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Although I will say, the artist for the MA Sasquatch poster sucks at packaging his product. I had to send two MA prints back because they were both damaged.
Although I will say, the artist for the MA Sasquatch poster sucks at packaging his product. I had to send two MA prints back because they were both damaged.
Yes sir. I actually only contacted the artists themselves. Most Sasquatch posters are almost impossible to find after a full year has passed. If I ever see one of these again I'll sell my unborn children in order to obtain it.
Yea...I definitely cringed when I saw that picture you posted of them haha.
I love Kevin Tong.
EDIT* Aaaaaand sold out. Took a whole 15 minutes.
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Here's the Wilco poster from their shows at the Greek in Berkeley.
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Wow that's a really great poster.
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I assumed it was new since Tong uploaded those pics on fb today.
"'Clever Girl' now for sale." They went really fast.
Mondo released their edition on 9/06 for $45. Sold out in two minutes.
Kevin released his artist edition on 9/27 for $70. Sold out in 15 minutes.
Just sign up for the mondo newsletter. 1 email a week. Really classy and simple. https://app.e2ma.net/app2/audience/s...9/1406483/?v=a Also, check out the hookup thread in the expressobeans for sale section. There have been cheaper copies being sold on there than ebay by a long shot.
Kevin Tong is often in their stable of artists and a bunch of other awesome folks. They also have an on going license for Jurassic Park so there are to be more posters in the future for that series:
Others so far:
Aaron Horkey
JC Richard
It'll be great to see more since the 3 so far are already so varied.
Uhhhhhhhh good thing this isn't the poster for Friday night at Staples.
This is hideous! It's a shame too, since they tend to have really good posters.
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3/19/15 - Clint Mansell @ Theater at Ace Hotel // 3/26/15 - Greg Dulli @ Teragram Ballroom
The best thing about a poster should not be the potential of the paper stock to look awesome. "3D Lenticular SeaSink Translucent paper" my ass.
I think Kevin Tong is doing 1 of the 2 Staples Center posters!
Got my AP of Tong's Jurassic Park in the mail today, can't wait to open it up!
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January 26 - Sleep
January 27 - Sleep
February 13 - Black Sabbath
March 23 - Abbath/High On Fire/Skeletonwitch/Tribulation
March 24 - David Gilmour
May 13 - The Cure
Never thought I'd be going to a show with Mr Brainwash doing a print. Tonight for the the Black Keys at Staples:
That is pretty awesome
EDIT: jesus an edition of 175 is gonna be gone so fast at a sold out arena show
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12/10/15 - Kamasi Washington @ Club Nokia // 12/12/15 - HEALTH @ Teragram Ballroom // 12/19/15 - Pity Sex @ Echo // 2/13/15 - Black Sabbath @ Mandalay Bay Events Center
3/19/15 - Clint Mansell @ Theater at Ace Hotel // 3/26/15 - Greg Dulli @ Teragram Ballroom
are the bandannas a blood/crips reference - sort of tongue and cheek for a Los Angeles show?
My thoughts as well.
$60. Probably the cheapest MBW around. But not for long once the people walking around here with 8 poster tubes (not exaggerating) get them online.
I like it a lot
Deerhunter @ 9:30 Club 12/05/15
Deerhunter @ Union Transfer 12/06/15
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Car Seat Headrest @ Indy 01/20/16
Kamasi Washington @ Indy 02/25/16
Neurosis @ Regency Ballroom 03/04/16 & 03/05/16
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I guess I am the odd one out, I think it's hideous
They ended up handing out extra colorful litho copies for free at the exits. Rejoice.


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Queen Wilhelmina State Park Lodge on 2,681-foot Rich Mountain, Arkansas's second highest peak, will reopen on July 1, 2015, following a $9.6 million renovation. ... Read More »
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Susie Clark of Evening Shade (Sharp County), Arkansas, first visited the Crater of Diamonds State Park, Arkansas's diamond site, 33 years ago with her mother and grandmother from Germany. A return visit with her husband over the past week was highlighted on Clark's last day of diamond hunting yesterday (Thursday, April 23) by a beautiful, 3.69-carat white diamond that she found near the South Washing Pavilion of the park's 37 ½-acre search field. ... Read More »
Dean Filppula, an offshore steward from Shreveport, Louisiana, became aware of Arkansas's Crater of Diamonds State Park about a year ago when searching online for places to search for gems. On Tuesday, he found a yellow, 2.01-carat diamond at the park. According to Park Interpreter Waymon Cox, the sparkling, light yellow stone is wedge-shaped and about the size of an English pea. ... Read More »
Join an Arkansas State Parks interpreter for a free guided trail hike on January 1 and kick-start your New Year's resolution to keep in shape and lead a healthy lifestyle. On New Year's Day, 33 of Arkansas's 52 state parks will offer a total of 55 guided hikes. This is Arkansas's part of a nationwide initiative by America's 50 state park systems to showcase these special "close to home" places and invite families to celebrate the New Year with guided outdoor adventures.
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The dedication of the Enders Fault Mountain Bike Trail, a new 9.2-mile mountain bike and hiking trail at Woolly Hollow State Park, is slated for Saturday, June 7, at 11 a.m. The ceremony will be held in conjunction with Arkansas's celebration of the 22nd anniversary of National Trails Day, America's largest trail celebration. ... Read More »
Arkansan finds 6.19-carat white diamond yesterday at Arkansas's Crater of Diamonds State Park ... Read More »
The Arkansas National Guard will conduct a training exercise near the summit of 1,011-foot Pinnacle Mountain at Pinnacle Mountain State Park this Saturday, April 5, from approximately 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. ... Read More »
While his family searched in the Crater of Diamonds State Park's 37 ½-acre search area, Kalenda, who lives in Maurepas, Louisiana, unearthed a 2.89-carat white diamond at Arkansas's diamond site. ... Read More »
State parks around Arkansas will join America's State Parks' nationwide invitation to enjoy First Day Hikes on January 1. Guided hikes will be offered in many state park on New Years Day. ... Read More »
Fourteen-year-old girl from Oklahoma City finds 3.85-carat canary diamond at Arkansas's Crater of Diamonds State Park yesterday. ... Read More »
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Clay Jarvis of San Antonio, Texas, has been fascinated by diamonds since he was boy, when at age 10 he visited a diamond cutting facility in Amsterdam, Holland. Jarvis found a 2.13-carat champagne brown diamond at the Crater of Diamonds State Park yesterday. ... Read More »
DeGray Lake Resort State Park will be bustling with hundreds of Dutch oven enthusiasts from around the U.S. when the National Dutch Oven Gathering is held in the park October 18-20. ... Read More »
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now that is good,I had that at a cafe ,and I wondered what the recipe for that was ,
now that sounds good,I made sweet potatoe soup (red skinned)with courgette ,oinion,red pepper,and silton to top,(you can use tabasco sauce to make it hotter if you like.make it the way of any soup , very good ,dont forget the veggie stock.
sounds like you have got it right,I use to have a pantry with a marble cold slab ,it kept things cool and a good place to store all those jars and bottles.I wish I had one now,you do have to be careful of damp and have it well ventilated.
its snowed again during the night and the side roads are like a sheet of glass as are the pavements where no one has shoveled.I have cleared the front and helped clear a few other paths ,but the snow is taking along time to clear,We have a leaking pipe under the house in the kitchen,(a mini lake below the floor boards)I think this the truth about the slugs ,nice and damp ,anyhow more expense.
I think I will plant a lot more berry bushes ,as I have watched many more birds in the pyracantha bush eating the berries and sheltering.(blackbird,thrush,and I thought I saw a fire crest )any how more bushes,water is a problem in how to keep it from freezing and putting seed and nuts out ,they seemed to have ignored.(even the squirrel.....)
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"We want to give the seniors a chance. Oh wait, denard is a senior...... Fuck. Maybe no-one will catch that."
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"We want to give the seniors a chance. Oh wait, denard is a senior...... Fuck. Maybe no-one will catch that."
WTF!?? We're better on 3rd and 7 than 3rd and 1.
Is Borges trying to lose this game
Borges is losing us this game
Why Vincent on 3rd and short... Borges is killing this game.
I have been trying to support Borges all year. But I don't get the call. We haven't ran the ball up the middle with success all year. It's not going to magically work in this game.
The runs up the middle are getting pretty silly. We must be saving the DG roll outs with the pass/run option for the goal line, but it's not like OSU doesn't know we have that play.
This is some of the worst play calling ever.
Devin had a huge hole in front of him all he had to do was fall forward. Christ !!!!!!!!!
Honestly, I normally give Borges a pass because we've not executed, but this half has been abysmal.
borges is highly culpable right now
what the hell is borges doing? we cant run inside against there D. Devin Gardner = run/pass option. COME ON MAN
Borges is killing me
Borges chocking. Wake the fuck up they couldn't stop us in the first half.
Goddamn this o line is garbage. I really hope the coaches take them to task regardless of how this game turns out. This shit is atrocious.
It's the play calling
Play calling is absolutely insane
Yup, predictable!!!!! wth!!
Zero push and zero room up the middle. Worst tackling defense, tons of speed, and pots of space to the outside. Hmmmm. Let's keep running up the middle!
it's so frustrating that our problem is so obvious yet we have no control over it. this is almost excruciating
Is exactly why I have a splitting headache right now.
But Borges is calling power when we don't have it. Gardner is throwing a good ball-keep the spread look! Stupid to go I-form; it won't work
Pass the freaking football!
What the fuck are we doing? 2nd down should have been a long pass and 3rd run outside. The coaches are losing this game.
It's evident that we are all on the same page. Borges does not belong here, he really doesn't.
Greg Davis approves of that play call
This fucking blows. Wtf is wrong with Borges?
I dont understand any of this. What happened to the fussion? It has vanished along we us scoring any points in the half.
What the fuck are we doing? We were rolling in the first half with rollouts, short passes, and outside runs. This is pathetic coaching.
I mean, I can't even. I just have no explanation because one doesn't exist.
This is Iowa play-calling.
I'd normally be the one to tell all you guys to chill out, it's one game, just a few bad calls.
Fire his ass. Absolute shit.
Up the middle again? ?? It almost seems intentional. Its no excuse for this bs!
Did Borges get tips from the Iowa OC? Stop being so damn conservative!!! We are playing not to lose. Start playing to win...
What. The. Fuck. ?
Al Borges playcalling has been atrocious in the 2nd half. He have run straight at their front about 7 times now with no success. We need to have Devin throw more and get some bootlegs.
Al's still trying to establish the run up the middle.
Throw the damn ball
GetBorges out of there!!! Fkg fat Fkg fcker.
Borges will get a pair of gold pants for his performance today!
im conviced he cant call in a big game. this is pathetic
It seems like they are coaching with a huge lead and trying to not lose.
Throw the ball, throw the ball, throw the ball. Run it's once if you will on second, but throw it on other downs. We cannot run the ball against them. Get over it and adjust. Our offensive line will not respond, they don't have the size/strength/ability. We must throw the ball 2 out of every 3 snaps dangit this is getting frustrating. It's not working anymore. Denard has some great runs, but that will only work AFTER we throw it a number of times and begin to sustain drives...NOT BEFORE.
Smith from the I formation up the middle. Are you fricking kidding me. This second half offense has been horrific
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Kraft renames iSnack 2.0 - Cheesybite
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- October 07, 2009
- Kraft unveils new name for iSnack 2.0
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KRAFT has unveiled its new name for the failed iSnack 2.0 - Cheesybite.
KRAFT has unveiled its new name for the failed iSnack 2.0 - Cheesybite.
The name received 36 per cent of the more than 30,000 votes in an online and telephone poll.
The manufacturers of the product, Kraft, were forced to abandon the original name for its new cheese-Vegemite spread after a public outcry.
Kraft had picked iSnack 2.0 following a national naming competition which attracted more than 40,000 entries.
But negative reaction was so strong to iSnack 2.0 that Kraft dumped the name just days after unveiling it during the AFL grand final on September 26.
Last week the company announced it would allow the public to vote on the name of the product.
Corporate affairs head Simon Talbot denied the initial naming was a cynical PR stunt, but admitted iSnack 2.0 was "a donkey".
Cheesybite jars will begin to replace iSnack 2.0 in stores in coming months.
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Other options for the new name included Creamymate, Smooth, Snackmate, Vegemate and Vegemild.
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BornInTheUSA of USA Posted at 5:12 PM November 04, 2009
Wow, I have to say that the iSnack 2.0 name was the stupidest thing I had ever heard. The new -new name is better by far. Way to go Australia! Defend what is yours!! I applaud you! (BTW, I LOVE Australia)
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Leah of Queensland Posted at 5:12 PM October 10, 2009
The Cheesymite name is much better but I don't have any interest in tasting it... give me regular vegemite any day!
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John Freeman of Alice Springs Posted at 1:06 AM October 08, 2009
I liked iSnack 2.0.
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Lara of Brisbane Posted at 12:54 AM October 08, 2009
Andrew (comment 9) - chill. So sick of people making this comment about this news story. They are NOT changing the name vegemite for the LAST TIME. Read the article, it's a different product that Kraft has brought out. Cheesybite is fine.
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Xandro of Sydney Posted at 4:24 PM October 07, 2009
Hmmmmmmmmm looks fishy to me. I voted for none of the above... the survey form had a button that allowed us to vote for NONE OF THE ABOVE... as I am sure thousand others also voted as we did... but, as you can see folks... this is NOT listed above. If we are to truly believe KRAFT... they MUST PUBLISH the rest of the POLL to include how many of "US" voted against ANY name change! Xandro
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Michael Green of Greenwith SA Posted at 4:24 PM October 07, 2009
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BroG of Brisvegas Posted at 4:24 PM October 07, 2009
Yeah, i remember the vegemite singles, EPIC FAILURE, vegemite is vegemite stick with what works, vegemite and cheese is an awesome mix, but im not handicapped i can spread my own vegemite and placement of a slice of cheese shouldnt be too difficult.
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Belinda of Melbourne Posted at 4:24 PM October 07, 2009
It might be in the interests of everyone to know that iSnack 2.0 was registered as a product name 2 weeks before the competition ended... certainly was a great publicity stunt!
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Colin Amos of Logan, QLD Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
That's more like it, now i can tell the fellas at work that i have cheesybite samwiches for my lunch, not iSNACK 2.0 samwiches which would just be ridiculous. Anyway you slice it, makes more sense to me.
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IP George Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
By the way: in the food industry there has been some speculation of Heinz being a good takeover candidate with their low shareprice (US$39). A takeover would easily increase this to about US$60. Now, the only thing Kraft has to do is talk to the Heinz boys, (unless Nestle and/or Unilever want to block the way )
Comment 10 of 215
Nix of Sydney Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
@ Jolt of Adelaide, no need to uninstall or upgrade, just drag and drop to the the recycle bin. Hopefully your iPantry only has Doors as Windows sometimes has issues if you don't unnstall older products properly before installing newer versions.
Comment 11 of 215
Bernie of WA Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
Nope, don't like that name either. Certainly wouldn't entice me to buy it. It dosn't sound yummy enough.
Comment 12 of 215
Ol of Gold Coast Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
UK 'Marmite' pwns Vegemite of any kind....
Comment 13 of 215
iBruce 2.0 Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
I'm disappointed. I heard a rumour somewhere that they were going to call it "Bruce".
Comment 14 of 215
Andrew of Brisbane Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
Comment 15 of 215
A FECHNER Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
it should always have been Cheesimite! Or do bakers delight have a copyright on that?
Comment 16 of 215
P$ Posted at 4:02 PM October 07, 2009
What about Vegemite "Continental" for greater appeal internationally...
Comment 17 of 215
Keith of Sydney Posted at 3:42 PM October 07, 2009
Good one. People know now it's got cheese in it.
Comment 18 of 215
Andrew P of tas Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
It should be called "CheesCan", as in vege might do it and cheesy can do it. Kraft i think u should re-name it again, my name is way better than CheesyBite.
Comment 19 of 215
Melissa of Brisbane Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
They should call it G'Day Mite.
Comment 20 of 215
BlondOne of Brisbane Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
Australians are not subtle & generally name things exactly what they are, so in following with tradition, the name should be Vegemite "with creme cheese"!! ? Now that I'm a marketing genious where do I send the bill ?
Comment 21 of 215
BELINDA of QLD Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
no, no,,,, it should have been called CHEDDYMITE...... sounds like vegemite but reflects the cheesy componant.. perfect i reckon!!!!!
Comment 22 of 215
Nix of Sydney Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
I wonder if iSnack 2.0 will become a collectors item ?? Better get down to my local store and buy a jar or 100. eBay here i come in 20 or 30 years.
Comment 23 of 215
insider Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
It should of just been called Vegemite - Readyspread
Comment 24 of 215
Lee of Perth Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
How about 'The Other Vegemite'?? Isn't that what everyone calls it anyway??
Comment 25 of 215
Alex Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
How about Stodge-E-Mite?
Comment 26 of 215
George Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
Cheesymite is also a product name from Pizza Hut: I can smell a new (s)election coming up !
Comment 27 of 215
Spud of Perth Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
"Cheesy Yeast" was always my favorite .... nothing like truth in advertising!
Comment 28 of 215
Lisa Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
Yanks don't like folate, but extra fat? Go NUTS! It shouldn't have been messed with.
Comment 29 of 215
Geoff of NZ Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
Vegemite boss: what's the marketing plan for this year? Marketing guy: we're running the 'New Coke' strategy. Vegemite boss: do you think it will work? Marketing guy: why wouldn't it? People are stupid, and the stupidest of them work in the media. They'll suck it up hook, line and sinker. We'll be front page for weeks.
Comment 30 of 215
Greg of Gippsland Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
Oh for goodness sake - they should have called it Cheesemite (pronounced Cheesymite). That way they keep the mite link to Vegemite, and they acknowledge the cheesey flavour addition. A no brainer.
Comment 31 of 215
IP George Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
All this speculation about the name: Cheesymite is not a trademark of Bakers Delight (cheezymiteS is). However, our friends from Heinz are since 2002 the proud owners of the Cheezymite trademark. So....wouldn't it be cheaper for our friends from Kraft to have a chat with their colleages ?
Comment 32 of 215
Jye of CBD Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
cheesymite delight...
Comment 33 of 215
Dave Jarvis Posted at 3:36 PM October 07, 2009
Steve of Gold Coast, the cheesybite.com.au wasn't registered till 2.20pm today by an individual, more fool Kraft for not registering it once they had the name selected. Domain Name: cheesybite.com.au Last Modified: Wed Oct 07 14:26:58 EST 2009 Registrant: JANETZKI, BRETT BERNHARD MAXWELL
Comment 34 of 215
pumpkin of Melbourne Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
Gee....they came up with that name awfully quickly after the first one was scrapped. Evidence that the whole iSnack thing was planned, perhaps?
Comment 35 of 215
First Geoff of Sydney Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
It is still cheaper and more appropriate Aussies to buy a jar of vegemite and a seperate jar of cheese spread and apply it to toast or crackers etc yourself to your own desired consistency.The marketing Guru's for kraft need to get out of the sandpit and experience life a little more..
Comment 36 of 215
Rory McRorts of Rortsvegas Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
This was all staged...Kraft knew the fiirst name would suck. So that raised peoples hackles and gained immediate attention....that was by design and worked brilliantly because any publicity is good publicity. Now they need a name to stick a name on there that people can live with .
Comment 37 of 215
paul wainwright of Newcastle Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
For goodness sake give us a rest from this bloody nonsense will you!!
Comment 38 of 215
um of brisbane Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
Comment 39 of 215
Locky of Melbourne Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
I think it should be called i FAIL.
Comment 40 of 215
I don't know why, I'm just right all the time Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
its a sad day and a real humiliation for professional creatives that this company denies their expertise and throws the task over to a bunch of nice but unknowledgeable folks to 'give it a go', I wonder if next they'll try their own brain surgery or interoffice prostate checks?
Comment 41 of 215
R James of Sydney Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
Even the slightest hint of a variation from original vegemite is an abomination, and would trigger the end of life as we know it. We happy little vegemites must unite to destroy this intrusion on purity. Not one jar should be purchased in favour of the real thing. Like most Australians the first flavour I experienced after mother's milk was vegemite. This tradition must be upheld for the good of our great nation.
Comment 42 of 215
Will of Brisbane Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
Elizabeth of Perth, they couldn't call it Cheesymite.. Kraft couldn't obtain the rights.
Comment 43 of 215
Kika of Brisbane Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
I like the new one. I thought I wouldn't. But it's really grown on me. I must admit, this new name is MUCH better. Thank God! It actually makes some sense! Cheesymite would have been better - but Heinz already has baby food under the name 'Cheesymite'
Comment 44 of 215
Alice Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
Agreed Clare of Sydney. I did try this new version and really it doesn't compare. Vegemite is the only way to go.
Comment 45 of 215
Meagan of Brisbane Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
I still like the yer mum mite off the 7pm project
Comment 46 of 215
Ben of Indonesia Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
Shame - i saw Spread-gimite somewhere and though that was good.
Comment 47 of 215
Nix of Sydney Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
17% Fat and double the Sodium (AKA Salt) of standard Vegimite Zero (or did Coke already copyright the use of the word Zero after a product). Also the vegimite site that discusses the votes says it was overwhelmed by the response with over 30,000 voting. 30,000 out of 20 million or whatever the population of Australia is works out to be 0.15% that's not a lot.
Comment 48 of 215
Andy of Mellbourne Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
Sam from Melbourne. For a horrifying instant I thought I had tasted toe jam. Then I realised it was just Vommimite.....
Comment 49 of 215
steve of goldcoast Posted at 2:42 PM October 07, 2009
Domain Name: CHEESYBITE.COM Registrar: INSTRA CORPORATION PTY, LTD. Whois Server: whois.instra.net Referral URL: http://www.instra.com Bloody domain squatters were faster again, I can see a lawsuit coming.
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City council meeting canceled as ice storm approaches
Tonight's city council meeting has been postponed because of an ice storm warning beginning at 6 p.m. tonight and continuing until midnight Tuesday.
The city had a staff meeting in preparation for the storm and the Red Cross already has delivered cots to Eudora City Hall in an instance where downed power lines cause residents to be evacuated.
Emergency locations will be at city hall, with second and third locations at the Eudora Community Center and Nottingham Elementary School.
The emergency travel route will be Church Street, 10th Street, Winchester Road and Main Street, with secondary routes set up to get to and from the Eudora Nursing Center and Pinecrest Apartments.
Eudora City Administrator Cheryl Beatty said all emergency equipment was fueled up and or otherwise checked.
The city also did a complete check to make sure all power lines were cleared of any tree limbs that could fall and cause a power outage.
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... I do plan on purchasing your book too in the future because it seems like you cover what I love the most; the hybrid process. ...
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I have seen used prices of up to 20 times the cover price though.
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Is it just me, or does eye shadow seem to be getting more and more expensive these days? In order to get all of the shades that I want, I have been looking more and more to palettes, duos, and trios. Smashbox does a pretty good job with all of those.
What I like about Smashbox eye shadows is that the colors are always very pretty. The company puts out a lot of delicate pinks and taupes, and they come packaged in soft, easy to use pots. The downside is that although nicely milled, the colors are often still fairly sheer. I like sheer color for a day look, but at night I usually go for something a bit heavier on the pigment. However, as noted below, I do occasionally use a Smashbox trio for a night-time smoky eye look.
The Smashbox eyeshadow trios have been a particularly good value item for me and the Smashbox Eye Shadow Trio in Multi-Flash (left) has been a staple in my daytime cosmetic wardrobe. This trio consists of a matte pink that I use up to around the brow, a shimmery brownish peach, that I apply to the lid, and a taupe gray for the crease. The look is nice and neutral, and perfect for just about any daytime look.
For switching to evening, the Smashbox Eye Shadow Trio in Shutter Speed (below left) works quite nicely for a smoky eye look that is not over dramatic. This one has a light vanilla shade that I run up to the brow and then a darker gray that is great as a smudged up smoky liner. The effect is a smoky eye look that isn't too over the top.
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I do not know if being happy or not, but it looks like the second half of June (the first timeline covering 1-15 June is here) has seen a sharp inversion of the decreasing trend recorded on the last few months. I have registered an increase of the number of attacks with particular focus on targeted attacks.
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1-16 February 2013 Cyber Attacks Timeline
Here is the summary of the Cyber Attacks Timeline for February. A month that will probably be remembered for the "sophisticated" cyber attacks to the two main social networks: Facebook and Twitter.
But the attacks against the two major social networks were not the only remarkable events of this period. Other governmental and industrial high-profile targets have fallen under the blows of (state-sponsored) cyber criminals: the list of the governmental targets is led by the U.S. Department of Energy and the Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, while Bit9, a primary security firm, was also targeted, leading the chart of Industrial targets.
February 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part I)
February 2012 brings a new domain for my blog (it's just a hackmaggedon) and confirms the trend of January with a constant and unprecedented increase in number and complexity of the events. Driven by the echo of the ACTA movement, the Anonymous have performed a massive wave of attacks, resuming the old habits of targeting Law Enforcement agencies. From this point of view, this month has registered several remarkable events among which the hacking of a conf call between the FBI and Scotland Yard and the takedown of the Homeland Security and the CIA Web sites.


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Rand Nickerson
Chief Strategy Officer/Executive Chairman
As founder and CSO of OpinionLab, Rand has served as the visionary mind behind much of our organization's growth and innovation. Over the course of our 13-year history, he has helped establish OpinionLab as a pioneering force in the industry, designing and patenting the customer-driven feedback model that helped make VoC a ubiquitous and indispensible strategic metric. Today, he spends much of his time leading the management team, working with outside investors, and imagining the next great Voice of Customer breakthrough.
Before founding OpinionLab, Rand's career centered on developing technology to acquire new forms of marketing data. In 1978, he developed the first digital audience response system, which was originally used to study viewers' moment-to-moment reaction to television. He later launched several successful measurement technologies to support advertising testing, media measurement, television metering, electronic test marketing, interactive audience response services, web-based user-experience optimization, mobile feedback, and global market intelligence. He holds numerous patents in measurement technology and completed his graduate work at the University of Toronto.
Although Rand's mind never leaves work entirely, he often stumbles upon his best new ideas while strolling along a North Carolina beach or cruising the Intracoastal Waterway.
Sean Fallon
Chief Executive Officer
As CEO of OpinionLab, Sean is responsible for OpinionLab's strategic growth in the marketplace across a variety of key industries and leading the management team. Data-driven to the core, he leverages OpinionLab's proven record of innovation and client success to accelerate growth and scale operations throughout the entire organization.
Sean brings extensive technology, operations and growth-stage experience with over a decade in senior leadership positions. Before joining OpinionLab in 2014, Sean was COO and CFO of BigMachines, where he led the SaaS business through its successful acquisition by Oracle in 2013. Prior to that he was CEO of Accero, a leading on-demand human capital management software and solutions provider and served as an executive-in-residence with Austin Ventures and CFO of Trilogy Software.
When Sean isn't passionately accelerating the company's growth, he can often be found surrounded by family, attempting to make the official OpinionLab handshake the "Hook 'em Horns" Hand sign (an ode to his beloved Texas Longhorns), or perfecting his Rafael Nadal impression from the confines of his living room.
Mark Treschl
President & Chief Technology Officer
As President, CTO, and co-founder of OpinionLab, Mark is responsible for corporate strategy and product design. These days, he spends much of his time working directly with OpinionLab clients, helping major organizations optimize Voice of Customer (VoC) programs while gaining real-world insights that drive innovation within our own company.
Before starting OpinionLab in 1998, Mark served as creative director and co-founder of Corporate Performance Resources (CPR), a Chicago consulting firm that designed and managed large-scale corporate communications networks. Prior to that, he was a member of the Multimedia Factory at Andersen Consulting, where he constructed interactive training and web-based learning applications.
As a serial inventor, dedicated car buff, and father of 3 boys, Mark is unclear on the concept of "free time." But when he's not working, he can usually be found racing cars with his friends, building cars with his sons, or explaining the merits of cars to his wife in an attempt to convince her that he needs more of them.
Rick Blair
Chief Information Officer
As CIO, Rick supports the ongoing optimization of our enterprise Voice of Customer (VoC) solution by leveraging data-driven insights into strategic initiatives. He is responsible for customer-relationship management, back-office reporting, and data analysis. More recently, Rick began spending much of his time interfacing directly with OpinionLab clients, gathering insights while consulting brands on best practices in VoC capture and management.
Rick brings a h3 background in web analytics, customer-experience management, interactive marketing, and e-commerce optimization to the OpinionLab team. Prior to OpinionLab, he has held digital and client-facing leadership roles at Equity Residential, Razorfish, MVP.com, and Accenture.
When outside the office, Rick can usually be found around cars, at a nearby track, sailing, or spending time with his wife and 2 children.
Drew Dingman
VP, Finance
As Finance leader at OpinionLab, Drew applies business and financial acumen, to scale OpinionLab's business and drive operational efficiencies.
Drew is a Finance executive with extensive experience in driving repeatable, strategic growth through financial reporting, analysis, diligence, compliance and consultancy. Drew's experience spans high-growth, emerging technology markets, and leading and enabling enterprises with data-driven decision-making tools and analysis.
Drew has extensive M&A experience, both sell-side and post-purchase integration. He's led sell-side diligence on acquisitions, both into and out of Private Equity, and managed numerous buy-side finance diligence transactions in a variety of industries.
Mark Krebs
VP of Sales & Business Development
As part of the OpinionLab management team, Mark has helped direct our corporate development since the company's inception. With over a decade's experience selling VoC solutions, Mark excels in helping companies leverage Voice of Customer insights to meet corporate objectives. Today, as VP of Sales & Business Development, he manages our many alliances and is accountable for the company's success in meeting revenue goals.
A longtime entrepreneur, Mark has supported the creation and development of several startup ventures, including founding Brand Name Franchising LLC, an outsourced sales and real-estate organization that developed multiple franchise brands throughout the United States. He has also held leadership positions at La Havanita Cigar Factory LLC, Arthur Andersen LLP, and Flatlander's Investments. Mark holds a CPA and a degree in accounting from Indiana University Kelley School of Business.
Although repeatedly voted Most Fun Person to Bring on a Business Trip in internal polls, Mark occasionally manages to pause his busy work schedule in favor of competitive dog grooming, soap carving, extreme ironing, and travel to exotic destinations with select groups of adventurous and at times rambunctious friends.
Kristen Shaheen
General Counsel
With over sixteen years of litigation experience, Kristen Shaheen counsels OpinionLab officers and Senior Managers to assure compliance with regulatory and contractual requirements vital to everyday business. Kristen provides legal analysis that guards the company against legal risks and is responsible for reviewing, documenting and negotiating all customer contracts, employment and vendor agreements.
Prior to joining OpinionLab in 2011, Kristen was Partner and Managing Attorney at Kristen T. Shaheen, Esq., Attorney at Law & Associates, LLP. Kristen is a graduate of Syracuse University College of Law where she cultivated her expertise in contract drafting and negotiation, with extensive experience in general civil matters, real-estate, employment and criminal law.
Kristen is surrounded by lots of boys in her family life, and one crazy Chihuahua. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
Beth Stewart
EVP, Customer Experience
As EVP of Customer Experience, Beth has been instrumental in developing our highly praised service organization since its inception. A firm believer that quality service is a question of quality people, Beth focuses on hiring and nurturing standout customer-experience professionals while exploring new opportunities to improve OpinionLab service across the board.
For over 18 years, Beth has managed client-service teams in a range of industries, including financial services, travel, telecommunications, packaged goods, and not-for-profit. Formerly in charge of launching the eMind.com services division from startup, Beth consulted with various financial-services and technology organizations before OpinionLab persuaded her to come on board. She holds an MBA as well as undergraduate degrees in both business and psychology.
Beth works hard so she can play hard: outside of business hours, she can be found with family and friends, traveling, skiing, golfing, and exploring her foodie side.
Jim Suszka
EVP, Sales
As EVP of Sales, Jim oversees all global sales activities for OpinionLab and is responsible for OpinionLab's new business growth.
Jim brings more than 20 years of experience in driving enterprise sales strategies and has a proven track record of accelerating growth. Prior to jointing OpinionLab, Jim led the sales team at Foresee Results, where he significantly grew existing client relationships, gained traction in several new industries and significantly increased new business growth and recurring revenue. His strong background in data and analytics was cultivated at companies like Adventace, a leading global sales management consulting firm and Warburg Pincus Ventures, White Cross Systems and Metier-Artemis.
When Jim's not bringing technically advanced products to expanding global markets–he's the number one fan to three active teenagers in every conceivable high school sports arena, combing the streets of Chicago for the best sounds or figuring out how to avoid the sand trap on his nearest golf course.
Tim Whiting
VP, Marketing
Tim leads all aspects of Marketing for OpinionLab to extend OpinionLab's thought leadership, drive new customer acquisition and grow customer lifetime value.
Tim is a veteran marketing leader with 20 years of hands-on experience building digital paths to value for business-to-consumer and business-to-business technology brands. Over the course of his career, Tim has aggressively grown brands, led dozens of product launches and driven double-digit market share gains in highly competitive environments across start-ups and market leaders including Green Edge Technologies, Lawson Products, Motorola Solutions, Motorola Mobility and AT&T. His playbook combines sales-centric, data-driven marketing and brand strategy with back-end innovation.
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Jose Lucio
Update on Jose LucioJose has decided to request a loan to continue investing in planting basic grains. He knows that at the start of the season, he will incur costs for fertilizer, herbicides, and the payment of raking the land that are necessary so that he can plant corn. This loan will be a big help with his farming activities. Jose does several type of work in order to improve his income.
The previous loan enabled him to have a positive effect on his harvests because the investment he made in farming inputs allowed him to improve quality and have better results. So, his family's income has increased.
Con el préstamo anterior logró tener un efecto positivo en sus cosechas, ya que la inversión que realizó con los insumos agrícolas le permitió mejorar su calidad, ha tenido mejores resultados y por lo mismo sus ingresos han crecido para su familia.
Previous Loan DetailsJosé lives with his wife and daughters who are 12 and 16 years old. He's been employed at a farming supplies firm as a salesman for the last three years. He manages to provide the basics for his home with his salary relying on his wife to help him get ahead. At present, he needs a loan to ... More from Jose Lucio's previous loan »
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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I was trying to sort the result of a function, as in
sort func(); and got burned because nothing was returned. I guess Perl thought the function call was a sorting routine followed by no data.
Perldoc says the second parameter can be a subroutine name or code block. I see func() as an invocation, not a name. I don't think this is DWIMMY at all.
To further explore how this works, I wrote this:
use strict;
use warnings;
sub func {
return qw/ c b a /;
my @a;
@a = sort func();
print "1. sort func(): @a\n";
@a = sort &func;
print "2. sort &func: @a\n";
@a = sort +func();
print "3. sort +func(): @a\n";
@a = sort (func());
print "4. sort (func()): @a\n";
@a = sort func;
print "5. sort func: @a\n";
The output, no warnings were generated:
1. sort func():
2. sort &func: a b c
3. sort +func(): a b c
4. sort (func()): a b c
5. sort func: func
Number 1 is the behavior that got me - no output.
I am surprised that 2 works while 1 does not. I thought they were equivalent.
I understand 3 and 4, I used 4 to fix my problem.
I'm really confused by 5, especially given there were no warnings.
Can someone explain what is the difference between 1 & 2, and why 5 outputs the name of the function?


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Noel Conlon was born on December 23, 1936 in Syracuse, New York, USA. He is an actor, known for Poltergeist (1982), Semi-Pro (2008) and My Science Project (1985). See full bio »
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The government says wholesalers cut back on their inventories in December by the largest amount in 16 years, as companies slashed stockpiles amid the deepening recession.
The reduction means wholesalers ordered fewer new goods, leading to reduced production and potentially more job layoffs.
The Commerce Department says wholesale inventories fell 1.4 percent, nearly double analysts' expectations of 0.8 percent. It also was the fourth straight monthly decline.
Sales at the wholesale level dropped 3.6 percent, slightly steeper than analysts' expectations, but less than November's record 7.3 percent drop.
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I'm working on a little project which I will post here. Tonnes of CO2 offset by Tesla and other EVs compared to total US CO2 yearly emissions, amongst other comparisons.
Does anyone know the total number of miles driven by ALL Model S'? Need this info to plug into the equation.
I think it would be great to quantify what Tesla's achieved and summarise in some punchy numbers. Think that would be a good rebuttal for the naysayers too.
correction: some punchy numbers.
CO2 is harmless. Tesla knows total miles, and no one else.
The NHTSA announcement stated 70 million miles have been driven on Tesla battery packs. I don't recall if they included the Roadster in that number. Figure 17k Model S on the road now and each at 1,000 miles/mo. avg and that's 17 million per month currently adding to that number. And growing by the month.
That is a lot of CO2 from burning petrol that's being offset!
17 million miles / month is 204 million miles or 326.4 million km / year.
Average ICE car spits out approx. 130 gm / km.
Thats (shit my calc only goes to 7 noughts. Gotta fetch my I-phone:
42,432 tonnes of CO2 caused by burning gas - offset per year currently. 42 thousand tonnes!!
Can't wait for the Model E / Gen 3 / Bluestar / Battleship Galactica that's coming.
robby81, the average new car sold in the US has 500 gm per mile total upstream and downstream CO2 emissions. That's 310 gm per km.
Thanks CalDreamin. So:
Ave new ICE car: 310 gm per km.
Tesla Model S (in Cali): 80.72 gm per km.
Diefference between these two figures = CO2 offset = 230 gm per km.
Tesla Model S currently on road driving 326.4 million km per year.
326.4 million km x 230 gm per km = 75,072 tonnes.
75,072 tonnes is equivalent to 0.004549 % of the 1.65 billion tonnes of US CO2 emissions caused by transport.
For comparison, the displacement (weight if you were to put it on your kitchen scales) of the Queen Mary 2 passenger ship is 76000 tonnes.
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Challenges Microsoft Faces
Microsoft's Midlife Crisis from Forbes looks at challenges ahead for Microsoft as sales for the first time show less than double-digit growth and threats in the search arena from Google and Yahoo grow. What's up? Among other things, fewer employees are becoming millionaires and Google seems more cool, apparently. The story also looks at internal problems and bureaucracy between departments over who gets to run and develop ideas, such as how it took a month for MSN to get the go ahead to unbundle desktop search from being offered only within the new Vista operating system. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is positive there's plenty good at Microsoft now and to come, and most of this piece revolves around him. For more on the "it's over for Yahoo" theme, see Steve Gillmor's Beep beep post about how Google among others will kill Microsoft by moving all applications off the desktop. Microsoft's Robert Scoble fires back here.


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Cabin in the Woods - Grading, Discussion, Spoilers
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Very clever, often funny. Never frightening, never unsettling. Sometimes gross. but the picture I saw was so dim it was hard to make out faces and tell exactly what grossness was happening, which considerably lowered the ick factor.
Essentially a horror movie about making horror movies, commenting on the audience (negatively,) and asserting that the Fool is really the smart guy; the Virgin is just who we have to work with; the world really will come to an end if we don't cathartize our negative emotions; fuck the world,
not going to sacrifice my life or my personal friend's life. The take away messages are why the movie doesn't really do anything emotionally I think. Even a horror movie should inspire some real feelings. Woman in Black could do it, but not this one.
Rated good for clever. But this much cleverness should have made an excellent movie, and it isn't.
Interesting interpretation. I also thought the film was too dim a lot of the time and it made the action hard to follow. I also thought it was a bit too clever for its own good.
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