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Aight now i dont know if there's probably a track out already and i just so not in the loop but I can really heat K'naan and Lupe exchanging a few bars well, watcha think and who'd you'd vibe on a track with lupe
who'd you'd like to hear on an album with lupe
Aight now i dont know if there's probably a track out already and i just so not in the loop but I can really heat K'naan and Lupe exchanging a few bars well, watcha think and who'd you'd vibe on a track with lupe
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hell yea the cool kids would be fire on a track with lupe. also: clipse, b.o.b., gemini, q tip, talib kweli, AZ, murs.
it's crazy the different types of rap lupe can cover, he's got range that no one else has. i mean you see he went hard with bun b on swang on em, not really his style. i think he would go hard with all the rappers on this page too its crazy: common, kanye, outkast, j. cole, qtip. all of em....
To add some more, and although these are all pipe dreams I would love to see all these artists with Lu Tech N9ne Ill Bill Eternia Ladybug Mecca (said she's a huge fan of Lupe) Strange Fruit Project Brother Ali Atmosphere Common (only if he comes like Resurrection Common) Krayzie Bone Big L (if he was still alive RIP) Jean Grae Immortal Technique (fat chance) Saul Williams MF DOOM Zion I Tunnel Rats Denizen Kane K'naan Aesop Rock (Would provide many GOT DAYUM moments) in his prime D.O.C. Those would all be sick. I would prefer no collabs though.
i wana see lupe in a song wit papoose i know he aint that mainstream but hey he got some lyrics and can spit that shit u know?
The only people I can think of at the moment that I would like to see Lupe collaborate with would be Q-Tip and Common. I believe there are many more though..
I'd like to see Lupe use some Jeff Buckely music/lyrics in a track... get some recognition for one of the best and criminally underappreciated musicians/singers of all time
Talib Kweli or Lady Gaga o.O I know, that saying Lady Gaga is lame, but still, if you think about it, they could make a brilliant track together. Simply because they both have such an unique style.
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David J. Affholder, age 77 of Camden, De died September 19, 2013 surrounded by his family. Born in Kalamazoo, MI, he was the son of the late Jerome and Florence Kern Affholder. He was a graduate of St. Mary's High School and Michigan State University. David entered the U.S. Air Force in 1958 serving in Washington, DC, England, Vietnam, the Philippines and Dover Air Force Base. He retired from Military Service in 1979 and was employed by the Delaware Development Office prior to joining J.P. Morgan as Vice President of Facilities in Delaware, New York, Tokyo, Singapore, Frankfurt and Prague. Upon his retirement from J.P. Morgan he returned to Dover, DE where he served mostly on Civic projects with the Klein Development Corp. of Dover Delaware. He also served as a Consultant for the Delaware Department of Transportation. David also served with several civic organizations and in recent years was a member of the Dover Parking Authority and a volunteer with the Bigg's Museum. He leaves his partner, Yoshi Tanaka, his son Edward Affholder, two daughters, Katherine Faretra and Ann Baird-Affholder, his ex wife Lois Waters Affholder and 5 grandchildren. There will be no local formal services as Interment will take place in Japan. Family suggests donations in his memory to the Biggs Museum of American Art, 406 Federal St. Dover, DE 19901. Life's End Services are by Michael J. Ambruso Funeral Director Inc., Dover. Condolences may be made via www.ambruso.com.
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Over the years, various games have featured quite diverse recruitment mechanisms and I have no problem with coming up with more of my own as well. =)
I'm mostly talking about soldiers here but the same applies to scientists and engineers, assuming they have an individual skill level at all.
1. Soldiers as wares
This is the bare-bones minimalistic approach that was used in X-Com 1+2 and the Xenonauts alpha builds.
You buy nondescript "Soldier, 7 pieces" for a constant price.
The obvious advantage: it's easy to code and there is no real point in imposing a limit.
It's not very exciting, though, and leads to the annoying "hire & fire" routine from X-Com where you would hire 20 soldiers and only keep the 2 whose stats didn't suck completely.
So while basically the easiest system to operate for the player, it leads to a boring chore of weeding out the most useless candidates.
No fun.
2. The recruitment pool
That is how X-Com Apocalypse, Jagged Alliance, UFO-ET, and many other games handled it.
The player is offered a selection of personnel and can see their stats before hiring them.
2a. The infinite pool
The visible size of the pool is limited to maybe 10 soldiers. Whenever you recruit one, another soldier with random stats is added instantly.
There is no advantage over 1..
The player would just hire / fire until he gets all "good" soldiers, making all the effort spent in creating a more advanced recruiting system pointless.
2b. The limited pool
If the pool is only refilled / added to every day. (or whatever time frame)
The player has to manage these limited (manpower) resources.
Instead of buidling a small team with only the most excellent recruits, he might opt to use the training system and hire some of the clumsy recruits, too.
That makes the game's training system more valuable and allows the player some leeway in his team-building strategy.
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This tangy sweet spread is "jam-packed" with lots of cherry flavor, plus a hint of rhubarb. My mother gives jars of it to friends during rhubarb season—it's so delicious on toast and muffins. —Faye Sampson, Radcliffe, Iowa
- 4 cups diced fresh or frozen rhubarb
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1 package (3 ounces) cherry gelatin
- 1 can (21 ounces) cherry pie filling
- 1/8 teaspoon almond extract, optional
- In a large saucepan, combine rhubarb and sugar; let stand for 1-1/2 hours, stirring occasionally.
- Bring to a boil; cook, uncovered, 10 minutes or until rhubarb is tender. Remove from heat; stir in gelatin until dissolved. Stir in pie filling and extract if desired. Transfer to jars; cool. Cover and store in the refrigerator up to 3 weeks. Yield: 5 cups.
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"this is wonderful, and easy. I also processed the jars for 10 min. this is a must try."
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"My grandchildren absolutely loved this.I may add an additional cup of rhubarb next time or decrease the sugar by 1/2 C. With the sweet in the jello and the pie filling, I think less sugar would not be missed!"
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"Everyone who eats this raves about how yummy it is! I processed in jelly jars in a water bath for 10 min. for easier storage. Gave to my daughter's preschool teachers for teacher appreciation week and they all went nuts! This will definitely become a regular jam recipe!"
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"On my second batch today. I'm going to take some to my relatives in CA. I really love the taste and the recipe is so easy!"


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Born on February 6, 1945, Bob Marley was reggae's foremost practitioner and emissary, embodying its spirit and spreading its gospel to all corners of the globe. His extraordinary body of work embraces the stylistic spectrum of modern Jamaican music – from ska to rock steady to reggae – while carrying the music to another level as a social force with universal appeal. Few others changed the musical and cultural landscape as profoundly as he did. "He wanted everything at the same time and was everything at the same time: prophet, soul rebel, Rasta man, herbs man, wild man, a natural mystic man, ladies' man, island man, family man, Rita's man, soccer man, showman, shaman, human – Jamaican!" said U2 frontman Bono during his 1994 induction of Marley into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
There's no question that reggae is legitimately part of the larger culture of rock and roll, partaking of its full heritage of social forces and stylistic influences. In Marley's own words, "Reggae music, soul music, rock music – every song is a sign." His lyrics mixed religious mysticism with calls for political uprising, and Marley delivered them in a passionate, declamatory voice.
Marley was a precocious musician, forming a vocal trio in the early Sixties with friends Neville "Bunny" O'Riley Livingston (later Bunny Wailer) and Peter McIntosh (later Peter Tosh), who had spent their formative years in Trench Town, a ghetto neighborhood of Kingston. The trio absorbed transmissions from American radio stations, including R&B mainstays Ray Charles, the Drifters, Fats Domino and Curtis Mayfield. They took the name the Wailing Wailers (shortened to the Wailers) because they were ghetto sufferers who'd been born "wailing."
The Wailers had their first hit in 1963 with "Simmer Down," and they went on to record 30 sides in the "rude boy" ska style for Jamaican soundman Coxsone Dodd's Studio One. By this time, Marley's preoccupations were taking a spiritual turn, and Jamaican music itself was changing from the bouncy ska beat to the more sensual rhythms of rock steady. An association with Jamaican producer Lee Perry resulted in some of the Wailers' most memorable recordings, including "Soul Rebel" and "Duppy Conqueror," and the albums Soul Rebel and Soul Revolution. (pictured left: Bob Marley's handwritten lyrics to "Turn Your Lights Down Low" on display in the Museum's main exhibit hall.)
It was not until the group signed with Chris Blackwell's Island Records in the early Seventies that they found an international audience. Their first recordings for Island, Catch a Fire (1973) and Burnin' (1973), were hard-hitting albums, the latter containing "I Shot The Sheriff," which Eric Clapton took to Number One in 1974. With the departure of founding members Tosh and Wailer after Burnin', Marley took center stage as singer, songwriter and rhythm guitarist. Backed by a first-rate band and the I-Threes vocal trio – which included his wife Rita – Marley rose to the occasion with 1974's Natty Dread (his first album to chart in America) and the string of politically charged albums that followed. These included Rastaman Vibration, his highest-charting album (1976, Number Eight); the fiery, oratorical Exodus (1977, Number 20) and Uprising (1980, Number 46), which was the last studio album released during Marley's lifetime.
Although he died prematurely from cancer-related complications at age 36, the heartbeat reggae rhythms of the enormous body of music that Marley left behind have endured. Moreover, Jamaica itself has been transformed by his charismatic personality and musical output. Marley was buried on the island with full state honors on May 21, 1981. Marley's pacifist reggae anthem, "One Love," was later adapted as a theme song by the Jamaican Tourist Board. Meanwhile, Marley's music continues to find an audience. With sales of more than 10 million in the U.S. alone, Legend – a best-of spanning the Island Records years (1972-1981) – remains the best-selling album by a Jamaican artist and the best-selling reggae album in history.
Marley's globe-spanning influence was addressed by Bono, who likened the tribulations and spirit of Ireland with Jamaica's history and character – and why that sense of shared experience made Marley's music resonate with him. "The voice of Bob Marley was a voice of reason," explained Bono. "So, when I heard Marley first, I not only felt it, I felt I understood it. It was '76 in Dublin, and we were listening to punk rock. It was the Clash who brought him home to us, and that [Eric Clapton] cover version of 'I Shot The Sheriff.'
"These were love songs you could admit listening to," added Bono, "songs of hurt – hard but healing, tough gong; politics without rhetoric, songs of freedom where that word meant something again, new hymns to a dancing god, redemption songs, a sexy revolution where Jah is Jehovah on street level – not over his people, but with his people; not just stylin', jammin'."
In this clip, Marley's family and friends, and Bono perform "One Love/People Get Ready" at the 1994 Hall of Fame Inductions.


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Open Remote Desktop Connection by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Remote Desktop Connection.
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GREELEY, Colo. - The University of Colorado knows no defeat against Northern Colorado. The Buffs defeated the Bears 3-0 Friday night in the season opener at the Colorado Cup. CU has now shut out UNC in all six of the team's meetings.
The Buffs got their season off to a hot start with freshmen making their Colorado debut, including starts from Courtney Dudley and Madison Krauser, and veteran players coming up big. It was also a big night for former Fairview High School players. Boulder natives Anne Stuller and Nikola Machalek contributed all three of the Buffs' goals in the win.
"It was a great game for us," Stuller said. "The game always is fast at first, and we had to slow it down. Thankfully we were able to put two goals in the first half, and Nikki hit a brilliant ball for the third goal in the second half just to put it away. Overall it was a pretty good game for us finishing wise."
Stuller answered head coach Danny Sanchez's offensive wishes for the season by putting one in the net at the 5:03 mark. Stuller, assisted by a header from junior Hayley Hughes, shot down the UNC defense to get the Buffs on the board.
Though Colorado scored first, the Bears never let down their offensive pressure. CU captain Amy Barczuk stood her ground in the backfield, helping both new and experienced defenders. Annie Brunner also had a busy first half, with seven shots coming her way.
The Buffs played very physically, pressing the Bears at both ends of the pitch. The Buffs shot the ball five times in the half, refuting the tag-team of 2011 All-Big Sky first team and honorable mention selections Alexsys Tamayo and Brittany Dunn.
In the 30th minute, Stuller let her presence be felt again as she netted one off what Sanchez described as a "world-class strike" of a free kick to put the Buffs up 2-0.
The Bears had more Buffs to worry about than just Stuller. Freshman Emily Paxton forced UNC goalie Natalie D'Adamio to work for her second save of the half in the final minutes before the break.
The closing 45 minutes were just as aggressive as the first, but the Bears still couldn't reach the back of the net. The Buffs barred down on UNC, with Hughes taking a two-on-one shot that went just wide.
The Bears answered with a big shot with 33 minutes remaining, but Brunner made a swift dive for the catch, adding to her three saves on the night.
"We're really pleased with how we defended," Sanchez said. "Annie Brunner controlled the box and really limited their opportunities, so overall it was a good performance for the first game of the season."
Both teams did have opportunities to score, with big saves happening in both nets. Barczuk slammed it down the field to an open Paxton, who worked on her passing game with Erin Bricker before D'Adamio shut her down once more.
In the 71st minute, freshmen connected to shut the game away. Paxton found Machalek who pushed her way to the net from the right side to give the Buffs the decisive 3-0 lead.
"It feels awesome," Machalek said of her first collegiate goal. "I couldn't have asked for more."
The Buffs put the match away, with Machalek's goal being the last, despite the Bears continuing to aggravate the defense. With three minutes remaining, the Bears hit one of their most intense shots of the night, but the ball went high, and UNC remained scoreless against the Buffs for the sixth consecutive time.
"We learned a lot from ourselves having to chase this game quite a bit with UNC," coach Sanchez said. "We have Colorado College on Sunday at their place with the Colorado Cup up for grabs for the winner. We know there's a lot to play for on Sunday."
The Buffs hope to take home the Colorado Cup trophy for the second time, but must make it past CC in their meeting on Sunday, Aug. 19 at 4 p.m. in Colorado Springs. The Tigers beat Denver 1-0 in the Cup opener.


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Vacuums save time, money
Workmen install one of the main lines in Albuquerque's vacuum sewer system. No trench boxes were needed and most of the installation occurred in the right of way without disrupting traffic.
Valve pit installation, using lightweight materials, requires minimal equipment and labor. Here, workmen lower a valve pit into place in preparation for connection to two nearby homes. Photos: AIRVAC
Ray Lawrence, maintenance specialist, with the Albuquerque Bernalillo County water utility authority, makes adjustments on a vacuum valve controller. The local utility received system operation and maintenance training from AIRVAC.
From left, Bob Paulette, Greg Olson, and Bill Zimmerman were instrumental in the design and installation of Albuquerque's vacuum sewer system. They are shown here in one of the system vacuum stations.
Albuquerque, N.M., evokes images of spectacular western panoramas, desert sunsets, and Native American culture. This natural beauty was put in jeopardy in the late 1980s. Population in the unincorporated areas of Bernalillo County had been growing steadily for years. The farms and ranches that used to dot the countryside were replaced by small communities. Most of the homes were beyond the reach of the city's services, so the families relied on septic tanks and well water. Over time, a number of these septic tank systems began to fail, increasing the amount of untreated wastewater discharge into the valley's groundwater. By 1990, the situation had gotten serious.
In 1993, the state legislature allocated $12 million to address the problem. However, there was an important stipulation—a commitment to spend the allocated funds within 12 months had to be made, which is a tight timeline for a major public works project. In 1994, the legislature followed through with an additional $15 million in funding.
"Typically it takes up to a year to get an engineer hired," said Bill Zimmerman, P.E., of HDR Engineering, Albuquerque, a firm brought in by the city's public works department to handle the wastewater project. At the time of the project Zimmerman worked for Wilson & Co., the firm hired to manage the design and installation of the sewer system. "Greg Olson, P.E., city engineer and a leader in the development of the vacuum sewer system in the region, accelerated the advertising for the project and really got things moving," he said.
"Realizing that time was of the essence, one of the first things we did was schedule a marathon meeting with city public works employees and engineers," said Zimmerman. In a three-day meeting, the committee discussed gravity sewers, pressure sewers, vacuum sewers, and combination sewers. They created a matrix of options, assigned numbers to the alternatives, and reached a quick conclusion—gravity sewers would be a costly, time-consuming option. When all of the issues were considered, vacuum sewer technology came out on top.
Albuquerque's groundwater table is usually only 4 to 6 feet below the surface. A series of deep irrigation ditches cuts through the valley at various locations. These ditches are vital to the area's agricultural needs and could not be disturbed, posing yet another obstacle. And, because the area is flat, the collection lines would require deep trenches with numerous lift stations.
"Urbanization was occurring in a rural area that was dead flat," said Bob Paulette, P.E., an engineer with Wilson & Co., who has worked on Albuquerque's vacuum sewer project for 10 years. "A 0.4% slope on the 8-inch collection line means the sewer is dropping 21 feet every mile just to meet the minimum slope requirements. It is difficult to install sewers 21 feet deep in high groundwater conditions. Factor in the difficult irrigation ditch crossings and the cost would be staggering. It also would take years to complete."
"None of us had had any experience with vacuum sewers; we had only read about them," said Zimmerman. "We made arrangements to travel to Rochester, Ind., to tour the AIRVAC test facility there. Then we went to Nashville, Tenn., to look at an actual installation. Once we came back from that trip we were convinced vacuum sewers were the way to go."
Within a few months, work began on the installation of a new vacuum sewer system. Vacuum sewer technology not only made for a speedier installation, which was vital for this project, but it also solved a number of related problems that would have stalled the project and ballooned the budget.
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except the first paragraph or so. ascaris showed me pd while vglan was still around and then i gave it to celery and walker in an msn chat later on.
this shit is gold to read
except the first paragraph or so. ascaris showed me pd while vglan was still around and then i gave it to celery and walker in an msn chat later on.
also that wasn't a joke you were mad at faltzer don't lie you cheeky bitch
there needs to be fucking revisions!!
walker knew clyde frog was nasser
and i never thought justine was LMJ GOD JESUS
i miss those days when everybody posted together and we all were on at the same time
cosmo was a good forum
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
yeah you did join pd way before walker and celery. dont know how i got that wrong.
what happened to the other spin off forums? pluged was dead before it began. i think shenanilands completely died in like late 2011/2012 and its members migrated to another board? cant recall its name.
lolmost importantly their lack of ambition and seriousness while creating boards they come to the understanding that for a new forum to have a reasonable chance of success, it needs to be run by people who have had experience in administrating lax forums.
idk, but when was the last time you went on underground void or whatever its called? i remember that being some "cool" underground vglan era forum that was elitist as fuck for no reason.
i check in from time to time. tuv was around before vglan even started, when the forum vgl spawned from died.
haha i used to have a ludicrously thorough knowledge of the histories of various message boards. a lot of it is gone. im kind of glad it is.
i knew it was some sort of pre vgl forum just because there were only a handful of people from vgl. its kind of funny, that vglan was the same thing as cosmo in a way.
the pothead incident, i remember that shit perfectly haha.
wtf happened between me and celery anyways. i feel like we were best bros before.
"In light of the massive disapproval of the top ten posters list Rekhyt made for his 2k, Justin decides to remake the list. His new list gets a half-hearted reception with members like Rekhyt and paulineregggaaal pointing out its fallibility. Ascaris makes his own version of the top ten posters list complete with descriptions of the top ten members and why they deserved their positions and his thread is near universally accepted by forum members. Ascaris decides to update the list every few weeks."
you can tell who wrote this shit
i was tongue in cheek in a lot of places. the timeline is by no means an objective documentation of history.
"One of the avatars changed is that of Weskers, who is outraged at the act as he did not save the avatar and could not find it elsewhere on the net. Blaming Ascaris and his 4k celebration for the loss of his avatar, he once again announces his leave from the forum."
nasser was just a huge troll and none of yall wanted to listen to me
"21st October, 2010: In a manner reminiscent of Ascaris' 4k, Rekhyt promotes seven people for his 5k. Justin is made an admin at first and is then demoted to a super moderator by Ascaris. Revert, Khaous and Barry are made super moderators. A forum solely for the discussion of the game Mega Man II is made and God and Neurotic are assigned as moderators. Rekhyt says that he plans to give them certain tasks and would fire those who performed poorly in each task. The moderator who remained would get to keep his powers. The first task involves writing a short mystery story.
24th October, 2010: No new moderators attempts the task set by Rekhyt. All of them are eventually demoted and the Mega Man II forum is deleted."
the mega man 2 forum would make a celebrated return
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
in hindsight, the timeline would have REALLY benefited from a shitton of citations to various threads. finding them manually would be a chore.
exactly my thought as i search for the top ten posters list


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You're in control of what's stored, and you can delete your past searches and browsing activity or turn off Web & App activity at any time.
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- Visit the Account History page. You may be asked to sign in to your Google Account.
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When Web & App Activity is on, Google saves information like:
- Searches and other things you do on Google products and services, like Search and Maps
- Your connection information, including location, language, and whether you use a browser or an app
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ZF-9103: Reviewed translation Zend_Translate-Introduction
I reviewed the Translation docs and have some improvements. As i still have no subversion write access i attach the file here.
Let me note here that there is no file attached to this issue.
Changes to documentation Zend_Translate-Introduction.xml
After revision 20964 which changes structure of XML, I updated the local copy from the repository and uploaded again.
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ZF-3644: Zend_Cache_Frontend_Class does not recognize setOption() after being instanciated
After Zend_Cache_Frontend_Class was instanciated once, it does not recognize if an option is changed with setOption(). Say I set the cached cached_entity to $instance and set it to $another_instance later on, the behaviour won't change. The problem with it is, that the values of _specificOptions is pulled into local values in the constructor and never read again.
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Milford police are searching for a 37-year-old former Dover resident accused of shoplifting tobacco products from a convenience store earlier this month.
Dana L. Porter also is wanted on five unrelated warrants issued by the Kent County Court of Common Pleas, police said.
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Fats Domino's "Ain't That a Shame" enters the R&B chart, which it will top for 11 weeks. It will also become his first crossover hit, entering the pop charts in mid-July and peaking at #10.
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Fats Domino's biggest single, "Blueberry Hill," reaches #2 on the pop chart and #11 on the R&B chart, where it will stay for11 weeks. This same month Domino appears with Big Joe Turner in the breakthrough rock and roll film Shake, Rattle and Rock, performing three songs.
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kcdyer, Monday October 6, 2008 - 3:42pm
The blog posts are going to be coming fast and hard over the next couple of weeks, so grab a tight hold of your keyboard and get ready for a wild ride!
Now, when I am not typing up a storm around here, one of the places I hang with my writer buddies is the CompuServe on-line Books & Writers forum. It's a great place for a lively discussion, to ask a research question or two and to hang out with a bunch of SiWC regulars.
One of the folks on the forum who is attending the conference sent me off a few questions, and I thought this might be the best place to answer some of them...so here goes.
If you have more questions, fire away in the comment section and I'll do my best!
1. What and how many copies of your wip should you take? For instance, I already have the pitch, which isn't on paper, but in my head. I assume bringing a query, synopsis and the first few pages is in order?
More after the break...
While most people wil NOT want to see your wip in its entirety, the odd editor or agent might be so captured by your prose that they want to see more...and RiGHT NOW! My suggestion to you is to have a copy of your wip on hand, if you can. You will more likely need to have an excerpt or two of the first few pages, so I would bring a few copies of your opening scene, if you plan to pitch at all. (Have a look at the blog post from Lorna Suzuki...let's see...two posts ago. One thing about Surrey -- you need to expect the unexpected!)
2. I plan on taking lots of pictures. Does anyone object to that?
Nope. Just please don't use a flash when a presenter is speaking to a group -- it's very distracting. And if you want to share your pix with us, we'd love to have them. You can contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
3. Can you record the sessions for personal use?
We don't have a mandate against this, but it is ALWAYS best to check with presenters first. And definitely don't tape anything for broadcast in any form. You're crossing into copyright territory there, and permission is required.
4. Someone suggested making business cards. Is this a good idea?
If you have 'em, bring 'em. If you don't, well -- you have to make the decision. It is a professional courtesy that agents and editors appreciate. Business cards can be made cheaply and easily on your home computer using cardstock from a stationary store -- might be better to go that route if you don't regularly use cards but want a few to hand out at the conference.
5. Is it cold enough up there this time of year to require a coat?
Okay, so the person who wrote this question is from Texas. Julie? BRING A COAT. =)
For those of you from the rest of Canada or the northern climes of the US, it's not actually that cold here in October. But trust me when I say it will likely rain. (It is pouring now, as I type this.) We have had a few beautiful fall days over the 16 years of the conference...but only a few. A raincoat is a good idea if you plan to leave the hotel.
And just as an aside, it is really easy NOT to leave the hotel, as things are SO busy, but if you value your sanity and your physical health at all, slapping a coat on and doing a lap or two around the block or across the street to the mall will work wonders on your mental health.
6. What about perfume?
Good question. Leave it at home. Close quarters, high allergy rates these days...it's just easier without. We love you just the way you smell naturally! (Maybe I should re-phrase that....)
7. How does the Masque work? Is it the banquet? Can we wear our costumes as opposed to running around trying to change?
Aha. Well, the Masque? It's going to warrent a post all its own. Coming soon!
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Jack Whyte's Master Class
How was the response to the novel way of registering for Jack's master class? I'm just curious about how stiff the competition was.
kcdyer replied on Permalink
Hi Edi, The response
Hi Edi,
The response was fantastic -- lots of folks stepped up to meet Jack's challenge. I'll leave the number crunching to him, but let me just say that anyone who gets a chance to take a Master Class from this man will get his or her money's worth!
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Leaving the hotel...
It's VERY easy not to leave the hotel. Some people will go shopping across the street, but that would mean missing a workshop or two. Except for -- as K.C. noted -- a quick walk, there really isn't much time to leave the hotel. Not if you want to take in absolutely as much as you can.
But you'll probably need a coat for the trip from the airport to the hotel and back. Especially if you're from Texas...
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I'll be meeting Lisa Norman
I'll be meeting Lisa Norman in Seattle and we are driving up there so we plan to do a bit of shopping. Yes, the antique mall is necessary.
I appreciate you answering my questions here.
I'm not really sure anyone would enjoy the natural Julie smell, but we'll see.
I will be bringing a coat. I was born and raised in Montana, but I am very acclimated to Texas and cold weather makes me miserable.
Thanks again.
I too am curious about the Jack Whyte workshop.
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Oh, yes, I doubt we will
Oh, yes, I doubt we will make it out of the hotel during the conference. I had hoped we could sneak away Thursday morning before the classes start.
I think the first master class starts at 1:00.


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An astrophysicist has just done a bang-up job debunking the Star of Bethlehem and its affiliated fawning scholarship. All in just 155 pages (in fact, really only 128 if you skip the appendix, glossary, and bibliography). The author is Dr. Aaron Adair. The book is The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View (also available on kindle). Like any responsible amateur, he sought the help of historians, classicists, and specialists for composing his sections on the literary and historical arguments, and for translating the original Greek (even though he has some competence in the language himself). His research was exhaustive. His key arguments fairly conclusive. He explicitly sets aside many eye-rolling side-debates like dating the death of Herod the Great, yet even then he mentions them and his reasons for not delving further into them. And his command of the astronomical arguments is, of course, unmatched, being directly in his field of expertise.
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Well researched, scientifically reasoned, elegantly concise, this book will long be required reading on the 'Star of Bethlehem'. Full of fascinating historical facts, and better informed and more careful than any other book on the subject, this should be on the shelf of everyone interested in that legendary celestial event.
True that. His bibliography alone is of great value. Scientists will find the book especially heartwarming. Historians will as well. It even taught me a few things. In the foreword by astronomer and science writer Bob Berman, for example, I learned something I hadn't even thought of, an example of Christianity seeping its way even into popular astronomy education. Berman writes…
[The Star of Bethlehem] has been a staple of holiday planetarium shows since the 1930s…[and my] very first column, published in Discover in December 1989, was a two-page spread about the Star of Bethlehem. Basically I summarized the various "explanations" shown to the public during planetariums' annual "Star of Wonder" shows, then noted that Planetarium Directors–I'd interviewed quite a few–were well aware that each was impossible. Nonetheless, the shows remain popular, and have become such a tradition in and of themselves that no one seems bothered by such make-believe science being annually offered to the public.
Beyond that, however, I find this book of value not just because it will teach you a lot of cool things about history and astronomy with an economy of words, nor only because it has a great bibliography and is the go-to resource now for discussing this subject, but also because in the process of addressing astrological theories of the Star account, Adair deftly demonstrates a point I had long made myself but never had the time to demonstrate: ancient astrology was so wildly inconsistent and diverse that any astrological theory of either Christian origins or biblical accounts is probably beyond any possibility of demonstrating.
And this is relevant to the historicity debate. Not because proving the star account was a wholesale myth (and was inspired by no actual natural or supernatural event), as Adair does, entails or even implies Jesus didn't exist (a historical man can have such myths spun around him easily enough), but because it shows why every Jesus mythicist who attempts to make an astrotheological argument for the origins of Christianity and (especially) the construction of the Gospels is just engaging in a Rorschach inkblot test. There was no consistent symbolism or system of allusions in ancient astrology, so any attempt to use one (or cobble one together) is just another multiple comparisons fallacy run amok.
That doesn't mean astrotheological theories are necessarily false. But it does mean none can be proved even probable on present evidence, so the whole attempt should be abandoned.
To understand why, Adair's book is a must-read. And that's on top of all the other reasons I've summarized. So if any of this is your thing, check it out!


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All public methods on Zend_Service_Amazon_S3 operating on objects internally call _fixupObjectName() to rawurlencode path parts.
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I found this bag of Pumpkin Cheesecake Kitkats when I was out doing some shopping in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. There's a ton of adorable little shops down there, and it's my "to-go" place for much of my holiday shopping. While there, I came across these Kitkats. I've had many a Pumpkin Kitkat in my time, and I'm always game for trying them. I'm such a sucker for pumpkin anything. Despite being somewhat pricey due to the fact they're imported, I snatched these up and excitedly took them home.
The package on these is so adorable. Halloween is long and gone, but I still can appreciate the rich brown and orange color scheme and the adorable Jack 'O Lanterns with their happy grins. The one with the heart shaped eyes is especially cute. Inside the main bag there's a bunch of smaller, individually wrapped two finger bars. A nice serving size as it's not to big, not too small.
The Kitkat smells sweet and slight cream cheesy. The color is an pale golden yellow.
The flavor is very sweet and cream cheesy at first. It's very delicate as there's more white chocolate in there to cut the tang of the cheese. You do get a hint of pumpkin, which, I am happy to report, is more like the plain squash part of pumpkin instead of pumpkin pie. I like the real flavor of pumpkin a lot, so I'm happy this isn't dragged down with a lot of cinnamon and nutmeg. The result is this nice blend of the flavors described that does taste like a delicate, Japanese cheesecake. It's awesome!
I am really smitten with these. They're be a treat I'd buy regularly if it wasn't for the limited availability and the import price. Still, I am going to enjoy the rest of my bag to the fullest. These are a terrific little afternoon pick me up, and they're also diving with coffee. I recommend these highly to any fan of pumpkin. Mixed with Kitkat, it's a match made in heaven!
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I know this is probably a dumb question, but there's a bunch of documentation and I don't know what to do with this stuff. How do you use the API?
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You can find the documentation here or there's a Get Started section at the right of this page.
For example if you want to see a list of users you could send a web request to http://api.stackoverflow.com/1.0/users and parse then JSON response.
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Fitness A to Z and the Red Cross will host a blood drive and health fair from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. March 30 in memory of Carolyn Adams. Door prizes, refreshments, vendors, blood pressure readings, free massages and more will be part of the event.
Planting season is upon us and Davidson County Community Action is in the process of preparing Catherine Garden, 304 Hoover Drive, Lexington, South Side. We have several sections committed from last year however, additional sections have been added and they will be open up to residents within the area on a first come basis. If interested, please contact Charles N. Holloway Sr. at 249-0234 for plot assignments.
The GFWC-Lexington Woman's will have its third annual Spring Market Place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 6 at the Davidson County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall at the corner of Fairground and Greensboro roads. There will be arts, crafts, gifts and service vendors. The proceeds are given as scholarships, donations to several nonprofit organizations in Lexington and Davidson County and to support the many projects within the club. Vendors are now being accepted. For more information, call Debbie Keith at 249-3907 or 242-4689.
A free workshop for hip hop dance for ages 5-18 is being offered at 1:30 p.m. April 6 at the Robbins Recreation Center. The workshop is taught by a professional instructor. Participants perform at the 17th Annual Multicultural Festival. To register, visit www.lexingtonnc.net. Note: Registrations can be accepted through the day of the workshop. For additional information, contact Tammy Curry at 248-3960, ext. 3237.
A free workshop for African dance ages 10-18 is being offered at noon April 6 at the Robbins Recreation Center. The workshop is taught by a professional instructor. To register, visit www.lexingtonnc.net. Registrations can be accepted through the day of the workshop. For additional information, contact Tammy Curry at 248-3960, ext. 3237.
Spring boot camps will start back at the J. Smith Young YMCA for members/nonmembers. Eight-week sessions last from April 6-June 3. A Saturday only, two-day or three-day boot camps are also offered. For cost and class time options, visit www.lexingtonymca.com or contact the Y at 249-2177.
Shiloh United Methodist Church, Highway 150 in Reeds, will serve a buffet breakfast from 6 to 10 a.m. April 6. The cost is $6. for adults and $3 for children. The buffet includes country ham, sausage, bacon, homemade biscuits, scrambled eggs, pancakes, red eye and milk gravies, grits, stewed apples, assorted fruits, and beverages.
Barre classes will be offered at the J. Smith Young YMCA. Barre is an innovative workout program that combines isometric exercises and orthopedic stretches to systematically lengthen and sculpt muscles to create a long, lean body. This six-week session meets at 2 p.m. Sundays beginning April 7. Open to Y members and potential members. Space is limited. Additional information can be found at www.lexingtonymca.com or at 249-2177.
Welcome Lions Club will have a fundraising dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. April 13 at Center United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, 186 Center Church Road, Welcome. The menu is country-style steak, mashed potatoes, green beans, baked apples, homemade rolls, homemade desserts and tea or coffee. All tickets are pre-sold and are $10. Tickets are available from any Welcome Lions member, NewBridge Bank in Welcome or Bank of North Carolina in Welcome. Meals are eat in or take out.
A free liturgical dance workshop for ages 5-19 is being offered at 2 p.m. April 20 and 27 at the Robbins Recreation Center. Participants will perform at the 17th Annual Multicultural Festival. To register, visit www.lexingtonnc.net. Note: Registrations can be accepted through the day of the workshop. For additional information, contact Tammy Curry at 248-3960, ext. 3237.
South Side Village second annual cookout will be held at Finch Park from 3 to 7 p.m. April 27. Anyone interested in attending this event please contact any board member for more information.: Alandra Reid, 357-2230; Beverly Gilchrist, 248-0048; Laura Fuller, 357-7773; and Shando Perkins, 300-1828.
The Welcome Volunteer Fire Department will host a barbecued chicken fundraiser April 27. Eat in or carry out. Tickets sold only in advance. Cost is $7 and includes half of a chicken, slaw, potato salad, roll, dessert, tea or coffee. Drinks and desserts will be given to eat in diners only.
The 10th annual Thomasville Spring Daze Festival sponsored by the City Beautification Committee will be held 9 a.m. till 3 p.m., May 4 in downtown Thomasville on East Main Street, rain or shine. There is no admission for the springtime festival that brings vendors offering a variety of plants, flowers, lawn and garden, and home décor items that range from handmade outdoor furniture to jewelry. Vendor applications can be picked up at Thomasville City Hall or downloaded from the Thomasville city website thomasville-nc.gov, go to city board beautification, click on Spring Daze vendor application.
City of Lexington Recreation and Parks Department's Annual Multicultural Festival will be held from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. May 4 at Finch Park. Five cultural villages are represented (African-American, Asian, European, Latino and Native American) that showcase various cultures through exhibits, demonstrations, ethnic foods and cultural entertainment. The festival will also host its Second Annual Multicultural Festival 5K Run/Walk for Wellness. Applications to participate in the parade can be found on the City of Lexington's website. Free admission including shuttle service provided every 15 minutes to the park from Roses Shopping Center. For additional information, contact the City of Lexington Recreation Department at 248-3960, visit www.lexingtonnc.net or www.facebook.com/lexingtonrecreation.
Dunbar High School Class of 1961 will meeting and fish fry at 2 p.m. May 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fortune. For information, call Pauline Norman at 225-6886.
The Lexington Class of 1963 will hold a 50-year reunion in October. Invitations will be sent to class members with details. Provide contact information for class members to Dawn Koonts Shaak at 214 W. Center St., Lexington, NC 27292 by April 30.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
CHA Tutorial: Birds of Paradise Flowers
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- AnonymousApril 25, 2012 at 10:34 AM
Awesome, beautiful and creative! I can make a vase for back patio table. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Wow, talk about beautiful....these are gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
Say, could the summer theme be Paradise? 'Just thinking.
Have a wonderful week, Erin!!
Of course, I retweeted this to all of my followers....I always have to share the DCWV love!!ReplyDelete
WOW this is amazing. you girls at DCWV always make the most amazing creations. TFS.ReplyDelete
AMAZING!! How do people think of these things? They must never sleep :)ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous. I can't even begin to guess your theme for the summer CHA but I know it will be spectacular! You guys never disappoint. :)ReplyDelete
Yay! I have been waiting for this tutorial :) I love these in real life and I can't wait to make some in paper! Thanks so much for the tutorial! Now, how about a painting lesson for that wall mural :)ReplyDelete
Simply stunning..love the constant flow of creativity from DCWV : )ReplyDelete
These are beautiful, and those are my mom's favorite flowers, so I'm going to have to print the template out and try it! Thanks for sharing those!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! Who knew paper could be so beautiful?ReplyDelete
OH my goodness.... I remember my grandmother having a bird of paradise on her front porch. As I would pass by it, I always wondered what tropical island it was from....LOLReplyDelete
Crystal R.
WOW-very impressive flowers!ReplyDelete
Those flowers are so pretty! Thanks for the tutorial on how to make them.ReplyDelete
I am always amazed at how creative and ingenious your team is!ReplyDelete
Those birds are amazing!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing the tutorial on the Birds of Paradise flowers. They are really cute!!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing. It's a great tutorial and I can't wait to make the flowers.ReplyDelete
More gorgeousness!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! You guys are absolutely amazing when it comes to making things out of paper! Can't wait to hear all about the rescue dog!! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the template! I will give it a try later this summer ;)ReplyDelete
Can't wait to hear how you ended up with Foxy :)
Amazing and beautiful!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2012 at 3:28 PM
These are such wonderful flowers and perfect for so many things.. imagine decorating a wedding reception with them... how beautiful!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much!
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The background is just gorgeous! Not sure I have the patience to actually make these flowers, but WOW what an impression they make!ReplyDelete
Those are some talented people in your office! Wow - just to think them up is incredible, let alone make them and transport them to keep them looking so lovely!ReplyDelete
beautiful flowers! Thanks for the tutorial!ReplyDelete
I can't wait to try to make these flowers. They are beautiful!ReplyDelete
These are so pretty. My husband's favorite flower is the Bird of Paradise! I will have to try and make these for sure.ReplyDelete
Wow these are amazing flowers. I love them. Thanks for the tutorial. Im so trying these.ReplyDelete
beautiful wow It looks so real. thanks for sharing your Amazing work.ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing the patterns and instructions. Will be looking forward to your dog story.ReplyDelete
amazing creations..the bird of paradise is so lovely!ReplyDelete
the walls are oh-so pretty!ReplyDelete
Absolutely amazing, what a gift they have - just gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I adore these walls. The layered painting is just beautiful and is very soothing to the eye. The flowers give it just the right punch to pull it all together. Thanks so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
I watched the video over and over again, stopping it to really look at everything. Thanks for this pattern!ReplyDelete
OMG! I love the this....and can't wait to try it! The walls are beautiful and so colorful! Thanks so much for sharing!!!ReplyDelete
Such a pretty wall, how cool would it look as a dressing room area for a store. Thanks for sharing the how-tos for the Birds of Paradise.ReplyDelete
That wall is just the epitome of DCWV....soft, fun, beautiful!ReplyDelete
Wow! This is just Fabulous!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the inspiration!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing. I love the Birds of Paradise. They remind me of some I had in my fromt yart. The colors are so vibrant and spot on. It is amazing what you can create with the right paper.ReplyDelete
wow...those are awesome!ReplyDelete
Very very pretty, and not that hard to make:) Love your projects,I love checking in here. I am still waiting to pick up Coral Couture, saving the pennies:_)ReplyDelete
The wall is amazing. Thanks for the template.ReplyDelete
That wall is so incredible! Thanks so much for the template and instructions!ReplyDelete
All of the CHA projects were simply amazing!!!ReplyDelete
absolutely amazing. great work. tfs.ReplyDelete
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Great projects.ReplyDelete
Your staff has such creativity. I am going to need to make some flowers. At least I can't kill these.ReplyDelete
I cannot believe what you guys do with paper!ReplyDelete
Love the birds of paradise..thanks so much for the directions.ReplyDelete
love the love the flowers!!!!ReplyDelete
The flowers (and the wall) turned out beautifully. Can't believe all of it is made from paper!ReplyDelete
The wall is gorgeous! I too always wonder how people come up with such beautiful ideas and turn them into a reality. It is beyond me but I sure enjoy the inspiration.ReplyDelete
These are gorgeous--thanks for the template.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful project!! Thanks for the template:)ReplyDelete
You and your colleagues have such a fun job...
The CHA booths never seize to amaze me. Thanks for the tutorial!ReplyDelete
Jess M
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Hi Aswin. I published a small test program that you could use to verify functionality. It uses a gyro and sends the raw readings to the logger. While running, hitting ENTer on the NXT will create an "Event" comment in the log and chart:
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Police have arrested a woman who witnesses say pulled down her jeans in front of a group of kids playing football in New Smyrna Beach.
Dale Delgado Wisniewski, 45, was charged with nine counts of lewd and lascivious exhibition, plus a charge of battery on a police officer in the Friday evening incident.
New Smyrna Beach police said she exposed herself around 6:45 p.m. to a group of about nine children, ages 7 to 14, who were playing football outside Babe James Community Center on Myrtle Avenue.
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As our children, grandchildren, nieces & nephews are all settling back into their routines at school our friends at the Adoptive Families Association of BC remind us that there are more things to consider than just what books the kids need this year. They remind us that education matters and not all children have the same level of support.
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I'm 32-years-old, which isn't old unless you count records owned like the rings inside a tree. I've been an obsessive music fan since I was 10-year-old and along the way I've formed some pretty strong opinions about what I like and what don't.
Which makes attending music festivals like Firefly a tricky proposition for me. It's not that I don't like discovering new music – I get as giddy as I ever did when I find a new band I love (most recently, it's the Palma Violets, if you were wondering?)
It's that I don't love a lot of what the twentysomethings that make massive festivals like this one financially viable. And by the way, I don't begrudge anyone for that; it's just a point of fact.
So at 5 p.m. on the Main Stage, after four-and-a-half hours of music, Dr. Dog took the stage to deliver a fun – and as importantly – familiar set.
Over an hour, the band, which boasts members from Delaware and Philadelphia, played a wildly energetic set of its "hits," including a number of standouts from 2012's "Be The Void."
What's wonderful about Dr. Dog, at least to these ears, is their ability to be edgy and experimental within the confines of well-oiled, polished rock 'n' roll machine of a band. In the same way My Morning Jacket manages to rage and then reel itself in around Jim James' croon, Dr. Dog is wonderful at welding together the low-fi and the raucous. Their songs are pop songs – with big hooks and bigger choruses – but they're delivered in the context of a venerable rock band – who knows musicianship counts for quite a bit.
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- 4-1/2 pounds potatoes, peeled and cut into 3/4-inch chunks
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 2 envelopes Italian salad dressing mix
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 bunch green onions, chopped
- 2 large tomatoes, chopped
- 4 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
- 5 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 1-1/2 cups mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon white vinegar
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons dried basil
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- In a large bowl, toss the potatoes with oil and dressing mixes. Place in two greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dishes. Bake, uncovered, at 400° for 45 minutes or until tender. Cool. Transfer to a large bowl; add peppers, onions, tomatoes, eggs and bacon. Toss gently.
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The meat dress is here! Yes, Lady Gaga's meat dress is now at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and has been installed in our Women Who Rock exhibit. After Gaga wore the dress at the 2010 MTV Music Video Awards show, we contacted her managers and asked if we might be able to get the dress for our exhibit. They said yes, but obviously it had to be treated in some way so we could exhibit it. They sent the dress to American Taxidermy in California, where it was placed in a meat locker. It was then placed in a vat of chemicals and, while still pliable, was put on a body form and allowed to dry. This process actually took a while because the dress was made up of separate layers of Argentinian beef. After drying, the meat was painted to look fresh, rather than the dark, beef-jerky look it had taken on when it began dehydrating. The dress actually arrived at the Museum last Friday. We opened the crates on Monday and started getting it ready to be put on exhibit. And now it is up! You have to come and check it out!
As told to Access Hollywood, Lady Gaga explains the meat dress in her own words:
"It was actually inspired by my makeup artist, Valium Garland. She wore meat in the 70s, to go out to parties, and we were talking about it, then as she was telling me the story I was actually in the middle of writing my speech for Don't Ask, Don't Tell repeal, I did a big rally in Maine. And I called it the prime rib of America…the prime rib of the American Constitution is equality. The best cut of meat this country has to offer. So I wore the meat dress as a statement about equality, um, wearing the best cut meat and arriving and taking as my dates with me discharged soldiers, under the enforcement of Don't Ask, Don't Tell in the military. So it means something to me for many reasons, one, it was a very big night for myself and the Haüs of Gaga, winning all those amazing awards at the VMA's, and feeling like the cool kids, but more importantly, the power of young people- the power of the young generation to use their voices to mobilize change. That meat dress represents part of, a very small, small part of the movement towards equality, and for it to be honored in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is the shit."


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The Children's Theatre's young actors take the stage in The Hunchback of Notre Dame for the last time this weekend.
It's the story of Quasimodo, the deformed bell ringer of Notre Dame, who's put in an unexpected moral dilemma and has to choose between his adoptive father and the beautiful gypsy, Esmerelda. Tickets are just $9 and it's recommended for ages six and up. The last showings will be Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. and Oct. 27 at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
This is a great opportunity to check out the theater's new digs at 3605 S. State Street, South Salt Lake.
Click here for tickets and more information.
And if you can't make it this weekend, buy your tickets now for Pippi Longstocking at the theater.
The play is presented by the theater's MainStage actors (the adults), and it's recommended for ages four and up. Tickets are $14, and the show goes from Nov. 2–24. Click here for Pippi Longstocking tickets.


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me too--
i thought the NRA was a bunch of gold digging whores --some of them are--
however were facing a "Stalingrad moment" for the second and the constitution as a whole.
if the current left leaning congress and administration manages to crack the 2nd and dilute it --it ain't gonna be long before they launch an attack on freedom of speech.
all our rights and freedoms are going to go up for grabs if the communist take down the second--
do you really want this bunch of ass monkey leftist lawyers fu@king with the constitution?
i know i don't---
hell yes JOIN THE NRA!!!
at least the NRA has a few ears bent up there and money talks--


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Shy Girls recently released his TIMESHARE EP and the clear standout new track for us is the 90s R&B tinged "Without." Listen below and see if you don't feel the hints of R.Kelly or Ginuwine. Brilliant marriage of old and new.
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On October 7, 2008, Dave Eggers, founder of 826NYC (and author of "A Heartbreaking Work By A Staggering Genius" and "What is The What," both must-reads) will host the annual Revenge of The Bookeaters, a benefit for his organization which helps students, ages 6-18, develop their writing skills. If the line-up doesn't temp you, the good cause will. Buy Tickets.
More info here: bookeaters.org/