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World of the Bayou And the Plantation
By STEPHANIE SPEAKMAN
Published: September 20, 1998
''MA'AM, if I'd been born any further to the South, I'd be a sof' shell crab right now,'' a Baton Rouge resident once said to a Virginia woman who was confused by the regional accent, in an encounter described by Harnett T. Kane in ''The Bayous of Louisiana'' (1944). She was apparently unaware of the speaker's heritage, for, as a product of the bayou, his blood was a commingling of Creole, Cajun, Isleno from the Canary Islands and Houmas Indian, typical of the lower Mississippi.
Such cultural diversity is reflected in the very name of Baton Rouge, or Red Stick, which was christened in 1699 by the French-Canadian explorer Pierre le Moyne, Sieur d'Iberville. He was intrigued by the bloody stakes on which local Indians displayed animal heads; an indication, he was told, of tribal boundaries and trade opportunities.
Today, the state capital thrives, a city well endowed with politicians, professors and petrochemical magnates. But just off the beaten path lie places abundant in folklore and beauty, places that reflect efforts to educate and preserve -- sometimes in spite of the odds. On a long weekend trip in June, I explored three such sites in the Baton Rouge area -- a 19th-century plantation, an expanse of fragile wetlands and the Louisiana State University Rural Life Museum, a tribute to pre-industrial times.
Laura Plantation on the River Road near Vacherie, about 40 miles southeast of Baton Rouge, is no ''Gone With the Wind'' restoration, explains Norman Marmillion, its savior and owner. Rather, it is an example of the Creole life style that embraced the whole community, from the slaves of Senegalese descent to the French-speaking, often matriarchal owners. This inclusion, says Mr. Marmillion, is what created the Creole culture, for the first-generation Europeans were quite happy to borrow vocabulary, culinary and architectural skills from their Native American predecessors as well as from their imported West African slaves.
Built in 1805 and raised well above the capricious pre-leveed Mississippi, the plantation house defines this heritage with its strident ocher, red and green exterior and simple layout. The adjacent plantations provide a sharp contrast, for, like the Oak Alley Plantation a few miles away (where visitors can stay overnight), they are grand and white and designed for entertaining. Creole families reserved their merrymaking for the Mardi Gras season in New Orleans.
Laura Locoul Gore was the fourth mistress of the plantation. Born in the house in 1861, she inherited the property and ran it as a sugar business until 1891, when she forsook the Creole life style and sold the plantation with the proviso that her name remain with it.
The interior, sparsely furnished with original antiques, is pleasing in its simplicity. Some unrestored rooms reveal the bare bones of the construction, called briquete entre poteaux (brick between posts). In addition to Laura's memoirs, which surfaced recently in St. Louis (and are being published now, 35 years after her death), a large collection of family knickknacks and apparel is displayed, much of it obtained from French relatives. We see dresses and shoes (made for the same foot back then) that belonged to Laura's grandmother, Elizabeth, the iron-fisted woman who ran the plantation for 47 years. Even her voodoo charm is on view, wrapped carefully, for it is a baby bird's foot. In one excerpt from Laura's diary, Elizabeth attempts to sell a slave girl to a passing trader while intending to keep the girl's baby. Laura's father entreats his mother to thwart the sale and succeeds, but incurs Elizabeth's wrath.
As my friend Addie, a professor of French at L.S.U., and I sit on the worn veranda shaded by live oaks and wait for a coming thunderstorm to clear the summer air, Mr. Marmillion tells us of his crusade to save the plantation. ''We were losing so many historic buildings that we believed in 10 years we would have nothing to show our children.''
The plantation's association with Brer Rabbit tales were what first drew Mr. Marmillion's attention to Laura. Many readers know these stories, with their origins in African-American folklore, through the writings of Joel Chandler Harris, but tales with similar themes were also collected in Creole French at Laura and other plantations by the folklorist Alcee Fortier, according to Mr. Marmillion. Intrigued, Mr. Marmillion set about acquiring the crumbling old plantation house with its 11 outbuildings. It was in receivership in the late 1980's and occupied by three elderly ladies. At one point it was to be razed to accommodate a bridge across the river, but fortunately a five-foot fault line was discovered by the engineers; so, curiously, Laura was saved by a past earthquake.
Mr. Marmillion created a for-profit company that attracted enough investors to embark on a 10-year plan. There were some excruciating peanut butter and jelly years, he said, and seven tours a day nearly wrecked his marriage, but miraculously the company broke even. Now Laura is making money with more than 70,000 visitors a year. They are a new generation -- minorities, foreign tourists, young people -- who, Mr. Marmillion said, want the truth without the fluff. Sometimes, he added, we break cultural icons as we deal with sensitive issues of race, class and gender.


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Poison for the American Way
Norman Lear and friends are mighty upset with the Manhattan Declaration's defense of marriage and the sanctity of life.
The Manhattan Declaration's defense of marriage and sanctity of life was released by about 150 Christian leaders in November. Chiefly organized by Catholic ethicist Robert George of Princeton University and evangelical para-church leader Charles Colson, the declaration's endorsers included at least 17 Roman Catholic archbishops, James Dobson, Gary Bauer, Michael Novak, Dinesh D'Souza, Richard Land, numerous pastors, seminary presidents, and other prelates from Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, and evangelical traditions. Over 400,000 others have also signed. Specifically the declaration warns against the threat to religious liberty posed by aggressive secularists hoping to silence religious traditionalists on marriage, abortion, and euthanasia.
Seemingly in a bid to confirm the signers' worst fears, legendary liberal producer Norman Lear's aggressively secularist People for the American Way (PFAW) has lashed out at the declaration as "old poison, new packaging." PFAW discerned that the declaration was merely a rehash of "anti-gay and anti-abortion messages we've heard from Religious Right leaders for decades," but this time "gussied up in pages of prose" from the brilliant Dr. George.
PFAW did not like the declaration's unflattering referral to "those who today assert a right to kill the unborn, aged, and disabled." And it certainly was displeased by the remembrance of early 20th century eugenicists and racists whose goals are now marketed in the language of "'liberty,' 'autonomy,' and 'choice.'" Of course, PFAW really did not like the declaration's warnings against not just legalized same-sex unions but also polyamory (networks of multiple sexual partners), an unwelcome reminder of the dissolution of traditional marriage's potential consequences.
PFAW opined that the declaration is "updated for the Obama era to include the now-standard right-wing warnings that the administration and its congressional allies are leading the United States into an era of Nazi-like tyranny." Lear founded PFAW in 1981 to counteract the potent Religious Right and specialized in portraying conservative religionists as aspiring theocrats conspiring to silence dissent. So PFAW naturally dislikes the declaration's turn of the tables by promising resistance against secularist authoritarian impulses: "We pledge to each other, and to our fellow believers, that no power on earth, be it cultural or political, will intimidate us into silence or acquiescence." Or as PFAW described it, the declaration highlights "dramatic and fictional claims of anti-Christian persecution run amok" so as to "preen as willing martyrs for the cause of religious liberty." After all, PFAW and its secular allies are supposed to be the true defenders of religious liberty, or at least of the liberty to resist and decry traditional religion.
Disapprovingly, PFAW cited warnings from declaration signers James Dobson and Robert George. The former has warned that "it could get very costly to follow this Christ." While the latter has warned that Christian "martyrs have [always] been called on to pay the ultimate price rather than to deny the Lord or to do what is evil in his sight." These types of historical reminders upset groups like PFAW, which prefer the mythology that Christianity is oppressive and imperialistic, while secularists are noble dissenters. Of course, the secular mythology mostly has to rely on anecdotes from the Inquisition and Puritan rule of nearly half a millennium ago. Christian martyrdom has been a continuous reality globally for 2,000 years.
Contrary to PFAW's exaggerated portrayal, the declaration does not anticipate a Stalinist persecution but instead warns of a potential "soft despotism" in the U.S. The declaration points out: "In Canada and some European nations, Christian clergy have been prosecuted for preaching Biblical norms against the practice of homosexuality. New hate-crime laws in America raise the specter of the same practice here." Of course, PFAW lamented that the Obama Administration has not been more aggressive in seeking to suppress "discrimination" by traditional religionists.
The declaration signers, as "privileged and powerful public figures," are "shameful" to claim they risk persecution for their "anti-gay and anti-abortion advocacy," PFAW bemoaned. Instead, it is abortion clinic workers who have been paying the "ultimate price" for their dedication to "medical care," thanks to "anti-choice" killers," PFAW asserted. PFAW was especially troubled about the declaration's concluding promise not to "comply with any edict that purports to compel our institutions to participate in abortions, embryo-destructive research, assisted suicide and euthanasia, or any other anti-life act; nor will we bend to any rule purporting to force us to bless immoral sexual partnerships, treat them as marriages or the equivalent, or refrain from proclaiming the truth, as we know it, about morality and immorality and marriage and the family." Reiterating the traditional Christian limits to blind civil obedience, the declaration insisted: "We will fully and ungrudgingly render to Caesar what is Caesar's. But under no circumstances will we render to Caesar what is God's." According to a worried PFAW, these are "strong words, but also irresponsible and dangerous ones." PFAW counter-warned that "conservative Christian leaders are inflaming false fears of religious persecution in order to justify their own intransigence and unwillingness to abide by legal, political, and cultural changes that they don't like."
PFAW's directors include actor Alec Baldwin, homosexual activist and former ambassador John Hormel, former U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner Mary Frances Berry, and former civil rights activist Julian Bond, all of whom probably thought that "cultural changes" inevitably would sideline traditional religionists. Norman Lear's saucy 1970s sit-coms, whose characters sought abortions and sexual liberation, were supposed to herald an irrevocable new era, after all. That PFAW must now begin a fourth decade of battle against the "poison" of conservative Christians in defense of the supposed "American way" must be deeply exasperating to Lear et al.
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The Nation's Rights and National Rites
This first case study of national cultures, sexual identity politics, and the discourse of rights begins with a national culture frequently described as the paradigmatic culture of rights: the United States. I start with the United States with some hesitation. In commencing with "America" -- the world's only remaining superpower, a nation state whose rights culture at times has assumed imperialist dimensions -- I am aware of the danger of reinforcing such a dominant position. In the remainder of this book, I will argue that the construction of rights in the United States represents a particular balance of interests, one that is not necessarily replicated in other rights cultures. However, I give the United States a central place in this study because, without doubt, rights have assumed a vital role in the constitution of national identity. Moreover, sexuality and sexual identities have proven a central site of American political struggle in recent years, which has been articulated through rights rhetoric as well as claims regarding the meaning of the national culture. Those disputes have also entered into the international consciousness (which will be apparent in my other case studies), although perhaps not to the extent that Americans frequently assume.
Given the tremendous amount of attention that issues of sexuality, rights, and nation receive in the United States -- in academic, political, and popular discourses -- it is difficult to draw attention to the United States as simply one of a series of studies. The voluminous literature and range of issues currently the subject of debate and struggle can (and do) give rise to several books in themselves. Consequently, in this chapter I focus primarily on a single judicial decision to illustrate a number of different themes that connect the three central trajectories of this book: nations, sexualities,


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6 boneless pork chops about 1/2" thick
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3 cloves garlic, chopped
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Wash chops and pat dry with paper towels. Season with salt and pepper. Heat oil in skillet and fry chops brown on both sides. Put in crockpot. Top with vegetables. Mix marinara with sugar and a little more salt and pepper. Pour over vegetables; don't stir mix. Cover and cook on low 6 hours or until chops are tender. When ready to serve
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BNP Paribas (EPA:BNP) also trimmed its gold forecast before the arrival of the new year, projecting an average price of $1,865."[W]e expect gold to achieve a new record high in 2013 due to further monetary easing, less tail risk related to a break up of the eurozone and ongoing support from physical demand," it said, according to a Kitco report.
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Editor's note: Each Tuesday from June 5 to July 17, we'll pick out a position and identify the five incoming freshmen who we think might make the biggest impact -- for better or worse -- on the field for their college teams given their current situations. Today, we look at the wide receivers and tight ends. Which guys will be hauling in touchdown catches this fall?
Check out our series on impact freshmen for the 2012 season:
June 5: Quarterbacks
Dorial Green-Beckham, WR, Missouri
The Tigers will need all the firepower they can muster in their first year in the SEC, and there may be no better way to make a splash than to showcase Green-Beckham, Scout's No. 1 overall recruit for the class of 2012. The 6-6, 220-pound wide receiver from Springfield, Mo., should factor into Missouri's offensive plans immediately.
Green-Beckham, who is being compared to other big wide receivers like Calvin Johnson, should be all over the field for Missouri right away and is an early candidate for the most impactful freshman overall. A talent like his won't sit on the bench.
Only two Tigers caught 50 or more passes last year, and one of them -- tight end Michael Egnew -- is gone to the NFL. T.J. Moe, last year's leading receiver remains, but there is a clear opportunity for Green-Beckham to step in and transform the receiving corps.
Stefon Diggs, WR, Maryland
The five-star talent decided to stay in-state and join the Terps over schools like Auburn, Ohio State, and Florida on his impressive offer list. Maryland was a miserable 2-10 last season -- all the more reason the versatile Diggs should get on the field right away.
"He is an impact player who brings a playmaking ability that will enhance our team and certainly helps us offensively," Maryland head coach Randy Edsall said in a statement after his commitment. "He's a great competitor and a team player who loves to work every day and win."
And if wide receiver isn't what the Terps have in mind for him, Diggs has the skills to be a top safety or return man as well. One way or the other, he should get on the field plenty for Maryland this season. Throw in the star power surrounding Diggs on campus -- students chanted his name at a Maryland basketball game during a campus visit -- and there's no way to keep this potential program-changer benched.
Trey Metoyer, WR, Oklahoma
Metoyer enrolled early and had an absolutely lights-out spring. He made it all the way through practices and the Sooners' annual Red-White game reportedly without dropping a pass.
"I can't remember a competitive play where he didn't make the catch this spring," Oklahoma offensive coordinator Josh Heupel told ESPN.com. "He's a guy that can be a big-time impact on us offensively."
The Sooners return a host of receivers with experience, led by Kenny Stills, who snagged 61 catches for 849 yards and eight touchdowns in 11 games. But if Metoyer can continue to impress, he could quickly become the elite pass-catcher at the top of the heap.
Devin Funchess, TE, Michigan
It has been quite some time since Michigan has had a great tight end, and it might be the position of greatest need on the 2012 roster. Enter Funchess, a four-star talent who stayed in-state to join the Wolverines.
The 6-5, 220-pound Funchess is a pass-catching playmaker who coaches already have their eye on to fill the tight end void left by the departed Kevin Koger.
"Devin Funchess is going to make an impact in our offense sometime soon I think," Michigan tight ends coach Dan Ferrigno told our Michigan site.
Kent Taylor and Colin Thompson, TEs, Florida
Taylor and Thompson were the top two tight ends in Scout's 2012 rankings, and that alone makes them intriguing players to watch for the 2012 season.
Florida returns Jordan Reed, who did a little of everything on offense as a "tight end" in 2010 but was used exclusively as a receiver last year. Taylor and Thompson almost certainly will be competing to share the spotlight with him.
But anything could be possible under new offensive coordinator Brent Pease, hired away from Boise State to revive the stagnant Gators offense. Look for Pease, who was instrumental in recruiting Taylor and Thompson, to give long looks at all the talent available to him.
Honorable mention: Shaq Roland, WR, South Carolina
With Alshon Jeffery off to the NFL, there will be a hankering in Gamecock country for another big playmaker wide receiver. A big downfield threat with good hands, Roland should compete for early playing time.


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As you can see our both works are very similar. But I swear I had never seen her work before. But who could believe it? I know from personal experience, there is very little time, the feeling that is felt when we discover work that looks strangely like to our. So I decide to delete "hope" this evening. I dont want to be regarded as a thief or a copious.
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Finnish Logistics Know-How Now Accessible To All
HELSINKI, April 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Finland is known for its logistics expertise. Solid proof of this is its 3rd place position in the Logistics Performance Index 2012 survey, which measures the quality of the logistics environment and services in 155 countries from a customer perspective.Approximately 90% of Finnish exports and around 70% of imports are carried out by sea. Finland has a dense network of ports, which operates reliably all year round. The country's largest general port, HaminaKotka, also serves as an important transit hub for Russia. In air traffic, Helsinki has profiled itself as a hub between the US and Asia. Finland is located along a number of important transport corridors, such as the Nordic Triangle, the E-18 motorway, the Trans-Siberian railway, the Rail Baltica and the Barents link. Single-window access to logistics information Thanks to good transport connections, the logistics sector in Finland is a major employer with a large number of operators. Various authorities, organisations and businesses produce a wealth of logistics-related information. Challenges have arisen from the fact that it is difficult to gain an overall picture because the information is fragmented and difficult to get hold of. This situation was remedied with the launch of Finland's logistics portal this spring. The portal contains, among other things, logistics information issued by national authorities, strategies, news, statistics, surveys and logistics service providers. Based on the one-window principle, it provides links to various sources and original information, thus ensuring that the information is up to date and reliable. The initial comments from the users of the portal have been positive. "It's great to have the logistics information in one place. We hope to see the information contents of the portal broaden over time and serve international customers, in particular," says Elina Multanen , Executive Director of Straightway Finland. The maps and logistics news found on the front page have received a lot of praise. The news provide a good picture of what is happening in the Finnish logistics sector. Business people have been delighted by the comprehensive statistics and surveys and the possibility to read the page using tablets and smartphones. Take a look: http://www.loginfo.fi/web/en The portal was set up by the North European Logistics Institute with regional development funding granted by the Regional Council of Kymenlaakso.
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Sanjay Mishra, who is playing the character of Puttan Pal in Producer Ashok Pandey's 'Saare Jahaan Se Mehnga', visited the sets of SAB TV's Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. Sanjay, who is well known for his comic roles in films, had a hilarious interaction with tele world's comical actors Dilip Joshi and Disha Wakani. As usual Disha aka Daya ben could not resist playing Garba when Sanjay Mishra started singing the satirical song on mehengaai while Dilip Joshi changed the tune into a bhajan. Instead of singing the full song, he kept laughing.
"Saare Jahaan Se Mehnga..." produced under the banner of REVEL FILMS, the makers of successful film 'Phas Gaye Re Obama', is releasing all over on 8thMarch 2013. The story is a hilarious and satirical take on Mehngai (inflation) through a middle class family from a small North Indian City and is a comical journey of this family battling these issues. The story definitely matches with the middle class aspirations of the characters of Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.
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The most recent home video release of this movie is June 12, 2006. Here are some details…
DVD Release Date: 13 June 2006
Originally made for TV, this dramatized biography includes no bonus features with its DVD release. The English audio track is recorded in 5.1 Dolby Surround, and subtitles are available in English and Spanish.
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Weak hash tables like Java's weak hash map use weak references to track the collection of unreachable keys by the garbage collector and remove bindings with that key from the collection. Weak hash tables are typically used to implement indirections from one vertex or edge in a graph to another because they allow the garbage collector to collect unreachable portions of the graph.
Is there a purely functional equivalent of this data structure? If not, how might one be created?
This seems like an interesting challenge. The internal implementation cannot be pure because it must collect (i.e. mutate) the data structure in order to remove unreachable parts but I believe it could present a pure interface to the user, who could never observe the impurities because they only affect portions of the data structure that the user can, by definition, no longer reach.


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I noticed there were nuts in many recipes before I noticed there was very little, if any meat in The Sprouted Kitchen. There are toasted hazelnuts in the roasted cauliflower cappelini, Marcona almonds in the Brussels sprouts and baby spinach sauté, and a tofu quiche with an almond meal crust. There are a handful of meat dishes--grilled chicken with tzatiki, green herb shrimp with summer squash couscous, walnut-crusted salmon with edamame mash (nuts!), and some chopped bacon in the ranchero breakfast tostadas (optional). I'm generally skeptical of vegetarian cookbooks, but blogger-turned-cookbook-author Sara Forte lured me in with delicious recipes.
The 100 or so recipes are divided into chapters for breakfast dishes, salads and sides, and main dishes. There are also chapters on "snacks to share," "the happy hour," including appetizer and drink recipes, "treats," and "etc.," which includes basics like herb compound butter, preserved lemons, and a handy grain cooking chart. With recipes for dishes like soft scrambled eggs with leeks, spicy sweet potato wedges, beer bean and cotija-stuffed poblanos, and crunchy curried chickpeas, meat may be the last thing on your mind.
You won't find recipes for pork chops, blue cheese burgers or steak skewers, but you will find recipes for soba bowls with tea-poached salmon, chipotle and apple turkey burgers, and roasted wild cod with Meyer lemon and caper relish. There are however, some recipes only serious eschewers of meat would appreciate, such as quinoa collard wraps with miso-carrot spread, mushroom and brown rice veggie burgers, and lentil meatballs with lemon pesto.
Forte's popular blog lends a handful of recipes to this cookbook. Popular recipes she's posted over the years such as red grape salsa on crostini, and strawberry and leek quesadilla. Recipes that represent her signature style: fresh ingredients, combined for unique flavors or textures. Her cooking style is simple and straight forward, and while some ingredients may not be available in middle America (millet and miso, perhaps), you should be able to find them at any well-stocked West coast supermarket.
Recipe headnotes are actually sidebars, as they sit on the right side of the page, but they include useful tips, techniques and substitutions or variations for each recipe, and shouldn't be missed. Forte cautions when you should really take the effort to seek out an ingredient, like brown rice syrup for the granola protein bars, or brown rice tortillas for the quesadilla, but if a different nut, grain or green will work in a pinch, it is mentioned as well. This well-crafted cookbook has enough intriguing recipes and inspiration that I'll keep it on hand in my kitchen for some time to come.
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Adriano IT May 13, 2013 4:02 AM
in response to nclose
Last week I've experienced the same problem with my new iPad4 (received 10 days ago).The first time I've plugged the lightning USB cable in the USB port of my notebook HP ProBook 6440b , it was stuck.
The only way to disconect it was to use a feeler gauge, 0,25 mm , to release the bottom two pins on the host port.
Very bad design and quality control from APPLE.
I've asked APPLE support for a new cable.
They want the old cabe back in order to check it.
I'm waiting...
Nutty87th May 23, 2013 2:28 PM
in response to nclose
Well I join the list of people with this problem.
Plugged my iPhone 5 cable into my wired Apple keyboard ... and now I can't get it out.
Grrr ....
jeyaantony Jun 9, 2013 1:31 PM
in response to nclose
Don't throw the plastic wrapper which comes along with the cable. Trim slightly to fit the USB slot. It worked for me to pull it out. Apple has wrapped the faulty cable with solution . (Apple could trim to fit the USB slot) Next time insert with the wrapper on top of the white plastic side. Use untill Apple replaces the faulty one.
bulletproof101 Jul 11, 2013 7:28 AM
in response to nclose
Apple this is ridicolous. Same here. Bought an Ipad mini on Monday. USB got stucked in ACER Laptop!
Thanks you community for the hint with the cardboard and plastic.
Modern world. ;(
rickwhoo Jul 22, 2013 12:00 PM
in response to nclose
Just contacted apple and they are sending me a new cable. I hope its a better one that will not get stuck. The plastic trick worked to get it apart.
mblaqmaniac Aug 15, 2013 9:31 PM
in response to square88
Okay I think I have the same problem, so 3 months after I bought my iPod touch 5g the usb cord broke and I just bought one like two weeks ago and that one isn't working anymore either. The first one Ripped from the top but this one is perfectly fine. It just wont charge my iPod, I tried connecting it to my laptop, in different outlets and nothing. But I did notice that like 2 days ago it started giving me troubles. I had to mess around with the cord so that it would actually charge my ipod but now it wont work no matter what I do. My parents are getting mad and said apple better give me a free replacement since my parents just bought this one.
asad6q Aug 17, 2013 3:37 AM
in response to bulletproof101
GUys , Wait uP> i had this probLEM LAST came here found nothing. yesterday i figured out that if u try side by side, up and Down you'll get it out without any plastic .
rickwhoo Aug 17, 2013 7:27 AM
in response to mblaqmaniac
Call apple and tell them your problem. They will send you out a new one and they might have you send back the broken one. Worked for me and they did not want the old one back.
Mairi613 Nov 6, 2013 2:03 AM
in response to nclose
Thank you everyone for the tips on how to get the USB end of the lightning cable out of wherever it is stuck. I was so ****** and blaming the wrong company! I ordered my iPhone 5s a month ago got it 2 weeks ago. While ordering the phone at verizon, the sales girl kept advertising the Motorola battery pack. I thought it was awesome, but for $80 no way! Then a week later, I saw it on amazon for $35 and was so excited that I ordered one right away. I used the battery for 2 weeks with my iPhone 4 with no problems. Then when I got the iPhone 5s (3 days before I left for Disneyland) I used it twice with no problem. Then the last day we were at Disneyland, I plugged the cable in like normal and put it in my backpack and went on 2-3 rides, thinking nothing of it. Then when I checked my phone and saw it fully charged and unplugged it...or tried to. I freaked because I couldn't get it off. All I could think was that I might have melted or something to the battery pack. Luckily I could charge the battery pack and then my phone with no problems. Later that week I went to target and got a different plug (I think it's better than apples). I never thought to check here to see if anyone else had the same problem. I am going to contact apple and see if they can get me a new plug because I definitely won't use this one unless it's an emergency. Thanks again everyone!!!
Jim_H81 Nov 6, 2013 9:03 AM
in response to Mairi613
Hard to believe Apple hasn't made any subtle changes with any of the post-iphone 5 products when they first introduced this cable to fix this issue.
Jim_H81 Nov 6, 2013 9:03 AM
in response to Mairi613
Hard to believe Apple hasn't made any subtle changes with any of the post-iphone 5 products when they first introduced this cable to fix this issue.
AppleDouche28 Dec 15, 2013 9:30 PM
in response to Jim_H81
Yeah I got mine last week, still has problems. Thought they were supposed to pay attention to costomers comments, but i guess not.
Pin0977 Dec 30, 2013 3:01 AM
in response to nclose
Same thing here, plugged the cable into my laptop on Firday and it's stuck solid.
I phoned Apple this morning and they said that they'd never heard of this problem before!? I told them that there were a lot of complaints online about it happening to people but they said that no one was reporting it to them.
I was advised to take my laptop to an authorised Apple supplier (as I couldn't take it to the Genius bar as my laptop isn't an Apple product, even though it's an Apple product which is stuck in it) and see if they could get it out. If not, perhaps I knew someone who was good with computers??
No mention of a new cable, or laptop for that matter .
I'll try the thing with the plastic though to see if that works..
kiklanisune Dec 30, 2013 7:02 AM
in response to nclose
this happened with the lightning cable i got with my new 5 the wk they came out. it was a defect. it got stuck in my wall charger, a friends got stuck in her laptop. took 5 hours of arguing with apple to send me a new one because i refused to spend 22.50 on a new one just because it was a smidge too big. the issue itself was with the cables. the second one they sent me (one that just comes in the little box alone), worked great, hasnt gotten stuck at all.
kiklanisune Dec 30, 2013 7:02 AM
in response to Pin0977
they are lying, they heard of this problem when the i5 first came out. i told 7 different reps on the phones about it in jan 2013.


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Readers served finger food and knuckle sandwich gags by the plateful this week, but our palates are more discerning here at Caption Contest HQ. What are the odds that our top winner used a "Silence of the Lambs" reference and a finalist is named Clarice? Weird, huh? Anyway, good job, Paul. He will receive Steve Breen's signed original in the mail. Thanks to all those who participated. The cartoon for next week's contest is below. To enter, email your captions along with your name, address and phone number to email@example.com by 2 p.m. Wednesday. Remember to limit your submissions to three and keep 'em brief. Good luck!
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Aye Es Oh Oct 31, 2012 9:37 AM
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Vaults are created for backup purposes. They do not include images that have been uploaded online, whether to Photo Stream, Facebook, Flickr, etc., unless you've manually imported those pictures into your library.
I presume that the reasoning for this is that the images that are uploaded online are already "backed up", and don't need to be included in the vault. Either that, or Aperture needs to reflect the current state of whatever service you've used to upload your photos, and by restoring from an older state and displaying it, it would not accurately reflect that.
léonie Oct 31, 2012 9:59 AM
in response to Aye Es Oh
Aye, that sounds plausible, but is not really acceptable.
A vault is supposed to include all managed images, and the autoimport images are imported as managed and not referenced, at least in my library.
I checked my vault, and indeed - I cannot find any of the autoimported photostream images inside the masters folder of the vault.
My vault is so big, that I cannot restore from the vault right now - I do not have enough free disk space. Have you tried to restore from your vault and to check, if the restored library contains the autoimport images?
Thomas Emmerich Oct 31, 2012 10:00 AM
in response to MacValley
If you have it enabled in Aperture Preferences, a "Project" is automatically created each month you have new images in Photo Stream and the images are added to this Project. It is not an album. Albums are different from Projects in that they only contain pointers to photos. They are not containers with master images and versions, etc like Projects are. You can delete an album and no images are deleted. But if you delete a Project real images get placed in the trash.
The images in this automatic Photo Stream Project are separate from Photo Stream. You can delete them from Photo Stream and they remain in the Project. The Project is just like all other Projects with the exception that you can change its name and Aperture still knows it is the monthly Photo Stream project and will still add new Photo Stream images to it rather than creating a new one with the expected name.
All images from all Projects should be included in a vault update. Images in Photo Stream would not be included in a vault update. Have you tried updating the vault again to see if those 2 images eventually got added? I don't have an explanation why those images weren't there other than the vault update failed for some reason.
léonie Oct 31, 2012 10:12 AM
in response to Thomas Emmerich
could you check your vaults, if you have any, please?
I am really puzzled - the autoimported images from the Photo Stream projects are included in the Masters folder in the Aperture Library, but the corresponding folders in the Masters folder in the vault do not exist. The masters for these particular projects clearly are treated differently. For all other projects the originals are in folders corresponding to the import session - in the Aperture library as well as in the vault. Only for the PhotoStream imports this symmetrie appears to be broken.
Thomas Emmerich Oct 31, 2012 10:37 AM
in response to léonie
I'll check mine. If they aren't in the vault then it must certainly be a bug. Those automatic projects are a little different as I explained in my post above. You can change the name and Aperture still tracks them as the auto-import location for Photo Stream.
MacValley Oct 31, 2012 11:39 AM
in response to Thomas Emmerich
Unfortunately, by mistake I chose the wrong word for the "container" with auto imported images. I used "albums" but of course the container is a project, just as the symbol beside the name shows. Being a project further emphasizes that the images should be treated as any other images, whether the source is photostream or a camera. Obviously this is not the case! FYI I have discussed this with a friend and it turned out that he experienced just the same problem (just as leonieDF in this discussion seems to experience).
It would be very interesting to hear from more people testing this scenario. Consider the scenario that your hard disk crashes (which it will sooner or later): Then you restore your vault and finds that all photostream images are gone. Tough luck, and do not depend on photostream either because that mechanism in the cloud only keep a limited number of images.
So, in essence, import your iDevice images to your hard disk separately, and then import in Aperture.
léonie Oct 31, 2012 12:17 PM
in response to MacValley
I made a test and freed some disk space, so I could rebuild my vault:
Here are my current auto import projects: Noe the number of images in each project.
And that is the result after restoring the vault:
Nearly all images are missing
I see only pngs and tiff - none of the images taken with the iPod or iPad is there.
Shuttleworth125 Oct 31, 2012 1:55 PM
in response to léonie
I've checked the contents of my vault and a lot of the photostream images are in there. From the quick look I've had it's all the older images that are there, all the newer ones aren't. Could it be that items that have been in photostream for a while are backed up in the vault when they are no longer backed up on Apples servers i.e. they can no longer be re-downloaded from your photostream?
Kirby Krieger Oct 31, 2012 3:17 PM
in response to Shuttleworth125
That was going to be my guess -- that since the Stream stays on iCloud for 30 days (as I understand it), images in it are Vaulted only after 30 days. Is there any chance that if you restore from a Vault, the Library will once again pull down the file from the iClouds?
léonie Oct 31, 2012 4:27 PM
in response to Kirby Krieger
Is there any chance that if you restore from a Vault, the Library will once again pull down the file from the iClouds?
That would be very risky for Apple to rely on that. You could reset the Photo Stream or delete the images from the PhotoStream after updating the vault, and then their would be no way to restore them.
And my results postet above for restoring my vault do show, that Aperture did not restore the Photo Stream projects correctly. It should not be the responsibility of the user to track down Photo Stream imports when restoring a library. If you import everything fromPhoto Stream then no images at all would be backed up. Perhaps Aperture regards PhotoStream imports erraniously as "referenced", even when they are not, and that is why they are excluded from vault backup.
Frank Caggiano Oct 31, 2012 6:29 PM
in response to MacValley
It's broken. The images from the Steam that are imported into a regular Aperture project are in Aperture. From the manual
So according to the manual they are permanently stored in Aperture. If you look into the library at the masters folder you will see the images are physically there. The should be in the vault no reason for them not to be.
The crazy thing is even these images previews are not in the vault. As an experiment I tried making one of the imported photostream images referenced updating the vault bringing the image back into Aperture and updating the vault again. It still was missing.
The only way I could get one of these images into the vault was to export the original from Aperture and then re-importing it.
Shuttleworth125 you said that when you looked into your vault some old images that you imported from the photostream were there. Is it possible that these were imported in an earlier version of Aperture? It might have worked at one time but got broken in a later release.
This should definitely be reported to Apple. It's going to cause someone a lot of grief.
Thomas Emmerich Oct 31, 2012 8:47 PM
in response to MacValley
This may be anecdotal, but I checked my vault and the last photo stream image backed up was from 9/26/12. Coincidentally Aperture 3.4.1 was released 2 days later on 9/28/12 and I installed it the first day because I can't control myself.
Shuttleworth125 Oct 31, 2012 11:19 PM
in response to Frank Caggiano
Shuttleworth125 you said that when you looked into your vault some old images that you imported from the photostream were there. Is it possible that these were imported in an earlier version of Aperture? It might have worked at one time but got broken in a later release.
Yes that is the case, all vaulted photostream images were imported using the previous version of Aperture. My last vaulted image was taken on 27th September, which ties in with Thomas' observations.
I did the update on/near the day of release on my own computer, I've only just updated my wifes computer so I'll check that one if I can get near it!!
EDIT: Checked the wifes computer and she's not updated the vault recently, we shall have to have words!!! ( I do have other nightly backups running on her machine, but that's not really the point )
léonie Nov 1, 2012 12:37 AM
in response to Frank Caggiano
It's broken.
So according to the manual they are permanently stored in Aperture. If you look into the library at the masters folder you will see the images are physically there. The should be in the vault no reason for them not to be.
My feelings exactly.
I made another test: A new empty Aperture Library, and I switched the PhotoStream to this library, then I imported manually 95 images from the Photostream, created a vault, and updated it. The update promissed to add all 95 managed images to the vault.
The resulting vault still has 0 images - empty Masters folder, empty Previews folder.
I tried the same by importing manually from a Shared Photo Stream, same result.
So it does not matter, if you import manually to one of your projects or autoimport to a standard autoimport project.
After updating the vault: Two projects with images
After restoring from the vault: All projects empty:
The crazy thing is even these images previews are not in the vault.
That is the biggest bug of all. So not even the library structure is maintained.
That is why tested with an initially empty library. I suspected that some compression/duplicate detection algorithm might be interfering, and starting with an empty library no duplicates could obscure the results.


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My painting from the Illustration Master Class. I did most of the work at home. I was sick most of the week I was actually at the class and missed out on a lot of help and direction from the instructors. So, don't get sick when you go to a workshop!
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Stunnong and what a lovely subject too !
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Their axpressions and attituds are great
Great stuff! I'm honoured to be an AetherCon artist as well, along such amazing artists as yourself. Cheers!
Sorry you missed out on instruction but I sure couldn't tell by looking at this. Great as is.
Very nicely done. I do love to see traditional artwork, especially with romantic, vaguely pre-Raphaelite subject matter. Hope you are recovered.
oooh, wonderful scene
love your work !
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Still great, though. Sometimes being sick means you can concentrate? I don't know, just that the result is very pretty, especially water ripples and super transluscent skirts!
i was laid-up-in-bed-sick. I was I-need-to-go-to-the-ER-sick.
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Thank you! It's 100 x 70 cm in size and took about two and a half weeks to complete.
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Well I figure I'll share what little stuff I have done to make my jeep mine in the first year of ownership. Hopefully you may see something you like or have suggestions for more mods, if so please ask or share. Thanks!
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Took care of a hood rattle
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Got my poor mans winch!
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Got the rear all filled up with important stuff
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Threw in a cb cause I want to do a jamboree soon!
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Did my custom stereo, the pods were easy to mod and I think it turned out looking nice.
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Did my headlight surrounds, thanks to my friends on here for that idea!
I also put in a dead pedal and hope to begin lifting and putting on some new wheels and tires soon. Thanks for looking and any ideas you may add!
How did u take the bezels off. I tried taking mine off and it would not come out.
They were a little stuck and you just got to wiggle them around so they fit around the light just right. Thats assuming that you unscrewed them first. Lol. But fairly easy otherwise.
I couldn't get my screws out?
They are screwed into a rubber/plastic (kinda odd) looking thread and you may have to really work at it. Mine came out fairly easy but I suppose a magnetized screwdriver may help pull them as you turn. also make sure you use the right size torx bit to remove. Other than that, I am not sure what could be the problem.
you couldn't get all of yours out or couldn't get any of them out, or..?
anyway Drock, looks good! I like your trunk storage box a lot, gonna need to make one of those soon. lol what are those 7 white boxes in there though, like bars of soap or cartons of cigs or something?
I just became a supporter, I am hooked lol.
specs on the sound pods? curious on this...
Lookn' really good...
Thanks Blue from a guy with a jeep like yours I am flattered!
Sparky, I used 6.5 polk db separates I used the tweets to mark the hole i needed and cut away slightly less size hole used a bead of silicone to seal it up and fit them in place, pretty simple. I then made a small plate to fill in the recessed area where the 5.25 factory speaker was and screwed in the 6.5. I mounted the crossovers inside the pods with some pollyfill and they sound really good with about 55w running to them.
Today is indeed a good day! Just removed the hard top for the year in less than an hour total by my self including reinstalling my soft top. Bl will be ordered Friday and tires at end of month! Getting excited!
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Way to go on color matching the factory silver guys!
Just ordered my JKS BL and Brown Dog MML from DPG, can't wait cause then I can fit some new shoes!!!
Looks good, that CB mount is a good idea :thumb:, never thought of mounting it there. Is the mount plate something you fabbed up or something you purchased?
I have seen those CB mounts for sale somewhere
Still waiting on my BL from DPG but ordered a set of JKS discos last night. Man waiting for this stuff on a nice day sure sucks!
So I finally painted by hardtop interior and it turned out looking much improved. I tested a spot with each of the following..
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I liked the look of them all but the bed liner scratched off easily which was a big surprise as well as it does on metal. The plasti dip looked sweet but also came off easier than all of them. The fusion seemed to be the toughest on the hardtop material. Once I prepped the windows it was only a few hours job with several breaks to let each coat dry...
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After about 3 cans/ 5 coats I think it turned out looking very factory and look forward to the cold months when it goes back on to see how it upgrades the interior look.
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Let me know what you think, and I will post how it holds up after a year or so of taking on and off. Also, my jks BL came today now just waiting on the brown dog MML and JKS discos to prep for new tires at the end of month!
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actually I think I can see small ratchet straps holding it up. Correct?
That is slick jruss.
Looks great bro! You'll have to post a new thread after next winter about how well the paint held up to the VA summer heat, and your winter wheeling.
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Hello everypony! Squeak requested this for the tumblr. Happy hearts and Hooves day! and also, happy Singles Awareness Day. REPRESENT!
Where are they and how do they not see each other slirping on the same noddle
Lady and the Tramp scene.
There is no way to describe how uch I ship this.
Twilight I thought u liked flash sentry
1. darn it why must i love lady and the tramp!
2. like fedex? like fedex
2. like fedex? like fedex
Nice and cute art.
And "Doctor Whooves and Assistant" isn't the only part of the fandom featuring Doctor Whooves.
And "Doctor Whooves and Assistant" isn't the only part of the fandom featuring Doctor Whooves.
Cute pic
*chops noodle in half* NO SPIT SWAPPING. JUST NASTYY
This pairing needs more love. And no, i'm not saying i'm against Derpy in any way
OMG I love his ears! :3
Nice work
Favoriting this solely based on how well drawn Twilight's hair is.
This is just one of the cutest things EVER!!
Yeah dude I bet you're acutely aware of Single Awareness Day. Fuckin' nerd.
that's such a nice thing to say! You must be a peach with the ladies....
Also the purple horse doesn't have nostrils. How does it breathe? The brown horse does, so I presume he's fine. In this magical land do horses even need oxygen? Confirm/deny?
I'm not a peach dude, I'm a grown-ass man. A grown-ass man who doesn't make poorly drawn fan art of horses eating spaghetti. Are horses even capable of eating spaghetti? They don't have lips to slurp those noodles. Please learn a little more about horse anatomy (horsnatomy) and re-draw the picture accordingly. Or be an adult and stop drawing horse-art. Your call.
Doctor Whooves is cheating on Derpy!
This is for PonyInABox productions. They're whole SHOW is about the Doctor and Twilight and it is stated set in a different universe from the one where Derpy is the Doctor's companion. So don't worry! Derpy is fine and happy with her Doctor!
Couldn't resist smiling like an idiot. It's just too cute!
the nostalgia is coming towards me
dude don't hate on other people's ships.
I don't ship Docderp. Honestly, to me it doesn't make sense.
I don't ship Docderp. Honestly, to me it doesn't make sense.
But wouldn't Spghetti and Meat-balls make more since in Itaily?
Twilight: SHADUP!
Twilight: SHADUP!
but it's a lady and the Tramp reference...
I'm all for this ship
I still like this ship!
NO NO NO!!!! ITS AL WRONG!!!!!!!!!! Nice drawing though.
.... And then twilight punches Doctor in the face!!!
Oh, Derpy will be pissed.
Dr.whooves and twilight,one of my favorite shipping pairs.
So you do requests, do you... I have an idea if you want ta hear.
Happy hearts and Hooves day/ Singles Awareness Day!
Oh mah gawd.. Derpy Hooves is going to Murder Twilight.
Haha, perfectly cute!
daaww! i luv this couuple the most!
Let the DWA ship-battle begin!
Representing as a single guy