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10 Things I Hate About Anonymous
And the stupid Shakespearean birther cult behind it.
I should be happy that Anonymous turned out to be such a laughably incoherent botch of a film. One that should make the purveyors of the pernicious Shakespeare "authorship" conspiracy theory hide their heads in shame.
But, alas, they won't. They have no shame. The conspiracy theorists who waste time trying to browbeat the credulous into thinking that the works of William Shakespeare were actually ghostwritten by Someone Else (in Anonymous, it's the Earl of Oxford) can't stop. They have invested too much of their lives in the chuckleheaded fantasy to give it up now, despite how ridiculous the film reveals it to be.
It's kind of sad. They were all atwitter, the "Oxfordians," when they when they heard that Roland Emmerich would be making this film. Emmerich, of course, is the auteur who brought us that super-distinguished film based on an equally bogus theory, 2012. "Ooh, Hollywood is paying attention to us!" the poor Oxfordians exulted.
Indeed, the Oxfordians are so excited about their turn on the big screen that I recently have been bombarded with email missives from an Oxfordian who, just by happenstance, is also editor of Fluoride Journal. (Remember the fear that the commies were poisoning our "precious bodily fluids" with fluoride? Birds of a feather.)
Believe me, I didn't want to see the movie, or write about it. My position has always been that what matters is what Shakespeare wrote, not who he was. That life is short and you essentially have a choice between immersing yourself in the dizzying astonishments of his language or spending that precious time spinning idiot conspiracy theories about who wrote those words. I tried to avoid the subject entirely in my book The Shakespeare Wars, which was about genuine controversies regarding the way to read and play the plays. I didn't want to dignify the film with any coverage or comment.
But how could I know Anonymous would be quite so bad? To remain silent in the face of stupidity this blatant is to acquiesce to a kind of culture-destroying ugliness. So let me say it: Columbia Pictures should be ashamed to spread this intellectual pollution. What's next, a birther epic about a black president who wasn't really born in Hawaii?
And, for all I know, the woefulness of this sword-and-mustache movie won't succeed in exploding the loony conspiracy theory about Shakespeare it's based on—and shame those who have been propagating it into embarrassed silence. After all, when the birthers saw the birth certificate, did it stop them?
If the Oxfordians were smart they'd concede that the film is ridiculous and argue that it's not representative of the purported sophistication of their thinking. Come on, Oxfordians, do you really stand behind this piece of ... folly?
Too much to hope for, I'm afraid. I suspect this movie may well be remembered, if it is remembered at all, as a high point in cinematic stupidity. No, let's give it its due: a high point in stupidity in Western culture.
I've called the theory Anonymous shills for—that Shakespeare's plays were actually written by the Earl of Oxford—"Shakespearean creationism," but that's not fair to the creationists. I said that before the rise of birtherism, which it's far closer to, since it's also about supposedly falsified origins. And some have gone further.
Harvard Shakespeare scholar Stephen Greenblatt once compared Oxfordianism to Holocaust denial. This is probably taking it—the Oxfordian theory, not the Holocaust—too seriously. But here's a portion of Greenblatt's lament he published in a letter to the Times several years ago:
The idea that William Shakespeare's authorship of his plays and poems is a matter of conjecture and the idea that the "authorship controversy" be taught in the classroom are the exact equivalent of current arguments that "intelligent design" be taught alongside evolution. In both cases an overwhelming scholarly consensus, based on a serious assessment of hard evidence, is challenged by passionately held fantasies whose adherents demand equal time. The demand seems harmless enough until one reflects on its implications. Should claims that the Holocaust did not occur also be made part of the standard curriculum?
And if Oxfordianism is not exactly the literary equivalent of Holocaust denial, it's not entirely harmless, either. Inevitably, a few credulous people will end up denying themselves the pleasures and rewards of reading and rereading Shakespeare's works for the thrilling iambic pentameter and instead opt to read for "clues" pointing to the mind-rotting conspiracy theory.

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Hungary's Constitutional Court says it has annulled a law giving rights to domestic partners because it would diminish the importance of marriage.
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Update on Luz Divina GroupThe "Luz Divina" communal bank is made up of eight members, who are responsible mothers and fathers with one child under their care. They live in Sauce, which is located in the western part of the country. They are all responsible people who want to improve themselves. In their free time, they enjoy spending time with their children. Unfortunately, due to a lack of economic resources, they were not able to study and they found themselves obligated to work from a young age in order to help support their households.
Thanks to her hard work and her desire to move forward, Vilma is the coordinator of the group. To make a living, she sells clothing like pants, shirts, skirts, shorts, bedding, dresses, underwear, towels, and pajamas. She performs her work on foot, traveling to her permanent and prospective clients. She dedicates about 10 hours per day to selling her merchandise. This loan will be used to invest in working capital and to stock her business, so that in the near future she will be able to earn more income.
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Gracia a su esfuerzo y sus ganas de salir adelante la coordinadora es Vilma tiene por actividad económica la venta de ropa, como pantalones, camisas, faldas, short, ropa de cama, vestidos, ropa interior, toallas, piyamas, talladores. Actividad que la desempeña de forma ambulante, por encargo a clientes fijos y eventuales. Ella dedica a su actividad unas 10 horas diarias ofreciendo su mercadería. El objetivo del crédito es invertir en capital de trabajo y surtir su negocio, para que en un futuro no muy lejano pueda obtener mejores ingresos. El banco comunal Luz Divina agradece la ayuda que los inversionistas kiva le brindan a personas de escasos recursos y países pobre como es Nicaragua, para tener un medio de trabajo digno.
Previous Loan DetailsThe 'Luz Divina' (Divine Light) community bank has 8 members who are all single mothers and, between them, have 20 children in their care. They are from El Sauce, in the western part of the country, an area which is known for its production of milk, cuajada, cheese and cream. These women are no... More from Luz Divina Group's previous loan »
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Fundación Leon 2000This loan is administered by Fundación Leon 2000. Fundación Leon 2000 began operations in 1993 as the first microfinance institution to serve the western part of Nicaragua, a country which continues to be one of the poorest in the western hemisphere. Fundación Leon 2000 works to further the development of micro, small, and medium enterprises through credit services and management, applying the best credit industry practices and technical expertise. Additionally, Fundación Leon manages several business and financial education programs in the community, specifically for young entrepreneurs and at-risk youth. Fundación Leon 2000's group of experienced and dedicated employees works in 7 offices in Leon, Chinandega, Chichigalpa, Somotillo, Jinotepe, El Sauce, and Nagarote and serves several thousand clients (the majority of whom are women).
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I've got a new small paradise fish. He's about 2-3in long. I got him 9 days ago. He's been very cautious, hiding under plants in his bowl. I've been feeding him frozen bloodworms. This morning, I managed to convince him to take some betta pellets. He chewed on them and spat them out, so I'm not sure how much he actually ate.
Tonight, he's doing a lot of spinning and corkscrewing. He can stop still in the water and then shoot off in a straight line, but then he'll go down to the bottom of the bowl and spin around. It's almost like he's itchy and he's trying to scratch himself.
I've been reading about swim bladder problems and parasites. I can't see anything visibly wrong with him, apart from the strange swimming. I've put in a heater to raise the temperature a few degrees - I've read that's good for infections.
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Is he actually flashing against surfaces?
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In the video, you can see that one barb swim up to the gravel near the front glass and, in a quick motion, rub itself against the gravel. It later does it against the decoration. This is how fish "scratch itches" caused by external parasites. Is that what your paradise fish is doing?
thanks for the response.
He's been spinning (several times at once) against the bottom, but also in clear water, where he's not in contact with anything. It doesn't really look like the same behaviour, unfortunately.
He also tends to swim on his side for short distances. If he just did it occasionally, I'd think he was just being playful. I'll try to take a video to show the behaviour.
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He might have an advanced case of that. The poor little guy has deteriorated a lot even in the last five or six hours. Here's a video I've just taken: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJo_kIOr6UY
I've removed most of the plants to make things easier to see. The white thing at the bottom is an O2 block that's slowly dissolving.
He seems like he's struggling to keep his tail down - it might be too buoyant. I've done a 50% water change (parameters are still fine) and chopped up a boiled pea, which he tried to eat but spat out.
Poor guy! That does look like whirling disease to me. I've never had to deal with it myself, so my best advice to you would be to keep your water quality as pristine as possible and follow the advice in the post I linked to earlier in the Diseases sticky.
Sounds like there's no cure.. I euthanised him last night. He was thrashing around until exhausted, and then lying motionless on his side at the surface. I'll throw out everything that was in the bowl and soak it in bleach to make sure there's nothing left that could be carrying the disease.
Very sorry to hear that. It's always tough watching fish succumb to illnesses like that, especially ones where you can tell that they're in obvious discomfort. I think euthanasia was the best course of action in this case.
This has got me thinking about tubifex worms, as apparently the parasite that causes whirling disease is associated with tubifex worms. I think the frozen worms are probably fine as they're flash-frozen, but it definitely has me re-thinking feeding live blackworms, which are a type of tubifex worm.
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Bono (of Rock Band U2 fame) is the inspiration for this season - specifically, this quote: Music can change the world because it can change people." I agree.
Whether it's the elemental power of Stravinsky's Firebird, the grandeur of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition or the joyful enthusiasm of our Bravo Waterbury! students on violins, trumpets and drums, music can be a powerful force for change. It can help us see the world differently. It can help to make our community a richer, more joyful place in which to live. Bono got it right - through music we can make the world a better place, two ears at a time!
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Sept. 19, 2015 | 8 PM
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Two elements and four centuries combine to create this explosive concert, featuring Chris Brubeck's jazz-inflected concerto for violin, Spontaneous Combustion.
A Little Night Music
Nov. 1, 2015 | 3 PM
Day melts into night and music is in the air, as Tenor Nicholas Phan sings of lengthening shadows and still summer evenings...
An Intimate Messiah
Dec. 5, 2015 | 8 PM
St. Michael's Parish,
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First Congregational Church,
An exquisite ensemble of four singers and nine instrumentalists bring a fresh perspective to this timeless masterpiece.
A Connecticut Christmas
Dec. 13, 2015 | 3 PM
NVCC Fine Arts Center, Waterbury
Carols, choirs, Nutcracker, Feliz Navidad, and a Salute to Santa are just a few ingredients in this delicious Holiday concoction.
To the New World
Mar. 13, 2016 | 3 PM
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What makes music sound American? Dvorak's two-year adventure in America gave him an answer, which he used to create his New World Symphony. Read more...
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The Right Kind of American Populism
Meacham, Jon, Newsweek
Byline: Jon Meacham
Economically populist causes and candidates have not had the best of runs in recent decades. Jerry Brown tried it in 1992, as did Ross Perot. Eight years later, in an echo of his father's New Deal origins, Al Gore campaigned for president talking about the "people versus the powerful," a theme John Edwards unsuccessfully appropriated in 2004 and 2008. If anything could have given new life to old-style populism, the financial meltdown of 2008-09 should have--but, remarkably, it did not.
At first, in the age of Jackson, American populism was about money; later, in the age of George Wallace and Richard Nixon, it became more about culture. It is admittedly difficult to draw precise lines between these things (money is inescapably a driver of culture, and power is a common denominator), but it is safe to think of economic and cultural populism as two different, if occasionally intersecting and overlapping, forces.
Safe, and useful, for the passage of financial-reform legislation in the House last week and a dispiriting report on jobs brought the curious history of populism to mind. Given the clinical economic and political facts of the hour, we should be living through a Jacksonian era of hostility to the rich and the well connected. Those whom Jackson called "the humble members of society--the farmers, mechanics, and laborers" ought to be generating substantial political pressure to exact reparations from, and impose severe new regulations on, the plutocratic few. Unemployment remains high; poverty too pervasive and intractable; the moneyed classes too skilled at the Washington game to make contests over economic justice even remotely fair fights.
And yet the pitchforks are being brandished not to encourage government to curb the excesses of the elite but to warn the citizenry that the government has turned into a socialistic threat to free enterprise.
Populism's shift from economics to culture in America is as important a development in our politics as the rise of civil rights at home or the fall of the Soviet Union abroad. Without an effective progressive economic movement, questions about wealth and power become questions of degree, not kind. The status quo is accepted (that's why it's called the status quo), and even the ablest of modern Democratic politicians find themselves at work in an arena defined by those with an interest in limiting reform and thwarting revolutions. …


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By Bill Cooney, PGATOUR.COM
A number of PGA TOUR players are pushing to get into the top 125 on the money list at this week's Frys.com Open in order to earn full status for the 2013 PGA TOUR season.
Here is a look at a few of the golfers playing this weekend who are near the number. You can check out the projected money list here.
JOHN MALLINGER: Not only is Mallinger in line to pick up his status for next season, he's right where he needs to be to earn his first PGA TOUR win and the two-year exemption that comes with it. Mallinger carded a course record-tying 9-under 62 in the second round to take a four-shot lead. Mallinger has a pair of top-fives this season, including a second-place tie at the Humana Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation. FOLLOW HIM HERE.
NICOLAS COLSAERTS: Colsaerts' story has been well-documented. He would currently rank 120th on the money list if he was a PGA TOUR member. He's attempting to solidify his position in order for him to be a member on both the European Tour and PGA TOUR next season. The rising star has a pair of top 10s in only eight events this season. And he's off to a solid start at the Frys.com Open, carding 65-68 to enter the third round T4. FOLLOW HIM HERE.
TIM HERRON: Herron is coming off his best finish of the season with a T10 at last week's J.T. Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. He opened 63-68-68 before finishing with a 73. He's playing well again this week, opening 70-65 and was just starting his third round. Herron could also qualify for next season based on the career money list, but is currently not eligible. FOLLOW HIM HERE.
JEFF MAGGERT: Maggert has carded only three rounds in the 60s during his past four tournaments. He's made 12 of 24 cuts this season, with his best finish being back in January at the Humana Challenge in partnership with the Clinton Foundation where he placed fifth. But Maggert did open with 67-71 at CordeValle and was 2 under through seven holes in his third round. Maggert could also qualify for next season based on the career money list, but is currently not eligible. FOLLOW HIM HERE.
NICK O'HERN: O'Hern jumped in front after a first-round 62 that matched the course record at CordeValle. He followed that up with a 71 and was tied for fourth prior to teeing off. O'Hern entered this week at No. 144 on the money list, but was projected to move into the top 125 with a top-five finish. His lone top 10 this season was a T3 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic. FOLLOW HIM HERE.
BILLY HORSCHEL: Horschel was in an interesting spot this week. Not only did he come in at No. 147 on the money list, Horschel — who has conditional status this season — is ranked No. 83 on the Web.com Tour money list. He would need to get into the top 60 on the Web.com to qualify for the season-ending Tour Championship, but has instead decided to take his shot on the PGA TOUR. So far, so good. Horschel opened with 67-65 and is currently T2 and projected to move up 45 spots to No. 102 on the money list. Of course, things can change in a hurry, which is why this week is so big for him. FOLLOW HIM HERE.


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Chapter 3
1–2 AFTER this Job broke his silence and cursed the day of his birth:
3Perish the day when I was born, and the night which said, 'A boy is conceived'! 4May that day turn to darkness; may God above not look for it, nor light of dawn shine on it. 5May gloom and deep darkness claim it again; may cloud smother that day, blackness eclipse its sun.
6May blind darkness swallow up that night! May it not be counted among the days of the year or reckoned in the cycle of the months. 7May that night be barren for ever, may no cry of joy be heard in it. 8Let it be cursed by those whose spells bind the sea monster a 3:8 sea monster: prob. rdg; Heb. day. , who have the skill to tame Leviathan. 9May no star shine out in its twilight; may it wait for a dawn that never breaks, and never see the eyelids of the morning, 10because it did not shut the doors of the womb that bore me and keep trouble away from my sight.
11Why was I not stillborn, why did I not perish when I came from the womb? 12 b 3:12–17 Verse 16 transposed to follow verse 12. Why was I ever laid on my mother's knees or put to suck at her breasts? 16Or why was I not concealed like an untimely birth, like an infant who never saw the light? 13For now I should be lying in the quiet grave, asleep in death, at rest 14with kings and their earthly counsellors who built for themselves cities now laid waste, 15or with princes rich in gold whose houses were replete c 3:15 whose … replete: or who filled their final resting-places. with silver.
17There the wicked chafe no more, there the tired labourer takes his ease; 18the captive too finds peace there, no slave-driver's voice reaches him; 19high and low alike are there, even the slave, free from his master. 20Why should the sufferer be born to see the light? Why is life given to those who find it so bitter? 21They long for death but it does not come, they seek it more eagerly than hidden treasure. 22They are glad when they reach the grave; when they come to the tomb they exult. 23Why should a man be born to wander blindly, hedged about by God on every side?
24Sighing is for me all my food; groans pour from me in a torrent. 25Every terror that haunted me has caught up with me; what I dreaded has overtaken me. 26There is no peace of mind, no quiet for me; trouble comes, and I have no rest.


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Canada's Dollar Set to Drop to 4-Month Low, RBC Says
The Canadian dollar is poised to weaken to an almost four-month low versus its U.S. peer as Ukraine turmoil weighs on risk appetite, according to Royal Bank of Canada, citing trading patterns.
The currency's close at a three-month low yesterday has "morphed in to a full-blown trend change," with C$1.0999 and C$1.1052 serving as the next resistance levels, George Davis, chief technical analyst at RBC Capital Markets in Toronto, wrote today in a note. The loonie, as the currency is known for the image of the waterfowl on the C$1 coin, had strengthened 3.6 percent in the second quarter, second most among the greenback's 16 major peers. It last weakened to C$1.1052 on April 23.
"A further deterioration in the risk backdrop has sustained broad-based USD strength," Davis wrote. "Yesterday's close above C$1.0958 has confirmed a full-blown trend change."
The loonie fell yesterday to its weakest level since May 5 after crude oil, the nation's biggest export, and stocks declined amid a flareup of tension in Ukraine, where Russian troops were massing on the border.
Canada's currency appreciated 0.3 percent to C$1.0925 today in Toronto trading after a report showed Canada's merchandise trade surplus in June was C$1.86 billion ($1.69 billion), the most since December 2011, Statistics Canada said. Economists forecast the trade account would be balanced, according to the median of 17 forecasts in a Bloomberg survey.
"We were looking for a bit of a pullback today, which the data corroborates," Davis said via e-mail, referring to the U.S. dollar. "But would use pullbacks as a buying opportunity based on the recent bullish trend reversal in U.S. dollar/Canadian dollar,"
In technical analysis, investors and analysts study charts of trading patterns to forecast changes in a security, commodity, currency or index. Resistance is a level on charts where orders to buy or sell a security may be clustered.


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Riggs, Sauter penalized 150 points each for wing mount violations at LMS
Updated: May 29, 2008, 4:30 PM ETBy David Newton | ESPN.com
CONCORD, N.C. -- The Haas CNC Racing teams of Scott Riggs and Johnny Sauter were docked 150 championship points each and their crew chiefs and car chiefs have been suspended for the next six weeks due to violations discovered on their wing mounts last weekend at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
In addition, crew chiefs Bootie Barker (Riggs) and Derrick Jennings (Sauter) were fined $100,000 each, and owners Joe Cutter and Margaret Haas were docked 150 owner points.
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Prince's Sister Tyka Nelson Storms Out of Family Meeting. Why?
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"Alan Partridge: The Movie" portrays the events of the greatest low-to-high-ebb spectrum in his life to date - specifically how he tries to salvage his public career while negotiating a potentially violent turn of events at North Norfolk Digital Radio.


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According to www.cyclinghalloffame.com:
Jos Wouters was born on this date in 1942. The Belgian rider won the Paris-Tours Classic in 1961 at age 19. He is number 650 on our All-Time list of Riders.
So, who are some of the young champions of some major cycling events? And did they go on to long careers or disappear without a trace? :confused:


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C7 Corvette Interior Design Seminar at 2013 NCM Bash
One of the most remarkable transformations that Chevrolet has made with the new Corvette is the completely redesigned interior. Premium materials and lots of technology will surely quiet the detractors from previous models. Here is the interior design seminar held by Ryan Vaughan and Lucy Lahood at the 2013 National Corvette Museum's Bash in Bowling
C7 Corvette Chassis Development Seminar from 2013 NCM Bash
The opening seminar at the 2013 National Corvette Museum's Bash Event was the C7 Corvette Chassis Development with Mike Bailey and Jim Mero. Bailey talks about the design and engineering aspects of the new chassis while Mero's focus was test driving to tune and refine the driving experience. We're starting to get into the wonkish
C7 Corvette Stingray to Pace Indy 500
Indianapolis 500 race officials announced today that the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray will pace the 97th running of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. This will be the 12th time that a Corvette paces the race.
2014 Corvette Stingray's Start Up Audio Sound
Our friend Nick Saporito at GM Inside News uncovered something new about the new 2014 Corvette Stingray that we think is pretty cool. Like the latest Cadillac's with their CUE infotainment center, when you fire up the new Stingray, you'll hear an audio clip play. Well Nick and the gang at GMInsideNews.com has uncovered that
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Great news for Indy 500 Corvette pace car fans. Autoweek is claiming that the 2014 Corvette Stingray will be the pace car for the Greatest Spectacle in Racing and they say they have the spy photos to prove it. The photos show a specially-equipped Laguna Blue 2014 Corvette Stingray with safety lights testing at the


text: 1Jez July 24, 2013 7:52 AM Last Edited 1016 days ago @Mark - an old track does not automatically equate to a good track. At least Monza has some chicanes and Parabolica - Red Bull Ring is all constant radius turns separated by straights.Similarly, a good race event does not necessarily mean a good track. Monaco is brilliant because of the location, atmosphere and sense of occasion, but the track is rubbish in terms of racing. Don't get me wrong, it's damn impressive watching an F1 car drive Monaco at full tilt, but the race itself is always a procession.I'll not have this Korea bashing, that track has already produced some great racing, particularly in sector 2. Agree completely on Bahrain, however.All I'm saying is that based purely on the layout and not having watched an Austrian GP, it looks like it will be a snooze-fest and I can't see the attraction. Please, feel free to politely explain otherwise. Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree


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My oldest son will be away for the holidays so we are having a small family "Christmas" dinner tonight. This is test #1. I am making prime rib roast instead of turkey and I don't think there will be any complaints about it. We don't eat g... Read more
Sunday, December 06, 2009
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I am going to finish off the mailing of the Christmas Cards to day and get out the decorations. Its about time, I think. I did get a couple of things out but now its time to go whole hog. I used to buy a few decorations every year in Jan/... Read more
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I have to get started on my Christmas Baking, I am already a couple of weeks late. Today I will go to Costco and Bulk Barn and stack up on all the ingredients that I need. My plan is to do some everyday next week and then its done. The ba... Read more
Thursday, December 03, 2009
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I have been eyeing the KitchenAid stand mixer for a while now and am always talking about the various sales for this product. Well, the other night my husband dragged me to the store without telling me why and he bought it for me! This is a... Read more
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It is an incredibly beautiful day today. Yes, its chilly but so sunny out there. I will have to take my camera on my walk because for sure there will be ducks out on the river. They are so funny to watch and I am amazed at the relationshi... Read more
Monday, November 30, 2009
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It was a cloudy, cool day but I decided its time to get back on track again, so I went for my walk before the Big Game (Grey Cup, of course). It was good to get out and walk again because it has been a long time. I have been falling to piece... Read more
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I'd like to first say please don't try to discourage me from building and tell me it will be cheaper to just go buy a new bike.
I am going through with the build and am NOT going to sell it all and walk away.
So hear it goes:
$125 I bought a javelin sorento Frameset it was new old stock in box.
$0 It came with carbon front fork and headset parts.
$30 I bought SRAM 50/34T 110 BCD 172.5mm crankset
$100 I bought xero-lite xr3 wheels (yes I know they are not very good but I have them already.
So first my questions,
The crankset is described as being for a 10 speed rear... Does that mean it WILL NOT work with 6/7/8 rear cassette?
I know it's a silly question but I have a tight budget and don't mind have low end gear.
I do want something that is indexed for the cogs and friction for the chainrings.
I was looking at the mega range cassette from shimano. It's $13 and had a very large last gear. I have to climb a step bridge on my ride and do want this because I weigh 210LBs and at most if I really pushed it I could loose 15lbs but it would still be a pain up those bridges.
So if the 7 speed mega range is compatible with the crankset I bought how do I know which derailleur to buy front and rear? The front had a bracket sticking out and the rear has a tab.
The rear derailleur for indexed 7 speed is $13 I think but which one do I buy?
I also need to know what if anything I'm missing from headset to get the handlebar stem installed. I have seen spacers... Without reading this leads me to believe that the stem must be all the way down so it can push down on the bearing and therefore to go up you need spacers?
Is that correct?
Again please everyone don't just attack me. I don't care what original purpose of the frame is. I rode a built 55 and after my friend adjusted the bars and seat for me it was a very comfortable bike comparably to what I ride now.
It will NEVER see action I have a road bike and cross bike for those reasons.
This bike is just for cruising lakeshore drive for practicing so I don't have to ride my baby.
Thanks guys
Oh also can you tell if I left anything out besides bars, cables, shifters, brakes, and levers.


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Moog Driving Simulator Heightens Reality Of Virtual Test Laps For Ferrari Drivers
EAST AURORA, N.Y., June 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Moog Inc. (NYSE: MOG.A and MOG.B) announced today that the Company has delivered a new testing simulator to Scuderia Ferrari in the Gestione Sportiva at Maranello, Italy. The new Ferrari F1 dynamic driving simulator was two years in development and allows Ferrari test-drivers a heightened sense of driving reality and highly responsive and immediate feedback. Ferrari selected Moog to provide an integrated, flexible motion control and testing system designed to meet specific and highly demanding requirements. Marco Fainello, Head of the Car Performance Department for Scuderia Ferrari, stated, "The dynamic driving simulator completely meets our specifications and expectations for a system that can test car designs as well as train drivers. Working closely with Moog during the two years of development on this system has helped us realize the maximum benefit of high performance simulated motion control." The system features a customized motion control solution with combined motion mechanism, control loading system, complete software package, cockpit and dedicated operator workstation.The driving simulator simulates real race track conditions and is used to test car features that affect performance. The high fidelity of the simulator allows the driver to feel differences produced by modifications to a part or component of the car without the high acceleration of an actual test drive. "The driving simulator is being used to test current and future car designs and train new drivers on multiple F1 circuits," added Fainello. Pim van den Dijssel, business manager Moog in Europe added, "We worked closely with Ferrari's engineering team during the development of the driving simulator in our facility and we are delighted to hear positive feedback from Ferrari's drivers." Moog Inc. is a worldwide designer, manufacturer, and integrator of precision control components and systems. Moog's high-performance systems control military and commercial aircraft, satellites and space vehicles, launch vehicles, missiles, automated industrial machinery, wind turbines, marine and medical equipment. Additional information about the company can be found at www.moog.com. SOURCE Moog Inc.
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Basically I currently have a div which stays fixed and follows the user down as they scroll until it reaches a certain point. I can easily make it stop at a fixed pixel position as I have done in the below example, but because I'm a jQuery idiot I have no idea how to make it stop at a div instead.
Here's what I've used so far:
var windw = this;
$.fn.followTo = function ( pos ) {
var $this = this,
$window = $(windw);
if ($window.scrollTop() > pos) {
position: 'absolute',
top: pos
} else {
position: 'fixed',
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Christmas is JUST around the corner! So I'll share you guys my favorite Christmas Specials!
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How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Rise of the Guardians
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Nightmare Before Christmas
Beauty and the Beast: Enchanted Christmas
Kung-Fu Panda Holiday Special
'Easy for you to sleigh' Happy Tree Friends
Mickey's Once upon a Christmas
Home Alone
Yes 'Rise of The Guardians' even though it's more of a Easter movie, to me count as Christmas Special because when I watch it, feels very Christmasy with North/Santa and Jack Frost.
And let me be honest I haven't seen "Beauty and the Beast: Enchanted Christmas" and "Mickey's Once upon a Christmas" since I was a very little girl.


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Trick 'r Treat Review
"Fun, Vibrant And Magnificently Twisted, Prepare For One Of The Best Festive Horror's Since John Carpenter's Halloween, And One Of The Best Hidden Gems In Horror History."
October 29th, 2013
John Carpenter's Halloween has stood for a long time as a landmark around the Halloween holidays for the obvious reasons, and as much as we all love Halloween, there were never really any other holiday-appropriate horrors that stood on its own two legs as a fantastic horror and a tasty Halloween treat, and let's face it, The Halloween Franchise year after year can be a little 'bleugh' considering the lack of effort but into most of the sequels. Never fear people, there is still hope, and the unbelievable underdog that is Trick 'r Treat is here to be watched on this glorious holiday, and to be perfectly honest, you will not find a better film to watch on the 31st of October.
Trick 'r Treat is a deliciously evil tale that bends the genre into shapes it no longer thought it could make, crammed with juicy Halloween spirit, this little gem presents all that is magical and mystical about the holiday of the dead whilst stuffing in all that's good about the horror genre; and if that means ditching a masked man with a knife and employing old fashioned horror tales then so be it, as Trick 'r Treat becomes exactly that, a twisted trick that goes down an absolute treat.
Hidden in the shadows of the film industry yet open and vibrant within the horror genre, Trick 'r Treat hasn't got the media attention it well and truly deserved, and with it going straight-to-dvd who could blame that for happening? Past experience with straight-to-dvd horror's have not been very good, but this strikes hope, the film is strong that it baffles me why this never hit the big screen; it may be playing at selected theaters now giving living proof that it's never too late. It pains me that it hasn't got the recognition it deserves, but it could be horror fans little secret.
Fantastic on nearly every level, the film ties in some successful characters and scares, topped off with a vibrantly twisted narrative creating the perfect basket of the best of the Halloween treats; what's not to love. It fleshes out the characters successfully in the short screen time each had, so there are rare moments were or opinion on a character dying is invalid. Along with some striking character development lies the villains of the film, the best taking the shape of the little pumpkin child that is Sam who represents all that is special about Halloween, until you break a rule of tradition in which he starts to slice and dice with a broken little orange pop; endearing. Trick 'r Treat isn't exactly "scary", but that's to be expected, it focuses more on delivering the brilliantly structured narrative, thankfully the story is strung along with magnitude that it overpowers that fact that the film is short on scares; in saying that, a few haunting moments save it from becoming ineffective.
VERDICT: Trick 'r Treat is a superb Festive treat that should get you in the spirit of Halloween like no other; Fun, Vibrant and magnificently twisted, Prepare for one of the best festive horror's since John Carpenter's Halloween, and one of the best hidden gems in horror history.
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- horrorfocus • 3 years ago
@skywise thanks skywise! I couldn't agree more
- skywise • 3 years ago
@horrorfocus Awesome review. I remember seeing a trailer for the film waaay back when and then the film just sort of fell off the radar. Which is usually a bad thing so I was skeptical when I finally saw it. That turned out to be unfounded though and this remains one of my all time favorite anthology horror films.
- horrorfocus • 3 years ago
@ed-wood Thanks, i totally agree


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Okay, so I've been meaning to upload this one for awhile now, but I haven't had the motivation to do so until today. Anywho, this is a "detailed sketch" of what I am planning to do on a large sheet of velour paper with my pastels. I wanted to be sure that I mapped out all the detail from my head to the paper so it'd be easier by the time I make it in pastels. In case you can't tell, it's a Friesian, one of my all time favorite breeds. I'm really happy with this piece and how it turned out.
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The first lady filed for divorce in December. She said reconciliation efforts were unsuccessful after her husband disappeared for five days last summer. He returned to publicly confess a yearlong affair with the Argentine woman.
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Jenny Sanford has written a memoir and is living with the couple's four sons.
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Palena Hopes to Expand into the Adjacent Magruder's Space
The way chef/owner Frank Ruta explains it, Palena must clear three separate hurdles before the highly regarded restaurant can expand into the adjacent Magruder's, which closed down in May.
The first hurdle — an agreement to take over the former grocery — has already been cleared, Ruta says. But the final deal is contingent upon whether Ruta can overcome the other two obstacles: approval to expand his liquor license and some sort of thumbs-up from the District's zoning commission to add more restaurant frontage space to a Cleveland Park neighborhood already over its limit.
The Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration has scheduled a public hearing for Nov. 30 on whether or not to expand Palena's existing Class C restaurant license. Ruta was putting the notification placards in the window this afternoon. The Beard Award-winning chef doesn't anticipate many problems in securing approval. After all, he jokes, Palena's "not a gin joint, so we don't have those type of things going on."
The zoning commission, however, will present the biggest hurdle. At present, Ruta believes, Cleveland Park already exceeds its allotted restaurant/bar frontage space, which is limited to 25 percent of the neighborhood's entire commercial store frontage. The closures of McDonald's, Cold Stone, Starbucks, and Yenching Palace haven't yet freed up more frontage space because nothing new (and non-food/bar) has replaced those shuttered businesses. Under current rules, those spaces continue to count against the frontage quota until a new (and non-food/bar) certificate of occupancy is granted.
The city told the Washington Post last month that it may alter its rules slightly and free up the frontage space as soon as new building permits are issued. But Ruta is also hoping there's some truth in what the District's former chief of zoning services told the Post last month: "If, over time, the public and the zoning commission conclude that a less restrictive rule of 30 or 35 percent is more appropriate for a particular area, that standard can be adopted by simple amendment."
If everything falls into place for Ruta, Palena will look nothing like its current incarnation. It will add 60 seats to the dining room as well as a summer garden with seating for another 36 diners. Ruta would also add more kitchen space.
"We're optimistic," Ruta tells Y&H about the possibilities for expansion. "But we're always optimistic."