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Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog makes TV debut
What started as an online masterpiece, will now be making it's way for television. Unfortunately it's not a sequel, but the original Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog that will be on CW on Tuesday, October 9 (9-10pm ET). Joss Whedon created the three-part online musical in 2008. It stars Neil Patrick Harris, Felicia Day, and Nathan Fillion. All in hilarious roles. Neil Patrick Harris plays Dr. Horrible who is trying to get accepted into he Evil League of Evil. Of course with Nathan Fillion as his superhero arch nemesis, Captain Hammer, hilarity ensues. If you haven't seen it yet, tune in. If you have seen it, tune in. Either way support for Joss Whedon on TV can only lead to more Joss Whedon ideas on TV. And we can only hope for more Dr. Horrible. FollowRead more →
Intel provides a look at who you are online
Intel has created a campaign called "What about me". By connecting your online social presence , (Twitter, Facebook and Youtube), Intel's machine gives you a look at who you are online. Remember a couple days ago when we talked about people that lie about who they are online? This provides insight, but unfortunately only for the individual. I am unable to look up my friends (online or irl) and see what their profile looks like. It drilled down what I talk about online in percentages by topic. According to my wheel you would think I'm not online all that much (the percentages aren't that high). Also it states that I spend more time talking about tv than gaming. Which is really weird. After that it breaks down your most popular tweets, posts and pics. There is also a look at your connections. It really feels like the Intel program chooseRead more →
One in five people post false information on social media sites
Social Networks are commonplace now. New networks show up all the time, companies are created to measure your influence online and all generations are sharing online in a variety of ways. But did you ever wonder if the person you are following is real? Or if what they are tweeting about is accurate? According to a recent report showcased on Reuters, one in five people in the study outright lied in their social media profile. What's even more interesting is that while people are "liking" posts, or commenting, 90% of those surveyed believe people are "oversharing". That's right, not everyone cares about the angry face your baby made, or the tacos that you ate today. If you think about it, many of us share things online that we may never say to someone else in person. For example, on my private blog I tend to write about various things I'mRead more →
Pinterest has increased my spending habits
It was bound to happen. I've written about my addiction to Pinterest. At first I loved the visual nature of Pinterest. I loved seeing what people pinned, signifying that this item was important to them. I have created boards, but I'm not much of a pinner. I'm starting to pin more, but that's typically stuff from GamingAngels to remind me I want to purchase this game at home point. But this past week Pinterest has altered my real life spending habits. First, I decided to get a hair cut. Typically I would look online or through magazines, but really not bring anything in for the hairstylist and end up just getting a trim. This time I used the magic of Pinterest. I created a hair styles board, then search Pinterst for Hair. Then I searched for "hairstyles". I think I used a variation of the term hair a few timesRead more →
Google does a Barrel Roll
If you haven't seen this explode on Twitter or Facebook yet, go to Google and type "Do a Barrel Roll". Google is known for updating it's logo, but this new trick is actually something pretty cool. Everyone from News organizations to celebs are tweeting about it (some people are a little sick of it already). The New York Times Bits Blog suggested in a tweet that "Google responds in something of a Siri-like fashion." What are the true motivations behind this new web trick? Not sure but in the end, it's pretty cool trick. FollowRead more →
Retro Nostalgia: 72 Pins
This afternoon marks the release of a really interesting revival of something those of us that have been gaming for a long time are going to remember very well. The NES Cartridge. But, these cartridges don't have the games you remember listed on the label. Instead, they've been upgraded with modern day game titles and pretty awesome retro-flavored art. The crew at 72 Pins, has taken these old cartridges and repurposed them for your home as collector's items- as art- or whatever else you can think to do with your very own copy of… Bioshock, Dead Space, Okami, Halo. Starting today, they is 8 different game types of retro-fied art cartridges available for sale to decorate your home. Over the coming weeks, they've already got more games they'll be launching. Individual cartridges will be available for $20. So, if you're looking to get your hands on a cool copy ofRead more →By Cherith in Web Trends No comments yet
Your picture can inspire a Hollywood film
On GamingAngels we are holding a weekly camera contest to inspire and get us to learn/use our camera. Photography can inspire anyone and right now it is inspiring film director, Ron Howard. Ron has teamed up with Canon to create his next film based on the inspiration from pictures that are sent in to the Project Imagination YouTube channel. The project launched on May 22 but goes through June 14th. "I'm known as a narrative storyteller, so when Canon approached me to partner on the 'Long Live Imagination' campaign, I was moved by the opportunity to collaborate with the masses, tapping into consumers' creativity and using their photos as building blocks to produce a film," said Howard. "I hope the project stimulates people's imaginations whether they are an amateur photographer, a world traveler or a proud parent, and I hope what we create is meaningful." You can go to theRead more →
Check out Perky Jerky: Beef and Turkey Jerky with a twist
Perky Jerky…two words I would've never thought to put together in my life. But, it's been done. Through a lucky set of coincidences the people over at Perky Jerky have come up with beef and turkey jerky with enough guarana in it to give you a small energy boost; good enough for high activity pursuits, or healthy snack options. I recently had the chance to sample some of both the beef an turkey flavors and was pleasantly surprised. I'm usually a fan of beef jerky — I think it makes for good snack and good travel food. Perky Jerky is different than your standard convenience station fare however. They've done their best to give it good flavor, this is not teriyaki jerky like you've had before. It's all good ingredients, premium meats, lots of flavor and low in both fat and calories. In terms of flavor, I think the turkeyRead more →By Cherith in Web Trends No comments yet
Warner Bros to offer films on Facebook
Warner Bros has announced that they will be making some of their films available on Facebook. But not for free like you may be hoping. Warner Bros has set it up so that consumers can pay for the movies using Facebook Credits. Yeah those things you use to send gifts or buy things in games. Facebook will take 30% of the revenue through advertising. Initially the service will be available in the US. The first movie available will be,"The Dark Knight". Rentals will cost $3 for 48 hours where viewers can pause or restart the movie. FollowRead more →
Want to be Winning?
A certain celeb has had a pretty funny string of outbursts in the media and now on Twitter. The common theme seems to be about #winning. Well now you can be #winning with your own Tiger Blood. Our friends who brought you Mana and Zombie Jerky have now released Tiger Blood B. It's a limited edition, energy drink that does not contain 7 gram rocks. Packing pure Winning. Pouches are available for purchase here. Just be careful…seems like too much winning may cause you to act funny. BRRRRRING IT! FollowRead more →


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May 25, 2011 / Specials and Packages
In a recent tourist survey carried out by ORC International, it was found that Americans know very little about Canada (only 29% knew what city is the capital of Canada.)
So in the spirit of education and enlightenment, here are the answers to questions our American guests ask us most frequently:
1) Do we have to have Canadian money while in Vancouver?
Yes. We have Canadian currency, which at the moment is worth a little more than U.S. currency. So yes, it's a good idea to have some Canadian walking around money. You can charge most things on your credit card.
2) If we use our U.S. credit card in Vancouver how will we get charged?
The U.S. bank that holds your credit card will charge you according to the rate of exchange on the date of the transaction. The bank will do the conversion and you will be charged in U.S. dollars.
3) When we arrive at the airport, how will we get to the Manor?
Vancouver is a big city of over 2 million people. There are lots of taxis at the airport. They are all bonded and they all have meters. It's about a 20 minute drive from the Vancouver International Airport to the Manor Guest House.
4) Can we use our cell phones in Canada?
Yes, you can, but roaming charges may apply. Check with your service provider. At the Manor Guest House we do offer free local and long distance calls anywhere to the U.S. or Canada, so if your service provider will ding you, we won't.
5) If we're coming to Vancouver for a long weekend, will we have enough time to visit Banff?
It may look close on the map, but Banff is actually about 850 miles away.
6) We're coming to Vancouver in July. Will it be cold?
Vancouver is in the Pacific Northwest, 150 miles north of Seattle, so we have pretty much the same weather as they do. We have a temperate climate. Days in the summer are generally warm, not humid, (75 degrees) and it gets cooler in the evening, so it's always advisable to bring a sweater or a jacket. It will not be cold. You're also not likely to swelter.
7) Do we have to bring an electrical currency converter to Vancouver?
No. All your appliances will work here. We're on the same wavelength.
8) We learned French in school. Will we get a chance to practice in Vancouver?
The short answer is, unlikely. Although both English and French are the official languages of Canada, French is not spoken much beyond the province of Quebec where you find the cities of Montreal and Quebec City. But you'll be able to French on anything you can find that has packaging. And if you really are dying to speak, ask for Brenda who's the general manager of the Manor Guest House. She's from Montreal and she'd love to speak French with you.
9) Will we get to see the Queen of England?
It's true that Vancouver is in the province (not providence) of BRITISH Columbia. But that's just the name of our province. The Queen lives in England. We have extended an invitation to Her Majesty to stay at the Manor. We're waiting to hear.
And by the way, the capital city of Canada is Ottawa.

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Sharing my Love for National Parks!
Some of my best experiences in life have been hiking and exploring the National Parks. The National Park Passport has provided another fun way for me to enjoy the parks and to discover new parks I haven't visited yet. I have gotten many of my family and friends involved with collecting stamps so we can learn more about the parks and enjoy them together. I have even gotten my dog involved! This photo is of me and my dog getting stamps at Monocacy National Battlefield this summer! We toured the museum and hiked some of the trails together to earn our stamps. She loved the experience. I think the parks make her as happy as they make me!
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Juve turned down an opportunity for an incoming transfer, at least at the moment. In the past few days, the bianconeri were offered Shaqiri, Bayern's talented winger. Xherdan Shaqiri is struggling to find playing time since there is strong competition at his position on Guardiola's roster. But at the moment Juventus doesn't consider Shaqiri a top choice for the role so they turned down the opportunity. Shaqiri's future doesn't appear to be in a black and white jersey.
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Right to Life march held Sunday
Tue, 02/03/2009 - 3:19pm
Ville Platte residents marked the 36th anniversary of the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton decisions, which legalized abortion for any reason in 1973, with a Right to Life march from Queen of All Saints Catholic Church to Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Marchers remembered all unborn children through prayers. Guest speaker was Brenda Desormeaux, executive director of the Desormeaux Foundation, a crisis pregnancy center in Lafayette. Here are photos from the event.


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Want to play your downloadable PSP games on Vita? Sony's got a list of games you can do it with
Less than a week before Sony launches the PlayStation Vita First Edition (not that I'm counting or anything), the company has detailed the process of getting downloadable PSP games onto the device. It's really easy, actually! You can either purchase PSP games directly from the PlayStation Store using the device (or check out your list of purchased games via the Store), or you can also connect your Vita to your PS3 to download any games you might have loaded on your PS3's XMB. Granted, this will require you to download games to your PlayStation 3 first, assuming you have one, but the Vita's Content Manager will take over and make the process easy. Of course, all of this knowledge is useless without knowing which games you can actually play — 275 PSP titles and Minis will be available for play on day one with more on the way. This effectivelyRead more →By Tiffany Nevin in News No comments yet
Nintendo making permanent changes to the Wii in Europe
Nintendo is creating a new Wii package for sale in Europe this holiday season. What makes it different? Well, first off, the console has a new, smaller size. How did they come about that smaller size? Cutting backwards compatibility. This console is also designed to sit horizontally, as opposed to in the vertical stand some people (like myself) use. If you're in Europe and want to play GameCube titles on a Wii, you'd probably better buy one now, as the redesign will be replacing the old console. This new package will include Wii Party and Wii Sports along with a Wii Remote Plus and Nunchuk. No word on whether this will spread to other territories, but I wouldn't be surprised if it did. FollowRead more →By Tiffany Nevin in News No comments yet


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Two months after Canadian drug company Valeant Pharmaceuticals (NYSE: VRX ) announced its $8.7 billion plan to buy vision care company Bausch & Lomb, Valeant has announced major changes for it and for Bausch & Lomb.
After the merger closes -- soon after it gets regulatory approvals in early August, according to Valeant -- the company will move the Bausch & Lomb headquarters from Rochester, N.Y., to New Jersey. It will also combine the three B&L businesses into one unit.
In addition, Valeant will eliminate from 10% to 15% of its workforce, between around 1,900 and 2,800 positions, to be taken from the combined companies.
Valeant will keep its corporate headquarters in Laval, Quebec, but will combine its U.S. headquarters with its new U.S. Eye Health business unit in New Jersey.


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Rays Get a Base Runner
After getting a perfect game thrown against them Thursday, the Rays' stretch of 29 consecutive at-bats without having a runner reach base ended in the first inning Friday night when Carl Crawford singled up the middle against Toronto ace Roy Halladay.
Ironically, Crawford got the Rays' last hit with two out in the ninth Wednesday night.
–Bill Chastain
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The rays need a right fielder to bat behind C.Pena and they also need a good reliever to help dan wheeler and howell.
do u know why maddon wants upton leading off instead of crawford or bartlett


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Flooding at JORVIK Viking Centre
The severe flooding in York has caused a major flood in JORVIK Viking Centre — as such the centre will remain closed until further notice.
The other attractions owned and managed by The JORVIK Group in York will remain open to the public during this period and plans are under way for the 32nd JORVIK Viking Festival in February.
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If you would like to support JORVIK Viking Centre* please use the 'Donate' button below — any amount will be greatly appreciated.
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Is regularly pitied by certain African-American actors with single-letter names.
I (insert letter here) pity the fool...
de thaks 7 avril 2006
Someone who is doing something wrong or is acting crazy.
Harry said to Manav, " You fool, I am amazing at track. eek!"
de Peanut Wayne 21 avril 2009
Someone who is gonna be on the receiving end of a size 9 for doin some dumass move !
I pity the fool who messes with my feathers !!
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de Paulevs 30 septembre 2005
(noun)-just like homie or dawg its away to name your Friend
What up fool?
de Say Dae 7 mai 2003
someone who eats or drinks another persons things when they are found left in the refrigerator
Yo, why you drank my apple juice, fool?
de Vee Dawg 5 août 2005
(noun): One towards whom you show disdain or spite
(verb): To trick someone
(verb): To trick someone
A: What a fool! He actually thinks hot snow falls up in the Souther Hemisphere!
B: Ha ha...I fooled you; there is no such thing as 'Free Burrito Day'!
B: Ha ha...I fooled you; there is no such thing as 'Free Burrito Day'!
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A short word for "fucking cool."
That was a fool move!
You are fool.
You are fool.
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New details have been released about a random attack in the lobby of the Littleton Hotel that left a California woman dead in January.
According to the Caledonia Record, the Vermont man charged with stabbing Dr. Catherine "Kitty" Houghton, 70, told police he was going through a divorce and was angry at an email from his boss.
He also said he thought Houghton was the devil.
Rodney Hill is still being evaluated to determine if he is competent to stand trial.
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I felt a little hungry this morning, so I had my usual breakfast at work, a breadless "sandwich" with smoked salmon, hard boiled eggs and veggies.
My workout was good. It kicked my butt. All 16 minutes of it. I'm still feeling it a bit, but I feel good.
I didn't bring my lunch today, and I was amazed to find that there was a totally primal lunch option available: Peruvian pork stew (ingredients were posted ... all primal) with sweet potatoes. I also got a small salad. It wasn't bad, but it was very filling. I haven't had sweet potato in a while, and I'm still full hours later.
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Hints from Heloise: Mesh bags helps clean mushrooms
Dear Heloise: My hint is for cleaning mushrooms. I've always found that they need a little washing, but too much can make them mushy. I put my mushrooms in reusable mesh produce bags, secure the ties, then use the bag itself to lightly scrub the mushrooms under running water. It cleans them efficiently without damaging them. -- Audrey Mauro
Dear Audrey: You're right, you don't want to soak mushrooms in water, but you can clean them under a little running water and pat dry before cooking.-- Heloise
Dear Heloise: I have a new, above-the-counter microwave that I used for popcorn. I apparently left the popcorn bag in too long. The bag got smoky, caused the interior to be covered in a smoke film, and it smells on the interior. I was able to get most of the smell out, but a "yellowing" color remains on the interior. Any suggestions? -- Rick Schweer
Dear Rick: This happens a lot. Heloise hint here: Don't walk away from the microwave while cooking popcorn. Sprinkle some baking soda on a wet, clean sponge or dishcloth, and wipe all the inside surfaces of the microwave, especially where you notice the yellowing. You may need to do this a couple of times to completely remove the discoloring. Baking soda is such a good cleaner and deodorizer. Because it is so cheap, it's a favorite of mine.
Want to know ways to save money on cleaning around your home? All you need to do to get my baking-soda pamphlet is send $5 and a long, self-addressed, stamped (66 cents) envelope to: Heloise/Baking Soda, P.O. Box 795001, San Antonio, TX 78279-5001. -- Heloise
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Rihanna Reportedly Rejects Tyler Perry Movie Role
Updated:According to Radaronline, Rihanna has turned down starring in a Tyler Perry movie because she thinks his films are for African American has beens.
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A drop dead gorgeous woman with the ideals of a child. She laughs like rain, and sings like an angel. She's the most creative, sensitive, empathetic, unique individual. Her friends would die for her. She deserves better than what she gets but you'll never see her complain.
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I had some severe gut inflammation that would cripple me at certain times. I pin pointed it to excess fiber, polyunsaturated fat and protein. A changed my diet to a fruit heavy, low protein and higher saturated fat, low residue diet. Mainly i eat lots of fruit and fresh squeezed fruit juice, dairy (ice cream, milk, yogart and a bit of cheese.) and a minimal amount of red meat/fish. I avoid most veggies, white meat, grains, nuts, etc.
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Calling All Future Leaders: Join Torchbearers for its Fourth Annual Signature Recruitment Event
5/15/2013, 8:51 a.m.
Calling All Future Leaders: Join Torchbearers for its
Fourth Annual Signature Recruitment Event
AKRON (OHIO) – Future leaders of Akron are invited to join Torchbearers, the area's leading young professional organization, for its Signature Recruitment Event on Tuesday, June 18, 2013, from 5 – 7 p.m. at Summit Art Space. The organization is searching for the best and brightest new members to join the Class of 2014.
This recruitment mixer will provide future leaders with the opportunity to learn more about Torchbearers and meet leadership, as well as other potential applicants. Torchbearers and board members will be in attendance to share their experiences and answer questions.
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This is a discussion on Dual Battery with isolator....whos running them and how do they work? within the Lighting, Stereo, and Electrical forums, part of the Kawsaki Teryx Forum Technical category; Sponsored Links I know i have more electrical components than the stock battery can handle.....hence my battery is ALWAYS dead or leavin me stranded. How ...
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I am going to this setup...Brian from LTI is providing the parts and Endi from SXS Customs is helping with the install...Endi says it is the way to go so I am going to have to believe him...
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Dual battery setups with isolators are great. The system will all depend on how you set it up and what components you use. I had set my 08 up with a dual battery isolator switch which could run battery 1, battery 2 or both. Also had another box wired in that would allow the Teryx to charge the main battery first and then the switch over and charge the secondary battery.
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I am running dual batteries with an isolator since 08' without any problems. One battery runs the vehicle and the other runs the stereo stuff. The stereo battery runs low or dies on occasion and it never interferes with starting the SxS. Then an emergency start switch was added similar to a motorhome. If the SxS battery is dead, hold the switch and the secondary battery is used to start the rig.
Where is the best place to get the right isolator? I wanna run all of my accessories (three 4" kc lights, 5 speakers, stereo deck, amp, and HIDs) on the optima i bought today and leave the stock battery for stock things.
Stop messing around and by a blue top Optima. I can't kill the battery. $150 at Costco. Got the bracket from here http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/...II_p_1624.html $36. And it's lighter than the two battery option.
I bought my kit from Crown One Customs. It came with everything needed to install two oydessy batteries. Second Battery bracket,Isolater, wiring, ect. I also bought the batterys from them. PM me and Ill give you the owners phone number. (Not sure if its his personal or business cell number.)
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On the boat I wired in 2 batteries and used a solenoid as the isolater. I ran all of the stereo and accessories off of the second battery and all stock electronics and starting is off of the 1st battery. When the key is in run, the solenoid is active and runs off both batteries and charges both batteries. When the key is in start, only the start battery is active, and when the key is off, the stereo and depth finder run off of the second battery. Its a fairly simple setup and is a lot easier than having to use a selector switch under the hatch like the more common setup. I'm thinking about wiring the teryx up like this also.
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Don't waste your money on an Optima battery, they are living off a reputation of a great battery from 15 yrs. ago.
Odyssey batts. are the way to go. 3 yr. free replacement, you can't beat that. Shop around, I've found the 925 for around $120. I have never had an issue with it, I use the same batt. in my jet-ski. Just swap it in and out.
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here is how we wire dual batteries in the sidexsides .....
you don't want to use an actual "isolator" their just big diodes and are very inefficient and the stator already sucks as it is
The automatic charging relay will "close" when the starting battery has a voltage above 13v for over 2 min. and allow the 2nd battery to charge it will work in both direction and if it senses a severely drained battery it will not connect it as well the battery switch we use also has a "combined" circuit for emergency starting situations
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I have three Optima Blue top deep cycle marine starting batterys in my boat.
You need to remember that there are two different blue Optimas, one is a deep cycle only that is not designed to provide starting amperage, the other is a combo deep cycle/starting unit.
I found a company called Hellroaring Technologies, inc., Manufacturer of Solid State Dual Battery Isolator / Combiners and their isolator/combiners are top of the line. I've had one in our boat, (SkiSanger with about 1800 watts of stereo) for about 4 years. The thing is slicker than snot. I am running two batterys combined as one and the third in reserve "behind" the isolator. If I am on the beach with the tunes cranked too long I can run the two down. When that happens I hit the momentary and bring the third into service and fire up. Then, the isolator hides it again until the 2 primaries are showing a measured and continuous 13.4 volts. At that point it will allow the 3rd battery to see some current from the alternator. The nice thing about this is that you don't beat your alternator up trying to charge 3 batteries at once, and you don't even have to think about it. The system is "smart" and does it for you.
If you are thinking about an isolator set up for your 'Rex that is where I would go.
I'm about 2/3rds finished on the tunes for the Teryx, I have the SXS custom front pods with component 6.5' Alpines, I mounted the tweets in the dash pointing towards the seats giving it a bit of soundstage, a Kenwood deck in the glove box and a Ipod adapter on a mount I made hanging from the cage bar that runs across the dash. I have two large Bazooka tubbies on the back and a single 350 watt Alpine Vpower running them.
Down the road, probably next year, I will be adding a sub and another amp and I will most definitely be ordering another isolator. It is a great feeling when the battery is dead simply flipping a toggle switch and bringing a fresh battery on line to fire the engine up. I know the stock stator won't charge two, heck it really won't charge one, but the ability to direct what current it does produce is a good thing.
Checkout hellroaring, they have some great schematics and info on their website.
They work good on boats, and Rv's because they have a good alternator but with the UTv's we only have a stator
LTI it stands to reason the weak-ass stator might create signal issues to the diodes.
For us do-it-yourselfers a long way from SoCal could you give us the brands and part numbers for the battery switch and charging relay that are working for you?
Your schematic makes sense to me and I appreciate the info.
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March 27, 2015 On Tuesday, the Tribune Chronicle and the Trumbull 100 co-sponsored the annual Community Star Awards dinner at Packard Music Hall. more »»
The bus company, part 1
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Balloon release remembers lost loved ones
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Reliving a time seven decades ago at Warren Public Library
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Sutliff to host spring open house
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Face addiction in area with hope
March 6, 2015 Since moving back to Trumbull County nearly two years ago, I have come to see our community with new, fresh eye. more »»
Take a stand against Common Core
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Protecting Packards' past
February 24, 2015 There's an antique Packard automobile sitting in a prominent position at The National Packard Museum on Mahoning Avenue here in Warren. It's a 1903 Packard Model F. more »»
Lent about more than giving up
February 20, 2015 Lent, the 40-day journey toward Easter, began on Wednesday. more »»
Silence naysayers to brighten life
February 13, 2015 A good friend of mine often reminds me, "You can never please everyone, and there are some people you can never please. more »»
Water, water everywhere and not a drop to farm
February 12, 2015 Water, that vital life source the keeps us from offending our co-workers (by bathing) and also fills that succulent orange you ate. more »»
Pesky pup story ends happily
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Area needs to woo young families
January 30, 2015 In Monday's Tribune Chronicle, Margaret Thompson wrote a simply excellent piece celebrating the legacy of John F. more »»
Boyhood adventures with Stanley
January 26, 2015 As I was ruminating about years gone by, it dawned on me that I once had actually saved someone's life, (although nobody ever said as much). more »»
Millennials not really anti-social
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Small Businesses Aren't Fessing Up to Data Breaches
A host of high-profile U.S. companies owned up to having being hacked in recent months, including Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. Last week, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs included disclosures about their vulnerability to hackers in regulatory filings.
Whether you think large corporations are going far enough in revealing cyber attacks, small businesses are probably far less forthcoming, at least according to a study released today by Ponemon Institute, a security research firm in Traverse City, Mich. Not that only small businesses are reluctant to talk about their security concerns: As Gillian Tett argued (subscription required) in the Financial Times in January, "the overwhelming majority of companies today are terrified of talking too publicly" about cyber attacks.
The Ponemon study, which polled more than 1,200 U.S. businesses with less than $10 million in annual revenue, was commissioned by a unit of the reinsurance giant Munich Re.
I wasn't surprised that 55 percent of respondents reported at least one data breach; of those, more than half had been compromised multiple times in the year prior to the survey. (Nine percent couldn't recall how many times they'd been breached, posing the question: At what point do you lose count?) All but 8 percent of the compromised companies said they had lost what security experts call personally identifiable information—data such as driver's licenses, credit cards, and Social Security numbers.
What caught me off guard? Only 33 percent of the compromised companies in the survey said they had informed data-breach victims of their losses. That is, many of the survey respondents that lost track of customers' or employees' personal data didn't bother to alert the victims. Laws in 46 states (PDF) require that data breach victims be notified of the loss of personal info.
"When it comes to disclosure, a lot of them think, 'We're so small, no one's going to know,'" says Eric Cernak, a vice president at Hartford Steam Boiler, the Munich Re subsidiary that commissioned the Ponemon study. "They'll say: 'Let's just sweep this under the rug. We're not going to report it because no one's going to find out about it.'"
HSB is marketing an insurance product for small businesses that would provide funds to notify customers in the case of a data breach; read his comments—and the results of the study—in that context. Cernak says even half-measures, such as cheap anti-virus software or firewalls, can convince data thieves to seek a softer target.
Meanwhile, as the public becomes increasingly aware of cyber attacks, Cernak expects law enforcement to pay closer attention to the way companies respond to breaches. "Some state attorneys general seem to be more active than others," he says. "We see some starting to enforce the notification requirements when there's been a breach."


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Brady Hoke and the Michigan Wolverines have made an offer to 4-star offensive guard David Dawson.
This will be the second offer that they've made to ESPN's No. 1 guard recruit for the class of 2013.
Dawson, from Cass Tech in Detroit, was previously committed to the Wolverines, but Michigan withdrew his offer because he decided to take an official visit to Florida. Apparently, according to a report from Tom VanHaaren of ESPN.com, a second offer is now on the table:
"I spoke to Coach [Brady] Hoke tonight and he said they are re-offering me," Dawson said. "We had a heart to heart, and I don't want to put everything out there but I was dealing with some things and I might have jumped the gun a little bit.
"We talked about everything and he said that if I want to be there they have a place for me."
Dawson is going to call the Michigan coaches again on Friday to schedule an official visit for December 14. He is still planning on visiting Michigan State, Ohio State and Alabama and wants to make sure he does his homework this time around.
Overall, this is a smart move by Hoke and the Wolverines, at least from a football perspective.
At 6'4'', 282 pounds Dawson projects to be a great guard at the college level, especially in the pro-style offense. He's big enough to go straight forward and hold his own in pass protection and he displays good strength. Where he'll really be effective though is in pulling situations when he's asked to quickly move laterally down the line and make a block, and his athleticism and quickness will also help be effective at the second level.
There's not a lot to dislike about Dawson as a recruit, and he would be a huge (re)addition to Michigan's 2013 class. From a football perspective, the Wolverines need Dawson. Frankly, any program out there would be lucky to get his commitment.
This is not to say that this re-offer won't come with some controversy though.
After all, there's no room for someone who can't stick with his decision at Michigan, right?
While that's all fine and dandy, the fact of the matter is that Hoke can talk about being a "Michigan Man" until he's maize and blue in the face, but at the end of the day, he will be judged by his win and loss record.
Hoke is 1-1 right now, but with the way things are looking down in Columbus with Urban Meyer at the helm, he's going to need all the talent he can get.
Let's be honest, being a "Michigan Man" means being able to lead the Wolverines to victories over the Spartans and Buckeyes on a yearly basis, while playing in the Rose Bowl as much as possible.
Anything else is not satisfactory for a program with Michigan's standards.
Do you agree with Hoke's decision to re-offer Dawson?
There's also the fact that Dawson and Hoke had a 'heart to heart" and maybe there's more than meets the eye in regards to the 4-star's decision, so at least in this instance, re-offering Dawson could be more than justifiable for Hoke.
Some will rip the decision to re-offer Dawson, but overall, it's a smart move by Hoke and the Wolverines.


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The Recessionista Reviews L'Wren Scott for Banana Republic
It took a really big sale at Banana Republic to get me into their store to check out L'Wren Scott holiday collection for Banana today. Right now the collection is 40% off at Banana Republic online and reduced in-store (for 30%) off. My expectations for this collection were low. Don't get me wrong, I love L'Wren Scott , but I always think her designs won't look good on me because I don't find most body conscious dresses to be flattering on me. With L'Wren, although I love her designs, I expect them to be cut pencil thin. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the collection is not just for glamazons. The dresses will flatter the curvy full figure, as well as those who are model slim and can wear sample sizes. Here's what The Recessionista recommends from this collection for holiday parties and maybe even gift giving.
Befitting a holiday collection, the L'Wren Scott for Banana Republic is full of sparkle, lace, brocades and colors like red, green, black and silver. The dresses are body contouring, but they do have stretch in them so you can move and breath easily. My favorite was the lace dress in black. This is a sexy little black dress, with plenty of stretch in it. It's a flattering cut. The sweetheart dress (in red or black) with the belt is a glamorous style, that also more flattering on than you might expect. It has stretch in the hips, so the cut it not as slim as you expect from seeing it on the hangers.
My store didn't have any of the jackets, so I can't comment on those. There were plenty of the sweaters with sequin panels, and they are very cute and fitting holiday wear. Just check the sequins carefully. A lot of the ones I saw were creased from being folded and placed in stacks on tables. The sweaters that had been creased had loose sequins on them, so check them carefully. I did like the design of the sweaters. Although the sweater is short waisted, so be sure to try it on, especially if you are tall. The little t-shirts with sayings like "Decadent Glamour" and " Glamora" are adorable, and owe a nod to Lulu Guinness's cheeky style. These are on sale now, but I think the price will drop again closer to the holidays. I'll be watching the tees and the accessories in the collection via tools like Hukkster for the best price before I buy. The retail price now is $39.99. With the code BRGIFT40 until 12/18, they are approximately $25.00–not a bad price for a cute girlfriend's gift.
The accessories are cute, but not that special for $150.00 for a "lip print" clutch or a tote. Those will undoubtedly go clearance after Christmas. I think the knit beret and scarves will also hit the clearance racks.
If you're interested in a good looking holiday or New Year's Eve Party dress , check out the L'Wren Scott for Banana Republic collection now. The dresses are selling briskly. If you like the accessories from the collection, look for those to be deeply reduced after the holiday. The lip print socks, scarves and clutches are not must haves in my opinion. It's the L'Wren Scott body skimming dresses that the designer is famous for and that usually sell for hundreds of dollars. The dresses are the stars of this Banana Republic collection, everything else is just along for the ride.


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Model couple: Mark Vanderloo and Esther Canadas, a picture-perfect pair in DKNY ads, have clicked off-camera as well: They're engaged! The affianced fashionistas, caught publicly canoodling at a tennis tournament in Key Biscayne, Fla., have already ironed out one important issue: "We have the same amount of closet space," says Vanderloo.
Lead singer to leading man: Jon Bon Jovi (above) brought his wife, Dorothea, to the New York City premiere of his drama No Looking Back. So is Bon Jovi not looking back on music? No way: "After 80 million records [sold], you don't quit the day job," he says. Also present: Now and Then costars Gaby Hoffman (right, at left) and Christina Ricci.
TV-star twins Tia (left) and Tamera Mowry took their Sister, Sister act to the Movieguide Awards in Los Angeles. "The coolest thing was getting to meet Robert Duvall," says Tamera, who presented an award to the Apostle star.
Today show's most eligible bachelor, Matt Lauer, has been spoken for. And the winner is...Dutch model Annette Jade Roque. A couple for eight months, the pair attended a Manhattan benefit honoring NBC president and CEO Bob Wright, which raised $1.7 million for the UJA-Federation of New York, a social-services charity.
Among those having a royal good time at the Princess Ball in Los Angeles—which raised more than $1 million for the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund and for Aid for AIDS—were British actor Gary Oldman (right, with wife Donya), sans his Lost in Space suit, and Red Corner costar Bai Ling (left), sparkling in a Krizia gown. Melrose Place's Lisa Rinna (below), who is expecting her first child in late spring, made a stylish showing with her husband, actor Harry Hamlin. Says Rinna: "You don't have to look dowdy when you're pregnant."
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Lower Fat Double Chocolate Chip Cookies (Ww)
Total Time
Prep 12 mins
Cook 10 mins
I needed to make some cookies that wouldn't interfere with my trying to cut back on my fat intake. A friend passed on this recipe which she said was from Weight Watchers. If you make 40 cookies, it is 1 point each (I'm not sure what the Points Plus Value is). And yes, they are small cookies, but very fudgy and delicious!
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- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1⁄4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄8 teaspoon table salt
- 1⁄4 cup butter, softened
- 1⁄2 cup dark brown sugar, packed
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1⁄3 cup unsweetened baking cocoa
- 2 large egg whites
- 1⁄3 cup miniature chocolate chip
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- Combine flour, baking soda and salt in a large bowl. (Do not pack flour when measuring).
- Beat butter and brown sugar with a mixer at medium speed until light and fluffy; gradually add granulated sugar, beating well. Add cocoa and egg whites, beating well. Gradually beat in flour mixture until blended. Stir in chocolate mini chips.
- Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls (about 3/4-inch balls to get 40 cookies) onto baking sheets coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350°F for 10 minutes. Cool on pans 2 minutes or until firm. Remove cookies from pans; cool completely on wire racks.
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I love chocolate! Oh my gosh fantasticly soft and fudgy tasting! They fixed my chocolate craving without so much guilt! These were great! I added a 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour in place of a 1/2 c of a/p flour for extra fiber and nutrition in which I added an extra tablespoon of canola oil to the recipe. These were great and my kids loved them and didn't even know the difference! This is a keeper! Thanks so much for sharing!
Wow these are really good! I had to recalculate the points because I couldn't believe they were only 1 pt each! They are small but they are delicious. Pleasantly surprised =o)
Great fudgy cookie! I did alter it a bit. I quartered the recipe and got 6 small cookie scoop sized cookies. Instead of 1/2 egg white I used 1 1/2 T. eggbeaters. When I calculated points on my recipe they came to 2 pts. each. I'l keep this recipe!


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Ice Bucket Challenge from Rory McIlroy on Vimeo.
Another ice bucket challenge video! What the hell is going on around here? So I guess Rory and Tiger are best friends now? Going on the Tonight Show together and now doing the ice bucket challenge together. A straight up bromance between two great golfers. It does feel like Tiger is just a hanger on with Rory (which is weird in itself) but tell me you wouldn't want to hit the town with those two guys. The fall out pussy alone would be worth the trip. It's weird that they're hanging out but I also love it. I always have been and always will be a Tiger apologist so Tiger just must be helping Rory in some way. He's the old veteran showing Rory the ropes on all things golf and Denny's waitresses. One generation passing it on to the next. Oh and Tiger needs to always wear a hat. Always. Especially when there's a camera around. That hairline is almost worse than mine.
Do you think Tiger nominated Phil Knight is him basically saying, "Hey Phil, I still exist! Don't forget about me!" because I do.
Rory nominating Meghan Markle is genius. Look out Sasha Gale, Meghan gets Rory next.
I wonder if Tiger's bucket for Rory was filled with his urine.
tiger should hang up his spikes and become rorys caddy. Diabolical team.
Ha I figured tiger would immediately withdraw citing backpains
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If you don't think Rory is plowing bitches with Tiger you are retarded.
Tiger was just being a good guy and cleaning Lindsey Vonn's cum off Rory's face.
I miss you, W.
judging by the picture looks like Nike paid them a shit ton of money to do it together
thats rosie jones, good job good effort.
Rory coming in hot with the best nominations i've seen yet…on a side note, i would give pres's left nut to slay some poon with these two
Not sure if you just started following golf but Tiger and Rory have been friends for years.
theyve been friends for a while ever since they both missed the cut of some tourny and went to tigers house in Florida and just got hammered and played golf the rest of the weekend
Golf is a mental game, and these two are proof that a steady diet of hookers is the only way to achieve mental balance and happiness
I wonder why Tiger didnt back out half way through with all those "back" issues.
Tiger is just looking to fuck Rory's hand me downs, it's still better than the Denny's waitresses he was fucking.
I'm confused too. Ones a golfer and ones a former golfer right?
It's obviously a nike thing you dumb hick.
I wonder if Rory knows Meghan Markle is married. Maybe Tiger is teaching the kid a few things about life
Absolute curve ball with GW nomination, I love it
Yaaaa, that's not Megan markle
Trent you libral pussy
Tiger and Rory, the new Riggs and Murtaugh
Really shitty blog, you write like my dog takes a dump. Tiger and Rory have been friends for years.
I wonder if their friendship has anything to do with those weird check marks on their shirts.
Republican Rory, gotta love it
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Devils, Brodeur had "mutual understanding" to "go forward" separately; Carter, Gelinas unsigned
Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello made it clear again today that the team has turned the page on the Martin Brodeur goaltending era. That was already evident with Cory Schneider signed to a seven-year, $42 million extension earlier this month and veteran Scott Clemmensen brought back to compete with rookie Keith Kinkaid for the backup job, but Lamoriello was asked again today if there was any chance of Brodeur returning.
Brodeur, an unrestricted free agent, has said this 2014-15 will likely be his final season. He has yet to sign with another team and the 42-year-old future Hall of Famer's agent told The Record earlier this month that he's willing to wait until after the season starts to do so.
Brodeur will likely be back with the Devils some day as a member of management, but, barring something unforeseen, there are no plans for him to play for them again.
Lamoriello said he and Brodeur came to a "mutual understanding" that it was best for him and the organization for him to move on.
"I think Marty and I have come to an agreement that is both best for himself and the organization and in saying that there is nothing negative in that comment," Lamoriello said during today's media conference call to announce Andy Greene's contract extension. "It's a progression thing – that is Marty knowing what it is to be a No. 1 goaltender and to have that feeling and that's exactly what he feels Cory needs. We feel the same way. We went through one year a different way. So, I think it's time to go forward, but never negate what Marty has brought nor was the door ever shut. It was a mutual understanding of what's best for both parties and Marty will always be a Devil.
"The communication is still there, recently, and will always be there. So, I don't want anything misread as far as, 'Did we shut the door? Didn't we shut the door?' It's just a mutual understanding."
Today's signing of Greene to a five-year, $25 million extension continued what has been a busy off-season for Lamoriello. The list of his off-season moves includes:
*Signing Schneider and Greene to extensions to prevent them from becoming unrestricted free agents next summer.
*Adding forwards Mike Cammalleri (five years, $25 million) and Martin Havlat (one year, $1.5 million) through unrestricted free agency.
*Re-signing Jaromir Jagr, Marek Zidlicky, Stephen Gionta, Steve Bernier, Adam Larsson, Jacob Josefson and Kinkaid.
*Buying out the final two seasons on defenseman Anton Volchenkov's contract.
With 14 forwards on one-way contracts, Lamoriello has indicated multiple times that he would like to try to move one or two before the start of the season and said today that "Changes always can take place,", but also said he's happy with the team as it is currently constructed.
"We certainly like our roster right now," he said. "If there's something that can be done prior to training camp or during training camp that we think we can get better, we certainly would do that, but that's something that happens throughout the year, too. Right now, you just take a step at a time and I think with the extensions of Cory and Andy, I think that's an indication of the commitment that our ownership has towards winning. I think it's a commitment to our fans, who have just been tremendous over the years. These are very important signings because not only are you taking about quality players, but you're talking about quality people representing the Devils, so we're delighted."
Much was made of the Devils' 0-13 record in shootouts last season, but Lamoriello said that has not been something that impacted his off-season decisions because he views it as an anomaly.
"I look at how we play during the 60 minutes because that's what you have control of," he said. "The shootout is an individual thing and if you look at the history of the players who were on our roster last year and the sort of history of their success you would say, 'How did this come about?' But in saying that, it's not a focus. The focus was how can we make us better offensively and we acquired in my mind one absolutely pure scorer as far as where he's at in his career (Cammalleri) and he's scored everywhere he's been, especially the last couple teams. Then, we took what you might call a very up-side risk on a player who has tremendous talent who we saw first-hand in a seven-game series against Ottawa (in 2003), who was in my opinion their best player on the ice. And I believe that with the Czech teammates he will have, they will get him to play at the level he can play.
"And then we have our other players back, the improvement of an Adam Henrique, the maturity and a fully-healthy Travis Zajac, who came off an Achilles (tendon) injury (three) years ago, and Ryane Clowe. I want to be careful I don't leave anyone out from that roster that we have, but I think we're extremely positive going forward."
Lamoriello would still like to re-sign unrestricted free agent left wing Ryan Carter, but said things remain "status quo" on that front. It appears that Carter is waiting for Lamoriello to move a forward before re-signing.
Lamoriello also still has to re-sign restricted free agent defenseman Eric Gelinas. Because Gelinas did not have arbitration rights, there has been no real pressure point to get a deal done, so that could take a while longer.
When I asked Lamoriello today about where things stood in the contract talks with Gelinas, he replied, "There's nothing there, yet."
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Margarito was breaking down. It is similar to the 7th-8th rounds in the Mosley fight. Mosley felt Margarito breaking down and started to actually push Margarito back against the ropes and choose to exchange more with Margarito.
Mosley wouldn't have made that decision if he felt Margarito was still a big threat. He obviously felt Margarito had weakened that why he did that. Same with Cotto.
They exchanged more on the inside NOT because Margarito wanted to but because Cotto choose to and it was Margarito with his back to the ropes when they were fighting on the inside.
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