just went along with it. It wasn't like you were that good in make-up.
After about 15 minutes of Alfred acting like a fashionista, and you often questioning just what he was doing, you looked absolutely horrible. Words couldn't describe your confusion and embarrassment.
"Alfred, what the heck! You said you were good at this!" you snapped at him.
He laughed. "Hahaha! The hero is good at everything! Especially this trend!"
And then he actually showed you what those videos were really about. You could laugh it off, but you were still kind of angry at him for not telling you what he was actually going to do.
All in all it was a good laugh for the both of you.
Until you discovered 'My girlfriend does my make-up'.
Bitch Please.
Muhahaha I will get you back Alfred for what u have done to my bootyful face >: )
Fairy odd parents! this is awesome!
hahah i love the Ao - Oni and the Fairy Odd Parents refrences
Lol @ Fairly Odd Parents reference :3
Fairly Odd Parents, Alfred, and at the end use of meme. What could one want more? :3
'My girlfriend does my make-up'? Alfred better be afraid.
Oh gosh, Fairly Odd Parents. I remember when that and Spongebob were the shows with the most crack...Why America?!
"I'm respecting your privacy by knocking, but asserting my authority as your boyfriend by coming in anyway!" XD I just remembered Fairy Odd Parents XD
Good old times...
Good old times...
Fairly odd parents reference! XD
LoTR reference!!! Sorry I had to point that out, and that I completely agree with you XD
That first sentence !! OMG fairly odd parents reference!!!
Yes this story is win~!
Yes this story is win~!
TROLOLOL I love how he's drawing Ice Cream cones on your head. CX
xD ikr
You wrote the reader part so well! I could legit see myself thinking and saying all of this!
Alfred...I'll kill him.
That simple.
That simple.
Oh my god, I'm laughing so hard!! XD Oh Alfred...
Fairly odd parents reference!! Haha love this!


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Reading the policy recommendations provides insight on why 535 members of Congress have happily put this budget debacle onto the backs of just 12 of their members: It's hard, thankless work. The odds are that no one will be happy with the outcome.
I have no particular insight on how the super committee is approaching its work. But I do suspect that, once the 12 have made their proposals, the rest of Congress will be happy to let the automatic trigger do the dirty work. The automatic trigger, built into the super committee's creation, will cut every program except Medicaid and reduce Medicare provider payments by 2%.
But as the saying goes, nothing is ever final in politics. AsJosh Barro, a Manhattan Institute fellow, pointed out in the New York Times, pulling the trigger on healthcare still leaves the option of unpulling the trigger. Many of the automatic cuts wouldn't even go into effect until 2013. That's a lifetime in politics with plenty of time to gauge electoral opinion and make changes.
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I'm looking for a plugin that will manage a list of company staff, support multiple templates (lists, detail page, etc.) and be able to DYNAMICALLY generate a detail page for each person to include their name, title, email address, bio, image, etc.
It seems to me there might be a generic plugin I haven't come across yet that could be used to create any kind of list (like products, for instance) and contain these features.
'Staff Directory' is great but still in beta and does not support images, multiple templates or dynamic detail pages yet.
'Connections' is too full of features and I would only use 10% of the fields with each new entry. I've also found it complicated to customize the CSS.
I've found this: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/305722
...but this would require everyone be made an author on the site which is not necessary. Help? Thank you in advance. :)