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Someone ask me in a interview the other day about my favorite gigs to play, I love playing in small venues I have played before thousands opening for Travis Tritt an David Allen Coe But I love you guys and I love see you so there you go small gogs make me apart of my people see ya on the road,,.
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Posted 28 October 2003 - 10:09 PM
i have bought a chameleon modchip and i would like to be able to go onto xbox live(i realize that with chip in it will ruin my xbox live subscription). i would like to put a simple switch in taht would allow me to do this...i have scanned the tuts on xbox scene and have had no luck. Is tehre a way using only one switch or does it involve seeting up external switches for the bios switches??? at any rate please help me with any tutorials etc., to solve my problem. If it simply involves the evox feature of rebooting with teh modchip off then leave me informed..please help!!!
Posted 28 October 2003 - 10:13 PM
This is achieved through your dashboard. The evox.ini settings are pinned in a topic in this forum. Further there IS a tutorial that explains the mounting of the switches externally, though this is basically for switching modes.
[Edit: Or you could solder your P & E switches.]
[Edit: Or you could solder your P & E switches.]
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Posted 28 October 2003 - 10:15 PM
thanks...keep em coming...
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Last year, Virgin Comics and MySpace invited fans to collaborate with writer Mike Carey on a new comic book. Under the banner of Coalition Comix, every aspect of this new title, including setting, genre, and the protagonistâs defining traits were put up for vote and discussion. With the scripts now completed and finished artwork coming in, CBR News caught up with Carey for a status report and to discuss the Coalition Comix experiment.
The product of the Coalition Comix initiative is âQueenâs Rook,â a Victorian spy thriller in which the hero, Peter Ruthven, gains enhanced powers by ingesting capsules containing denatured human blood. The series is illustrated by Virgin artist Edison George, whose credits include âJohn Wooâs Seven Brothersâ and âDeepak Chopraâs Beyond.â
Carey confirmed the setting and genre of âQueenâs Rookâ were based on fan votes, but not in the winner-take-all fashion some might have expected. âWe decided on a historical setting, we decided on super heroes as the genre but with spy thriller coming up as a very, very close second to super heroes,â the writer said. âSo what we decided then was that, look, something like 85% of the vote went to super heroes and spy thrillers between them, why not have a super hero spy thriller? Set it in the 19th century, and have super powered secret agents.
|Panels from "Queen's Rook"
âThe idea for the setting - Eastern Europe, sort of edging into Asia, came from an article Iâd been reading about the so-called Great Game, the diplomatic maneuvering and battling between the British Empire and Russia during the mid-nineteenth century for the control of India. Britain was ruling India at that time and they were terrified that Russia would come to control the countries around India, control land routes to India, and eventually invade and take it over. And so there was an awful lot of skullduggery around the leadership succession in countries like Afghanistan and Iran, and Turkey. It seemed like sort of a promising backdrop for a historical spy thriller.â
Carey said his existing relationship for Virgin Comics, which includes writing âVoodoo Childâ and âThe Stranded,â led to his being tapped as the first Coalition Comix writer. Asked about the collaborative process and how the resulting story compared with his solo work such as âX-Men: Legacyâ and âLucifer,â Carey suggested that âQueenâs Rookâ was similar yet apart. âUltimately, it is my script. So I would suspect that the dialogue and the pacing to some extent bear my usual hallmarks. Having said that, though, we tried to make it as open and collaborative a process as we possibly could, both in terms of having votes early on and things like plot and scene, setting and characters, and in terms of posting story outlines, then script segments on the site, and inviting comment. At each stage weâd have a closed vote on certain aspects of the story but a more open discussion on the forum about each segment as it was written.â
Despite the too-many-hands-in-the-kitchen syndrome that some would expect from a project like Coalition Comix, the experience proved particularly stress-free for Carey. âI think mostly itâs worked very, very well, without any real difficulties. There was no aggression, and there was no argument at any stage. People just seemed to be getting behind the project and enjoying the process of feeding their ideas into it.
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âIt is harder, inevitably, to write a story in this way, because you have fixed ideas and you have to not let them dictate the direction the story goes in. So, in several cases, weâd post up a vote, and Iâd look at the result and think âOh my God! But, if we do it that way, thenâ¦â Because Iâd already have a sense of a certain direction and Iâd have to take the story in a different direction. But thatâs part of the fun, I think, that what you come up with is not necessarily what you thought at first youâd come up with.â
With multiple-choice voting on the Coalition comicâs fundamental pieces and the opportunity to explore the choices more in depth on a message board, the experiment seems to have succeeded in giving fans a role in the creative process. As the story began to gel, though, Careyâs MySpace collaborators let him bring the comic to completion. âI think we got the fullest discussion early on, and that makes sense. What you have, really, is a gradual narrowing down, a lot of ideas being discussed early on and then the decisions made at those early stages gradually constraining what happens later,â the writer said. âPeople were a little more shy about [commenting on the scripts]. I think thatâs the benefit of having the closed votes, as well, that people that donât feel confident coming forward with elaborated ideas of their own are still able to have a part in the process through the voting system.â
âQueenâs Rookâ is currently being presented on the MySpace Coalition Comix site in a panel-by-panel format, with ten panels per chapter. A print edition is planned after the digital version wraps up, but the question of how the current format will translate has not yet been resolved. Several options are available, as Carey revealed.
|Panels from "Queen's Rook"
âObviously the effect of the panel-by-panel sequencing is that no one image claims prominence on the page. They all go one at a time, each one fills your viewing space,â he explained. âOn the comics page you build around the key panel, you tend to have one moment which is the focal moment of the page and everything else is subordinate to that. I donât know how that will play out, whether weâll resize some of the images, or maybe in extreme cases redraw certain panels to create a more dynamic printed page. Because youâd have to go back all the way to the 1950s, I think, to the EC comics, to find a comic thatâs based on an absolutely regular grid. No, thereâs a more recent example, of course, in âWatchmenâ. And it worked brilliantly in âWatchmen.â But I think to some extent itâs a difficult model to emulate in the modern market.â
With the script to âQueenâs Rookâ completed and only a few more chapters left to illustrate, it may be time to start looking forward to future Virgin/MySpace collaborations. âIâm sure that there will be other Coalition projects,â Carey said, while also suggesting he wouldnât mind returning to the world of âQueenâs Rook.â
âI would quite enjoy writing some more stories about Peter Ruthven, heâs quite a cool character and we developed a fun supporting cast for him, as well. Thereâs a very strange little girl who plays a part in some of the later episodes. Thereâs the other English spies, Mr. and Mrs. Heath, who are not actually married, thatâs just their cover story. And the Soviet agent, Aratun. It would be quite fun to go back and revisit some of these characters. I think itâs definitely a world that you could explore further.â
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Members and guests can wear bonnets, long skirts and dresses and overalls. Some people will be arriving by horse and buggy or horseback as the church celebrates its historical heritage.
A booklet on historical events of the church will be given to those attending.
Following the morning service, an "Old Timey Dinner" will be held in the Family Life Center. Bring a favorite dish of years gone by and enjoy a day of fellowship.
Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. and the morning worship service will begin at 10:30 a.m.
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1. My original reason for posting the message was because I was very disappointed with BMW dealer/BMW USA handling of this issue. A week to get a reply after a daily phone calls? Is that impatience on my part? Being treated like a criminal at the dealer? All I did was drive the fn MOTORSPORT car on a track. The dealer said that they had a FORMAL WRITTEN response from BMW USA. Would they let me see it? NO, it's for "internal use only."
2. The shop that replaced my rotors/pads was very disappointed by the
lack of cooling ducts and the small size of the pads
used in this car. They LOVE the car otherwise, and the owner is a friend of mine. In the shop at the time 996 Porsche, Gallardo, and a Ford Gt40, and a 1980's Porsche Turbo...They know what they are doing. He also used to work for BMW, and was disappointed and appalled that BMW did not cover the repair (he would have made nothing if the dealer covered it.)
3. Looking for an excuse to get a P car... Already have one next to the m3, and had it BEFORE the M3. I was just trying to compare service, and engineering differences.
4. Braking technique...I have auto-x for years, and been to quite a few track events in many different cars, and this was my latest experience. NEVER in the past have I had this problem! Brake fade, yes, but not this. Not in a MX-5 miata, MX-5 cup at Road Atlanta, Ariel Atom, various Porsches, previous MZ3, and M3...
I was NOT looking for a freebie! My point is that don't advertise the $0 ownership, and then treat customer like a criminal after they drive the car like the developers "designed" it and advertise it on the BMW M site. And I don't mean track weekend every week and expect BMW to replace worn out parts. But poor design and failure on the FIRST day at the track-and driven easy...
What the car needs are bigger pads, and venting in the front. The rotors are MORE than enough, and the single caliper is fine too, as is the brake fluid. The problem is the pads heat up after multiple stops, and there is no place for the heat to go. When you have your pads replaced, ask your dealer to see them-you will see what I mean.
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lohlinshanDec 06, 2006 - 14:17
the reverse pic the one with a human clubbing a baby seal is kinda iconic... guess thats why they stick to this backdrop... so that it triggers something...
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Seriously good. But I can see why some people might not like it.
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This is one of those ads that polarises opinions, some will hate it, others will admire the hard-hitting(no pun intended) approach.
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San Francisco Downed 7-3 By Arizona - Tim Lincecum Takes Loss
Arizona moneyline bettors cashed on Wednesday courtesy of a 7-3 win against the San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park.
Bettors who backed the Diamondbacks were rewarded as +120 underdogs at sportsbooks. Over-Under bettors saw the total score go OVER the closing total of 7.5.
Arizona got 5 innings from Bronson Arroyo, who gave up 3 earned runs on 6 hits, while striking out 2. He earned the victory, while the Diamondbacks got 4 RBIs from Paul Goldschmidt in the win.
San Francisco's starting pitcher Tim Lincecum worked 4 innings, giving up 7 hits and 7 earned runs while striking out 5 in the loss. They got 3 hits from Angel Pagan in a losing cause.
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McCains $300 million battery prize is small change … the cost of a paint shop."
The NY Times Wheel blog interviewed a number of analysts, including me, about "The Candidates' Clean Car Plans." These plans include McCain's $300 million challenge for a next-generation battery, and Obama's "more detailed plan" whose cornerstone is "an ambitious goal to put a million plug-ins on the road by 2015."
I have never had much love for McCain's pointless prize (see "McCain proposes another energy gimmick. Is this $300M to ExxonMobil?"). Turns out not many other experts do either:
"The key technology is lithium-ion batteries," said David Cole, chairman of the Center for Automotive Research in Michigan. "We know how to make them, but not inexpensively. So each generation is better than the last, and nobody is going to jump to fill orders for a million units and then find out their investment is wiped out because we've since developed something much better. A million plug-in hybrids by 2015 is probably a stretch. Is it impossible? No, but it's very difficult."
Mr. McCain's $300 million "is small change in this business," Mr. Cole added. "It's not insignificant, but it's the cost of a paint shop in an auto factory."
Charles Territo, a spokesman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, agrees. "Our industry in the U.S. spends more than $18 billion per year on research and development," Mr. Territo said. "There are some manufacturers who have estimated they spend as much as $1 million an hour investing in new technologies. The McCain initiative is helpful, but these manufacturers are already spending billions of dollars bringing plug-in hybrids and other advanced technologies to the market."
According to the NYT's Jim Motavalli, I am one of the "optimists out there" [and here you all thought I was one of the pessimists out there]:
"I do think the one million vehicles by 2015 is a reasonable goal," said Joseph Romm, an author who served as acting assistant secretary of energy for efficiency and renewable energy in the Clinton administration. "Half of all new federal car purchases by 2012 is probably trickier, because it's a ramp-up issue. But I would add that there is hardly a point in running for president if you can't advance stretch goals."
Mr. Romm called Mr. McCain's battery prize "a joke" because "every energy and car company on the planet knows they'll get rich by improving batteries."
Okay, maybe the battery price isn't a joke because it's not really that funny. Unless of coarse ExxonMobil ends up with the money, which I think we'd all have to admit would be pretty hilarious in a gallows humor sort of way.
But I do think it is an essential truth that the next president needs stretch goals for this country, especially after eight years of chronic underachievement thanks to chronically underachieving presidential leadership.
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Can't post this on the Hansen thread above, something about 'sorry, no posts match your criteria', even though earlier I read the one comment there.
"The Big Difference in Obama's and McCain's Plans for Our Energy Future"
Do you have a proposal for an energy and/or environment prize that would be useful? If so, how would it work? i.e. what innovation would it be for, would it be government funded or not, about what would the prize value be, etc?
It wouldn't necessarily have to be for some breakthrough technology – maybe just pushing a near-present technology area that currently doesn't get investment ahead a bit, focusing public attention on a problem, encouraging positive business or consumer behavior, or the like.
Since when would congress ever sign onto a prize money award of substantial size. Govt. likes to spread the incentives so we get more than one company who can win, via grants, and we emerge with more than one battery type that is decent.
It's true that it's difficult to convince Congress to fund large innovation prizes. In the space field, the main grass-roots organizations, which don't agree on much of anything, were able to agree that they want NASA to fund its Centennial Challenges prize program. They pushed for it, and the Bush administration asked for $4M per year, a rather tiny amount in a $17B budget. However, for several years Congress has appropriated $0 to the prizes, while piling on stacks of earmarks that have nothing to do with what the agency should be doing, as well as lots of other "jobs in my district" types of programs – some useful, and many not so useful.
Some of the prizes Centennial Challenges would like to fund are in "Alternative Energy" and "Clean, quiet aircraft" categories. They already have a prize to encourage small electric or fuel efficient aircraft.
Interestingly, Obama's space policy favors prizes, while McCain's is silent on that subject.
Anyone interested in this should follow the Lunar Lander Challenge, which is on and webcast today. Yesterday a team won part of it ($350 thousand). Their long term goal is to launch people, environment science experiments, and so on on suborbital flights. My guess is that it would have taken a government/contractor program over $100M for a system comparable to what they've achieved so far (based on the budget of a similar effort in the '90s that was the heroic low-cost government aerospace project of its day).
The Wearable Power Prize competition was also recently held and won. That's probably more relevant to battery prize discussions.
I certainly don't think these efforts are appropriate for any problem or circumstance, but I do think they can contribute if managed well. That's why I think it would be good to come up with useful ideas for energy or environment prizes (whether $300M or $300Th, publicly or privately funded, technically or socially oriented, etc). If nothing else, proposing an innovation prize idea and pointing out step by step why it's better than the $300M battery prize idea would form an interesting political contrast.
mauri pelto — DARPA did some million dollar prizes: robot automobile drivers.


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Hi! I had been using the USRP2 (DB RFX900) for a while and now I just got the E110 (DBs SBX and TVRX2), which is quite different. Is there a "best practice" to use the E110 remotely and show the GUI in the host, just like in the USRP2? I thought of the following: - Deploy a GRC flow inside the E110, with an UHD Source, some processing blocks and an UDP sink. - Execute a GRC flow in the host, with an UDP source to receive the E110 signals, some additional processing blocks (those who require more processing power) and the GUI sinks. Is that correct or is there a better way to do it? could you tell me where to find some examples about this? Thank you! Leonardo.
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I just solve my issue: the UDP Source in the host was configured with 'localhost' or '127.0.0.1', but It should be the real IP address (the same in the USRP's UDP Sink) USRP: UHD Source > Processing blocks > UDP Sink (Host IP address) HOST: UDP Source ("Real" host IP address) > Processing blocks > GUI Sink
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Rain chains are a kind of decorative downspout for a gutter system. Rainwater pours out of the gutter and onto a series of rings or cups, which help channel the water down to the ground where it is either stored in a rain barrel or simply diverted away from the building. A set of rain chains can add a lot your house in both appearance and sound.
Note: Rain chains are not as efficient as an enclosed downspout and cannot handle high volumes of water. In heavy rains, much of the water will splash out of the cups and onto anything nearby.
View this project on Instructables: www.instructables.com/id/Rain-Chains/
The first thing that you need to do is drill holes in the bottom of each cup. The holes need to be slightly wider than the chain that you are using. I recommend using a hole saw attachment for your drill. (I used a 7/8" hole saw.) Try to keep the holes as centered as possible.
Most decorative cups will have a protective coating to prevent tarnish and corrosion. When you drill into the cups, you expose the cut surfaces. I recommend using a waterproof sealer to cover these areas. There are a lot of options as to how you can do this, but I used a thick, paint-on, clear sealer. You can apply it to the inside of the cut holes with a cotton swab.
Cut off about a 6" section of the smaller chain (in this case, brass plumber's chain). Then, on each end, cut the last link so that it can be turned into a hook for hanging the cups.
Now you are ready to begin mounting the cups onto the large chain. Start by feeding the chain through the holes in each of the cups.
Now you need to make a hole in the gutter. This lets the water drain out and gives you a place to mount the chain. The size of the hole will determine how much water pours out over the rain chains. The rain chains cannot handle much water; if there is too much, it will just spill out over the sides and splash onto anything nearby. So I recommend keeping the hole small — I used a 11/16" hole saw to make the hole.


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Deborah York resigns teaching post after fighting off first-grader
It was the "Blackboard Jungle" out in suburban Edina in November 2009, but instead of Glenn Ford facing down high school thugs, it was teacher Deborah York struggling to deal with an obstreperous first-grader.
That's right. A first-grader.
By the time the confrontation was over at Countryside Elementary, York had sprained her back and neck.
When she told parents via e-mail what had happened while she was on sick leave--a no-no--she was moved to administrative leave.
Now she's resigned.
Parents were furious with the school district when it pulled the popular teacher from the classroom. There were petition drives and protests. But the district stuck by its decision, leaving York feeling, unjustly, like a victim.
"I don't feel the truth has come out," she said. "The whole thing was about safety. I think I stood up for safety and I was concerned about a safety situation."
Eventually, she was transferred to another school in an effort not to waste her talent, but she never returned to the classroom.
She resigned after reaching a settlement with the school district for $100,000, as well as a severance package. In return, she agreed to drop her claims against the district with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Skills ChecklistThursday, January 12, 2012
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When contestants are hungry or tired, we reevaluate the food budget to make sure they are getting enough food to fuel their activities and that the combination of foods is satisfying. In fact, at times we have trouble getting them to eat all their calories. On the flip side, when the scale gets stuck, we might cut back on the grains.
What is the role of a registered dietitian on the show?
Prospective cast members come out for a week, and during that time I conduct a nutritional assessment and diet history. Once they are selected, I see each one for an individualized consultation about their diet plan and give them instructions on the importance of keeping a food record, which they send to me daily. From their food records, I create a spreadsheet to ensure they are getting enough nutrients and food.
How are meals prepared for cast members?
Our goal is to educate them on healthy cooking techniques and weighing and measuring normal portions, and to provide them a full refrigerator of healthy foods they use to prepare their own meals. We have a library of delicious recipes, and bring in guest chefs to share their healthy cooking techniques. For the most part, because their days are so full, cooking is simple. So a typical meal may be a grilled chicken breast, salad, veggies, and a whole grain.
Part of the process is to help the cast learn how to prepare meals so they can continue to do so when they leave the show, because many of them have never cooked and relied on eating out, and on packaged and convenience foods.
What is your secret to helping cast members keep up their new healthy lifestyles when they leave the show?
Generally, if they are still in the weight loss phase, their diet plan does not change much until they reach their weight goals. They also have my contact information if they have questions or need my help.
Most of the contestants continue working out hard and following the diet plan because they all come back for the finale, and that competitive spirit helps them stay focused on eating healthy and exercising. For continued success, we advise them to change the environment that led them to being overweight and surround themselves with people who are supportive.


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Nonito Donaire has been heckled by the boxing community lately demanding he fight Abner Mares and Guillermo Rigondeaux as if they are all that's left in the super bantamweight division
The truth is: Yes, they are all that's left in the super bantamweight division, but there are still even more bankable and legacy-improving fights north of the 122-pounds weight class.
The featherweight and super featherweight divisions each have good fights for Donaire. His build is that of a super featherweight and the extra weight will only make him stronger.
As can be seen since his move up from 118 pounds to 122, Donaire has become a force to be reckoned with.
Of the four former 122-lb champs he's faced since moving up in early 2012, he's knocked out two of them and knocked down the other two in dominating performances—breaking a fighter's jaw in the process.
Rigondeaux stated he can move up to 126 easily and Mares said he's looking forward to moving up to 126 too. That means super fights with either fighter aren't dead with a move in weight.
Demand for both fights will actually only grow while each fighter continues to rack up career-defining victories. But until then, Donaire's best star-nurturing options are at featherweight and beyond.


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What happens next?!
| Teegra123 chapter 6 . 2/10/2015
D'awww! Wolfie Derek snuck into the Stilinski house to get some snuggles from the adorable and irresistible Stiles! That paragraph was just too adorable, and honestly, I read it more than once...and also the 'sexy scene'...four times.(OMFGIneedtostopandgotobed)
Usually I don't add stories to my favorites unless they are finished, but this one is an exception. It may have been three years since you have updated this, but I'll still be rooting for you either way! I hope you can continue this story!
| Pizzapig chapter 6 . 1/20/2015
Oh my derek is going to feel so guilty afterwards, and scott will be so pissed. I hope it works out in The end. Please update.
| Huanted Darkling chapter 6 . 2/27/2013
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| alydhe chapter 6 . 12/29/2012
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Spicy Shrimp (Prawn) Skewers
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 10 mins
A Caribbean recipe. I haven't tried these but they sounded great. Shrimp are called prawns in Australia. Don't forget to soak your skewers. Prep time does not include time to marinate.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄3 cup lime juice
- 1⁄3 cup honey
- 1 teaspoon soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons jamaican jerk spice
- 3 dashes hot pepper sauce
- salt and pepper
- 1 kg large green prawns, peeled and deveined
- 12 wooden skewers, soaked in water for 1 hour
- Stir together the lime juice, honey, soy sauce, and oil in a large bowl. Season with jerk seasoning, hot pepper sauce, salt, and pepper.
- Add the prawns and toss well to coat. Cover, and refrigerate for one hour to marinate.
- Preheat an outdoor grill for medium-high heat.
- Remove skewers from the water, pat dry, and spray with nonstick cooking spray. Skewer the shrimp. Grill the shrimp on the grill on both sides until pink and opaque, about 5 minutes per side.
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Definately 5 star recipe. Lovely delicate flavor - I cut back on the honey a bit. Marinated the prawns for apprx 2 hours. It was pouring rain so I had to do them in the oven - 400 for apprx 10 minutes. Perfect Thanks Jewelies for posting
Easy and delicious. I found key limes on sale at the market (a rare treat to find key limes) and it takes 10 key limes to make 1/3 cup of lime juice if that helps anyone. This is a great all in one recipe that delights all of the taste buds... salty, sweet, sour, etc. My family thoroughly enjoyed this recipe. Thanks, Jewelies!
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Celebrate 2000 envision the future
Published: Friday, January 1, 1999 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 1, 1999 at 12:00 a.m.
The Herald-Journal invites readers to take a peek into the future.
Included with today's edition is "Looking Forward -- 2000 and Beyond,'' a special section kicking off the newspaper's Celebrate 2000 program.
Celebrate 2000 is a 15-month community initiative that will help Spartanburg celebrate its past achievements and look forward to the issues of the 21st century. The newspaper has teamed with partners Vic Bailey Superstores, Spartanburg Regional Medical Center, Spartanburg Technical College and WestGate Mall for the millennium project. "Looking Forward -- 2000 and Beyond" features stories from technology to travel to give readers a glimpse of what everyday life soon will be like. If you want to see what's happening this month, just turn the page. A calendar highlighting Upstate events is on page A2. As the year progresses, it will be the place to find millennium events. Look for this calendar twice a month. In addition, a new daily feature on page A2, "Today in History'' will remind us of our past. These are just some examples of how Celebrate 2000 will provide readers with a look back and ahead throughout the year. For more fun, try our special Celebrate 2000 Web site at www.envisionthefuture.com/shj
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Canada's Supreme Court on Friday struck down key portions of a law that effectively criminalized prostitution by banning brothels and soliciting on the streets, declaring this disproportionate.
But it stayed its ruling for one year to allow Parliament to consider whether or not impose other limits on where and how prostitution may be conducted.
This case was "not about whether prostitution should be legal or not," Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin said in the landmark decision.
"They are about whether the laws Parliament has enacted on how prostitution may be carried out pass constitutional muster. I conclude that they do not."
"I would therefore make a suspended declaration of invalidity, returning the question of how to deal with prostitution to Parliament."
The legal challenge was brought by sex workers who argued that the restrictions on prostitution -- criminalizing keeping a bawdy-house, living on the avails of prostitution or soliciting sex in public -- put their safety at risk.
A lower court found the measures to be "arbitrary, overbroad or grossly disproportionate."
The top court agreed, saying the curbs infringe on prostitutes' "constitutional right to security of the person."


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The English Premier League, also known as the Premier League is the top league in England. Thanks to its member clubs and players and high level of competition, is arguably the most popular football league in the world.
With elite clubs like Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal, along with the emergence of Manchester City leading the way, and with world-class players showcasing their talents, it's no wonder that so many people around the world love to watch live English Premier League games.
In regions like the United States and the United Kingdom, viewers have to pay monthly cable fees to be able to catch the content they want, and with the current economic climate, many might be looking to cut back on those kinds of luxuries. However, you're able to get your live Premier League football fix without going broke.
Premier League Past And Present
The Premier League formed in February 1992, when the members of what was then the Football League First Division broke away from the Football League to boost their earning power. That decision paid off, as the Premier League has become the world's most lucrative football league, thanks in large part to the draw of watching live Premier League football.
The Premier League plays a 38-match season, with each of the 20 member clubs playing one another home and away. The Premier League champion and the next two highest finishers gain automatic entry into the UEFA Champions League group stage, while the fourth-placed team qualifies for the Champions League playoff round.
The fifth-place finisher qualifies for the UEFA Europa League, while the sixth and seventh-placed teams can also land in the Europa League depending on the outcome of the Carling Cup and FA Cup.
At the other end, the bottom three finishers are relegated to the Championship (England's second division), with the Championship's top two teams and the Championship play-off winner taking their places for the next season.
Only seven clubs have never been relegated from the Premier League, and only four clubs have claimed the Premier League title. Manchester United have won three straight Premier League titles and 13 of 23 overall under the guidance of Sir Alex Ferguson, with Arsene Wenger and Arsenal tasting glory three times, Chelsea winning back-to-back titles in 2004/05 and 2005/06, and Alan Shearer led Blackburn Rovers lifting the trophy in the 1994/95 season.
Manchester City have won the title twice in the last five years, while Chelsea are the defending champion as Jose Mourinho guided them to a league title in 2014/15 season.
With clubs jockeying for positions at the top and bottom of the table from start to finish, there's no reason to miss out on seeing any of the live Premier League action.
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In Patong and Karon, there are numerous clusters of bars and restaurants with no individual bathroom facilities. Instead, you go to a central location and pay 5 or 10 baht per visit. The conversation goes something like this:
Tourist: How much is it?
Attendant: 5 baht sir.
Tourist: Is it clean?
Attendant: Yes sir.
Tourist: Western toilet?
Attendant: Yes sir, toilet.
The result is often a squatter. Not the comfortable sit-down variety that many visitors are used to. Ah, the horror! I should have been used to them coming from Japan but after half a dozen beers or so, it's a bit inconvenient. So be warned if this might be a problem for you! :-)
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Wedding bells could be ringing for former Hills hunny Lauren Conrad and her beau, Kyle Howard.
Life after reality TV have brought a successful fashion line and a pair of bestselling novels Lauren's way. Now LC — who will return to MTV in a The City-esque reality show about her self-titled clothing line — is reportedly secretly engaged to wed Howard, who she's been dating exclusively since 2008.
"She is not wearing a ring because she wants to hold the secret back for her new MTV show," a big-mouthed snoops divulged to The New York Post's Page Six Column on Monday.
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Jay Anders sought to change the way his company trained its 9,000 employees to grow into leaders. So he shifted its focus from traditional classroom seminars to self-directed resources.
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Los Angeles vs Arizona Final: 4-3 - Recap
Arizona struck out 11 times against Clayton Kershaw in losing 4-3 to Los Angeles on Friday at Dodger Stadium.
Los Angeles was favored by -181 and came through for bettors backing them. The game went OVER the consensus closing total of 6.5.
Clayton Kershaw earned the victory for the Dodgers, throwing 7 innings of work, striking out 11, walking 2, and allowing 3 hits and 0 earned runs. That effort was supported by 1 RBI from Andre Ethier in the win.
Arizona got a 6 2/3-inning outing from Joe Saunders in the loss. He gave up 3 earned runs, 4 walks and 6 hits in his time on the mound, while Chris Young had 3 hits in the loss for the Diamondbacks.
The battle of the bats favored Los Angeles as they had 8 hits, while Arizona only had 7.
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Amnesty International: Hang-man
Save a person's life.
At present, more than 27,000 people worldwide are sentenced to death. Become involved today, on the Day of Human Rights and speak out against the death penalty: become a member at amnesty-hamburg.de or support us with a donation. For a world without the death penalty-now!
Advertising Agency: Tribal DDB, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Director: Martin Drust
Copywriter: Florentin Hock
Art Directors: Marjorieth Alzen-Sanmartin, Janis Zinke
Graphics: Wiebke Auerswald
Photographer: Anke Luckmann
Client Consulting: André Krüwel, Claudia Andert
Post-Production: Christian Kunz, Gloss
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could become handle award grand prix winner;
but competiton is fierce:
these hanging straps are my favourits.
8 buses and lets say each bus had about 10 to 20 handles (max)
Thats 100 people, hardly a target audience is it? Its not exactly changing mindset is it?
I doubt the public transport company would let them hang those things and risk the public falling down because they couldnt grab the handles. And if the reason was for someone to take these so-called leaflets who would refill the buses?
I sniff a rat. Have a look at the pic, i bet you that young woman holding the leaflet is client servicing.
Dude if the client is so happy an proud that she wanted to be on the picture, that doesnt sounds too bad to me. I want a happy client with cool stuff aswell.
And by the way I dont know if you know about the new kind of advertising, now you are here reading and looking at the ad and if you were someone that cares about helping others like with this Amnesty stuff, you would be now giving them some support
But you were just passing by I guess
Support,cos this death thing mostly take the innocent.
if the ambience is pushed it would find strenght.
Support,cos this death thing mostly take the innocent.
if the ambience is pushed it would find strenght.
Nice work. I like the interactive aspect: people are enabled to rescue the person like they do with a donation. Well done.
Isn't it great to see how something so small could give such a big results?
Well Done.
Isn't it great to see how something so small could give such a big results?
Well Done.


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We are pleased to present, after a long delay, Terrance Hayes reading an original poem, "How to Be Drawn to Trouble." We think you'll agree that he gives a commanding reading. He was gracious with his time and expertise and answered a few questions from RiffPub contributing poet Ciara Shuttleworth. His responses are insightful, thoughtful, and interesting for anyone curious about how music influences his work. Enjoy.
My ambition as a poet is to let people know that poetry is as diverse and as broad and as fluid as music is.
CS: When you read, you have a distinctive cadence—it goes beyond your voice…it is a rhythm you easily swing back into if you stumble over a word. Is this something you developed consciously?
TH: I've been told I have a distinctive cadence or rhythm when I'm reading my words, but I wouldn't say that it's a conscious thing. I mostly concentrate on trying, first of all to be natural or consistent so I don't have to remember a certain rhythm and I mostly want to be responsive to the poem so that sometimes the reading is measured and slower and other times it has a bit more of a kind of a lilt to it. I think that's a response to the poem and of course it's just a response to who's in the room as well, whether it's a young audience or an older audience, whether it's two people or twenty-two people or two hundred people. All of those things impact what I think of as my sort of rhythm and delivery method. But I would never say it's, ah, it's pre-determined, but I would say it's natural. I just try to do what I always do without too much conscious performance.
CS: Do you listen to music while you are writing? If so, how does that influence the poem?
TH: I don't really listen to music so much when I'm writing. I get that question quite a bit. If I'm responding to a piece of music I will. You know I have the James Brown reference in a poem. In that poem, I guess the poem grows out of first listening to the music and sort of being struck by a certain intonation and then trying to respond to that. But generally I don't listen to music. If I'm going to listen to something in would be like Burial. I like this sort of, I mean he's not dub-step, he's more kind of electronic or tonal, the music that he does. There are kind-of-words but they're not narrative. Before burial, you know, maybe it was Miles Davis when he's doing Kind of Blue, so something fairly mellow. But generally, no, I don't think that I have to have music on or that it's something that I think about when I sit down to write; I just mostly want to sit down to write.
CS: You bring up David Berman's 1999 book, Actual Air, in interviews and during readings. Do you listen to his music as well? Do you see the two (his poetry and music) connected? What in this book has kept you talking about it for 15 years?
TH: David Berman (SP) is a poet who I have talked quite a bit about since his 1999 book Actual Air. And he remains of interest to me, primarily because I just think of him as someone with this very audacious imagination and I think some of that emerges in the music. I've taught his music with the book in a class that I taught on music in poetry, but I'm really more interested in him as a poet and I first came to him as a poet. And now, you know, after fifteen years I know him a little bit and I, like everyone, am just waiting for him to publish some of these new poems that Ive heard over the years. We'll see, we'll see what happens.
…if I never send [a poem] out that just means it's not good enough to be a gift, it's not a worthy gift yet.
CS: You've said that once the poems are published, they belong to the reader. Are there poems you never let go of, never publish, to keep them "yours"? Are there poems you wish you'd never published so they still belonged to you?
TH: When I'm writing my poems, I think of them as my poems, but once the poems are published I do think that they are [owned by] whoever bought them. When you buy my book of the bookshelf and you hand over your money, how you engage the work is really your business more than mine. I sort of say that as a way to let the poems go, to not have so much control over them. If I never send the poem out and it's never in a book, does that mean it's mine? I think that means it's unfinished. So the ambition is to always get the poem into the world and a large part of my revision process is thinking about the reader who will someday own the poem, and if that reader never sees it, if I never send it out that just means it's not good enough to be a gift, it's not a worthy gift yet. But the ambition is to always make a thing that is mine a gift for others.
CS: Can poetry have a universally agreed upon emotion like music can?
TH: Can poetry have a universally agreed upon emotion like music? I think poetry is music: I think that poetry is music where the primary instrument would be the breath, the mouth, the body. I think you probably could say this about dance as well, that the primary instrument in dance is the body. But I think of voice and I think of speech as an even more fluid instrument, an instrument that is even closer to what we think of as a conventional instrument, a horn instrument, a wind instrument. So I think if that's true, if the instrument in poetry is the voice and the breath, then I think it can convey a lot of the same ideas and lot of the same kinds of suggestiveness, same kinds of tones that we get in music, but the thing that sort of be an impediment to that is narrative.
I don't think we only rely on narrative music, music that tells a story, obviously there are whole genres–there's classical music, jazz–whole genres of music that aren't tied exclusively to narrative. So, my ambition is to get poetry, and to get language, to work as music without words works. So that's mostly what I'm working towards, it's not just telling stories, but having a certain kind of tone be communicated without narrative.
CS: How does the role of the poet differ from the role of the musician?
TH: I am a storyteller, I guess, I do like stories. But I think part of my ambition as a teacher, and perhaps as a poet, is to really convey the very different ways we can tell stories, rather than thinking that poetry and storytelling and fiction, novels, cinema, that those things are so closely related. I really don't of them as all that necessarily related. I mean obviously there is a relationship but my ambition as a poet is to let people know that poetry is as diverse and as broad and as fluid as music is. You never hear a person say 'I hate music,' but you hear people say 'I hate poetry' or 'I don't understand it' and my response is always 'but, you know it is music.' So it's just about being exposed to enough of it to fully appreciate it. It's really not about dismissing a whole way of being in the world.
Learn more about Hayes and his work by visiting his website at TerranceHayes.com. "How to Be Drawn to Trouble" is the title poem from How to Be Drawn. Purchase the book online here.
Learn more about Ciara Shuttleworth and her work at CiaraShuttleworth.com.


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BYU football: KSL's Greg Wrubell breaks down Cougar quarterback situation
Taysom Hill of the Brigham Young Cougars passes the ball against Boise during NCAA football in Boise, Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012. (Ravell Call, Deseret News)
Our Take: Between senior Riley Nelson's health and ineffective play and freshman Taysom Hill's youth and inexperience, the Cougars are still unsettled at the quarterback position as Friday's matchup with Hawaii draws near. Play-by-play announcer Greg Wrubell provides perspective on the current situation by reviewing BYU's history of playing young QBs:
For the longest time, the idea of a freshman starting at quarterback for BYU was just this side of unthinkable. LaVell Edwards took over as head coach in 1972, and it was 16 years until a greenhorn actually took the reins to start a game, and even then, in 1988, Ty Detmer had already benefited from a redshirt season.
The only first-year player to step under center in the Edwards era was Drew Miller, who as a true freshman straight out of high school, started exactly one game in 1997.
And that was it: in 29 seasons as head coach, LaVell Edwards started a non-redshirt freshman QB only once.
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The press corps assaults Scott McClellan, again.
Meanwhile, McClellan finally resorted to shorthand for his pat response, which is always a version of "this is an ongoing investigation and we will not comment on an ongoing investigation because we are cooperating with the investigation." Now, in today's press briefing, he just says:
Q Former President Clinton, a friend of the first President Bush and a friend of this President Bush, has said "they've gotten away with murder."
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, thank you. And you know our response on questions related to the investigation.
Unfortunately, we do.
More excerpt, below.
Q Scott, on another topic, former President Bill Clinton spoke to the "Today Show" recently and he basically called the CIA leak issue terrible. And he said, "Rove is a brilliant political strategist and he's proved brilliantly effective at destroying Democrats, personally." He says, "I mean they've gotten away with murder and he's really good at it. He's good at playing psychological head games that damage our side." What are your comments to that?
MR. McCLELLAN: What I've said previously, and I don't have anything else to add to what I've said previously.
Q Former President Clinton, a friend of the first President Bush and a friend of this President Bush, has said "they've gotten away with murder."
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, thank you. And you know our response on questions related to the investigation.
Q This is not a question. I'm asking you what are your thoughts as it relates to this quote from a former President of the United States.
MR. McCLELLAN: That's a question.
And more.
Q Scott, in the wake of the Valerie Plame incident, on which you will not comment, intelligence officials have indicated there's a growing concern among operatives in the field, a fear that they might be the targets of political manipulation. And they have indicated that something must be done on the part of the White House to help allay these fears. And given that these people are in the forefront of the war on terror, isn't it necessary to do something more than simply stonewalling all discussion of the incident in order to restore confidence?
MR. McCLELLAN: And I'll reject your characterization. What we're doing is helping to advance the investigation forward. And the President said he's not going to get into trying to draw conclusions based on reports in the media. Let's let the investigators complete their work. And that's what we've said, so I'll reject your characterization. We have for a long time said that we want to help them get to the bottom of this and the best way to do that is to cooperate fully in that investigation. And that means not commenting on it here from this podium.
Q Well, Senator Lautenberg, yesterday in a press conference, indicated that there is probably more concern in the White House about the men in uniform, our operatives in uniform than those who are not in uniform. Is there any justification for that?
MR. McCLELLAN: I'm sorry, he said what?
Q He said that there's more concern for the people in uniform who are fighting this war, rather than the operatives --
MR. McCLELLAN: That's all part of the politics. Again, these are all questions you're bringing up related to an ongoing investigation, and the President has expressed our views on where we are right now.


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