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Spanish slang hybrid. Condescending alternative to de nada. When combined with nalga, slang for "ass" or "butt," an informal, snooty, yet clever response is created.
During the meeting, the boss gave an unappreciative "thanks" for the countless hours of work by the team to complete the project. One staff member replied, "De nalga!"
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your welcome , very pop in South FLA
response to thank you, i appreciate it, thanks
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Cost of Phone Service in Europe - How to do it.
1- If I get a GSM 900/1800/1900 telephone here in the US, where do I buy the local chip there?
2- How much does the chip cost?
3- How much do calls cost?
4- Who bills me?
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MIDP 2 Supporting Mobiles ???
I want to know that are there any mobiles that support MIDP 2 Appplication Development, Specially gameing.
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ATTWS North American Package
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Signal sensitivity / Transmit strength
I have Qwest service because they are my land line provider and I can have the same number for both my home and cell phones. Other than being Qwest compatible, signal sensitivity and transmit strength are my only criteria for a phone.
I have tried clicking the FCC link using the phone finder feature of this site but always come up with errors.
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Motorola V600 Voice Mail Notification
everything I should to the phone.
When I get a voice mail I check it, press * and the notification never
leaves. When I get new messages I do not get notification that I have a
voice mail. (I do get the message though)
I thought it was my provider so I put my sim card back in my other phone and
I do not have the problem.
Any suggestions other then your typical trials since I've done them all.
Customer Satisfaction
the third quarter, AT&T Wireless had a rate of 6.4 complaints per 100,000 customers. The rate of complaints for Sprint PCS was next highest at 4.0 per 100,000 customers, while T-Mobile USA Inc., the U.S. arm of Germany's Deutsche Telekom AG, had complaints of 3.5 per 100,000. A spokesman for Sprint PCS declined to comment on the complaint figures. "Sprint continues to place a major emphasis on customer satisfaction, network improvements and product price satisfaction," he said. Until complaints for all carriers soared in the fourth quarter, Sprint's complaint rate was fairly steady for mo...
Use a phone anywhere?
Places to buy used phones?
Where do all those deactivated phones go? Phone heaven??
Tier1 traing for Sprint PCS Data Technical Support On Par!!!!!!!
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Treo 600 GSM, used on Verizon?
Also, does anyone have any insight on the Treo? There are a few guys in my company that have them and love them, but they aren't very advanced in technology so I don't know how much I trust their opinion.
Phone with ADDRESS capability
1. excellent call quality in SF/Bay area
2. good battery life
3. PC synchronization capability that includes mailing addresses (not just phone/email)
3. small durable package comparable to Motorola v60
4. speakerphone
any suggestions would be very appreciated.
VX4500 glitch found...
I just received my new VX4500 on January 31, 2004. It's an amazing phone, and I've been very happy with it thus far. However, I think I've found a glitch in it's programming.
If I am talking on the phone and it's noisy around me I use the volume control on the side of the phone to temporarily raise or lower the volume. But if I do this, the volume only stays raised (or lowered) for about 4 seconds, and then it bumps down to the volume level set by default in the settings menu. It will NOT stay at the volume you set by the side control for more than a few seconds!
I went by the Verizon store and showed it to the tech people. Einstein there fiddled with it for a few minutes and finally says: "that's one of the phones features...
35$ phones?
Have you seen the ads on ebay annoucing v600 and other great new phones for 35$.
I'll give you the link for free!
I don't know if it actually works - I'm just trying it out myself.
Check it out - it's worth a try I think.
Please, put my e-mail address firstname.lastname@example.com
as your reference so I can get my phone quicker.
Thanks! Peace!
moblie units
We need to replace the analog phones with digital, BUT we are not willing to give up the great analog service in our rural area and the convenience of clicking the phone into the cradle and not have to hook up different connections.
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Cast, writing keep Peninsula Players' 'Tin Woman' compelling
Fish Creek — A miserable old man sits in a chair at center stage, opening his thermos and pouring coffee as though it's a chore, before gulping it down rather than savoring its taste. A thirtysomething woman wakes up in a hospital bed at stage right, only to pump herself full of morphine so that she can forget she's still alive.
That's how things begin in Sean Grennan's "The Tin Woman," a heartwarming comedy — yes, you read that correctly — receiving its world premiere at Peninsula Players Theatre in Door County. But there will be tears accompanying the laughter, as we watch the loved ones surrounding these two wounded, flatlining souls try to quicken their pulse. »Read Full Article
'This Is Spinal Tap,' 'Dr. Strangelove' join Milwaukee Film Festival lineup
Even film festivals have a rowdy side.
The Milwaukee Film Festival calls its rowdy side Cinema Hooligante, and on Thursday announced its 2014 lineup. »Read Full Article(2)
Dinner on the farm with Cafe Soeurette will be Sept. 13
Dinner on the farm is an annual event for Cafe Soeurette of West Bend. This year the dinner will be Sept. 13 at Dominion Valley Farm in Allenton.
Chef Jodi Janisse will prepare four courses, dictated by what's bountiful then at the farms that supply her restaurant. (Dominion Valley raises beef, pork and chicken.) »Read Full Blog Post
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Taylor Swift, Blake Shelton and Nickelback
Taylor Swift goes pop, Blake Shelton keeps it country (although to some, that's debatable) and Nickelback starts a revolution. (But not really. Not in the slightest.) Listen to these artist's new songs and read our reviews below.
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Power pop group Ian and the Dream makes waves
As a new band, Ian and the Dream really lucked out.
The Milwaukee power pop act's first two EPs — a self-titled release in 2012 and "Saturns of Stars" in 2013 — were produced by a Grammy winner, Stephen Short. Short worked with the likes of Paul McCartney, Queen and Genesis at Trident Studios in London; won Grammys for his work for Chaka Khan and Christian band dc Talk; and managed the band Augustana early in its career. You may have even heard a song about him — "Steven's Last Night in Town" by Ben Folds Five. »Read Full Article
Los Tigres del Norte among music acts at Mexican Fiesta
Mexican Fiesta gets off to a big start this year with one of the biggest acts in Spanish-speaking music.
Leading norteño band Los Tigres del Norte will play an 8:30 p.m. concert Friday at the BMO Harris Pavilion, with seating available beginning at 7 p.m. »Read Full Article(1)
Lakefront proposes brewery expansion along river
Corona Extra beer recalled for glass particles
Corona Extra beer drinkers may want study the code on the 12-ounce glass bottles before they chug the contents. The producer, Constellation Brands Beer Division, has issued a nationwide recall of Corona Extra because of a defect in the bottles, which means some beers may contain small particles of glass.
"A production error occurred at one of four glass plants run by third-party manufacturers that supply us with bottles," Corona said in a news release. »Read Full Blog Post
Art City Radio explores Place
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Reading the John Updike stories: "Avec la Bebe-sitter"
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Summer concerts in the city
If summer nights are synonmous with summer concerts for you and yours, Wednesday evenings tend to be especially packed with options. Here's a bit of what's going on in Milwaukee today, including some opportunities to wiggle your toes in the grass and listen to music in the open air.
The high-octane Blue Jays are in town and will have another go against the Brewers, which "handcuffed" the Jays Tuesday, wrote Tom Rosniak. The game gets going just after 1 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post


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Jefferson County Fair features Little Big Town, Gloriana and Casey James this weekend
It's that time of year when county fairs across the state become a must-stop destination for some of country music's biggest stars.
This weekend, country fans heading a few miles west from Milwaukee will find two big shows at the Jefferson County Fair (503 N Jackson Ave. in Jefferson). Tonight at 7, Gloriana is joined by former "American Idol" contestant Casey James on the grandstand. Saturday night, it's Little Big Town headlining at the fairgrounds with Madison-based Madison County opening. With a mix of first-come, first-serve general admission seating included with fair admission and reserved spots at an additional price point, the shows can be an affordable way to catch these acts in a unique setting. General admission to the Jefferson County Fair is $10, with a few money-saving deals outlined on the event's website. »Read Full Blog Post
Hofbräuhaus proposed for former Bavarian Inn in Glendale
By next summer, the Milwaukee area might have a new place to grab its gemuetlichkeit.
A Hofbräuhaus brewpub and beer garden — large enough to accommodate several hundred patrons — is being proposed for the former Bavarian Inn in Glendale. »Read Full Article
WMSE Food Slam with live auction is Sept. 13
More than 25 restaurants and other vendors will be dishing up samples at this year's Food Slam to benefit WMSE-FM (91.7), from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday.
It takes place in the Grohmann Museum on the Milwaukee School of Engineering campus, 1000 N. Broadway. Food Slam guests can view the museum's art collection focused on the evolution of human work, including the rooftop statues. »Read Full Blog Post
Neko Case, Metric among new Pabst Theater group show announcements
There's a lot of news coming from the Pabst Theater group Monday morning. First came the announcement that Sheryl Crow is coming back to town with a show at the Riverside Dec. 5. Now the local venue organization has not one but four more show announcements to share.
Among them are Neko Case, playing the Riverside Oct. 18. Case, well known for her solo work in addition to her role in indie pop supergroup the New Pornographers, just released her mouthful of a solo album last week, "The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You." No doubt her longtime backing vocalist, Wisconsin resident Kelly Hogan, will be there. »Read Full Article
Opening day for Slice N' Dice sushi restaurant in Pewaukee is Tuesday
Slice N' Dice, the sushi, seafood and steak restaurant that's been in the works on Pewaukee Lake, is set to open Tuesday.
It's at W279-N221 Prospect Ave. in Pewaukee, in the former Daniel's Grill and Baja Grill building. »Read Full Blog Post
Day 48: Why Time Warner claims Channel 4 gave up dial location
In 1947, WTMJ-TV became the first commercial television station in Wisconsin and the 15th nationally to broadcast commercially, according to "Milwaukee Television History: The Analog Years," by Dick Golembiewski. But it did not begin life at the now familiar Channel 4 dial location.
It was first assigned Channel 3, in 1940. »Read Full Blog Post(118)
On Tap Today: Finding a cool one, or a cool place, for the last hot days of the year
Summer's not quite through with us yet - Monday and Tuesday are gearing up to be what could be the final scorchers of the year.
Take time to cool off at the beer garden in Estabrook Park, or in any of the great patio spots in Milwaukee (check ahead, though - some restaurants close on Mondays). Or get yourself a cone at Northpoint Custard, Kopp's, Leon's or any of the spots in town that sell Milwaukee's version of frozen ambrosia. »Read Full Blog Post(1)


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What advice would you give someone starting this project? When completed, it measures 15" from tip of tail to trunk and 10" from top of back to bottom of feet!This stuffed elephant is soft, squishy, sweet and looking for a child to love! The big floppy ears and foot pads will be so special with the addition of your fabric choice! Coordinate it with a blanket and make it truly one of a kind!If you are a crocheter as well, and have my Crocheted Reversible Baby Blanket Patternhttp://www.etsy.com/listing/83346172/crochet-reversible-baby-blanket-patternknit up this Precious Pachyderm to coordinate!For baby or toddler in the bed, crib, stroller, car or just for play! Great one of a kind shower gift, birthday present or for any special child in your life! Any worsted weight (4) acrylic yarn will work for easy care and washing! Holding up to lots of hugs and kisses! Make him or her as firm or squishy as you like!I would suggest washing just like any stuffed toy...in a pillowcase, tumble dry.
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My granddaughter would like to make this project Peter the Pachyderm but cannot find the instructions. Please advise. Thank you.:)
I do not have the pattern for sale at this time, just the finished product! So sorry!
I would love the pattern also
I'm sorry! I am not selling the pattern at this time, just the finished product!
Kind of a tease, don't ya think... showing the product and no pattern... :-( Hope you have it available soon...
If you scroll up to the source box at the top of the page (2nd gray box) the Etsy link is there to purchase the pattern. The comment above was in 2011 and I did knot have the pattern written up at that time. You can also find it right here on Craftsy in my pattern store here http://www.craftsy.com/user/25217/pattern-store I'm also on Ravelry as Creative Designs or Sheila Zachariae. Thanks for the note, I'll update the page.


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Comment Re:Seems this topic is stuck in the roundabout. (Score 4, Insightful) 364
I like how everyone assumes people make carefully considered, rational decisions in a high-speed crisis.
People probably choose to veer away from hitting people because they don't realize they might kill themselves - they just see what is in front of them and sure to happen, and don't have the time or wherewithall to consider the unknown consequences.
People will reach out to catch a falling knife, too, but that doesn't mean that they thought about the implications.


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Retailers can now use Facebook's Canvas ads for branding
The ads had been focused on driving results, such as a sale or app download. Now merchants can use Canvas to help build their ...
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The ads had been focused on driving results, such as a sale or app download. Now merchants can use Canvas to help build their ...
Amazon: Where more than half of online shoppers go to search
Search engines and other e-retailers lose share as shoppers increasingly turn to Amazon for product searches, a Bloomreach survey finds.
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No, it's the convenience of shopping during quiet hours, with or without refreshment.
You know it's a slow news week when normally sensible newspapers like the New York Times write silly articles like the one today that suggests online retailers are targeting consumers who are drunk, presumably taking advantage of their inebriation to sell them stuff they wouldn't buy sober.
From the headline, "Online Merchants Home In on Imbibing Consumers" you might expect several examples of web retailers that have tailored their strategies to consumers who've had a few. But, in fact, no retailer admits to such a strategy. The best the writer can offer is quotes from executives at eBay, QVC and Gilt Groupe about the likelihood that consumers who are in a relaxed mood might be more inclined to shop online.
The article also cites a study by a U.K. comparison shopping site, Kelkoo, which found almost half the British consumers it surveyed had shopped online after drinking. That may be true. But how many had, after having a cocktail or a couple of glasses of wine with dinner, gone on to pay bills online, read bedtime stories to their kids or watch a sporting event? The article doesn't say.
In fact, many surveys have explained why consumers shop online: Convenience, broad selection, and the ability to shop around for the best price. Even a sober person can see those merits. And there must be a lot of sober consumers shopping online, because a third of Americans say they never drink—but 80% of U.S. adults shop online.
A more paranoid person than myself might believe this story was planted by retail chains hoping some governmental agency will step in to stop online retailers from making it possible for consumers to shop whenever they please. If tomorrow's Times has a story about a congressman calling on e-commerce sites to close at 6 p.m. I might rethink whether that idea is paranoid.
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Tours being offered of Vt wind farm
LOWELL Green Mountain Power is offering public tours of its wind project on Lowell Mountain this summer.
Theyre booked for June; more tours are being offered in July and August.
A spokeswoman for the project said its an opportunity to see and hear an operating utility-scale wind facility and learn how Green Mountain Power is making electricity for 24,000 Vermont homes.
The tours last about 90 minutes, and visitors will be able to get out near the base of two of the 21 turbines. Tours are being held most Wednesdays in July and August at 10 a.m. Saturday tours are being offered July 27 and Aug. 31 at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.MORE IN This Just InSOUTH BURLINGTON While thinking about space exploration might be associated with Cape... Full StoryWhile the State Department announced Wednesday that Rutland had been approved as a resettlement... Full StoryGRANITEVILLE Vermont State Police say a Graniteville teenager was arrested as a fugitive from... Full Story
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What We've Been Up To
We are very excited to announce that we have acquired fellow infographic agency oBizMedia. Even more exciting is that Ritu Pant, owner of oBizMedia, will be joining the Infographic World team as our Vice President of Marketing.
This is a move that was really years in the making. Ritu and Infographic World President Justin Beegel have been friends for over 8 years, dating back to the good ole' days of Digg, being fellow "power Diggers." Justin started Infographic World in 2009, and Ritu ended up starting oBizMedia a few years later. Despite being in the same field, they remained friends and would trade stories on the growth of the industry, the struggles all small businesses face, as well as personal trials and growth.
The topic of an acquisition first came up almost 2 years ago, but did not really get serious up until a few months back. Both sides felt that instead of fighting against each other for market share, combining forces was the best route for both sides. Ritu brings incredible marketing, social, and content strategy knowledge to Infographic World, while Infographic World boasts (if we do say so ourselves) an amazing production system, top of the line clients, and a great team overall. The combination is one both sides would be deadly as this industry continues to grow and evolve.
So what does this mean moving forward? For our clients, we now have a content strategy and marketing whiz involved at the top, which means better content ideas for our clients, and added capabilities from the marketing and promotion standpoint in our offering.
We could not be more excited for this move, and look forward to working together to bring the company to new levels.
Press release: Infographic Design Agency, Infographic World, Announces Acquisition & New VP Of Marketing
Net neutrality: two words that incite impassioned debates and apathetic yawns in equal measure. Everyone loves their Internet, and they curse the WWW gods if their Netflix runs slowly, but people only care about net neutrality, it seems, when they can connect the mental dots between the electronic services they love and the politics threatening to limit it. From the speed of streaming content to the fairness of the market in which aspiring entrepreneurs and small businesses can create, net neutrality goes a long way toward determining all of our experience. The Internet gods aren't mythical beings–they're business owners, politicians, and multi-billion-dollar lobbies, and they don't respond to prayers or curses but rather votes and purchases.
Should net neutrality be regulated? And if so, by whom? Can the FCC be trusted more than unrestricted capitalism to keep the stream of ideas, data, and net evolution flowing freely? We need all the information to make up our minds, and this infographic is an outstanding gathering of the facts. It lays out the history of the fight for neutrality, the basic terms, what's at stake, and a lay of the land in both the court of public opinion and the political battlefield.
Higher education is the expected next step for most high school students in the U.S., and it seems that every day, we hear more and more about the economic effects of student loan debt. But does the same hold true when you take a look around the globe? You might be surprised to learn what we found out when we tackled some of those questions.
Based on our research, we found that South Korea has the highest enrollment of college-age individuals at 98.4% with the U.S. falling in second place at 94.3% (if that seems high, keep in mind it includes full-time or part-time enrollment in any post-high school training). Although we tend to hear about the higher cost of education in the U.S., it's always good to see how we compare with the rest of the world. This infographic also takes a look at the cost of higher education in other countries and provides a glimpse into where the U.S. stands.
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South Korea has the highest enrollment of college-age individuals at 98.4% – Tweet this
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Foreign governments have taken the labeling of GMOs much more seriously than the U.S. Several countries such as France, the U.K., and China all label their products that contain GMOs. Learn more about what GMOs are, and how they might effect our food source.
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Walking dead comics, I doubt I'll get any.
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To spend a week with my husband home from work. Yes, he took the week off.
A golf cart and no but I will be happy with whatever I get.
i already know what hubby bought me. two candles from diamond candles. just waiting for them to come in the mail. if i recieve any Christmas money, i'll be putting it towards a kindle fire. :) other than that, i just my boys to have a wonderful Christmas.
right now i would like to get to rid of the flu. :)
dh already got me my christmas present - a new laptop
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-- Chris Sabin will need surgery to repair his tore his left ACL, which occurred during the Ultimate X match on last week's iMPACT! Wrestling. He is expected to be out for six to nine months. Sabin had returned to action in March, following reconstructive surgery on his other knee. That kept him out for eleven months.
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Advancements in Rectal Cancer Treatments presented by Dr. Deborah Schrag, Medical Oncologist from Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Dr. Deborah Schrag covers therapy options, surgery options, and radiation options, that are specific to rectal cancer patients.
She also touches on the importance of clinical trials for this population, and highlights a few trials in research that she finds most interesting.


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Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is Golden
Skirmishes begin October 2 here, Sep. 28 in Europe.
Earlier this month we got a date, and today id Software and Activision sent along confirmation and news that Enemy Territory: Quake Wars has gone gold. As was previously revealed, the PC version of the game will be available in stores on September 28th in Europe and Australia and on October 2nd in North America.
Paul Wedgwood, the owner of developer Splash Damage, commented on the momentous occasion for the team:
"The opportunity to develop Enemy Territory QUAKE Wars has been mind-blowingly cool! The passion and effort put in by our team at Splash Damage, combined with the amazing direction and mentoring we've received from id Software has led to an award-winning game that we're incredibly proud of. Our team can't wait to join fans across the globe to fight in Earth's battle for survival!"
The PC version of Quake Wars will retail for $49.99, with an extra ten bucks if you'd like to pick up the Limited Collector's Edition. Activision also reiterated that Nerve Software and Activision Foster City are working on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 ports, but no expected timeframe for release was given. For the latest battle reports, check out 1UP's E3 preview.
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Awesome!Posted: Aug 30, 2007 12:00AM PST by H3l4do_azul
I just upgraded my ram!
does anyone knowPosted: Aug 30, 2007 12:00AM PST by papajason5
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Mitsuwa Marketplace- Mochi store
Mitsuwa Marketplace
675 Saratoga Avenue
San Jose, CA 95129
(408) 255-6699
When I was at my parents, my friend told me that the Mitsuwa in San Jose now has a mochi store inside. A mochi store?? Of course I had to check it out. Right inside Mitsuwa is a section selling elegant mochi, manju and some other Japanese desserts. They were so pretty, but oh so expensive!
After visiting Hogetsu, with their pretty manju and mochi priced at only $1, it was really hard to justify spending $4+ for a piece of mochi. (There were some that were around $2, but all the ones I wanted to try were more.) Another interesting thing I noticed was how much they charge for the box! Buying the mochi individually is cheaper than buying a box of the same mochi.
They did allow my brother to snap pictures of everything though. I was there for quite a while wondering if I should buy some. In the end, I didn't end up buying any though.
These ones were probably the cheapest:
These ones were some of the most expensive. It looked pretty cool. The outside is a dried persimmon and the inside is stuffed with white bean paste.
There were quite a few that had multiple layers, which I really liked. I don't think my brother got photos of those. Here are some more pictures he took:
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The first two pics your brother snapped are my fave i think. I love that red bean one and whatever that green one was (is that a green tea cake?). But yeah, wow, $4+/piece is ridic. Does our Mitsuwa here in SD have same mochi dept? Nice post!
I think the photos for those two came out the best. There were some other really pretty ones but it was hard to snap a good photo. The green one is a green bean past cake. It was so pretty, but just pure green bean paste seemed too sweet, so I didn't get it.
Sadly, our Mitsuwa does not have one. It does have a small little stand inside selling some imported japanese mochi and other treats, but it;s not a bit department/section like at the Mitsuwa in San Jose.
If you're back up in the San Jose area, Mitsuwa not only got a remodel, but they just opened a new section to the mochi store called Mochicream! Each mochi is about $2, is made in Japan, and frozen. The inside is creamy and the outside is super soft mochi! Definitely try the Raspberry Mille-Feuille if you try one: there's cream, raspberry jam, and tiny rice crispy things all wrapped in a layer of mochi! Nom!


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Share a little about the materials, processes and techniques used to create this piece. I use transparent watercolors on Arches 140# cold press paper. My brushes are surprisingly inexpensive, but I love them. They are Silver Brushes, Black Velvet rounds, mostly. My paint is mostly M. Graham, one Schmincke and a couple of Winsor & Newton.
Love your painting. The colors are wonderful and you really captured the moment. I love paintings of children.
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this is, AGAIN, so amazingly beautiful. you are so inspiring. I hope you know how incredibly talented you are I can't imagine what it must be like to produce such magnificent art! Thank you for sharing.
Oh my, you are too kind. I am very thankful for this gift and I do consider it a gift of God to be shared, in the painting of it, with Him, and in the displaying of it with you.
You're right, you've been abudantly blessed and the fact that you are applying that blessing and sharing it with so many is wonderful. Thank you again. I look forward to keeping in touch with what projects your working on and seeing the completion. I know they'll be truly inspired.
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Does tour cancellation signal end for Civil Wars?
Fans of The Civil Wars were caught off guard Tuesday afternoon when the folk duo posted a note to their Facebook page cancelling their current touring plans and utilizing language usually reserved for divorcing couples.
"We sincerely apologize for the canceling of all of our tour dates," the online statement from Joy Williams and John Paul White read. "It is something we deeply regret. However, due to internal discord and irreconcilable differences of ambition we are unable to continue as a touring entity at this time. We thank each and every one of you for your amazing love & support." »Read Full Blog Post
Present Music's performance of 'Inuksuit' doesn't disappoint
Present Music opened the new concert season on Saturday afternoon with 99 musicians tucked in among the sculptures of the 40-acre Lynden Sculpture Garden for a performance of John Luther Adams' "Inuksuit."
The bevy of percussionists and wind players used everything from temple gongs, drums, cymbals, conch shells and rocks to water sticks, whirly tubes, piccolos and several hand-cranked sirens over the 80-minute (or so) piece, written in 2009. »Read Full Article
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Emerging bands and seasoned music industry professionals arrived in Milwaukee this weekend for the third annual Yellow Phone Music Conference, a boutique Midwestern variation of the must-attend music industry networking event South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.
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'Spamalot' an uneven quest for Milwaukee's Theatre Unchained
Find Christ's drinking cup from the Last Supper? No problem. Splice a loving homage to Monty Python's low-tech antics with a sendup of Broadway's overblown extravaganzas? For "Spamalot" creators Eric Idle (book, lyrics and music) and John Du Prez (music), that might be the impossible dream.
Or so I found myself thinking Friday night, after emerging from yet another date with the frequently performed "Spamalot." Less than three years after a so-so production in the Milwaukee Theatre, this latest version arrives in town courtesy of Theatre Unchained — formerly Carte Blanche Studios Theatre — under John Baiocchi's direction. »Read Full Article
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The Wisconsin Singer/Songwriter Series' Song Contest is coming back for a second year.
WSSS staged a competition last year that attracted entries from Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri--and of course Wisconsin. For year two, 10 finalists will be chosen to perform in front of a panel of judges on Nov. 8 at the Unitarian Church - North, 13800 North Port Washington Road, in Mequon. The first and second place winners will be invited to open for LJ Booth and Chris Kokesh show at the church Nov. 9. The top three will receive cash prizes, recording studio time and a year-long membership to song placement website Broadjam. »Read Full Article


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Based on the classic tale "Rapunzel" A childless couple live near a beautiful garden owned by an old witch. When the wife finally gets pregnant she notices the rapunzel growing in the witchs garden and starts longing for it. She has her husband going to get it but he gets caught by the witch who demands to get their unborn child as pay for their theft. The wife has the baby and they are forced to hand over the little girl to the witch who names her Rapunzel. When Rapunzel grows older the witch locks her up in a tower to keep her for her self, but one day a young prince discovers the tower and the girl inside it. By watching the witch he learns how to get access to Rapunzel. He just calls her to let down her hair and then he climbs up the tower whit her braid as rope. The prince and Rapunzel falls in love whit each other and plans her escape, but one day Rapunzel accidentally reveals the prince existence by asking the witch why she is so much heavier than the prince. The witch cuts of Rapunzels long hair and casts her out in the woods.When the prince comes to the tower he climbs the braid but when he reaches the top he finds the witch waiting for him there. She tells him that he'll never find Rapunzel and then pushes him down the tower. The prince lands among the thorns that grows around the tower and survives the fall but loses his sight. Though blind he starts searching for his beloved Rapunzel. They finally find each other after a long search and Rapunzel heals his eyes whit her tears. Then he takes her to his kingdom and they live happily ever after. :::!!IMPORTANT!!!::: In one of the scenes it may APPEAR as if Rapunzels braid isnt as long as it should be, but thats just an _illusion_. Its the ..uhmshadows, that are tricking your eye to THINK that the braid just goes a bit down her back. But now you know. Thats not true. I promise. Its meter long. Enjoy!And please comment!( Sorry for the bad quality, I'm going to try to upload it in better quality soon, but it just takes ages!)


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Orchard Park Supervisor Janis Colarusso and Councilman David Kaczor attended their last Town Board meeting last week.
Kaczor did not seek reelection after 12 years on the board, and Colarusso lost her bid for reelection to Patrick Keem.
Colarusso was town clerk for 16 years before being elected supervisor, and she reflected on her 20 years in Town Hall during a 15-minute farewell address Wednesday night. An employee of the Erie County Board of Elections before she won the town clerk's race, she said she had wanted to run for years.
"When I started this dream 26 years ago, you should have seen the day I told my father I was planning on running for the office of town clerk," she said. "I keep thinking to myself, who would have ever thought I would be walking out this evening as the supervisor of the town, when all I ever dreamed of was being the town clerk."
Kaczor said it was "kind of a melancholy night" for him, and he got emotional when he thanked his wife and daughter for giving up "so much" for the last 12 years.
State Assemblyman Michael Kearns and Erie County Legislator John Mills also presented proclamations to Kaczor and Colarusso Wednesday night.
Also last week, Orchard Park High School students learned CPR in their gym classes.
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Five singers declared winners in local Met Opera auditions
Five singers were selected by judges to advance to the next round at Saturday's Wisconsin District Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.
Countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim, mezzo-soprano Corrie Stallings, soprano Caitlin Ruby Miller, tenor Ian D. Koziar and tenor Joe Shadday will compete at the Upper Midwest Regional in St. Paul, Minn. The five vocalists also won $2,000 each. »Read Full Article
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Walt Whitman may have rightly claimed that his poetry contains multitudes, but Emily Dickinson can stake an equally valid claim to being America's greatest poet.
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The floor-standing loudspeaker is your traditional audiophile speaker. Because of their large size and to-the-floor design, floor-standing speakers have the most bass, the largest soundstage and often overall the best sound money can buy.
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Dynamic loudspeakers use traditional speaker drivers normally connected via a crossover network that sends the high frequencies to the tweeters, the midrange audio to the midrange driver and the low-frequency material to the larger woofers. Dynamic speakers can commonly be found as two-way bookshelf speakers, three-way floor-standing speakers or in even more complex configurations. Dynamic speakers are the most popular design of speakers in the audiophile and home theater markets.
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Electrostatic Speaker designs use a high voltage electrical field to drive a thin membrane between two perforated conductive plates called stators. Unless paired with a hybrid design using dynamic woofers (like MartinLogan speakers do), electrostats don't need a crossover system the way traditional dynamic loudspeaker systems do.
Fans of electrostats love their linear and low-distortion sound. Electrostats are very hard to drive and therefore need very powerful amplifiers to get high levels of sound pressure. An AV receiver is not a good match with a true electrostatic loudspeaker system. Electrostats are not known for their ability to reproduce deep bass and are, in most cases, physically very large.
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Planar speakers use a thin membrane to create a three-dimensional sound that is beloved by a small group of older audiophiles. The most famous type of planar speaker is the Magnepan. Design flaws and technological limitations make planar speakers difficult to use in home theater applications. Also, don't let their thin size make you think they can be placed near a wall and still sound good. Planars need a lot of space between the speakers and the back wall of a listening room to sound their best. Planar speakers require a lot of power to play loudly and generally still can't keep up with dynamic or even electrostatic designs.
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The term "ribbon" in the context of a conversation about speakers generally refers to the concept of using a thin ribbon driver, along with other, normally dynamic drivers to create the three-dimensionality and characteristic sound found in planar or electrostatic speakers without sacrificing power and dynamics. The most famous ribbon loudspeaker company today is Wisdom Audio, which makes the most expensive in-wall, ribbon-loaded speakers on the market today.
2.5 Horn Loaded Speakers
Horn speakers are used in cinema applications and in many recording studios. Horns have a distinctive sound on the high frequencies and are the speakers of choice for installations behind perforated screens, as they are highly efficient compared to traditional speakers and therefore will play loudly enough to make the behind-screen application sound good. Klipsch is the most well-known company currently selling horn loaded consumer-grade speakers.
2.6 Bi-polar Speakers
Bi-polar speakers fire both from the front and the back. Planar and electrostatic designs are bi-polar, which helps to create their distinctive three-dimensional sound. Bi-polar speakers can be dynamic or any number of other designs. Bi-polar speakers are more subject to the acoustics to the room than more traditional designs. Bi-polar rear and side-channel speakers have been in use in THX-certified theaters for more than a decade.


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Sometimes the element you want to displace is part of a larger element, which makes it a little difficult to get the exact result you are looking for. In such a situation we have a few techniques that we could use help us displace a sub-element. One possibility is if the sub-element is actually part of a larger component family. In that case there's a setting that we can enable inside of the family in order to make the sub element displaceable. Another method we can use is to use the parts functionality that we talked about in the previous chapter.
So in this movie I'd like to look at both of those techniques and I'm in a file called displace sub elements in order to help me do that. Now the view that I have open on-screen is the displacement path's 3D view, and I've just orbited around so that I can see the patio. Now, let's say that I have this door, right here, and I want to displace that door. Well that's easy enough. I can just simply go to Displace Elements and then move the door. But if I wanted to further displace the muntin pattern that you see there in the glass panel of the door, the trouble is that if I tried to tab, you'll see that nothing is selectable with the tab key.
The entire element, in other words, is considered a single element. Now, contrast that to what happens if I displace this window. So I'm going to select the window and displace it. I'll move it out. And I'm going to deselect it. Now I'm going to move my mouse over here, and I'm going to highlight the window, and you sort of get a little hint here, because there's a little ghosted muntin pattern here, but let me go ahead and press the tab key. And you may have to tab more than once, but you'll tab until it highlights the muntin pattern and then select it. And now notice that I can displace that separately from its parent window.
'Kay, I can do the same thing here with this table and chairs. Now if I select the table and chairs, you notice it selects the entire thing. But, if I tab in I can actually reach in and touch the individual chairs. And I could displace the individual chairs separately from their parent table. So, how is it that the chairs and the muntin pattern are separately displaceable from their parent family when the muntin pattern in this door is not? But it all depends on how the object was created.
In the case of the door, there really isn't much we can do because if we were to tab in here to select the actual door. Now remember, if you highlight it, it's the displacement set, so you have to press tab now to actual get into the displacement set and pick the door. And then with the door selected, if I were to edit, it's family. What you'll see here, let me just orbit this in 3D just a little bit. What you'll see is this mutton pattern is actually an extrusion that's built into this door family so there's really nothing I can do short of recreating the way this door was constructed.
So in this case, the mutton pattern really can't be separately displaced from the door. So I'm going to go to the big R here and close. To close that door family, and I won't save it. Now, let's contrast that to the window. Now, instead of trying to tab in and select this one, I'll just select this window, because it's the same family and that'll make it a little easier for me to make the selection and let me do edit family. Here you'll notice that the mutton pattern actually selects as a separate family, so it's another window family that's just the mutton pattern.
And that's really the trick to making this work. In order to be able to displace a sub-element In a family, the sub-element has to be another family. More importantly, not only does it have to be a separate selectable family, but if you edit that family, when I'm in this mutten family and I look over here at the properties palette, if I scroll down. The family has to be set to shared.
So it must be a shared family. Now a shared family is typically used for a couple of circumstances. We used the shared family feature in order to make it the nested family separately selectable. And able to be listed separately on schedules. Well, in this case that same feature is what gives us the ability to displace that element separate from its parent family. So I'm going to go to the big r, and I'm going to close both of these families without saving. If you were to investigate the table family, you would find the same thing. The chairs within the table family are set to shared, which not only allows them to be separately selectable, not only allows them to appear on schedules separate form their parent table, but also allows them to be displaced.
Now, let me direct your attention to this other part of the model over here where we've displaced the wall and the windows. That looks pretty good, but notice that this brick soldier course has been left behind, and the reason it was left behind is this is a sweep. Now the trouble is that that sweep goes all the way around all four walls. So if I tried to displace that sweep, what would happen is it would displace the entire thing. Which may not be the effect I'm looking for. So what I'm going to do is undo the creation of that displacement set.
And let's look for an alternative. So, here, we're dealing with a system family. So we can't open that family up, and set it to shared. Because that's not an option for a system family. So what we have to do is try another approach. And in this case we can use parts to help us break up this overall object into separately displaceable pieces. So all you have to do is select this sweep. Create parts. Once you have those parts created you can select the individual parts.
I'm just using my control key. And now that I have those three parts selected, I can displace them. And notice that it displaces only those three portions of the soldier course, and leaves the rest of them behind. So, if you have a situation where you want to displace sub-elements within an object, depending on the kind of object it is, you have a few possibilities. If it's a nested component family, then as long as that nested component family is set to shared, you can displace it. Otherwise, you can look for opportunities to create parts from the parent object and then display just the individual parts that you want to shift.
- Creating and removing parts
- Dividing parts
- Adding and merging parts
- Creating parts from linked files
- Creating assemblies, assembly views, and assembly sheets
- Creating and editing displacements sets
- Controlling displacement views


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Shortly before suffering a tragic car accident, Kate McConnell wrote the simple but powerful words of Psalm 23 on a piece of paper to give to her wayward and confused son. The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. . . . As she loses consciousness from her injuries, she wonders if she's done enough with her life. When a lonely dry-cleaning employee finds Kate's humble, handwritten copy of the psalm, it begins an incredible journey around the world, forever changing the lives of twelve very different people. From a soldier wounded in Iraq, to a young Kurdish girl fleeing with her family to Turkey, to a Kenyan runner about to begin the Rome Invitational Marathon, the power of the ancient words begins to take shape in various ways, drawing us into these stories inexplicably linked by the passing of the psalm from one recipient to the next. Eventually, Kate's paper makes it back to its starting place, and she discovers the unexpected ways that God moves and changes lives through even our smallest actions.ith beautiful prose evocative of master storyteller Andy Andrews's The Butterfly Effect, this story will touch your heart and remind you of the ways God works through us to reach beyond what we can imagine.
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The students in Mr. Magro's class submit stories for the SOS File about their biggest emergencies, and then they read them aloud for extra credit.
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Alex is running for his life. After making fun of the notorious bully Brick Johnson, he's now convinced that Brick is out to get him. There is only one way to survive Brick Johnson--take karate lessons and become a powerful sensei. But after Brick shows up in karate class and treats Alex with respect, Alex's picture of him begins to change. How can Brick be a bully and a nice guy at the same time?
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Festifall is now set for Sunday, October 2...
Nostalgia from the 1990s is taking over the world. Pokémon, the popular game, television and card series, is ..
What does Chapel Hill feel and smell like? The director of downtown partnership in Chapel Hill, Meg McGurk, sa..
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A South Carolina developer, OTO Development, is proposing the construction of a new 4-story hotel on West Rose..
Offer your two cents on the future of Rosemary St. at a "Rosemary Imagined" meeting this Monday...
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce honored businesses and community leaders at its annual meeting Th..
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Last Thursday, Tar Heel Downtown took off on Franklin Street and proved more successful than many people antic..
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Now who the heck is going to want a T4 based phone after this review?
Hello, Hello TMSC? Can I get more of your fab line pull-eeeze?
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Think you meant 'not going to want', yes?
I'll take a couple - one for each person in the family and the rest for the village, and not to forget one for Fido as well - even Fido can appreciate it!
opps I forgot - one for Garfield too :)


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Frozen solid, her heart will not beat,
Summer over, arctic winds won't retreat,
All warmth and light has fled,
And you won't last long there,
Her heart it's a tundra in winter,
A winter heart, all dead.
The snow falling your love a breeze,
You won't last long, you'll just freeze
Icicles from the past have froze her core,
Only warm hearts will change the season
Her heart it's a tundra in winter
A winter heart, you've fallen for
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I enjoyed this a bunch. ^^
Great work.
Great work.
thank you so much I've been working on it for awhile now trying to get it perfect but i still feel likes it's choppy
pretty, makes me feel glowing inside
Lovely poetry...
Definitely fell for one of those this year...
Yea? and how did that go for you?
Amazingly horrid I'd have to say. haha Best 6 months I've ever spent with someone, and then the most difficult 4 moths directly after trying to resolve things
Not bad, but I find the use of "it" as an appositive unappealing here. Is there any reason for using the "it" after "heart" in several lines?
Thanks! for the tip I really appreciate the advice and I made actions to change it. Any better?
I think so. I'm not much of a poet but I believe that helps. Just seemed awkward to me. Anyway, overall it's a nice little poem. I'm usually not one for serious emotional poetry, but this one was pleasantly chilling (if you'll excuse the pun) and emotional. Not perfect, but you get the idea across nicely.


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Toy Darnell, 79, died Friday, Oct. 11, 2002.
A native of Jackson County, Mr. Darnell was a son of the late Tom and Minnie Wilson Darnell. He was retired from Stovall Motor Company with 30 years of service and from the City of Cornelia with 10 years of service. He was a U.S. Army World War II veteran and was a member of Grant Reeves Post 7720 Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a member of Cornelia Christian Church.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Whitefield Funeral Home, South, with David Terrell officiating. Burial will be in Yonah Memorial Gardens where full military honors will be provided by American Legion Post 84 and Rabun County DAV Chapter 15.
Survivors include his daughter, Cindy Huckaby, Williamsburg, Va., and two granddaughters.
The family will receive friends from 2-4 p.m. and from 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Veterans Wall of Honor, 555 Monroe St., Unit 20, Clarkesville, Ga. 30523.
Athens Banner-Herald, Sunday, October 13, 2002.
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This sturdy brick house is straight out of central casting for Americana. Vintage 1860s, surrounded by gardens, it is sweetly simple yet with a certain grace. It even has what real estate agents call "curb appeal."
On a quiet street in historic Burlington City, which has bragging rights as one of the oldest settled towns along the Delaware (1677), this house seems a perfect reflection of the town itself.
"We fell in love with it as soon as we saw it advertised on the Internet," says Christine Kong, not realizing the irony of such a juxtaposition. When Benjamin Franklin - as the story goes - strolled through Burlington City enjoying gingerbread on his way to Philadelphia, his notion of a web would be much different.


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I am a PhD student in biblical theology and a web developer. My interests include PHP and ecclesiology. My dissertation topic is the purpose of the gathering of the church in the New Testament. By God's grace, I try to live what I am learning about the church.
I began studying the church specifically a few years ago. As I compared the modern church with the church as described and taught in Scripture, I noticed differences that I could not ignore. In Scripture, the church lived as a family. Today, the church tends to live as an institution or organization.
I write about how our understanding of the church affects (or should affect) the way the we live our lives among other brothers and sisters in Christ. I've found that many aspects of our understanding of church (gathering, leading, teaching, etc.) are woven together such that it's almost impossible to focus on only one aspect.
I invite you to join me and my readers as we help one another share our lives under the headship of Jesus Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and all for the glory of God.
Our family is part of a hybrid (less institutional, more simple) church called Messiah Baptist Church.
You can email me at aknox [at] sebts [dot] edu.
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