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Pictures from the June 20 Salsa with Tropicoso @ Cincinnati's hottest Latino spot - "The Mad Frog", are on the Web (click here)
What a Festival! The organizers of the Columbus Festival Latino did again, as every year, a terrific job in putting this event together! Presented by American Family Insurance, it was a great way to celebrate Latino culture, art, music, and cuisine.Pictures from the Festival are on the Web (click here).
In recognition of the work being done by MidwestLatino, Mayor of Columbus, Michael Coleman, invited MidwestLatino to participate in a reception honoring Ohio's Latino Community. The reception took place last Saturday, June 18, during the Columbus Festival Latino. From Cincinnati, also invited was La Verdad Marketing.In 2006 Mayor Coleman will be running for Governor of Ohio.The pictures from the reception are on the Web (click here).
The Ohio Commision on Hispanic/Latino Affairs had a meeting this Friday, June 17, 2005 in Columbus. Pictures from this meeting are on the Web (click here).The Commission on Hispanic/Latino Affairs provides leadership in addressing issues concerning Hispanic/Latino Ohioans. The Commission serves as a liaison between government and the Hispanic/Latino community in Ohio and advocates the development and implementation of policies and programs to address the needs of the Hispanic/Latino Ohioans, especially but not limited to education, employment, economic development, health and housing.
Tango Flamenco is a fusion of Flamenco and classical Spanish dance, set to the stirring sounds of original Argentine tango music played live by musicians on stage. Imagine 24 internationally acclaimed artists articulating the beautiful language of flamenco, tango and Spanish dance. The "love child" of Talent Danza Ballet Espanol and the contemporary tango group Ensemble Nuevo Tango, Tango Flamenco is a must see this summer!Performed at the Schuster Center in Dayton, OH. To purchase tickets, click here...MidwestLatino was giving away free tickets. The winners are (2 tickets each) :Beatriz GuzmanJennifer HuangJoan MorganEmely MejiaGabriela WongSee more about about the show (Click here...)
June 15, 2005COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY HOLDS 6TH ANNUAL LEGISLATIVE BREAKFASTThe Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency, CAA, held its 6th annual legislative breakfast on June 3, 2005 at the Vernon Manor Hotel.The annual breakfast gives CAA the opportunity to share its successes and to inform elected officials about its exciting new initiatives. Elected officials, or their representatives, from the federal, state, county and city levels of government were represented.CAA Board member, Mr. V. Anthony Simms-Howell encouraged our elected officials to support the agency on two major legislative issues:1) Support the reauthorization of the Community Service Block Grant, CSBG, of $636.6 million for fiscal year 2006. The agency's CSBG budget is $1.7 million.2) Support the reauthorization of Head Start at the current funding level and reject any proposal to dismantle and/or reduce its current performance standard requirements."We help make things happen" is the vision statement of the CAA; and the agency has been doing just that for 40 years. CAA is the second oldest in the nation serving 25,000 low-income individuals and families each year. Through its Community Services, Head Start, and Weatherization programs the agency has a holistic and integrated approach to help the region low-to moderate-income residents empower themselves and become self-sufficient. This is the core to the mission and key to its success.Gwen L. Robinson is the President/CEO and Mr. Mark B. Lawson, Esq. is the Board Chair. For further information about the agency and its services, please contact www.cincy-caa.org. Contact: Donald Washington (513) 569-1840 Ext. 1021 email@example.com
SUMA is a United Way Agency, with the goal to provide pregnant and parenting teen mothers and young fathers with comprehensive case management services to assist them in becoming effective, nurturing parents. For the past six years, the SUMA Fatherhood Project has been working with, listening to, educating and supporting fathers through their confusion, hurts, obstacles and challenges to being the type of fathers they want to be. On June 16th, it was time for the "Father of the Year" celebration, acknowledging graduates from the program, as well as companies and individuals supporting this project and the community.Pictures from this celebration are on the Web (click here)The Fatherhood Project is located at 1007 E. McMillan Ave in Cincinnati. Phone: 513-487-7862.
Dayton's "Latino Connection" met today in its monthly meeting. Among the topics discussed was the recent visit of Mexican consulate to issue "Matricula consular" to Mexican citizens living in the Dayton area. Mike Robinson from LaVerdad Marketing informed about upcoming seminar in Dayton on "Understanding Hispanic Market".Pictures from the meeting are on the Web (click here)You can learn more about the "Latino Connection" and its co-founder, Carolina Silva, from this article in PDF format (click here...)
As of Sunday, June 12th, "Radio En Español" will have its second season on 1230AM, from 5 to 11pm. Congratulations to the TSJNews! More info...
Speaker Series of the Greater Dayton Hispanic Chamber of Commerce* Learn how to provide banking services for your Hispanic employees* Hispanic Entrepreneurs: Find out how to meet your business banking needsPresenter: Mayola Taylor, US BankMore info...
Pictures from the June 13 Salsa with Tropicoso @ Cincinnati's hottest Latino spot - "The Mad Frog", are on the Web (click here)
Congratulations to Sasha Rionda from "Nuestro Rincon" who according to a Web poll at Blue Chip Review is the "Sexiest Female News Anchor in Cincinnati". But Sasha is way more than just the looks! Her dedication to the Latino community, her involvement, and her help is appreciated by all. You can see her in many different events, festivals, or concerts - reporting live from them and making us all aware of what is happening in the Tri-State's Latino community. And she is a wonderful role model for young Latinas in the Tri-State area, showing that hard work and dedication pay off! See the final results of the Web poll.Please read an earlier interview with Sasha (click here)
CINCINNATI, OHIO (June 1, 2005) - Corporate giants such as PR Newswire, Owens Corning, MetLife, and Fifth Third Bank join LaVERDAD Marketing and Media, a nationally respected Hispanic marketing and research agency, in a campaign to raise corporate and community awareness regarding the needs and business opportunities that exist with the Hispanic market.LaVERDAD President and CEO Mike Robinson announced today the first wave of sponsors, which include respected names such as MetLife, PR Newswire, Owens Corning, United Way of the Greater Dayton Area, Fifth Third Bank, the Dayton (Ohio) Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, University of Cincinnati, LULAC, BRAVO Magazine, Port Authority of Toledo, MidwestLatino.com, and The Spanish Journal. LaVERDAD expects more sponsors to join the campaign.The full-day program, "Understanding the Hispanic Market: Business Opportunity or Matter of Survival?" will launch June 24 in Dayton, Ohio at the MetLife campus located at 9797 Springboro Pike in Miamisburg, Ohio.The 11-city, five-state tour will visit Dayton (June 24), Toledo (July 13), Cleveland (July 14), Columbus (July 19), Indianapolis (Aug. 2), Pittsburgh (Sept. 13), Akron (Sept. 13), Lorain (Sept. 15), Cincinnati (Oct. 4), and Louisville (Oct. 5), before concluding in Detroit on Oct. 12.
The Third Annual Kermesse Latino Festival, this year in its new location in Centro de Amistad in Erlanger, was a great success! The weather cooperated, and the visitors enjoyed variety of Latino food, music, games, dancing, and fun.Pictures from the Kermesse Latino Festival are on the Web (click here)
To encourage interest in the science among a growing Greater Cincinnati Latino population, Dr. Miriam Kannan, Biology Professor at NKU, and Leo Calderon, Director of NKU's Latino Student Affairs, have organized in 2004 the first Latino/Multicultural Science Camp for local high school students.In 2005 several local high school students attended the science camp. The class was quite diverse, it included students from Williamtown H.S.; Academy of Multilingual Immersion Studies; Saint Ursula Academy; Withrow International H.S.; East Lakota H.S.; Amelia H.S.; a French student; Covington Catholic H.S.The students learned about astronomy, chemistry, physics, biology and genetics. Pictures from the 2005 NKU Science Camp are on the Web (click here)Based on the success of the program, plans are already on the way for the 2006 Science Camp...


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As the ball dropped in Times Square this New Year's Eve, were you wondering how you were going to fit your new holiday gifts in your home? Where the new shirts and shoes would go? How you'd find space for the new kitchen appliance or latest gadget? Luckily, New Year's Eve is not only a time for revelry but a time for resolutions and cleaning house, literally. For Meryl Starr, owner of the organization company Let's Get Organized and author of "The Home Organizing Workbook," and her latest release, "The Personal Organizing Workbook," every day is an opportunity to keep or reaffirm that familiar New Year's resolution to remain tidy. Ms. Starr, who founded her company in New York City 14 years ago, said she was always an organized person but had not found her calling until one fateful day in a friend's kitchen. "I was staying at a friend's house," she said in a recent interview. "I was trying to make breakfast, but everything was a mess." All she needed was a little compliance from her messy friend, and Ms. Starr was in all her glory organizing the space. The task took all day, but the payoff was a neat and organized kitchen and, as it turned out, a new career. "It's been the perfect job for me," Ms. Starr said. The business of organizing has become a serious one in the last five to 10 years, and Ms. Starr, now almost a decade and a half into her career, has been at the forefront of her profession. Thanks to the San Francisco-based Chronicle Books, which approached Ms. Starr in 2004 to write her first book on home organizing, she has become a nationally cited expert on the subject, appearing on television shows—Bravo's "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" and HGTV's "Smart Solutions"—and in major publications, including InStyle, Ladies Home Journal, Woman's Day and Real Simple magazines. "It was challenging," she said of writing the book, "but it was great to be able to share these ideas that are second nature to me.
"It's just a matter of dividing the online casino home up into the rooms, and then, you know, thinking about what is the reader looking for," she said. "Is there too much clutter? Not having enough storage space or closet space?" Ms. Starr approached the book the same way she approaches a home in need of her help—room by room. The kitchen, living room, laundry room and home office are all spaces that can attract chaos, for different reasons. Space is of the utmost concern to Ms. Starr; one could even say it is the backbone of her business. Her clients can never have enough of it, and the lack of it can bleed into parts of a person's life in ways you wouldn't think possible. The culprit robbing citizens of their space, she declared, is clutter. "Clutter is such a big issue. I think once you get organized, you don't want to bring clutter into your life," she said.
See ORGANIZED, Page R2 Ms. Starr offered a timely example of clutter that can be excised from your life: gifts. "If it's something you don't like, then don't feel like you have to keep it," Ms. Starr said matter-of-factly. "Once it's yours," she reasoned, "you can do whatever you want with it. "In our personal spaces, we should be surrounded by things that we enjoy, because they are our spaces."
While re-gifting or simply throwing away gifts doesn't seem like the sentimental option, Ms. Starr is quick to point out that it is our overabundance of stuff that eventually drives us to an unhealthy stress level. "I think that people … are so busy, they are so stressed, they just can't handle it anymore," she said. "This is one of the ways to decrease the stress."
Getting organized and getting rid of clutter can be addictive, according to Ms. Starr, because it feels good to simplify. When your house looks good and feels good, you have the "motivation to go on," she said.
The best way to get started organizing is to assess what you have. One of Ms. Starr's practical tips for organizing drawers and closets—which can easily be translated to organizing any room—is to start by emptying the closet and laying its contents out for review. With a sharp eye focused on culling out the clutter, each item and its usefulness should be considered. Clothes that don't fit, or have fallen out of favor, should be removed. The remaining items can then be categorized and hung, folded and stacked accordingly.
For Ms. Starr, who eventually hopes to organize everyone's lives through her own television show, the books are just an extension of her everyday life, both personally and professionally. While she is admittedly very organized—her closet is color-coded—she also believes one's personal space should be filled with things that make its inhabitant happy. For example, when her teenage daughter's room went the untidy way of most teens, Ms. Starr respected her daughter's choice and simply asked for the door to her bedroom to remain closed.
It is just such tales, from Ms. Starr's own experiences, that help her to relate to clients. While she understands not everyone is built to organize as she is, she sees definite room for improvement.
"You can't look at the whole house," she warned, "do something small, and the difference in the energy is so good you just keep going. Getting organized is a life changing experience."
Meryl Starr's new book—"The Home Organizing Workbook"—offers frank advice and lots of inspirational photographs of successful organization techniques.
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February, 08, 2007
It's 1:15 p.m. on a recent Sunday at the Merrit Bookstore in Millbrook, NY, and Meryl Starr is holding up her own reading. She's greeting friends as if it's a cocktail party: She sets up a workout date (scheduling it verbally into a teeny recorder fished from her bag); she discusses her kid's sports team with another mom. She goo-goos somebody's baby.
Hey! We don't have time for this. Starr is here to read from her most recent book, "The Personal Organizing Workbook: Solutions for a Simpler, Easier Life," and this chatting in the aisle thing on our time seems a bit disorganized to me.
Not to mention annoying. So I'm prepared not to like her when she finally takes to the podium.
Well, the gal wins me over, because she's cute. She has a great smile. She has glossy dark hair and she moves around a lot. And she is incredibly, almost unbelievably, enthusiastic about what she does. She's on a mission.
By the time she's through regaling us with tales of decluttering the lives of the desperate, I'm ready to leap to the front of the Dump the Junk brigade.
Starr (yes, it's her real name, sort of; Starr was her middle name) started her business in 1993 after she spent six hours helping a friend clean out and organize her kitchen. When the friend's husband came home and saw the miracle Starr had wrought, he said, "You could charge for this." Et voila!
Starr launched Let's Get Organized and built up a clientele from her original base in New York City (she now lives in LaGrangeville, NY) and points around the country. She wrote a piece on organizing for Rosie magazine; a publisher called and her first book was born. Like the new one, "The Home Organizing Workbook: Clearing Your Clutter, Step by Step" (2004) is glossy, well-organized and easy to read, with nice color photographs. Whether or not they'll get you organized is a whole separate issue.
Hey, it's like losing weight or giving up alcohol. "You've got to want to do it," said Starr, who also claims there's virtually no one who's willing to do it that she can't help. (Listen up, all you lost causes).
To Starr, junk is an emotional issue. There's stuff you love (go ahead, keep it; just get it organized) and then there's stuff that's just in the way (get rid of it). In the end, "You're doing this for yourself," she emphasizes. "You're going to feel so goood when you're through. Trust me."
This woman has a gift. In high school, Starr actually color-coordinated her closet; in fact, she organized within each color from dark to light. She thought it was perfectly normal (her brothers, who knew better, called her closet The Museum and brought their friends to stare). You might imagine Starr would have little sympathy for the clutter-addicted. You'd be wrong. She understands we have fears (I'll never again find another pair of pantyhose in this shade of mauve) and ridiculous attachments (my third-grade boyfriend gave this to me!) and plain neurosis (it's a can opener! It works!). Good missionary that she is, she wants to show you a Better Way.
And that, she says, is what sets her books apart from the plethora of organizers out there. "The content is really pretty similar," she admits. "Mine is very motivational. It's inspirational."
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Well, it took years to get to this point, so I suppose it should take awhile to get out of it. "Make little goals for yourself," she said. "That's what you do with every part of your life. You need to take it down to the lowest level. Just say, 'Let me cross one little thing off the list.'"
Start in a place that's disturbing you, she said, say the bedroom or the kitchen. Don't think about the whole house; you'll be overwhelmed.
Phase One, she said, is to get rid of unwanted stuff. Phase Two is to organize what you do want. "It's a process," she said, more than once. "There's no way you're going to get rid of clutter on the first round."
Her books are organized, she likes to point out, so that you don't have to read the whole book: pick a problem, find your page. Like "The Home Organizing Workbook," Starr's "Personal Organizing" book is divided into sections — Stash Your Stuff, Manage Your Relationships, etc. — with questionnaires and directions to helpful pages.
Is your shoulder aching at the end of the day from lugging your purse around? See page 34 for ways to give new life to your old pocketbook.
Are there certain responsibilities that always seem to fall through the cracks? See page 73 for tips on delegating and eliminating.
How many questions do you ask before you accept an invitation? Believe it or not, Starr would have you ask five (page 116 will illuminate).
You get the drift. "This book promises to make your dreams come true," declared Starr. Well. Maybe, maybe not. A few personal reviewers on Amazon.com thought not. Several loved the book. Maybe you need to have Starr herself at your side, cheering you along. You can, for $150 an hour. (Which, when you think about it, is about what you'd pay a shrink to help you figure out why you're hoarding all those plastic bags. And your shrink doesn't make house calls. Which, when you think about it, is probably just as well.)
You might need one session, you might need 10. You might need a maintenance coaching session. Starr, who hopes to write another book (there's no end to organization issues, apparently) and eventually her own television show, will do it all.
She insists her books can change lives. "By doing this, you're going to make yourself feel so good, you're never going to want to go back." she claims. "Ever."
For information on the books or "Let's Get Organized," go to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Insofar as formulations that are commonly used...you can find the recipes for Smith's amidol and ABC Pyro on the Azo Forum www.michaelandpaula.com
Another site that has formulations for developers posted is www.unblinkingeye.com
Beyond that you can find a lot of different photo formulations online by doing a google search for photo chemistry formulas.
If you want an understanding of film density and paper reflection density then the Ansel Adams series (The Negative and The Print are good entry level texts.
Another excellent text is Beyond The Zone System by Phil Davis. A dry and highly technical work but very good.
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Arizona Police Fatally Shoots Unarmed Man Who Has His Back Turned and Hands in the Air (Video)
Police in Pinal County, Arizona, claimed that the shooting death of a suspected car thief two weeks ago came after the man had turned to reach for a weapon. But video surfaced this week from a bystander, showing that the suspect had turned his back to officers, with his hands held high in the air.
Manuel Longoria, of Mesa, led police on a 40-minute chase in Eloy, and only stopped after sheriff's deputies crippled the stolen Toyota Corolla with a tire-popping device. Police fired Tasers and beanbags at him.
The video shows him with his hands above his head. One second later, a sheriff's deputy fired two shots into him, killing him.
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Trip was brought back in the books, Sisko is back, Kirk was brought back in Shatner's books, Data's back in STOnline and The Needs of the Many, and Spock was brought back (considered by most with very positive results), without people having a fit about it. Only when KJ's fans want HER back (and there are many, many) do some Trekkers start to object on some obscure principle, and don't tell me it isn't because of her gender! Makes me wonder what is the matter, haven't people heard of the Trek philosophy of IDIC!?! We're supposed to be positive in Trek, but it doesn't seem that way now. Well, KJ's fans are not going away, in fact the numbers are growing, and we know it is very possible to bring her back. Just someone has to decide to (like her "death") and it will happen, and then Voyager in Trek lit will be really Voyager again, with it's soul intact, not just sort of Voyager the way it is now. Bring her back, we know she lives!
The Shatner books, Trek Online and enve the JJ Verse/Countdown comics are NOT part of Trek Lit continuity. Sisko was NEVER dead and said that he would return...how many times do you people need to be told that! Those characters that were killed remain dead in TrekLit. Kirk...STILL DEAD. Data...STILL DEAD. Conversely, Janeway IS ALIVE in the same Trek Online Universe with Data.
How about this...push Kate Mulgrew to write her own novels with Admiral Janeway so that, like Shatner, they can exist outside of the regular timeline and the rest of us can go on enjoying her not being a part of mainline Trek Lit. But for fraks sake...stop pretending like this is some kind of conspiracy. Let characters that die stay dead. Spock's resurrection was miraculous precisely because it never happens.
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4/5 Henley Street, Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire. CV37 6PT. Tel: +44 (0)1789 269356
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The MAD (Mechanical Art and Design) Museum is based in the centre of Stratford upon Avon and houses over one hundred pieces of Kinetic Art and Automata from revolutionary and respected artists all around the globe.
Best described as a combination of Wallis and Gromit, Heath Robinson and Scrapheap Challenge; The MAD Museum is the only museum of its kind in the UK and offers the whole family a chance to experience and interact with fantastic machines.
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Today in labor history: Paterson silk strikers take to stage
Today in labor history, silk workers held a one-time performance of Paterson Strike Pageant at Madison Square Garden in 1913.
Today in history: Civil Rights Act signed
On July 2, 1964, President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act, a historic advance for all Americans.
Today in labor history: Luddites rebel against substandard work conditions
Today in labor history, the Luddites (19th century textile workers) attacked the Heathcoat and Boden's Mill, responding to substandard workplace conditions.
June 20: American Railway Union is founded in Chicago
It was the largest labor union of its time and one of the first industrial unions in the United States.
June 19: workers, families occupy Akron, Youngstown, and Hawaii
Today in labor history ... an Occupy trio: 1934 first sit-down strike, 1937 Women's Day Massacre and 1953 four-day general strike in Hawaii.
The 1981 Major League Baseball Players strike
On June 12, 1981, a Major League Baseball strike began, forcing cancellation of 713 games.
Today in labor history: D.C. restaurants integrate
It was on June 8, 1953 that the tide turned in favor of racial equality, and the prejudicial policies of Washington restaurants were expressly forbidden.


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Winner Of Online Zoo Penguin Art Contest Get VIP TourA Clinton Township elementary school fifth grade student, and her class, received a special tour of the Detroit Zoo for winning on online penguin art contest.
Bank Robbery Suspects Caught After Police Chase On I-94A pair of suspected bank robbers have been taken into custody on Monday after they nearly got away with stealing a large amount of money.
2 Suspects Arraigned In Connection With Robbery At Comerica Bank In Auburn HillsTwo suspects believed to be linked to a weekend bank robbery have been arraigned.
Pershing High School Receives $5K Grant For Baseball, Softball ProgramsPershing High School received a $5,000 grant from Comerica Bank and the Detroit Tigers for the school's baseball and softball programs.
Police: 1 Suspect In Custody, Search On For Second Suspect In Connection With Robbery At Comerica BankPolice say one suspect is in custody - and another remains on the loose in the case of a bank robbery in Auburn Hills.
Detroit Zoo Launches Penguin Art ContestThe Detroit Zoo and Comerica Bank have launched a penguin art contest for metro Detroit elementary school students for a chance to a grant for their school, a class trip to the zoo and a special presentation.
FBI Seeks Public's Help Identifying Bank Robber, Reward Up To $12,000During both robberies, the robber wielded a handgun, violently took over the bank, demanded cash and forced employees into the vault at gunpoint. Authorities believe the robberies may be related.
Southfield Police Seek Help To ID Female Bank RobberPolice are looking for help to ID a heavy-set female bank robber with a gold-streaked wig and "crooked teeth."
Man Arrested In Canton Township Bank RobberyA 28-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a bank robbery in Canton Township.
Police Ask For Help Finding Suspect In Comerica Bank Robbery In CantonThe robbery happened Thursday afternoon at a Comerica Bank inside the Kroger store at Ford and Canton Center Roads.
Comerica Bank's Michigan Index Up Again in AprilComerica Bank's Michigan Economic Activity Index increased in April, up 1.3 points to a level of 122.4.


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Want To Leave the Law and Travel Around the World?
How would you like to ditch your legal job and travel around the world, photographing and writing about the places you visit?
Biglaw, Partner Issues, Travel / Vacation
Buying In: Vacation Time (Part 2) – Flying Solo
If you work in Biglaw, here are some helpful tips about going on vacation.
It has long been the case in Hong Kong that most UK law firms and a very small minority of US law firms have three month notice periods for their US associates built into their employment contracts. […]
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Buying In: Vacation Time (Part 1) – With the Family
If you work in Biglaw and have a family, check out these helpful tips from Anonymous Partner about going on vacation.
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Law Firm Rents Entire Cruise Liner For Partner Meeting While the Rest of You Look for Work
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale / A tale of an expensive trip / That started from the Mediterranean / Aboard this gigantic ship.
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Career Alternatives for Attorneys: Disney World Guru
Looking to leave the law? Your treasure trove of "useless" knowledge could actually be a valuable asset.
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Weapons On A Plane? TSA Says 'Sure!'
The TSA continues to make rules based on emotion and appearances rather than passenger safety.
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Ed. note: Due to the Presidents' Day holiday, we will be on a reduced publication schedule today. We will be back in full swing tomorrow. We hope that you will enjoy your day off, but please feel free to lament your lack thereof in the comments.
* "[T]hey don't want to hear nothing." Vedel Browne, the man accused of robbing Stephen Breyer at machete-point while the justice was vacationing in his home in the Caribbean, now claims that he's innocent, mon. [St. Kitts-Nevis Observer]
* You know what, the farmer in the Super Bowl commercial probably didn't have to deal with bullsh*t like Monsanto's seed patents, but today's farmers do, and they'll argue their case before the Supreme Court this week. [New York Times]
* "I'm a betting man. And I would bet and give odds that Sullivan & Cromwell has never said that publicly." Who dares question S&C's stance in the hot mess that is Herbalife? None other than Carl Icahn. [Am Law Daily]
* Here's an important Biglaw math lesson that's been provided to us via California-based firms like Irell & Manella, Munger Tolles, and Orrick: a little revenue minus a lot of partners equals profitability. [Recorder]
* Amid a flurry of filings on Valentine's Day, love must've been a battlefield for the embattled Dewey & LeBoeuf refugees who were in desperate search of their once promised 2011 bonuses. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* From the department of things that suck: having to defend your office's alleged "underhanded tactics" in a $150 million wrongful conviction case while you're trying to get re-elected as district attorney. [New York Times]
* We got bitches in the office lawyerin' on, and they ain't leavin' till six in the mornin' — unless they want to be fired. An ex-Travers Smith trainee claims she was canned for leaving the firm "early"… at 6:30 a.m. [Telegraph]
* If it weren't for Cosmo, this woman wouldn't have known her landlord was an alleged creeper. A Maryland lawyer now faces criminal charges for allegedly filming his female tenants in the nude. [Washington Post]
* "We wants it, we needs it. Must have the precious!" The ABA officially put Florida A&M on notice that its law school accreditation may be in jeopardy if they don't shape up in terms of bar passage. [Orlando Sentinel]
* What do you do the second you step off a cruise ship that's been described as "a floating toilet, a floating petri dish, a floating hell"? You grab the very first lawyers you see, and sue! [Nation Now / Los Angeles Times]
Airplanes / Aviation, Eyes of the Law, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Travel / Vacation
The Eyes of the Law: Winged Justice
Snakes on a plane? Nah, it's far more exciting: a Supreme Court justice!
Airplanes / Aviation, Biglaw, Bloomberg, Career Alternatives, Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Travel / Vacation, Videos, YouTube
Career Alternatives for Attorneys: Technology-Enabled Fashion Apparel Designer
How does one go from practicing law to designing technology-enabled clothing? Find out here!
Join Jeena Cho for her FREE online webinar Dec. 2nd to uncover how today's lawyer can improve productivity and output while reducing stress and anxiety. Register now!
Airplanes / Aviation, American Bar Association / ABA, Antitrust, Arnold & Porter, Biglaw, Confirmations, Crime, Deaths, Department of Justice, Hate Crimes, John Roberts, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Murder, Patents, SCOTUS, Student Loans, Supreme Court, Travel / Vacation, Trendspotting, Violence
* While Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts made a plea to keep funding for the federal judiciary intact, we learned that student loan default cases have fallen since 2011. You really gotta love that income-based repayment. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* Introducing the Asia 50, a list of the largest firms in the Asia-Pacific region. When it comes to the firms with the biggest footprints, only one American Biglaw shop made the cut. Go ahead and take a wild guess on which one it was. [Asian Lawyer]
* Congratulations are in order, because after almost a year of stalling, Arnold & Porter partner William Baer was finally confirmed by the Senate as the chief of the Department of Justice's Antitrust Division. [Bloomberg]
* Our elected officials might not have allowed the country to fall off the fiscal cliff, but the American Invents Act was put on hold, so if you're a patent nerd, you can still be mad about something. [National Law Journal]
* Remember when Rutgers-Camden Law said "many top students" were making bank after graduation? Yeah, about that: Law School Transparency just filed an ABA complaint. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight]
* Here are some law school trends to look out for in 2013. FYI, the applicant pool is smaller because no one wants to foolishly gamble on their careers anymore. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* In the latest NYC subway shoving death, a woman was charged with second-degree murder as a hate crime, and allegedly bragged about other hate crimes she's committed to police. Lovely. [New York Times]
* Next time you're trapped on a plane that's literally filled with other people's crap for 11 hours, don't bother suing over your hellish experience — you're going to be preempted by federal law. [New York Law Journal]
10th Circuit, Barack Obama, Cars, Confirmations, Federal Judges, Guns / Firearms, Health Care / Medicine, Kids, Masturbation, Morning Docket, Politics, Reader Polls, SCOTUS, Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court, Television, Travel / Vacation
* Justice Sonia Sotomayor just ruined Hobby Lobby's new year by refusing to block the Affordable Care Act's contraceptives mandate. All of the members of the company's legal team will have to scrapbook and crochet for hours to get over this loss. [Reuters]
* Harvard Law graduate Barack Obama is being feted as CNN's "Most Intriguing Person of 2012," but he's currently trailing in fourth place in the most important year-end poll of all: Above the Law's Lawyer of the Year competition. Get out there and vote! [CNN]
* Federal district court judges aren't being confirmed as quickly as they once were, and it's partly because our president isn't submitting nominees as quickly as those who came before him. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* But even if the president nominated judges more quickly, he'd continue to face harsh opposition from the NRA, which matters because the gun group has an entire party in its pocket. [Opinionator / New York Times]
* A legal problem and a journalism problem wrapped up in a little pretty bow: David Gregory of NBC's "Meet the Press" is being investigated for displaying an alleged 30-round magazine on the air. [Washington Post]
* One of New York's most prestigious private schools agreed to settle the sex abuse suit brought against it by former students. Simpson Thacher partner Phil Culhane must be doing a victory dance. [New York Daily News]
* You got a fast car, and now this case will pay all our bills. Toyota settled a class action suit over unintended acceleration, and it's touted as one of the largest product-liability settlements in history. [New York Times]
* Ay dios mio! You know that you're never going to enjoy another vacation when you catch a hotel employee spreading his seed all over your clothes. But what did you expect? It's Mexico. [Courthouse News Service]
Career Alternatives, Money, Travel / Vacation, Videos, YouTube
Career Alternatives for Attorneys: Perfumer
In today's look at alternative careers for lawyers, we meet a lawyer who now has his own perfume business on a Caribbean island.
Education / Schools, Food, In-House Counsel, Travel / Vacation, United Kingdom / Great Britain
Inside Straight: A Native's View Of London
In-house columnist Mark Herrmann shares his reflections on London, where he has been living for the past few months.
Airplanes / Aviation, Holidays and Seasons, Traffic Accidents, Travel / Vacation, War on Terror
We enter another holiday season under the yoke of our transportation overlords…
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Musical Chairs: Just Walk Away
We learn the surprisingly simple — and refreshing — backstory to a Quinn Emanuel partner's sudden departure.
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Buying In: The Biglaw Wall of Silence
Wherein the Anonymous Partner tells a tale of Biglaw behaving badly….
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The TSA Needs to Inspect Your Airport Coffee — Yes, The Cup You Bought AFTER Going Through Security
The TSA strikes again. Leave our coffee alone!
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House Rules: Taking Time to Smell the Roses
As a lawyer, you should make the effort to take time to smell the roses once in a while…


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Mister Lies
Mar 06, 2013 Web Exclusive
After breaking out in early 2012 with a pair of buzzed-over EPs, 20-year-old Chicago-based producer Nick Zanca sequestered himself in his family's Vermont lake cottage to record his debut full-length. That seclusion can be heard and felt in the record's dark rhythms and muffled vocals, which give off a persistent air of loneliness. Mowgli is a record defined by its striking, downbeat atmosphere.
The specter of Massive Attack looms heavily across the whole album. From the opening snare clicks and warbled ringing of "Ashore," you'll hear echoes of that English electronic group's hit "Teardrop." It's not until four minutes in, when the steady beats disintegrate and woozy synth chords come to dominate the mix, that you'll know you're in for more than a second-rate trip hop rip-off. "Dionysian," the LP's second track, is where things proceed to get spookier; the distant, warped vocals are jointly haunting and groovy. That unsettling-though not unpleasant-tone is impressively consistent, from the nostalgic spoken word passage "Canaan" to the cozy pulses and looped coos of the climactic "Hounded," a collaboration with Exitmusic's Aleksa Palladino. (An out-of-place, almost danceable track, "Align," is the album's only up-tempo number.) With a gift for mood-altering ambience, Mister Lies sets himself apart from much of his electronic music brethren. Don't be deterred by the gloominess: Mowgli's darkness will find ways to draw you in. (www.misterlies.bandcamp.com)
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Phil Kline's Unsilent Night
By Op 133 Studios LLC
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Unsilent Night is composer Phil Kline's free outdoor participatory sound sculpture of many individual parts, recorded on cassettes, CD's and mp3's, and played through a roving swarm of boomboxes carried through city streets every December. People bring their own boomboxes and drift peacefully through a cloud of sound which is different from every listener's perspective.
Kline says: "Every year I present Unsilent Night, which is like a Christmas caroling party except we don't sing, but rather carry boomboxes, each playing a separate tape or CD which is part of the piece. In effect, we become a city-block-long stereo system."
Since its debut in 1992, Unsilent Night has become a cult holiday tradition in NY, drawing crowds of up to 1,500 participants. Unsilent Night 2009 took place in more than 25 cities and for the first time in London, Denver and Dallas.
Unsilent Night 2010 will take place in cities around the world, with debuts in Hong Kong, Oxford, UK and Charleston, WV.
New cities are being added, so be sure to visit the schedule page of this site for updates.
How did Unsilent Night begin?
In 1992, Phil Kline had an idea for a public artwork in the form of a holiday caroling party. He composed a multi-track electronic piece that was 45 minutes long (the length of a cassette tape), invited a few dozen friends who gathered in Greenwich Village, gave each person a boombox with one of four tapes in it, and instructed everyone to hit PLAY simultaneously. What followed was a sound unlike anything they had ever heard before: an evanescence filling the air, reverberating off the buildings and streets as the crowd walked a pre-determined route. Friends immediately suggested the event be repeated the next year, and now—almost 20 years later—it's happening all over the world.
What's New in Version 1.2
Dynamic updating of schedule for 2012 and beyond.
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Customer Reviews
Watch out for Auto-lock!
I love mobile sound art! But be sure you turn off screen Auto-lock during a performance or the sound from the app will be cut off! Not good during the event. This should be fixed or warned about in the instructions.
Basic app; seems OK
If one came late to an UnSiNi event, or was an impromptu participant, one might wish for a way to jump to current point in the piece.
Also, I see the app volume control doesn't respond to hardware control changes.
- Free
- Category: Music
- Updated: Dec 02, 2012
- Version: 1.2
- Size: 181 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Op 133 Studios LLC
- © 2011 Rockmore Technology LLC and 1992-2011 Phil Kline
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Voice Feminization Fundamentals….Discover Voice Feminization Techniques. One of the most important keys to passing as a genetic woman lies in the ability to sound like a woman. Sounding female covers up many flaws you may have because people just believe their ears.
Simply talking high, or in a falsetto range, causes you to sound like a man imitating Minnie Mouse. Most genetic women speak at a pitch between 208Hz and 233Hz (for musicians G# through B# just below middle C). Ideally, you want to train your voice to speak at 220Hz (A just below middle C).
A popular method of training your voice to sound like a woman comes from female vocalists. Try singing along with some of your favorite artists to acquire a feel for articulation, phrasing, intonation and pacing. By emulating their intonation when you speak, you avoid the mistake of using a pattern with the ups and downs in your voice. As you also begin to pick up the pacing and phrasing, you will realize how much faster women talk than men.
Talking faster sometimes does present a problem with articulation. Since women articulate very well, you need to ensure the quality of your speech as you learn pacing and phrasing. You can find one helpful method of practicing articulation on YouTube. Look up your favorite actresses and try to repeat her lines from a scene until you can match her.
As you develop and maintain your feminine voice, make sure you stay hydrated. Your vocal chords become stiff if they dry out, making it extremely difficult to control your voice. Try and drink two glasses of water per meal and at least one glass between meals, obviously more if you feel thirsty.
If you have a hard time determining how hydrated you are, you can easily figure it out when you go to the restroom. Not necessarily by how often you go, but by how clear your pee is, obviously the clearer the better.
Remember that practice makes perfect. While you may find your voice unconvincing at first, the more you speak the better you will get, until you have an amazing feminine voice. Anyone can do this, even if it takes a little more work for some, you can do it.
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The White House and China are sharpening their rhetoric over allegations of cybertheft.
President Obama's national security adviser, Tom Donilon, said Monday that hacking has become a "key point of concern" in the U.S.-Chinese relationship, and called on Beijing to crack down on cybertheft from American businesses.
"Increasingly, U.S. businesses are speaking out about their serious concerns about sophisticated, targeted theft of confidential business information and proprietary technologies through cyberintrusions emanating from China on an unprecedented scale," Donilon said in a speech to the Asia Society in New York.
"The international community cannot tolerate such activity from any country."
Donilon's comments came two days after China's foreign minister, Yang Jiechi, rejected U.S. claims of hacking from China.
"Anyone who tries to fabricate or piece together a sensational story to serve a political motive will not be able to blacken the name of others or whitewash themselves," Yang said.
The Chinese official added: "Cyberspace needs not war, but rules and cooperation. We oppose cyberspace becoming a new battlefield, and to using the Internet as a new tool to interfere in another country's internal affairs."
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i love staying at home with lo but i miss my pay check!!
~married my sweetheart 3.2010
~SAHM to L 8.2012
~cautiously expecting 11.2014
Months of aches + hours of pain = A lifetime of LOVE
First time mama to my beautiful baby boy, Avery. *8/6/12*
same question as PP, does your husband have spending money. If so that's not fair.
I miss having my own money too! The freedom to choose how it gets spent without feeling guilty about splurging on something nice just because. :) I feel funny about using his money to buy him a gift too. I have alittle saved up to use for his christmas. I think he is aware it's going to be smaller than it usually would have been.
(if he has lots of extra spending money) His money wouldnt be going to his gift per se. It would go towards your car insurance or something else, freeing up spending money for you.
Forgot another password, guess Im new again. Happy mom of Adorable toddler dd and August Awesome Baby Boy. No complaints.


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You will note Wade is already hinting at divy increase from ramp up into Shell line. He says substantial increase and he is talking mid year. END of next year and first quarter of 2014 is a whole new story again, especially with two drills. Sure we would have about 25,000 to 30,000 bod by June (19000 now). I EXPECT maybe 4000 out of UMU 10 BRINGS us to say 23000 so ya 25,000 to 30,000 by June is easy . Midswestern will pay 2 drills with forward oil cause the cash would be flowing and a few horizontal wells and the west and east targetS would bring them to 50,000 bod. Will allow 6 months each for west and east targets , but the horizontals with a second drill are much quicker. Wade said the horizontals will yield between 6 to 10,000 bod each . Using the low ball number of 6000 bod x 3 wells = 18000 . will use low ball number of only 3000 bod each for west and east .. hmm thats 24,000 + about 30,000 ..=50000. Ball park even if i'm off in timing ..the UMU FIELD will ramp to 50,000 bod (net 25000 netn to MMT ) VERY fast ..thats 4 times the cash flow or more with still no debt or any significant capex cause the wells payout fast in 3 months
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Ted Cruz is so thrilled that someone who wants abortion providers to be killed is supporting him that he actually sent out a press release to celebrate the endorsement. Is that what this Republican primary has come to? No one should tolerate calls to put someone to death because of his or her legal profession.
Last week United Health Care, the country's largest health insurance company, announced that it was considering leaving the health care exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act. Naturally, the prospect of UHC leaving the exchanges delighted foes of Obamacare.
As we move toward war against ISIS, we must be vigilant -- to fairly allocate the burdens of who's called on to fight the war, to protect civil liberties, to protect innocent civilians abroad, to avoid hate and bigotry, and to fairly distribute the cost of paying for war.
Affordable health insurance should not be a luxury. It is a necessity. Since I was elected to Congress in 2009, I have done everything I can to make sure that residents of the San Gabriel Valley can easily obtain affordable insurance that provides quality care.
A top government official with energy industry holdings huddles in secret with oil company executives to work out the details of a potentially lucrative "national energy policy." Later, that same official steers billions of government dollars to his former oil-field services company. What country is this?
At hundreds of thousands of tables on Thursday, as there have been for decades, there will be places set for mothers, daughters, fathers, sons, cousins, nieces and nephews who are still in prison. I can only imagine how these families must feel to see their President use his desperately needed clemency powers to pardon a turkey.
Democrat John Bel Edwards' big win in Louisiana is a big deal for the Democratic Party, giving them headwinds toward the 2016 election, despite the gloom and doom you hear from liberals. Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders need to be taking notes.
We are living in one of the most turbulent times in human history. While the world's attention is focused on small groups of people that are hell-bent on destruction and terror, I will be in Paris to honor certain small groups of people that stand for the opposite of terror. They stand for life, cooperation and the health of the planet.
After the Paris attacks happened, Carson wrote an editorial on what to do about the Islamic State for the Washington Post which was borderline incoherent. Now it looks like this floundering on foreign policy is beginning to hurt his standing in the polls.
In the discussions of the events now taking place on an increasing number of college campuses the phrases "free speech" and "academic freedom" are routinely invoked. Neither is an appropriate rubric for the analysis of what is happening.
Hillary Clinton's speech on ISIS to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) showed clearly what to expect in a Clinton presidency: more of the same. In her speech, Clinton doubled down on the existing, failed U.S. approach in the Middle East, the one she pursued as Secretary of State.
In the somber days since ISIS terrorists killed 130 people in coordinated attacks on Paris, elected leaders from around the world have been searching for solutions. But far too many American politicians have fallen back, instead, on that old standby in times of crisis: Stirring up fear and finding someone, anyone, to scapegoat, no matter how unconnected the scapegoated person is with the problem at hand.
2015 is not 1938. The faces of the refugees are different. The languages they speak are different. The places and killers from which and from whom they are fleeing are different as well. But the refugees' anguish and despair, their fear and sense of abandonment, are very much the same.
Several years ago, when opposition to the repressive Assad regime began to erupt into open violence, I was frustrated that the U.S. was not being more assertive. While I continue to think we might have done more there early on, I have come to appreciate that the White House essentially got the policy right.
To welcome refugees need not jeopardize our national security. To turn them away risks contributing to the harm they have already experienced, while changing who Iowans have been at our best.
Working Americans haven't seen a real raise in 35 years. Meanwhile, every year, their health care costs rise. Their employers eliminate pensions. And their kids struggle with rising college tuition and debt. By contrast, on the other side of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the richest 1 percent are supersizing their feasts.
When I first heard about the crisis at the college, I was deeply concerned. I participated in a panel discussion at Washington College on February 24 and was very impressed with the school and faculty. Then it suddenly dawned on me that I knew Jacob Marberger.
There are still places where people are talking about -- gasp! -- building up infrastructure in a big way, not defunding it and letting it crumble into dust; places where leaders are intent on thinking about how to unify worlds through commerce and trade, not smash them to smithereens via air power and drones.
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Johannesburg - Cricket South Africa (CSA) congratulated the Proteas on their innings and 12 runs victory over England in the first Test match that finished at the Oval on Monday.
"There is still much work to be done to clinch the series," commented CSA acting CEO Jacques Faul. "Taking things day-by-day has become a hallmark of the team under the leadership of Gary Kirsten.
"But this is a moment to celebrate what has been a team performance of high quality and intensity. There have been standout performances from Hashim Amla, Graeme Smith, Jacques Kallis and Dale Steyn, but there have also been many unsung heroes.
"This is the first time England have lost a home Test match by an innings in three years and the Oval has been a ground where England have previously been almost invincible.
"It is our first victory at the Oval ever.
"I would like to single out the captaincy of Graeme Smith who timed his declaration to perfection and allowed our bowlers plenty of time to finish the job."
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The World Is A Horrible Place So Let's Go To The Most Remote Locations On Earth
If you need me, I'll be waiting out this wretched summer at my POLE OF INACCESSIBILITY.
GORP, a nutricious and tasty snack you should pack before your journey to one of the following remote destinations.
Ever have one of those days/weeks/months/seasons where you wish you could zap off to a place so remote, so desolate, that no one could talk to you and there is definitely no WiFi?
Turns out there's actually a scientific definition for these places. Ready for it? It's perfect: Pole of Inaccessibility.
What a name, right?
There's several different types of Poles Of Inaccessibility. Continental ones are defined as the spot on each continent that is farthest away from any ocean, and the Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility is the point farthest from any dry land. The northern pole is in the Arctic ocean; there's a southern pole too, but it's just in Antarctica.
It's all a little confusing but keep in mind these aren't "real" things. Sure, scientists have measured them out, but it seems like it's more of a hobby for Gore-Tex'ed up adventurers who want to make a big point of going somewhere that is Hard To Get To. These knuckleheads are too busy making their own GORP and applying SPF lip balm to worry about the whys and the hows.
3. Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility, aka "Point Nemo"
Located between South America and New Zealand, it's just a bunch of water. BUT! Google Maps does a cool thing where they sort of watermark the word "Point Nemo" into the satellite image.
4. Australia
5. South America
Located in Brazil by the Bolivia border. It's right near a highway, so, it's not exactly the HARDEST pole to get to. Probably lots of bugs, too.
6. North America
Located in South Dakoka, just a few miles north Allen, SD, an Indian Reservation town that is, as of the most recent census, the poorest place in America.
7. Africa
This is located in the eastern part of Central African Republic, near the borders of South Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo.
8. Eurasia
There's a few different theories about the exact location, based on different ways of measuring, but they're all relatively near to each other. But let's just say it's this most popularly accepted one, in China near the border of Mongolia. Ahhhhh look at this long expanse of land. So peaceful, so quiet. Let's just go there.
9. Northern Pole of Inaccessibility
BRRRRRRRRRR. This is located in the middle of the Arctic ocean, further from land than the geographic or magnetic North Poles (they're different, not sure which one Santa lives at tbh). [The satellite image of the map just looks like boring ocean, so let's look at some icebergs.]
10. Are you feeling refreshed already? Well feel free to unhook your bra because NO ONE is going to bother you at best one…..
12. That's right. There is a giant statue of Lenin in the most remote spot in Antarctica.
13. The station was made by Soviet explorers in 1958 (hence, the Lenin statue), but is mostly buried in snow now.
14. Ugh, even in the most desolate and remote place on Earth, you can't get away from people talking about politics. Might as well stay home.
- The U.S. airstrike on a Doctors Without Borders hospital that killed at least 30 people last month happened as a "direct result of avoidable human error," the Pentagon said. ›
- Five people were arrested as protesters gathered in Chicago after the release of a video of the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald. ›
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Tesla should have a site where new features can be requested. On a single site, it would be fairly easy to categorize them and rank order the requests for eventual development.
My current request regards unlock behavior: when the door handles are extended, the windows should open about ⅓-inch, as is now done when you pull on the door handle to open. I find myself opening the rear door so quickly that the window hasn't had time to roll down to permit opening without the window sticking.
The windows could then automatically go back to full up when the brake pedal is depressed.
Thanks, Tesla, for giving me these little things to complain about. I sure don't have any big complaints with my P85.
I agree, and created a site for 'desired features' about a year ago. You can review, search, vote on, or create new desired features. Go to:
@TeslaTap Perhaps you should start a thread entitled: "Post Your Software Suggestions Here" and we can bump it along with nick's and Rod and Barbara's.
It seems we have a lot of new readers almost every day.
@ donlyle – In the Prioritized Software Enhancement List thread 151 owner-suggested software enhancements are listed in priority order based on owners' votes for their favorite enhancements. You can find the thread here: http://www.teslamotors.com/forum/forums/prioritized-software-enhancement....
Actually this post prompted me to make the thread on how to suggest new features and why some are ignored:
I include links to the key sites and posts (including Rod & Barbara's excellent list) that may help get Tesla's attention on your desired feature.
@jtodtman, All the links in this thread are also in the post:
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Topics from the Microsoft SQL Server Protocols team - Netlibs, TDS, SQL Browser, etc.
Kerberos is a widely accepted network authentication protocol that is used to provide a highly secure method to authenticate users. Reliance is placed upon a trusted third party called the Key Distribution Center (KDC) to facilitate the generation and secure distribution of authentication tokens and symmetric session keys. In a Windows environment, the operation of the KDC is assumed by the Domain Controller (DC) using the Active Directory (AD). Furthermore, all Windows domain users are effectively Kerberos principals and are capable of engaging in Kerberos authentication.
Among the key benefits of Kerberos authentication that make it popular are:
Kerberos with SQL Server
SQL Server 2005 (and 2000) supports Kerberos indirectly through the Windows SSPI interface when using Windows integrated authentication (as opposed to SQL authentication). However, Kerberos will only be used under certain circumstances as SQL Server allows SSPI to negotiate the authentication protocol to use; if Kerberos cannot be used, then Windows will fall back NTLM authentication. Kerberos authentication is far more desirable than NTLM from a security (and, to a lesser degree, performance) point of view and I think it's important to understand how to ensure Kerberos is used for remote connections when possible. If you're using integrated auth, you need to make sure that the follow are done:
Registering an SPN
The SPN is essentially a mapping between a principal name and the Windows account that started the server instance service. This is needed because the client will use the server's hostname and the TCP/IP port to which it connects to compose an SPN. If the SPN mapping has not been performed, then the Windows security layer will be unable to determine the account associated with the SPN and Kerberos authentication will not be used. In an attempt to facilitate this, the SQL Server 2005 instance will automatically try to register the SPN with the AD at startup if TCP/IP is enabled. The problem is, however, that only a domain administrator or a Local System account has the authority to register an SPN. Therefore, in the majority of cases where the service is started under a normal account, SQL Server will be unable to register the SPN for the instance. This will not prevent the instance from starting but you will see the following entry in the error log:
The SQL Network Interface library could not register the Service Principal Name (SPN) for the SQL Server service. Error: 0x2098. Failure to register an SPN may cause integrated authentication to fall back to NTLM instead of Kerberos. This is an informational message. Further action is only required if Kerberos authentication is required by authentication policies.
The alternative is to have a domain admin manually register the SPN for the instance. The format for an SPN is MSSQLSvc/FQDN:tcpport, where FQDN is the fully qualified domain name of the server and tcpport is the TCP/IP port number. To register the SPN, the administrator will need to use the SetSPN.exe tool which is available from the Windows server resource kit (for Windows 2K3, you can find it here, http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;892777). An example of the command is:
setspn -A MSSQLSvc/myhost.redmond.microsoft.com:1433 accountname
If an SPN already exists, then it must be deleted before it can be re-registered. This is accomplished by a domain admin using the setspn -D command.
To verify that Kerberos authentication is being used, you may query the sys.dm_exec_connections DMV and look under the auth_scheme column, e.g.
select auth_scheme from sys.dm_exec_connections where session_id=@@spid
If Kerberos is being used, then it will display "KERBEROS".
I should also mention that if the instance automatically registered an SPN at startup, then it will unregister it when the instance is stopped.
Potential Problems
If instance is configured to listen to a different port, then the SPN will need to be deleted and recreated using the new port number. The problem is worse if the server is configured to use dynamic IP addresses as, potentially, a new SPN must be configured every time the server is started. I recommend that a static IP address be used so that the SPN need only be registered once. In addition, using a static IP address provides the additional benefit that the client can specify the TCP/IP directly in the connection string. Doing this will prevent the need to rely upon SQL Browser to determine the port number (SQL Browser communication uses an unauthenticated UDP channel).
A couple of other considerations that are documented in the BOL are (i) the Dedicated Admin Connection (DAC) only uses NTLM so no SPN is registered for the DAC connection, and (ii) if the instance is configured to listen to multiple IP addresses, then the server will only attempt to automatically register the SPN using the first port that it identifies.
Il-Sung LeeProgram Manager, SQL Server Protocols
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We have the same SSPI issue and asked the system admin to add SPN to AD, which he did successfully. But we still get "Cannot generate SSPI context" error message.
Do we need to restart SQL Server service?
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Hi, is there anything else should be done if client is a JDBC application?
Please refer to the documentation of the JDBC driver you are using. If you are using the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 JDBC Driver, Kerberos support is currently only supported if the JDBC application is running on a Windows machine. Please look at the "integratedSecurity" connection property at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms378988(SQL.90).aspx for additional information.
I am getting error 0x20b5/8373 "Failed to assign SPN on account..."
Does anyone have suggestions for solving this issue?
I am getting the SSPI error only when users are connected to the Network via Cisco VPN. Would the fix mentioned above fix my problem?
The above statement works in SQL 2005. What is the way to know the auth scheme in SQL 2000 for connections.
Not using a system table or DMV.
There are several ways you can determine what is used. The easiest is to enable security auditing for successful logons on the server side, this will create an event log for each logon and this event log entry will tell you whether or not Kerberos was used.
This article tells you how to turn it on:
PingBack from http://www.keyongtech.com/2202082-spn-requirement
I'm using SQL Server 2008 for MOSS 2007. We're using Kerberos. Is there any reason why I shouldn't disable all protocols on the server side other than TCP/IP? There is no SQL Server internal requirements for the Shared Memory or Named Pipes protocols to be enabled are there?
We've successfully set up Kerberos on our SQL Servers by manually setting the SPN's for each. All of our SQL Servers are linked using window authentication. This all seems to be working correctly, however, we have a old VB6 app that runs under a domain account that executes a distributed query and we are getting an anonymous login error on the hop to the second sql server. This worked previously when the linked servers used a sql login to connect. Also, when running the query from the same machine the app runs on with the same credentials (from query analyzer) the query runs without any problems. Does anyone have any ideas?
Also, with manually registered SPN's... do they persist if the DC is rebooted? Is there any point at which manually registered SPN's need to be re-registered.
Hi Il-Sung Lee, thanks for such extreme good article!
Client Tier is Management Studio or Query Analyzer
Middle Tier x64 2003 SP1 - SQL 2000 SP4
Destination is x86 2003 SP1 - SQL 2000 SP4
SPN is set for Domain Service Account on middle tier & destination, TCP/IP is the only protocol enabled, linked server does not work on double-hop. However, if I remote to the middle tier and use linked server it works (obviously) and while that "ticket" is still live, I am able to successfully double-hop from the Client. What am I missing???
I am having double hop issue connecting linked server. So i registered it using the statement
setspn MSSQLSvc/machinename.redmond.corp.microsoft.com:1433 domainname\<account under which sql service runs>
when i execute--C:\Program Files\Support Tools>setspn -l domainname\<account under which sql service runs>
Registered ServicePrincipalNames for CN=ESM Nagbot 2000,OU=UserAccounts,DC=domainname,DC=corp,DC=<x>,DC=com:
The Query results NTLM still
I am still getting the error. We use SQL 2005. Can some one suggest.
Kiran, try with.
setspn MSSQLSvc.3/machinename.redmond.corp.microsoft.com:1433 domainname\<account under which sql service runs>
Instead of:
For SQL 2005 you need to use MSSQLSvc.3, to work properly.


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Really surprised me. My results differ.SMC Tak 28/3.5 is forgettable
Original or EBC? The EBC Fujinon 55/1.8 was my first SLR lens ever, and I always liked what I got from it. I don't remember funky colors (Kodachrome was the film), but I'd have to go back and look.Fuji 55/1.8 is great IQ but funky colors in skin tones
Yep, yep, and yep.tldr: Experiment, copy variation is prevalent, and trying new stuff is half the fun of the old glass.


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Engineers and designers are highly skilled individuals. Forcing them to enter design changes using tables, forms and spreadsheets is unproductive and uneconomical, and it increases the likelihood of human error—this is the way that most instrumentation software systems currently work. For too long, software vendors have denied engineers and designers the simple practicality of a graphical visual engineering interface with "drag and drop" capability and inbuilt intelligence, ensuring changes are automatically replicated into all the associated data and databases.
As low oil prices make naphtha cracking margins in Europe and Asia more competitive, are investments in new, ethane-based petrochemicals capacity in the US and Middle East becoming less attractive?
Yes, ethane cracking is less economical
No, ethane cracking is still the future
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Two complex, fully voiced and animated followers, for adult audiences only. Beta version.
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Posted 06 November 2010 - 03:50 PM
Though I like the idea of building a relationship with someone in the game, I don't think I'll download right away. Also I mostly play as female characters so this probably wouldn't work very good anyway.
Posted 06 November 2010 - 03:57 PM
The reason for the request on appropriate comments is for your own good. Moderators watch these kinds of mods for people being rude, flaming, trolling, and otherwise making asses out of themselves... and ban them.
Furthermore, when mods introduce adult situations into a game which otherwise tends to be played by juveniles... it can get difficult to actually have a conversation regarding how well it works or what needs improvements when you are required to read through twenty pages of arguments and foul language.
As for the mod itself, well, I for one always like to see adult-themes in mods. There's a certain amount of realism lost when you neuter a game for the sake of sales... an edge that gets blunted in order to accommodate the kiddies.
In the wasteland... there are few things more pressing on the mind of an NCR soldier with three days vacation than getting drunk, getting laid, and getting rich so he can retire.
Two out of three seem to be covered, here.
Not bad.
Posted 06 November 2010 - 04:02 PM
Hm, from the screenies , they look like they could use a lift or two (not the elevator one..).
Also , this is a mod.If you find it's contents distasteful , don't use it.
Also , this is a mod.If you find it's contents distasteful , don't use it.
Posted 06 November 2010 - 04:17 PM
There seems mesh/textures that are missing. The Building close to Sloan has no floor and the outside is littered with the Red "!" marks.
Edited by JamesX007, 06 November 2010 - 04:23 PM.
Posted 06 November 2010 - 04:18 PM
Edited by Bally9, 07 November 2010 - 10:25 AM.
Posted 06 November 2010 - 04:21 PM
Big bug in the "tower" no soil, no wall, missing textures
Big bug in the "tower" no soil, no wall, missing textures
Posted 06 November 2010 - 04:46 PM
I also found a bug... if you use Lings.esm (hair, eyes and whatnot) make sure this is above it in the load order or Lings will stop working
Posted 06 November 2010 - 05:08 PM
I my re-uploading the mod with the missing textures. Will make a smaller patch file for those who already dl'd the first zip.
Posted 06 November 2010 - 05:10 PM
Looks great, i'll come back soon to endorse!