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As if we didn't already love Clueless enough, director Amy Heckerling recently divulged to Vulture that she is bringing her cult-favorite 90s film to Broadway. Working as hard as Cher did to make over Tai, Amy is debating who should tackle the leading role of the movie's beloved Beverly Hills princess.
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AUBURN, Ala. (AP) -- Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is enrolled at Auburn for spring semester.
Auburn spokesman Kirk Sampson said Tuesday that Newton is taking classes toward a sociology degree. Sampson says Newton isn't doing media interviews and "wants to focus on school and be a normal student."
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July 19, 2007 (Hudson, Florida): Body Jewelry by The Chain Gang, one of the leading suppliers of Body Piercing jewelry in the world, recently unveiled it's body jewelry blog. The blog can be reached at: www.TheChainGang.com/blog for viewing. The Chain Gang is an exclusive body jewelry store which provides the widest range of high quality body jewelry products designed by both reputed designers from all over the world as well as by their private designers. Having been in business for more than 15 years (since 1992), The Chain Gang offers not only some of the best body jewelry products but also expert expert advice related to body piercing.
On the launch of the blog, Scott Johnson, President of Body Jewelry by The Chain Gang said, "The Chain Gang Body Jewelry Blog validates our extreme emphasis on dedicated customer service and 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. We have always focused on adding features to our business which will empower our clients to interact with us. The blog will act as a vital touch point which would allow us to share with our customers and partners the latest happenings in our company and also throw light on some of the important developments in the jewelry industry at large. Anyone who visits our blog would get a good idea of what is the latest that is happening in the world of piercing and The Chain Gang."
"Our blog is an important tool for us to communicate with our customers. The focus of our blog is to offer pertinent information related to the body piercing and body jewelry world. This includes internal news about our company like our latest product launches, show case specific body jewelry products available on the site, safety tips, general piercing tips, special schemes, discounts, additions of new features, company news etc. The blog would allow us to translate our 15 years of experience in this business, into practical advice and tips to the body jewelry community. This would be reflected via our blog in the form of body jewelry articles, tips, reviews, suggestions, recommendations, commentary on jewelry related news and many such topics which would be of use to both a jewelry enthusiast and a professional. The idea is to arm the people with correct advice and information which will enable them to make a more enlightened decisions about body jewelry and save them from buying a wrong product." said Mr. Johnson.
The jewelry blog offers different RSS feeds options and people can easily subscribe to the feeds using the application of their choice.
Speaking about the body jewelry products offered at The Chain Gang, Mr. Johnson added. "We welcome users to visit our website for their body jewelry needs. The jewelry available through us has been neatly segregated into different categories corresponding to different parts of the body as well as into sections based on the type of body jewelry. This makes it very convenient for users to easily navigate our online store and find the product of their desire. We use only the finest metals available, even our 14K Gold is totally nickel free - even the white gold! 316LVM Surgical Stainless Steel, and Grade-23 Titanium also, there just is no finer materials available."
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Adam Levine seems to have it all- Talent, good looks, and what? A strong design sensibility. One might guess I suppose from his understated public persona, but as stated in a recent article in Architectural Digest, this "Maroon 5 front man's California pad combines midcentury sophistication with a shot of bachelor attitude" I have to agree. "His immaculately refurbished 1940s ranch-style dwelling, suspended high above the city, in the Hollywood Hills, and outfitted with classics by Jean Prouvé, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Arne Jacobsen, and other 20th-century-design icons, has a quiet, meticulous air." Mr. Levine worked with designer Mark Haddawy, a midcentury collector. From the looks of it, they created a home for entertaining, as well as an environment offering a bit of respite from the limelight. The depth of color of deep purple and burgundy is moody, and plays against the monochromatic background of the interior, whether crisp and white in the public spaces, or dark and reclusive in the private realm of the house. The bathroom is elegant yet simple, a relaxing surround on all surfaces, bathing the space a warm white marble. Quite lovely indeed.
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Oh, Happy Birthday! I'm more of a pie/tart person than a cake person, so these look perfect.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7/09/2005 3:48 PM
Happy Birthday, DD!ReplyDelete
Wish I were there or you were here to celebrate!
Miss you!
Thank you for your kind comment on my blog. I love your photography and wish more people had talent with a camera. (Especially those who blog!)ReplyDelete
Happy birthday, indeed!
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- Michelle7/10/2005 8:05 AM
I love raspberries. Those look very yummy. Did you make your own birthday cake/tart? I guess you probably would do a better job than anyone else, right? Ha...oh well.ReplyDelete
Thank you all for the kind words and birthday wishes! I had a wonderful, relaxing, absolutely delicious birthday!ReplyDelete
Michelle: I love raspberries, too. Those were picked yesterday by my Birthday Slave (who also watered the entire garden), and then I assembled the tartlets (recipe to be posted soon). I didn't bake myself a cake this year, but I did bake another apple pie and (because it wouldn't have been a birthday without chocolate) my favorite fudgy brownies. There was lots of ice cream and even some savory food (grilled homegrown steak, freshly picked beans, hot pain au levain. . .) Urp. Definitely a very indulgent day! :)
that sounds like a fabulous birthday!
So how big will the party be next year? =)
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Happy Birthday.
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Clare, Oh it was pretty fabulous. And I forgot to mention that of course there was champagne. . .
As for next year's party, it'll most likely be the same size (which I probably shouldn't admit after listing all that food, though you know my favorite food is leftovers)--just the two of us! :)
hope you had the best birthday ever.....didya love allllll your goodies we sent???? keep those magical words flowing and those ethereal photos going....love them allll....ReplyDelete
I made my bday sweets this last year too and although everyone said I wasn't allowed, none of them complained when they ate it!ReplyDelete
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happy belated birthday!!! tarts look real good :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7/13/2005 10:22 AM
I am so glad I talked to you on your bday. I love the pics. It is especially wonderful to see an open space farm from my cubicle in SF. It reminds me of my 3 yrs in the country. Amazing!ReplyDelete
- winkydink7/10/2008 6:10 PM
It was my birthday too! Maybe that is why I like your blog so much! We are cut from the same cloth. Sounds like you had a great day of eating, I did too.ReplyDelete
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There is one thing that I've grown to really dislike about Alteil and that is the lack of counter play. What I mean by this is that too many matches feel predetermined and it does not feel like you have tactics available to you to combat the opponent. I do not mean to imply that there are not objectively better or worse decisions that you can make, but that at high levels of play many matchups are completely predetermined.
This is one of the reasons I sort of gave this game up and probably the biggest reason I'm not interested in picking it back up. There are just so many matchups or souls that make for completely unbalanced matches that just do not seem fun. For example all the people who use crap like Afeemina SS or go for the vonderam SS cyclone combo. What fun is there when your level 3 unit gets sent to the cemetery directly from a soul skill? The second that soul hits unless the other person is a complete moron you are almost guaranteed to win. Then that vondaclone nonsense. That's just an inconsistent gimic. Sure when it hits it's GG but it won't hit every game. How is that a fun mechanic? You see that soul and you know you lost and that there is nothing you can do about it. Then there is the ridiculous DEF stacking nonsense people try. 30/30s, Grebados souls, that mage knight SS that adds absurd defense. Those souls are pretty much the most annoying thing in the world and guarantee victory, or they are useless. Once again, how is this fun? It's like one side tries a strategy - stack absurd DEF, and what can the opponent do? Not all files have ways to deal with things like ridiculous defense and when that soul hits the match is pretty much over. Then there are those soul skills that give +3SP. Those soul skills pretty much guarantee victory over players using standard 40/1 leading soul skills. Like if the opponent gets a 2SP lead because they used PoM and you used asuet well you pretty much lost the game already. Not on the merits of decisions you made in game, but on preselected soul skills. Then of course there is the infamous fierte. That sure creates fun matches! If you're trying to play any multisphere file you pretty much instantly lose verse a fierte soul.
Now let's look at some match ups. Sure, there are some that are 50/50. A lot of gowen/falkow or gowen/lawtia tend to be 50/50 matchups. But aside from them there are so many 10/0 or 8/2 matchups that really aren't fun at all. For example a well played WK file generally beats a well played ex lap file almost every time assuming perfect play. But then that same WK file loses almost every time to any big file. Or how WK loses every single time to undead. And before anyone comes up with an anecdotal story about one time they played undead and lost to WK, you have completely suck or get horribly outplayed to lose that matchup. If we look at weenie rushes like pixies or EN, those two decks either completely rofl stomp, or get crushed. There isn't that much inbetween.
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The Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) has been advised to create an information centre to facilitate communications with goods transporters following adoption of the electronic cargo tracking system (ECTS)
The advice was made in Dar es Salaam at the weekend by tracking stakeholders at a meeting organised by Techno Brain.
They said the system is good in that it provides TRA with information but it is bad because denies information to the transporters.
"There should be sharing of information between the TRA and transporters…this can only be possible through formation of a single information center to inform the two sides whenever things go wrong during goods transportation," they said.
For its part, the tax authority said the system it adopted has helped to increase transparency and reduce the transported goods lost throughout the track.
TRA official Alexander Buchafwe said the system has enabled them to track and monitor movement of trucks, identify illegal diversion of goods and increase truck turnaround time.
Buchafwe said the system has enabled the authority to see the goods which are transported even through the boarders.
"TRA aims to effectively track movement of cargo transported within the region in real time and manage movement of containers through ports, inland container depots and bonded warehouses which will effectively be achieved by the use of ECTS," Buchafwe said.
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First time I have played a GTA game on the PSP and I have to say I am amazed with this game graphics, Iv played it on other consoles but was surprised overall. It starts out as you are character "Huang Lee". He is a rich and spoiled kid that is living it up on his father's money. Unfortunately, his father is murdered and you must travel to Liberty City to pass on a heirloom. His father's death has sparked quite a struggle in Liberty City.
As in most GTA games, it isn't that simple, as soon as he gets off his plane he is robbed and they steal his sword, which was his reason for coming to Liberty City in the first place. He has a lot of revenge on his mind and this will allow you to do a lot of missions in order to make up some ground.
The game does not follow the traditional third person style that it does on PS3 and Xbox 360. You have to think back in the old days on the computer when you played GTA on PC. It is from a top down angle, think PS1. It is loads of fun and brings back tons of memories, a blast from the past.
This game packs some serious lengthy mission, as it comes with 70 plus in total. You can do anything from smuggling marijuana, to robbing banks, and even sabotaging a racecar. Along with the main missions there are variety of vigilante missions..
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After striking a co-promotional agreement with the Madison Square Garden company, Bellator Fighting Championships will head to Boston's Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre and the Chicago Theatre for upcoming shows, the promotion today announced.
The shows take place in seasons two and three of Bellator, which begin in April and August, respectively.
Chicago hosts Bellator 14 (April 15) and Bellator 26 (Aug. 9), Boston hosts Bellator 17 (May 6), and Bellator 35 (Oct. 21) will be held at one of the two sites.
Bellator, which launched its first season on ESPN Deportes in 2009, airs its next two seasons with live shows on FOX Sports Net affiliates on Thursday nights. Highlights packages then air on NBC (30 minutes) and Spanish-language Telemundo (one hour) the following Saturday night.
Bellator takes the show on the road each week, though some cities host multiple events. Both the Chicago Theatre and, as MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) reported last month, the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla., will host more than one show in 2010.
"The Madison Square Garden name is synonymous with the greatest sports and entertainment events in U.S. history," Bellator founder and CEO Bjorn Rebney stated. "Moreover, these MSG venues, the Chicago Theatre and the Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre, are synonymous with the history and culture of their respective cities. We are thrilled to be aligning Bellator with these magnificent brands to bring world class, nationally televised mixed martial arts to Chicago, Boston, and the entire country."
The Madison Square Garden name, of course, is synonymous with its legendary New York City venue, which is home to MSG franchises that include the NBA's New York Knicks and the NHL's New York Rangers (NHL).
While not specifically addressed in today's announcement, the Bellator-MSG deal would seem to open the door for a possible Bellator event at the historic Madison Square Garden. However, MMA remains unregulated in the state of New York, though legislation could go into effect this year. One of Bellator's rivals, the Ultimate Fighting Championships, has been one of the legislation's biggest and most public supporters.
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I can attest to the prevalence of wind on Steens Mountain.
My contact lenses, in particular, would gladly sign an affidavit.
Or an arrest warrant.
The lenses harbor a real grudge against the mountain.
And I don't blame them.
I've never visited a place that combines wind gusts and desert dust with such gritty, lachrymose consistency.
Neither have my lenses, so far as I know.
I rarely go anywhere, anyway, that I can't keep an eye on them.
So to speak.Steens Mountain's gales have been getting quite a lot of publicity just lately, but not because they can throw topsoil clear across counties that are bigger than, say, Vermont.
Some people's sensitive noses have detected, besides the bitter aroma of alkali and the astringent sage, the scent of cash in the turbulent air over the Steens.
Wind, as we've all come to understand, is worth money.
To tap it, what you do is pick a blustery place, procure some generous tax credits and other incentives from the state and federal government, put up a forest of turbines and start counting the megawatts.
And the dollars.
A Vancouver company, Columbia Energy Partners, wants to build more than 100 turbines on the north side of Steens Mountain.
This proposal has precipitated the latest episode in the ever-entertaining syndrome best known by its initials: NIMBY.
Not In My Back Yard refers to the notion that the construction of some edifice is at least acceptable, and might even be desirable, so long as I don't have to look at it.
A wind farm is a common recent example, but the syndrome has also enlivened the debates over projects as disparate as nuclear power plants and elementary schools.
(Although on reflection I could have chosen a more obvious contrast. A nuclear reactor and a kindergarten class aren't so dissimilar if you think about it. Either one can turn into a mess if there's not an expert around to control the chemical reactions. It's no coincidence that the term "meltdown" figures in both places.)
I'm not surprised that some people are perturbed about the prospect of building 415-foot-tall turbines anywhere on Steens Mountain.
The mountain, the highest in Eastern Oregon outside the Wallowas, dominates the landscape of Southeastern Oregon.
Which is no easy feat, because there's an awful lot of landscape down there to dominate.
It's sort of like trying to dazzle a Mensa convention by telling a story that starts with "Did you know?....."
Anyway, I'd be incensed too if anybody proposed lining the Steens Loop Road with turbines, or stringing a picket line of towers across the alpine tundra of the summit rim or through the Alvord Desert.
But no one has suggested doing that.
So far the wind farm sites are all north of the Loop Road, which also means they're north of the highest — and in my estimation the prettiest — part of the 50-mile-long fault-block mountain.
Which is not to say the wind farms will be invisible, or even inconspicuous.
It's pretty difficult to hide dozens of 415-foot towers, even in country that sprawls as magnificently as the Steens.
Trouble is, it's also a challenge to make electricity from wind in a place that's not, you know, windy.
I doubt, at any rate, that Columbia Energy Partners chose the north slopes of the Steens because they wanted to annoy as many people as possible.
That would be sort of like a bank trying to lure customers by bragging about how it'll hold your money as long as you want, only you have to pay the interest.
Some critics of the proposed Steens wind farms say, well, let's just build the towers somewhere else.
NIMBY, in other words.
Except I don't believe such a simple solution is to be had.
Specifically, I don't believe there's a place that's sufficiently windy to keep the turbines spinning, but also sufficiently ugly that nobody ever goes there to take digital photographs and write bad nature poetry.
Many people say Steens Mountain is a treasure, and I don't dispute that designation.
But almost every place glints jewel-like in somebody's eyes. And no company's going to sneak skyscraper-scale wind turbines past those people.
It seems to me that the theory of "green" power is a lot more palatable than the reality.
Replacing nasty fossil fuels with such elemental, natural forces as the wind and the waves and the sun sounds miraculous. And it is — so long as you pretend, in the way of a child who refuses to concede that his parents will in the end switch off the light and close the door, that those sources of energy can be tapped as easily as plucking a stone from a placid and shallow stream.
Except we won't solve our planet's problems by cowering beneath our bedsheets and waiting for dawn, to belabor the metaphor.
What we need, I believe, is the courage to concede that compromises are necessary.
If weaning ourselves from petroleum and coal requires that we build wind turbines — and I think we must — then we ought to build them where the wind blows hard and long.
I go to the Steens country as often as I can manage, and I intend to keep doing so.
Someday, perhaps, I'll climb the gentle western slopes toward the distinctive notch in Kiger Gorge's glacial headwall, driving a rig that burns electrons instead of unleaded.
That will be a fine day, and a fine feeling to know I'm doing nothing to foul the pure air of the high places.
I will look to the north and maybe I will see the vanes of a turbine, turning lazily, doing their good work.
Wind farms are important, in that way.
But set against a scene like the Steens they are rendered mere playthings, steel toys in a gigantic playground of basalt and sage and sky.
A place that is no one's backyard.
And everyone's.
Jayson Jacoby is editor of the Baker City Herald.


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"Divers thought the ST1 was one of the 'smoothest breathing' regulators of the bunch and gave it the highest ergonomic scores of all the regulators in this review. The comfort swivel helped boost comfort scores and test divers had praise for the user control knob and soft purge cover. This reg also received the highest score for Ease of Breathing and was the only reg rated Excellent by test divers for dryness. When we polled our test divers for their top reg in the price category, the ST1 was a clear Testers' Choice." - Scuba Lab
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I am a newly certified diver and going to purchase new equipment. Was looking at the Atomic ST1 am I crazy to spent this kind of money for only a few dives a year, and what are the pros and cons for a piston vs diaphragm regulator. Can I mix and match Octos w/ regulator. Lastly, is there a standard periodicity for maintenance, stuff that would require a shop to do on this regulator?
Hi David, The ST1 is one of Atomic's better regulators. If you bought this one you definitely wouldn't be upgrading this one anytime soon. This regulator has a 2 year or 300 dive service plan interval. Which ever comes first. Call us at 800-347-2822 and we can talk to you about piston and diaphragm regulators.
have decided to purchase the Atomic ST1 regulator is there a good reason to not purchase another brand Octo to save a little $
if I only dive a couple of times a year do you still recommend servicing every two years?, and is there a typical amount charged for this servicing? If it matters I am purchasing a Atomic ST1 regulator. do most service shops service many different brands?
You've have to check with the facility you are planning to use for your servicing. They may be ABLE to service your gear, but if they are not an authorized dealer or authorized service center, they won't be able to do so under warranty. The service interval is set as it is actually WORSE for your reg to sit unused than it is to dive it daily. Seals and o-rings will flatten and gain memory, causing a drop in performance of your gear when left to sit, un-pressurized and unused over time.
Hello, I am in the market for some new gear and had a few questions. I am currently looking to buy the Atomic ST1 Scuba Regulator, and was wondering if I should pair it with Atomic SS1 Scuba Octo or the Atomic Ti2 Titanium Scuba Octo. What are the pros/cons to each? What would you recommend? Thanks in advance! Best, Raul
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Stainless Steel delivers virtually the same corrosion resistance as Titanium at a lower price. Stainless Steel does not require protective chrome or nickel plating processes that can be harmful to the environment and is 100% recyclable. The ST1 second stage features all-Titanium components as in the T2 and B2 models.
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The ST1 is another industry first from Atomic Aquatics. The first stage is beautifully machined from a special grade 316 Stainless Steel that is twice the strength of brass with corrosion-resistance approaching Titanium. The use of Stainless Steel means we are doing our part for clean air when divers are out of the water. The legendary Atomic design means divers also breathe easy at depth.
First Stage:
First stage machined from solid 316 Stainless Steel
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All-Titanium second stage construction same as Atomic T2 and B2 models
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A new high-flow second stage case lowers breathing effort at any depth from shallow water to beyond the limits
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Atomic Aquatics has achieved what no other manufacturer has in a high-performance regulator – Natural Breathing. All Atomic regulators breathe with a natural and controlled air delivery sensation at any depth or breathing rate. Inhalation on the surface will feel the same as it does during your deepest dive. This is in part due to the AFC (Automatic Flow Control) employed in our second stages. This patented innovation is a simple device that adjusts the airflow automatically to compensate for the effects of depth. Atomic Aquatics regulators are the smoothest breathing regulators available...period.
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In our mission to invigorate the diving experience, the first priority is on reducing stress – travel stress, gearing-up stress, jaw-clinch stress. The best way is to use the lightest material possible. But light weight must never compromise strength or durability. Titanium is the perfect solution. When you hold a Titanium Atomic regulator in your hand, you immediately realize the difference from other regulators. That means less stress for you from packing your gear bag, to donning, to even the final minutes of a long dive.
Are you among those divers interested in doing your part to be environmentally conscious? If you answer yes, this regulator is for you! The Atomic ST1 was designed with today's ecologically friendly mindset. Atomic forgoes the traditional Brass used for most 1st stages with this unit. The ST1 is machined from a solid block of 316 Stainless Steel, a material that does not need environmentally harmful processes of chrome or nickel plating to protect it from corrosion. On top of that, it is 100% recyclable! 316 Stainless steel is reported to be almost as corrosion resistant as titanium with much more strength than brass. So if doing your part to protect our environment is your driving force, this is the regulator for you! Offering 2 high pressure ports and 5 low pressure ports on a swivel cap gives this regulator a wide range of possibilities when it comes to the comfortable set up of your gear.
Internally this first stage delivers consistent air to the diver with a balanced flow-through piston that will offer the same intermediate pressure with each breath at the deepest depths or lowest tank pressures of your dive. The high pressure piston uses a seal system that is self lubricating that is designed to minimize the friction in this critical part and reduce wear and tear and in turn maintenance costs for the regulators owner.
And as if all of this technology and innovation in the Atomic 1st Stages wasn't enough, their 2nd Stages are packed with one feature after the next all geared towards ease of breathing, longevity of the piece of equipment and low maintenance. The ST1 second stage comes equipped with a patented swivel that allows for 30 degrees of rotation without kinking your hose. It uses an adjustable, pneumatically balanced poppet incorporated into a portion of the regulator that many manufacturers are looking for ways to cut corners and reduce costs in materials. Here, Atomic leads the way by using Titanium and Kevlar in the metal internal parts. For most manufacturers that would be enough ammunition to light up the advertising and begin singing of their praises from the local mountain tops, but not with Atomic. They pressed on with redesigning two other important pieces in the 2nd stage that turned out to be so successful they were awarded patents for their efforts! The Seat Saving Dynamic Orifice was designed to reduce wear and tear on the low pressure seat and in turn increase the high performance of the second stage for the diver by making sure the orifice only comes into contact with the low pressure seat when the regulator is pressurized. The other innovation is their Automatic Flow Control. Most every manufacturer of regulators offer some sort of a venturi switch in their second stages designed to reduce breathing resistance and help with the opening of the valve that delivers air to the diver when they inhale. At Atomic they've perfected this into a pressure sensing, self-adjusting device that regulates the delivery of the diver's air with every breath adjusting for increased pressure the deeper the diver descends. No more switches or dials to get that perfect breath of air!
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A 3-night weekend to The Masters golf tournament, an autographed Beatle's album, and a trip to the Kentucky Derby were all auctioned off for a good cause Friday night in Greenville. The Dream Factory held it's 3rd annual Spread The Dream live and silent auction. The organization raises money to grant dreams for critically and chronically ill children in 29 counties in eastern North Carolina. One of those children, was Christina Carter's son, Tristan. He was born with a chronic brain illness, but next month, the whole family will be heading to Disney World.
"We're blessed that they're granting our wish. It's going to be a once in a lifetime thing, and they could do the same," said Christina Carter.
The family leaves for Disney on March 29th. Some note-worthy bids: The Rolling Stones guitar went for $3075 and the Beatles album signed by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr went for $775 dollars.
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How would you like to own an electric guitar autographed by the Rolling Stones, a boxing glove autographed by Muhammad Ali, or maybe you would like to take a trip to San Francisco and Sonoma Wine country?
All of those items and more will be up for bid Friday night with proceeds going to the Dream Factory of Eastern Carolina to grant dreams to critically and chronically ill children in the east.
The third annual "Spread the Dream Wine Tasting Live & Silent Auction," will take place from 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. at the Greenville Hilton.
WITN'S Dave Jordan will be the Master of Ceremonies for the evening.
Some of the other live auction items include a Beatles album autographed by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, 2013 Masters Final Rounds with three night weekend stay in a private home for two, Churchill Downs VIP experience, wine dinner for 12 from Villedge Wood-Fired Kitchen & Bar, wine dinner and cooking class for 6 with Chef Mary Beth, and wine dinner for 12 at University Chophouse.
The night also includes live entertainment provided by "The Mighty Saints of Soul."
You can call 252-714-7425 for tickets. They are $55.00 per person in advance, $65.00 at the door and $90.00 per couple in advance and $100.00 at the door.
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Christ Is Not an Idea
In Dostoyevsky's greatest novel, logic and rationalism don't hold up in the face of unexplained suffering--but Jesus does.longer review of Joseph Frank's "Dostoevsky: The Mantle of the Prophet, 1871-1881" with permission of The New Republic Online.
The Brothers Karamazov, for all its "dialogism," represents a vast Christian exhortation. It tells the story of the unstable and passionate Karamazov family, gentry in a miserable provincial town dominated by a monastery. The hated patriarch Fyodor is murdered, and suspicion falls on Dimitri, who had visited the house at the time, and who had emerged covered in blood and apparently three thousand rubles richer. In fact, Fyodor was killed, as we discover late in the book, by his atheistic skulking servant Smerdyakov, who is a kind of devil-figure. But each of the three brothers, Dimitri, Ivan, and Alyosha, had at one time imagined the murder of his father. Dimitri had attacked Fyodor and had several times threatened to kill him; Ivan, an atheist who believes that in a world without God and immortality "everything is permitted," appears to countenance killing Fyodor when he meets the murderous Smerdyakov and informs him that he will be away from the house for a certain period. Certainly Smerdyakov takes Ivan's comment to be an official approval. Even the saintly Alyosha, who had been a monk in training at the monastery, admits that he has imagined murder. ***
The Brothers Karamazov is a book in love with, and afraid of, ideas. In the end, I think, it proposes the peace of a realm beyond ideas: paradise. This is best seen in the novel's most famous chapter, Ivan's "Legend of the Grand Inquisitor." Just before he tells this story to the believer Alyosha, Ivan attacks God for allowing to exist a world in which children suffer. Ivan is one of those atheists who stands on the rung just below faith; he is an almost-believer, and Dostoevsky clearly admires him. In such a man, unbelief is very close to belief, just as in many of Dostoevsky's other characters love is close to hate, punishment to sin, buffoonery to confession. Religion, Ivan says, tells us that in a future paradise the lamb will lie down with the lion, that we shall live in harmony. But "if everyone must suffer in order to buy eternal harmony with their suffering, pray tell me what have children to do with it....Why do they get thrown on the pile, to manure someone's future harmony with themselves?" He continues: "I absolutely renounce all higher harmony. It is not worth one little tear of even that one tormented child. They have put too high a price on harmony; we can't afford to pay so much for admission. And therefore I hasten to return my ticket."
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- git.funtoo.org, our cgit repository browser.
Welcome to Funtoo Linux! Funtoo Linux is a Linux-based operating system that is a variant of Gentoo Linux. Funtoo Linux is:
- ...fun! Our priority is to create a great, supportive and responsive user community.
- ...user-centric and collaborative. Everyone is considered a user of Funtoo, first and foremost. You don't need any special privileges to collaborate with us.
- ...production-oriented: Our goal is to have Funtoo be useful for real-world tasks. We use Funtoo to do stuff, like host our infrastructure. It needs to work.
- ...creative: We seek creative, elegant and maintainable solutions to problems of all kinds.
Getting Started
We encourage you to install Funtoo Linux, and get involved in our user community. Get to know fellow Funtoo Linux users on our forums. If you have any improvements or find any bugs in Funtoo Linux, you are strongly encouraged to report them on our bug tracker. This isn't just a formality -- we take all bugs seriously, and all work performed on Funtoo Linux is tracked on our bug tracker, for purposes of transparency (and to help everyone, including BDFL, from having to remember too much!)
Funtoo Linux has a very active IRC community on Freenode, in the
#funtoo channel, and you are encouraged to hang out online with our community.
Funtoo Linux is led by Daniel Robbins, the creator and former Chief Architect of Gentoo Linux, who serves as benevolent dictator for life (BDFL) of the project. Our organizational structure consists of BDFL and a small number of support staff, as well as members of our user community who are involved in improving Funtoo Linux. Developement efforts are driven by the BDFL as well as our users, and efforts are under way to implement various mechanisms to allow supporters of Funtoo Linux to chart the future direction of the project.
Funtoo Linux packages are installed from source code, automatically, thanks to the Portage ports system. Funtoo Linux has its own distinct ports tree (repository of packages), which is based on Gentoo's. Every several hours, the Funtoo Linux Portage tree is updated using an automated merge process, to include the latest changes from Gentoo Linux, Funtoo Linux developers and contributors, as well as other independent developers.
We use Git for all our development, and we also use Git to deliver our Portage tree to you.
Help Document Ebuilds!
We need help adding documentation for ebuilds to our wiki. See below for a list of pages:
This page lists all ebuilds with pages on the Funtoo Linux wiki.
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Add an Ebuild page: (see Adding an Ebuild to the Wiki for instructions)
Funtoo Containers
We want to give our supporters the opportunity to use Funtoo Linux online, as a virtual container. Financial supporters of the project are able to request a Funtoo Linux virtual container, based upon their level of support:
- $10/mo : 3GB RAM, 4 CPU threads, 50GB disk
- $15/mo : 6GB RAM, 8 CPU threads, 100GB disk
- $30/mo : 12GB RAM, 12 CPU threads, 200GB disk
- $45/mo : 48GB RAM, 24 CPU threads, 300GB disk
Find out more details on the Funtoo Hosting page.
Support Our Work
We encourage all Funtoo Linux users to support our project via a comfortable recurring monthly support payment. Support at levels $10/mo and above grant you the ability to utilize Funtoo Containers. Subscribe by selecting a monthly amount below, and this click Subscribe: