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Students absolutely love this lesson. They begin to see this phenomenon around them everywhere. The first time I taught this lesson was eight years ago. It was an election year and the political commercials were everywhere. After this lesson the history teacher was able to pull up those commercials and have great discussions about the difference between causation and correlation and how advertisers assume we don't know the difference. (Yes this is a history standard too in most states.)read more
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Kahoot is a fun interactive online quiz game with multiple choice answers. Every student will need their own device. The nice part is, any device will work.
Kahoot has been around for a while and it allows teachers to share the quizzes they've already made. This makes for an easy and quick set up for you. To try Kahoot for yourself you will need two devices: one to run the program, and one for you to act as the student to put in the answers.read more


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25 01/2010Firefox & Safari incorrectly sizing table on hide/show
I came across an odd bug while working on a hide/show behaviour with a data table, specifically a set of summer / winter ferry timetables.
The tables in question have a fixed width and render perfectly without the hide/show mechanism and also (bizarrely) render correctly with the hide/show engaged in IE(Internet Explorer) but in Firefox and Safari, we get an odd gap on the right hand side of the table.
I'm using a simple jQuery slideToggle function which works perfectly elsewhere but in this case the data tables were creating a bug somewhere.
After checking the markup thoroughly and ensuring the page validated I spent an hour or so tooling around with the CSS to ensure I wasn't causing the problem myself but to no avail.
I finally came to the conclusion that the faulty browsers are incorrectly calculating the table cell widths when switching from display:none to display:block.
I eventually resolved this by wrapping the table in a div and collapsing that instead of the table itself. Not exactly the most streamlined approach but it works.
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Simon Foust commented at 19:52 PM on 25 Jan 2010
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by Chad Wilson
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voracious verbs vivisecting my vision
as a drunk stumbles
across a floor that is leaning
i grab hold and beg the Earth
to stop spinning upside down
laying awake in my bed
enduring this elysian escapade
engrossed in euphoric exultations
engaging effigy evoking emotion
abounding in ars alliteration
i sit up in bed
the full moon is shining
'tis literate lunacy!
ceding to composition
i carefully construct this cacophony
and the cerebrations cease
the cosmos consents to a cranial calm
blessed sleep
Copyright © 2015 Chad Wilson
I feel like the air is too thin to breathe
That if I were to inhale it too deeply,
the sky would shatter into smithereens
I feel like the lead-lined clouds bear down on me,
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Published: 28th August 2013 08:49 AM
Last Updated: 28th August 2013 08:49 AM
Pointing out that 90 per cent of medical equipment and material is imported, APJ Abdul Kalam, former President of India, urged medical students of Osmania Medical College, Koti to work with engineers and research and development teams to build indigenous medical equipment.
He was speaking while inaugurating the Osmania Medical Conference (OSMECON), an all India undergraduate medical conference organised by the medical college on Tuesday. He mentioned that though there are many doctors, only a few are remembered because of their contribution to the underprivileged. He advised students not to induce diagnostic pain - pain caused by exorbitant bills and unnecessary tests.
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By Jamie Bartosch
Chicago Local Expert
Thanks to Chicago's large Greek community, the city has a lot of fantastic, authentic Greek food. Most of the best Greek restaurants are family run and have been around for decades. They're centered along the gentrified Greektown neighborhood, on Halsted Street, just west of downtown (and near the United Center). There, a few city blocks are lined with fancy Greek restaurants, fast-food gyros joints, and family-run Greek bakeries serving hard-to-pronounce but absolutely delicious homemade pastries. There are even a few Greek columns, statues, and a National Hellenic Museum, so it's a nice area to walk around after your meal. Greeks like to take time to enjoy their food and wine, so don't rush your meal - enjoy the Greek music and decor, soak up the Mediterranean ambiance, savor the spectacular food, and slowly sip your Greek wine or shot glass full of ouzo. There are always special events going on in the neighborhood, so check greektownchicago.org for listings. Whether you're craving baklava, fresh olives and feta cheese, or lamb chops with Greek spices, you can count on USA TODAY/10Best to point you toward Chicago's best Greek restaurants.
This iconic Chicago restaurant boasts that it popularized gyros in America, and invented flaming Saganaki cheese with the cry of "Opa!" So you'll have to order the Saganaki, sort of a Greek cheese stick that's crisped by the huge flame. People also like Parthenon because it stays open late, after other Greektown restaurants have shut their doors. The menu includes a host of traditional mezes – try a platter of sausages, liver, sweetbreads, and meatballs, or sample spinach cheese pie. Main selections encompass a delectable roster of lamb, vegetable, potato, and chicken dishes. Try chicken karama, chicken simmered with tomatoes and herbs and served with rice pilafi or okra. The interior features Greek landscapes. (312-726-2407)
It's not fancy food, just delicious food. Since 1973, this local standout has prepared traditional Greek dishes. Start with some of the egg lemon soup, said to be some of the best in Greektown. Some of the menu items customers rave about include the braised lamb, homemade Greek sausages, fried squid, roast lamb loin, dolmades, and orange roughy. Like every restaurant in the neighborhood, there's the flaming saganaki (fried cheese) appetizer, which is lit on fire tableside. The restaurant's casual ambiance features Greek music playing in the background, scenery murals, and quaint knickknacks adorning the blue and coral-hued interior. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. (312-454-0800)
Pan Hellenic Pastry Shop
A family-owned bakery that's been around since 1974, this is THE place to get authentic Greek desserts in Chicago. While many of the items have long, hard-to-pronounce names (Galaktoboureko, anyone?), everything is fresh, delicious and handmade. They have breads, pastries, cookies and cakes, and a few items that could make a delicious lunch, like the Spanakopita (spinach and cheese pies). The baklava is outstanding, and customers usually buy amigdalota (almond cookies), Louis' Cookies (a chocolate sandwich), baklava and other Greek cookies and pastries by the box-full. There are a few tables inside, but most people take their sweet treats to go. ((312) 454-1886)
Santorini is one of the Greek islands, so fish is the specialty there. It's also the specialty at this Chicago restaurant, which prepares fresh seafood to order. While the red snapper has everyone talking, black bass and shrimp, and the Char-Grilled "Kamari Beach" Kalamari (spelled with a "K") are also delicious. Typical Greek favorites like vegetable moussaka and saganaki (slabs of flaming cheese) also compliment the dishes. The cozy interior has the white and blue decor that makes the island of Santorini one of the most beautiful places in the world. There's also a wood-burning fireplace that sets an especially accommodating mood during cooler months. Outdoor dining and complimentary valet parking are available. (312-829-8820)
Artopolis Bakery & Cafe
A modern loft-style space with an open-air kitchen, Artopolis prides itself on producing all of its fresh baked goods in house. The cafe's name comes from a combination of the words "artos" and "polis" (bread and town, respectively), and the menu features a variety of breads, pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and classic Greek dishes. The dessert menu includes specialty coffees, organic teas, and adorably decorated cakes and pastries, which can include special candles for Greek Christmas and Easter. A selection of Greek beers and wines is also available. Artopolis is a sister business to the Pegasus Restaurant and Taverna, two blocks away. (312-559-9000, 877-502-7867)
Pegasus Restaurant and Taverna
This casual eatery offers a mix of traditional Greek and Mediterranean eats, including pasta and fresh fish. The pleasant atmosphere includes seascape murals and a bi-level dining room with a skylight and many large windows. The rooftop patio, called "The Veranda," draws rave reviews for its skyline views but it has an abbreviated small plates menu. The windows at the front of the restaurant open onto the sidewalk when the weather is nice. Standout entrees include jumbo Gulf shrimp kebobs with vegetables and rice pilaf, and seared sea scallops with fresh spinach and rice. The large, well-selected wine list features Mediterranean and American varieties. (312-226-3377, 888-558-2637)
An excellent glass atrium and summer patio sets this Greek restaurant apart from the rest. The outdoor space is a three-tiered affair that features brick walkways, 30-foot trees, colorful flowers, and a waterfall. The food is as good as the atmosphere. The menu features most classic Greek dishes, including braised lamb, dolmades (rice and ground beef wrapped in grape vine leaves and drenched in an egg-lemon sauce), lemon egg-drop soup and moussaka. Warm pita bread, seafood kabobs, and eggplant dishes are solid choices as well. Save room for one of their delicious cake martini desserts, like the hocolate Hazelnut Cake Martini, made with Absolut Vanilla Vodka, Frangelico, milk and chocolate syrup. (312-655-0000)
The Greek food here is not fancy, but it's fast, cheap and delicious. Cross-Rhodes is in downtown Evanston (the suburb just north of Chicago's border). For what you'd pay for an appetizer in Greektown, you can have a heaping meal of pork tenderloin shish kabobs and beef and lamb gyros. Try the moussaka, either with chicken or vegetarian-style. It's loaded with potatoes, eggplant, zucchini, and cheese and topped with an egg custard. The fresh Greek salads are filled with plump olives and feta cheese. For $10.25, you can get one of the most popular Greek dishes, Souvlaki. It's two skewers of marinated meat, rice or fries, pita bread, tomato, onion, and tzatziki sauce. (847-475-4475)
A beautiful, romantic restaurant, Taxim serves upscale modern Mediterranean cuisine and has become a beloved and buzzed-about place in Chicago. It's not in Greektown, however. It's in the nearby Wicker Park neighborhood. Some of the popular menu items include lamb chops, duck gyros, wood grilled octopus, and the chef's made-from-scratch Greek yogurt. The service is excellent, and the waitresses are attractive women who know the food and wine list well, so ask them for recommendations. The restaurant has an impressive list of Greek wines which pair well with the food. It's a great place for a date night or a special occasion. (773-252-1558)
Greek Islands
Greek Islands separates itself from the pack with festive atmosphere and a professional waitstaff. Start with Avgolemono soup and saganaki, also known as cheese on fire, and then dig in to some traditional dishes like dolmades (grape leaves stuffed with meat and rice), moussaka (baked eggplant, ground meat and potato casserole topped with béchamel sauce which can also be prepared vegetarian) and lamb kokkinisto (Lamb braised in their special tomato sauce), which are among local favorites. If seafood is more your style, fresh lavraki is flown in daily and broiled octopus is ideal for adventurous palates. The décor is cheery, in the traditional white and blue colors of many Greek restaurants. Greek Islands is conveniently located in Greektown and offers free valet parking. (312-782-9855)
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Stuffing for the Adventurous (Cuban-Style)
Total Time
Prep 25 mins
Cook 20 mins
Found in the most recent email I received from Grandparents.com, this unique recipe is by Miami-based celebrity chef *Douglas Rodriguez* who (at 43 yrs of age) has been hailed as the *Godfather of Nuevo Latino Cuisine* . He is also a cookbook author & owner of award-winning restaurants in Miami, Philadelphia, Scottsdale & Chicago. This recipe shares his fondness for the Thanksgiving holiday, his memories of his apron-clad grandmother cooking in their Miami kitchen & his Cuban heritage. (Times have been estimated. 20 min was allowed for ingredient prep & the overall times reflect only the time spent getting the stuffing ready for the turkey or the oven.) *Enjoy* !
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups chicken stock or 2 cups chicken broth
- 1⁄2 cup olive oil
- 1 small onion (cut in a 1/2-in dice)
- 3 garlic cloves (minced)
- 1 stalk celery (cut in a 1/2-in dice)
- 1⁄2 cup carrot (diced)
- 1 red bell pepper (seeded & cut in a 1/2-in dice)
- 2 cups fresh corn kernels (approx 4 ears)
- 1 lb chorizo sausage (cut in a 1/2-in dice) or 1 lb salami (cut in a 1/2-in dice)
- 1 lb cornbread (crumbled)
- salt & pepper
- 1 bunch scallion (chopped)
- 2 tablespoons fresh thyme leaves (chopped)
- Reduce chicken stock in a saucepan over med-high heat to 1 cup.
- Heat olive oil in a heavy-bottom sauté pan or skillet & add the onion, garlic, celery, carrot, bell pepper, corn & chorizo. Sauté for 10 min, stirring occ, till the celery & onion are soft.
- Stir in crumbled cornbread & reduced chicken stock till thoroughly mixed together. Season w/salt & pepper to taste & stir in the scallions & thyme.
- Remove the pan form the heat & set aside to cool completely, till you are ready to stuff your turkey. If you choose not to stuff the bird, bake in a casserole dish at 350F for 1 hr, covered.
- NOTE: Yield = 10-12 servings . *or* . enough to stuff a 20-25 lb turkey.
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This was going to be an adventure for me just because I have never made stuffing or dressing with cornbread before. Everything was so unique in this recipe that I don't know where to start. I made this almost exactly as posted, except I chopped my vegetables finer than dice and had to use frozen corn kernels (no fresh around here this time of year). I then sprayed a casserole with non-stick cooking spray and baked it in the oven as directed, serving on the side of a lovely roast chicken. This stuffing does make a lot, but I was glad it did! We ate so much of it, and enjoyed every bite. The chorizo was a really nice touch, while the corn and the cornbread gave it a hint of sweetness. And to top it off, the dish is just so colorful! I will definitely be making this adventure again! Made for Best of 2012 Tag Game.
Muy Bueno! This is delicious! I did cut this down to 4 servings, and wish I had made the full recipe. I think this would freeze quite well. I used turkey sausage in this and The Best Honey Cornbread. This is just a wonderful stuffing! I will be making this again! Served with a rotisserie chicken. Thanks twissis! Made for Every Day is a Holiday!
This is a different kind of stuffing with the cornbread - not quite like regular stuffing, but quite good. I used a spicy soy Mexican chorizo for this (at half the quantity since it is really spicy) and just a tablespoon of oil to sauté the veggies. This recipe filled a lasagna pan to the top, and looked like a huge amount, but in the end if you are eating it for a meal it will feed about half the number as the side dish serving size.


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Situated in eastern Caribbean Sea, on the boundary to Atlantic Ocean lies the island of Saint Lucia which is a part of
Lesser Antilles. Saint Lucia is situated to the north of Saint Vincent and Grenadine islands to the northwest of Barbados and to the south
of Martinique. Named after Saint Lucy of Syracuse, the island is one of the windward islands. Europeans first visited the island of Saint
Lucia around 1500 and France was the first nation to colonise the island in 1660 by signing a treaty with the native Caribs. From 1663 to
1667 the British took over the island waging a war against France, fighting fourteen times over the island, finally winning her from France
in 1814. A representative government was established around 1924 followed by the commencement of universal suffrage from 1953 and the island
was a member of the Federation of the West Indies between 1958 and 1962. Saint Lucia finally became an independant state of Commonwealth of
Nations on the 22nd of February 1979. This day is celebrated every year with a public holiday.
The island of Saint Lucia is also known as Helen of West Indies beacause her shift between British and French controls was so frequent that it resembled to the fate of the mythical Helen of Troy.
Already well known for his breathtaking scenery and rich tropical beauty, St Lucia is highly esteemed for a romantic escape and wedding and honeymoon destination. Special facilities for couples getting married on the island are provided by most of the hotels in St. Lucia. Some hotels also provide a suite or a private room for a wedding ceremony according to the couple's preference. The hotel also takes responsibility for requirements such as bridal bouquet, music, videos, photos, wedding cake and champagne toast for the bride and bridegroom. more
Diverse festive events mark the year in St. Lucia with Carnival and Calypso celebrations, to weekly street parties and world class tennis tournaments. Saint Lucia Jazz Festival is the best place to be at, for music lovers. Comprising of four days from the 8th of May to the 11th of May, this festival sees some of world's best performers on the island.more
During Spain's early investigation of the Carribbean, Europeans first set foot on the island either in 1492 or 1502. The French, English and the Dutch attempted to base their trading outposts on the island in the 17th century but was fiercely opposed by the native Caribs.
An island that travellers dream about is what St. Lucia is all about. A rich tropical paradise yet quite unknown. Come and experience it for yourself !
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On Wednesday July 16, Courts St. Lucia held a press briefing at its Castries bransch to make an official annoucement regarding their participation in this year's carnival celebrations in St. Lucia.
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Consolidated Foods Ltd. presented a cheque of $4750 to MESPRO International who are the coordinators of the Miss St. Lucia-Earth Pageant.
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On Sunday the 13th of July, junior revelers in St. Lucia exhibited their costumes at a parade which started at the Castries waterfront, passed through the streets of Castries and ended at the Mindoo Phillip Park.
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Introductory figures released by the St. Lucia Tourist Board show that the number of tourist stopover, arrivals i.e. persons staying 24 hours or more, increased by 10% in May 2008 which counted up to 27,782 visitors compared to 25,212 visitors who arrived in May 2007.
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PAX: How Firaxis is Upholding the X-Com Legacy
X-Com: Enemy Unknown's producer shares his thoughts on the challenges of remaking a classic.
1UP: I know streamlining is --
GD: That's a dirty word!
1UP: It is a dirty word, but it's also what the industry thinks is what has to be done.
GD: Yeah.
1UP: Has there been streamlining in this game, besides the UI? For instance, in the demo session, someone was asking about bases and how there's just the one base in this update. Is that a place where you're narrowing things down to make things more accessible?
GD: No, no, I wouldn't say so. Design decisions like that are things were taken deeply into consideration by Jake and the design team. He didn't do anything for the purposes of streamlining to make it easier to understand. He did it because he felt like certain elements of the original game could be a little more fun if that level of minutiae wasn't involved. You know, managing and manufacturing every single ammo clip for your gun. If we remove that element, is the game any more fun? Yeah, we actually thought it was a little more fun. And, in fact, he came up with an even more clever way to make ammo more interesting, which is that you have to manage reloading on the tactical layer based on whatever ability you choose, like suppression or a snap shot, will determine how much ammo you deplete. You can still run out of ammo in the course of a tactical mission, but you're not managing every ammo clip back at the base. It makes it a little more fun.
1UP: No ammo-making minigame?
GD: [Laughs] If that's streamlining, then you know... consider me guilty. But we wanted to do things that we thought would make the game more fun. That's the bottom line.
1UP: I was struck by something that Pete said in the demo. "You can lose." I think that's a very brave statement. These days, gamers are used to having their hands held. Bring coddled.
GD: Yeah, absolutely. So, even though we want the learning curve to be a little less steep, the challenge is not going away. You will lose this game. You will lose soldiers that you've grown attached to. They're going to die and be gone forever. And, you know, some gamers make hear that and be turned off, but it really is interesting. That's a part of the fun factor of X-Com. It creates this sense of dread, this understanding that I need to be very careful of every single move I make in this turn-based game to keep every squaddie alive. You really do grow attached to them. When you lose them, it's like, "Oh god, that sucks!" But at the same time, it's this feeling of exhilaration that this can actually happen in the game. Knowing that these are the stakes of the game, it makes every single move that much more tension-filled and meaningful. We look at games like Demon's Souls and Dark Souls and Minecraft and Dwarf Fortress, and we think there's a little bit of a renaissance of difficulty in games. Gamers are buying those experiences, clearly, and they're not easy games. They're challenging. You can lose. You can fail. And failure is part of games. So we wanted to bring it back, and we thought, you know, it's a pillar of X-Com.
1UP: When you say you can lose this game, does that mean you are in a total failure state and you have to start over?
GD: Yes. Now, obviously you have save games, so we're not going to be that cruel where you're 30 hours into the game and you lose the war and you have to start over at hour zero. You can reload. However... Jake is implementing a mode called "Iron Man." And again, this is a testament to the original where you get one save game. So if you lose some veteran that you've grown very attached to, you're not going to be able to reload in the middle of that mode. If you do, then Iron Man is off and you don't get that special achievement.
1UP: So does that only save at the end of a mission?
GD: Yeah, it saves at the strategy layer, when you're done with a mission. So you can't dupe a mission save.
1UP: So there is a little flexibility where if a mission is going horribly wrong, you can say, "Yeah, I'd better restart this mission."
GD: Exactly.
1UP: Can you still get an Iron Man if you do that or do you have to follow through the consequences all the way?
GD: I believe you have to follow through all the way, but I'll have to double-check on the specifics.
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Comments (7)
xcom not on consoles?Posted: Apr 09, 2012 12:00AM PST by pinchedace
Enemy unknown and terror from the deep did actually come out on consoles.
I grew up playing the first one on the Amiga back in 94 but it wasn't until a few years later that I finished it on the playstation. It was a buggy port but faithful in every other way without the massive "thinking times" during the enemy turns that plagued the game on Amiga. Plus it had cool cutscenes. I must have played hundreds of hours of this game. I would get to end game, but instead of going to cydonia would just continue building bases and massive amounts of cash. I would finish missions without having a soldier leave the avenger just by mind controlling the enemies and having them finish each other off.
Fantastic game, one of the best memories from my childhood.
If the master plan was..Posted: Apr 09, 2012 12:00AM PST by nipsen
..to strip me of all expectation and hope that xcom would ever be remembered for anything else than terrifyingly bad genre-leaping spinoffs. And then blow me away with the reveal of this project afterwards... then it's working pretty good.
Seriously, though. All the strategic elements, thoughtful simplification, instead of dumbing things down. Good grief, why have they been hiding this project, and showing off the other one..?
Funny thingPosted: Apr 09, 2012 12:00AM PST by Ichigo2862
about the old game, I checked it out back when I was a kid, saw the interface, fiddled around with it for a few minutes, then quit the game. Who wants to waste time with that crap?! When I went back to it as an adult it finally clicked and the game was hours and hours of fun. Looking forward to this, I believe in you, Firaxis guy. Oh, and sort of hope the FPS bombs, just so the publishers can finally realize we don't want them to turn everything in an FPS, goddamnit. But..well, if it's a good game anyway, we'll see.
I LOVE...Posted: Apr 09, 2012 12:00AM PST by JironGhrad
the original. To the point where I keep a rig built for that era of games even. Definitely going to have to get this one.
I hope this catches on.Posted: Apr 08, 2012 12:00AM PST by alexthe
X-Com is one of those games that console gamers have never really experienced, but i think theres a lot about that many people would love, and they deserve a shot to try it out.
I don't think Xcom fans would be dissapoint with any streamlining, like what he mentioned about producing ammo, i can't think that a classic fan would read that and say "Oh man, they are ruining the game!"
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Maui Agricultural Research Center
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It was in this garden operated by the University of Hawaiʻi that the state's first proteas were planted in 1965. Today you can walk through row after row of their colorful descendants. Named for the Greek god Proteus, who was noted for his ability to change form, the varieties are amazingly diverse – some look like oversized pincushions, others like spiny feathers. Nursery cuttings from the plants here are distributed to protea farms across Hawaii, which in turn supply florists as far away as Europe. To get here, take Copp Rd (between the 12- and 13-mile markers on Hwy 37) for half a mile and turn left on Mauna Pl.


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The proceeds from selling this product will be granted to the initiatives of both companies in the field of the social corporate responsibility and to serve the community, in addition to backing some local marketing campaigns.
The agreement was signed by RJ's Chairman of the Board and President/CEO Nasser Lozi and General Manager, Jordan and Syria at Coca-Cola Içecek Ezel Agaoglu.
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Lozi stressed that RJ and Coca Cola will work together to make this partnership a success, paving the way for continued commercial cooperation between the two big names in the Jordanian private sector.
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The original home of Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, and others, Sun Records ranks as one of the most influential record labels in music history. The foundations for Rock and Roll as well as Rockabilly were laid in these Memphis studios owned by the legendary Sam Phillips. Among the masterworks included in this sensational Sun set are Jerry Lee Lewis' "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On", Johnny Cash's "I Walk The Line", and Carl Perkins' "Honey Don't".
- 1.Jerry Lee LewisWhole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
- 2.Johnny CashI Walk The Line
- 3.Carl PerkinsMatchbox
- 4.Charlie RichLonely Weekends
- 5.Johnny CashBallad Of A Teenage Queen
- 6.Little Junior's Blue FlamesMystery Train
- 7.Carl PerkinsHoney Don't
- 8.Jerry Lee LewisHighschool Confidential
- 9.Carl MannMona Lisa
- 10.Sonny BurgessRed Headed Woman
- 11.Bill JustisCollege Man
- 12.Carl PerkinsRoll Over Beethoven
- 13.Charlie RichUnchained Melody
- 14.Billy "The Kid" EmersonRed Hot
- 15.Roy OrbisonGo Go Go
- 16.Johnny CashFolsom Prison Blues
- 17.Jerry Lee LewisWhat'D I Say
- 18.Bill Lee RileyFlying Saucers Rock And Roll
- 19.The PrisonairesJust Walking In The Rain
- 20.Rufus ThomasBear Cat
- 21.Jerry Lee LewisJailhouse Rock
- 22.Roy OrbisonSweet And Easy To Love
- 23.Sonny BurgessMy Bucket's Got A Hole In It
- 24.Johnny CashHey Porter
- 25.Lee LewisBreak-Up Jerry
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Sun Records: The Definitive Hits, Vol. 1 is yet another reissue containing classic late-'50s material from Sun Records. These 25 tracks have been reissued numerous times throughout the years, making them easily obtainable and, in the case of this Collectables disc, affordable. Assembled are the tried and true original versions of "Whole Lot of Shaking Goin On" (Jerry Lee Lewis), "I Walk the Line" (Johnny Cash), "Honey Don't" (Carl Perkins), and "Red Hot" (Billy Lee Riley). Similar high-quality material is also included from Sonny Burgess, Roy Orbison, Rufus Thomas, and Charlie Rich. This is essential material for newcomers to classic rockabilly; however, there isn't anything here the dedicated fan of early rock & roll doesn't already own. ~ Al Campbell
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You know we are all getting worked up about the Ryan-Murray Budget deal that raises taxes or "user fees" if you prefer. In case you haven't heard both the Chairman of the House Budget Committee ( Paul Ryan) and the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee ( Dave Camp) consider the new tax increases in the Ryan-Murray Deal to be "increased User fees."
You see their argument is that people paying for services from the government should pay more for those services instead of "being subsidized by the taxpayer." That logic is eerily similar to Senator Elizabeth Warren's (D-MA) when she helped create the video that spawned "You didn't build that"
You see according to Warren's logic, all of the nation's wealth because of the roads and other infrastructures businesses benefit from. After all they're using government services ( roads) to help their businesses.
Nearly every tax can be framed as a "user fee"
Our founding fathers detailed a series of laws passed by Parliament ( including tax increases) as the "Intolerable Acts."
Our founders helped organize the Stamp Act Congress to help repeal the Stamp "User Fee." And of course the Boston Tea Party was a response to the Tea "User Fee."
Sometimes things go our way, like when Jack Kemp helped pass Reagan's "User Fee" reductions. Or President Bush's "User Fee" cuts. Of course sometimes Republicans like Mitch McConnell help pass "User Fee" increases in efforts to stop us from going over a "fiscal cliff."
For those of you who will be flying any time in the future, should this budget be passed into law, your airplane ticket will no doubt be more expensive then what you previously thought. You will have the luxury of paying the TSA more for the privilege of being groped by them. So as Erick Erickson termed this budget deal as the BOHICA Act of 2013. The tax increase, that's not a tax increase, therein deserves it's own name. Maybe the "Ryan Molestation Tax" or the "Molest Me Please, User Fee Increase"
In closing this is NOT a Tax increase. You are paying for a Federal Service and dagnabit you ought to pay "your fair share" for that service, no matter how much you don't want it.


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Hey all. I always hear things on TLC and the Discovery Channel that someday we will all have our own personal aircraft in every garage and all live in fly-in communities eliminating the need for airline travel. I just wanted your opinions. Is this something that you would like to see or not. The question came to mind this evening while sitting through the lectures at "The Driver Safety Program." (My punishment for speeding instead of having to pay the fine) We were watching movies and having discussions on all aspects about driving safety and how to be a safe driver. Some topics brought up were: DUI's, not wearing seatbelts, road-rage etc. Then I started thinking about this whole personal aircraft thing. Of course I know that GA aircraft are flying all over, but everyone having their own small private jet. Would things that are all to prevalent in today's driving begin to appear and be a common thing in aviation? Things like FUI's (flying under the influence), and air-rage. I don't know, I see too many idiots on the road the way it is. I would hate to have to share the sky with them. Actually, unfortunately even when I'm flying nowadays I run into a lot of idiots that I'd prefer not to share the sky with. So imagine if aircraft in households were our main form of transportation. God, I can't even imagine that. Pulling up to the curb in my ultra-quite and ultra-fuel efficient personal jet to pick up my teenage son or daughter from flyers-ed.
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The new iPad has a number of great new features. The Display is the biggest change from the iPad 2. It will be the reason many people buy it. The new cellular data protocol called 4G LTE is another big improvement. Data speeds are now faster than most land line Internet connections. While this speed may decrease as more users come online, it will still be a major improvement.
The iPad 2 with 3G saw data download speeds around 0.5–2 Mb/s and upload speeds around .5 Mb/s. With 4G LTE, the new iPads are seeing download and upload speeds around 5–15Mb/s. Speeds vary depending on many factors, including distance to LTE towers. Yet many will see ten times the speed when compared to the old 3G protocol. For many, it is fast enough now to get rid of the land line Internet connection. This will not work because the new 4G LTE data network comes with a very big issue.
The biggest issue with the new 4G LTE network is the data caps cellular companies impose on monthly data transfer. Both Verizon and AT&T offer 2–3 gigabytes of data per month for $25–30. Every extra gigabyte will cost an additional $10. Compare that with some cable Internet providers, who if they have a cap, is usually around 250 gigabytes. Users with the new 4G LTE protocol can be downloading at 1 megabyte per second. This is plenty to watch HD videos. At that rate, users would burn through their data plan in less than an hour. Even with general Internet usage, users could use up the data plan in a day or two. The 2–3 gigabytes is just not enough for the vast majority of users.
Home landline connections are still needed because of the incredibly small data caps cellular companies impose, even if the cellular network is a faster network. Users will need to be more careful in how they use their new Internet connection on the iPad. That speed allows users to browse the Internet at a much faster pace that before. That faster pace requires a higher data cap.
This will be even more true with traveling. Most Hotels and WiFi hotspots will have drastically slower and less reliable Internet connections than that of 4G LTE networks. This will cause more to use the new network instead, which again causes users to run up against the cap even faster.
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