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Scientific medical testing of the Guevara Lock of Beethoven's Hair
The portion of the lock in San Jose contains 422 hairs (73% of the original); Dr. Guevara retains the remaining 160 hairs (27%). Dr. Guevara, a urologist, and Mr. Brilliant, a Beethoven collector and specialist, assembled a nationwide team of scientists to perform tests on a small sample of the portion of the hair in Dr. Guevara's possession. All of the hairs used for testing have come from Dr. Guevara' portion.
Three scientific tests have been conducted on the hair as of October 2000:
Test No. 1: Radio-immuno assay. Dr. Werner Baumgartner, Los Angeles. May 1996
Test No. 2: Trace metals analysis. Dr. William Walsh, Naperville, Illinois
Test No. 3: DNA analysis of three hairs from Dr. Guevara's portion


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Mary Maile, 81, Webster City
Mary "Val" Maile, 81, of Webster City, Iowa, died Sunday, January 20, 2013, at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City.
Mary's body has been cremated. A memorial service will be held 10:30 a.m., Thursday, January 24, 2013, at the Christian Church in Lehigh. Pastor Richard Laird will officiate. Visitation will be Wednesday, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., at Carson Stapp Funeral Home in Dayton. For online obituaries & condolences visit: www.carsonstappfuneralhome.com
Mary Valeria Vladeff was born on February 14, 1931, in Lehigh, Iowa, the daughter of James and Marian (Carey) Vladeff. She attended Lehigh Schools. Mary was united in marriage to Vernon Maile in 1948, at Lehigh. The couple later divorced.
Mary owned and operated the Hamburger Inn in Lehigh before becoming employed by Franklin Manufacturing in Webster City where she worked until retiring due to ill health.
Survivors include her daughter, Linda (Alan) Ekstrom of Lehigh, Iowa; two grandsons; six great grandchildren; three great great grandchildren; one sister, Marlene Scott of Maplewood, Minnesota; several nieces and nephews; and her longtime companion, Earl Abbott of Webster City, Iowa, and his family. She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Gene, Vern, and Don Vladeff; and three sisters, Audrey Sassatelli, Betty Ziemcowski, and Tina Rogers.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be left to either: the Christian Church in Lehigh, or the New Testament Church of Christ in Webster City.

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Everything at a glance
The Media Library contains publications, videos and photos about the Schaeffler Group and its products, which you can download or order (in the case of large files).
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|In the Library, you will find brochures, publications, catalogs and other publications that contain detailed information about the company, its products and sectors.
|If you'd like to experience the Schaeffler Group on film, you will find corporate image films and product films, as well as animations that you can view, download or order in our Video Library.
|Our Press Media section is worth a look if you require photographs or graphics about the company, products, manufacturing as well as research and development.


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Right vs. wrong
To the Journal editor:
Since heaven was created for poor people, there came advantages and disadvantages. What would my studies show about education?
Years ago, mom and pop sent their kids to college so they wouldn't have to work like they had to. Now today, we have committees and people wearing ties. Also the government operating with professional students that have turned the nation into a conspiracy existence.
When I go to the post office there are long lines and the middle class people are now financially crushed traveling around the country visiting their grandchildren.
My studies also show education helped scientists to explore the great cosmic ocean and because of that nature has turned against us. Also my God tells me nature has moved the entire universe away from our solar system and eventually our solar system will be destroyed by our own sun. They call this a super nova.
Addendum: Mr. President, there is a huge war taking place in your country. A big group of people going out and making debts, spending money they don't have, knowing people with money will have to pay the bills.
Lyle E. White
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Filling the space in Dublin vacated by a fast-food operation, Alegria's Seafood & Mexican Grill is unusual among Mexican restaurants.
A glance at the menu shows that this is no ordinary Mexican place. The focus is on seafood (although there are some beef and chicken dishes). The seemingly endless recital of burritos, tacos and other Tex-Mex items is absent.
The seafood focus is largely because Alegria's features a large number of dishes from Mexico's Nayarit region, where the Pacific coast provides a rich assortment of fish and shellfish.
Rather than corn chips, thick corn tortillas, cooked crisp and flavorful, are brought to the table. They're accompanied by a fairly complex, moderately hot salsa. The dark color indicates a possible presence of roasted or dried chili peppers.
Also complementary, at least for now: a corn tortilla topped with fish seviche, which has an attractive lime-juice tartness to go with its pleasant flavor. A larger quantity of seviche can be ordered as an appetizer ($5.99).
And a bowl of fresh lime slices is provided for garnishing.
The guacamole ($3.99) looks and tastes fresh. Avocado is mashed and mixed with diced tomato and onion and chopped cilantro. The spice level is moderate.
Empanadas de cameron ($5.99) are semicircular pastries with a pleasingly strong masa flavor and tiny slivers of chili pepper filled with lightly seasoned chopped shrimp. A dipping sauce has a sweet and tart base that resembles mayonnaise. Each pastry has a long slice of avocado on top. The filling, the pastry shell and the sauce aren't outstanding individually but create a pleasing combination.
The kitchen seems to favor cooking Nayarit style, reflecting the cuisine of the Mexican state that combines bold chili spice with tropical flavors.
The charola de mejillones estilo Nayarit ($9.99 for a small portion, 19.99 for a large) is a dish of fresh, plump mussels in their shells atop a bed of red onion, cucumber and tomato slices. The sauce — a mixture of the salty cooking broth, chilies and spices — forms a sweet richness.
The whole langostinos ($16.99) are deep-fried until succulent. The meat is challenging to remove with only a full-size fork, but the effort is worthwhile, as the shellfish picks up varied chili flavors.
Like many of the entrees, the langostinos are deliciously garnished with buttery short-grain white rice mixed with a few corn kernels, peas and diced carrot. Also on the plate are seasoned fries that are crisp and not bad; a bit of potato flavor shines through the salty seasoning.
On the side is a large amount of a good salad — mostly romaine with pieces of red cabbage and slices of partially peeled cucumber, dressed lightly with a vinaigrette. A slab of adequate garlic bread finishes the dish.
The same items garnish the impressive whole red snapper that is deep-fried until crisp (huachinango frito, market price; $12.99 when sampled). Of the optional treatments, the garlic complements the flavorful, high-quality fish.
As with the langostinos, there's some work to be done filleting the fish, but snapper is one of the easier types to deal with. And it is worth the work.
Pineapple is a popular ingredient in Nayarit cooking, and Alegria's pina rellena de mariscos ($16.99) is an impressive, festive presentation of a half-pineapple. Some of the fruit has been scooped out to make room for a large serving of mixed seafood — which includes shrimp; small scallops; octopus; and, puzzlingly, imitation crab, along with sweet peppers and mushrooms. The dish, topped with a blanket of a buttery white cheese melted under a broiler, is served with a rice timbale that includes bits of fish, carrot and diced red pepper.
Also on the plate is an undressed salad of romaine lettuce, carrot shreds and red cabbage slivers with cucumber and tomato slices and thin triangular slices of the center stalk of the pineapple, which is pleasantly chewy.
In the small meat department, steak tacos ($2.49) will soon be added to the menu. Sampled as a special, the good-quality steak is in strips, simply seasoned and nicely grilled, and served on two soft corn tortillas with strips of red onion, parsley and an occasional cilantro leaf.
Among drinks, the lime margarita ($3.99 for a small) has good lime tartness, making it a refreshing accompaniment to the food.
For more complexity, there is the "original margarita" ($5.99 for a small); it has Cointreau and Sauza Hornitos tequila in the mix.


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|Husqvarna Designer SE
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|Craft Room, bench under exterior window
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|The full set of Husqvarna printed documentation is on the bookshelf in the Craft Room. A number of electronic documents and a training disc with limited semi-video walkthroughs are also available. (Note: Due to unclear licensing, these documents are not being made available on the Wiki. For the PDF documents, please see the Craft Room warden, or find the files on the Craft Room laptop under C:\4DEmbroidery\Guides\Reference. For the training dic, please look on the Craft Room bookshelf.)
A combination sewing/computerized embroidery machine. This page also covers hoops, accessories, and software packages.
See also:
- HOWTO Use the Husqvarna for Embroidery
- HOWTO Baste Fabric Using the Husqvarna Designer SE
- HOWTO Create An Embroidery Design for the Husqvarna Designer SE
- HOWTO Hoop a Piece of Fabric for the Husqvarna Designer SE
- HOWTO Change the Thread on the Husqvarna Designer SE
- HOWTO Execute An Embroidery on the Husqvarna Designer SE
At present, training is required for the embroidery function of the Husqvarna. No training is required to use the Husqvarna as a sewing machine.
To use as a sewing machine:
- Turn the Husqvarna on using the switch on the right side
- If it's not already attached, find the Husqvarna foot pedal under the bench. Plug it in on the right of the machine, near the power cord. (See the thumbnail to the right.)
- Once the LCD boots, select the Sewing Mode icon. (This icon can be found in the blue bar at the very top of the LCD. It's the fifth icon from the right, the leftmost of two which look like sewing machines. See thumbnail.)
- Select your stitch from the on-screen display. For a complete listing of available stitches, see the Husqvarna documentation noted below, or consult a sewing expert.
- Switch the foot.
- In the top drawer of the fabric storage cabinet below the Husqvarna, find the clear box labeled "Husqvarna Feet and Accessories".
- In the upper left-hand corner of the LCD, locate the foot display. Find the foot that looks like the display in the LCD.
- Raise the foot. On the front display, find the button at top right (with a picture of a foot and an up arrow), and press it. (In the following thumbnail, this is labeled as "1".)
- Swap in the new foot. (In the thumbnail, note the metal bar on the foot, labeled as "2". Snap this into the slot labeled "3".
To get more information:
See documentation as noted below, or see Craft Room warden.
Maintenance Info
During everyday use, a user will have to:
- Change the needle.
- Add or change a thread spool or bobbin, rethread the machine, and thread the needle.
Instructions for completing these tasks will be appended as time permits.
No advanced maintenance tasks have been identified.
Not yet compiled.
Beyond better documentation and investigation into the design/execution toolchain, which are scheduled to be handled by the Warden, the Husqvarna has no pending to-dos.


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For the tenth consecutive year, The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and the University of Georgia Law School are jointly offering one of the few semester-long study abroad opportunities available from American law schools. This 15-week program runs from January through April and is taught at St. Anne's College, one of the 40 colleges that make up the University of Oxford. The program has been approved for accreditation by the American Bar Association.
Students take four courses and receive 12 semester hours of credit toward their JD degree. Three of the four courses address comparative or international law subjects and are taught in a small group classroom setting. The fourth course is a supervised research tutorial in the Oxford tradition, in which each student will write a lengthy research paper on a comparative or international law topic of their own choosing. The research tutorial and one small group course are taught by members of the law faculty at Oxford. The other two small group courses will be taught by a law professor from Georgia.
In 2015, Georgia Professor Lori Ringhand will teach a course in Comparative Intellectual Property Law (3 credits) and a course in Comparative Constitutional Rights (3 credits). Oxford Professor Barbara Havelkova will teach European Union Law (3 credits). Six Oxford professors guide tutorials in numerous substantive areas of law, including comparative constitutional and human rights law; comparative labor and employment law; comparative risk regulation; and comparative criminology and criminal justice. Georgia Senator and U.S. Ambassador Wyche Fowler will also be teaching a course (details and description coming soon) (1 credit).
University, Town, and Surroundings
Students are associate members of St. Anne's College, one of the 40 colleges that make up the University of Oxford. Students have access to dining, computers, library, sports, and all other student-related facilities at the college. Students reside in a spacious new house in North Oxford (see photos), within easy walking distance of St. Anne's and the entire university complex. Students have library privileges at the university's Bodleian Library, one of the world's most famous research libraries.
Located 54 miles northwest of London, the ancient city of Oxford is home to a renowned university that dates from the 12th century. The city enjoys a remarkably rich artistic and cultural life, and is within easy reach of splendid countryside, unspoiled villages, and shopping. The city and its university provide an exciting setting for a semester program in law. The University of Oxford began as a confederation of independent colleges. The extensive grounds and magnificent buildings of the colleges still exist, each as a self-contained academic unit.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
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The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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The Theatre Department is a pre-professional program which offers students the opportunity to pursue the serious study of the theater arts within a liberal arts setting. Courses within the department afford training in the basic demands of the discipline — physical and vocal control, technique in acting and directing, technical and design skills — as well as the opportunity for advanced study, practical production experience, study abroad, and off-campus internships. The Skidmore liberal arts requirements help the student to understand the moral, intellectual, and political context in which any artist practices.
Unlike most liberal arts theater programs, students who major in Theater at Skidmore receive a Bachelor of Science degree. This reflects the fact that Theater is a pre-professional program. Out of the 120 college credits required for graduation, Theater students take a minimum of 41 credits in Theater and most students find themselves taking as many as 60 credits in theater. Typically, in a 120 credit Bachelor of Arts program students take 30-36 credits in theater and in a Bachelor of Fine Arts (conservatory) program, students take 90 credits in theater.
We believe that the best possible education for a theater artist is to combine serious theater training with a rich and well-rounded liberal arts education. At Skidmore, Theatre majors fulfill their choices for all-college liberal arts requirements, enjoy intensive theater training, and still have room for a variety of electives.


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Fellow Americans, there comes a time every mans life when we must give up ourselves before we are worthy to recieve. There comes a time in this war on terror when in order to protect liberty, we have to give it up in the mean time for safty. That's right folks. Today, Americans have forsaken the creator for the creation and have decided that they would value our "civil liberties" than protecting western civilization and rich white people from the tender mercies of radical Islamic terrorists. Selfish liberals insist and whine that Bush has no right to spy on Americans and ban certain undesirables from using our airlines. They demand the right to criticize and blaspheeme the name of our supreme commander and cheef George W Bush while forcing multiculturalism down our throats and praising Bill Clinton. We all know however that it's totally Clintons fult for everything bad in america. Now we are at war and we must make a decision. support the safty of America and defeat terrorists, or support civil liberties and give victory to the enemy. Its all because of Bill Clinton and civil liberties that we are in this war so it is only fair that we give it up. no one said life was supposed to be fair you liberal crybabys. Dont give me that rubbish about equality and diversity. WE ARE AT WAR! If your not for Bush and against civil liberties your a terrorist! Your probably even a Communist and should be detained. Therefore fellow Americans we must throw all of our trust and resources behind George W Bush and behind this war with no ifs ands or buts. Be sure to report any and all detractors and freedom supporters to your local military and never question. Bush knows what hes doing and we will win this war once and for all. Thank you and May God bless America.
In before Zot
And I was first!!!
You make less sense than Biden.
This one aint gonna last long.
It will, it has been reviewed and deemed Troll worthy!!!
AWwwwww... You shoulda let us play wit' him for a while before ya vaporized his mangy carcass. :-(
I see the account has been banned but the thread lives on.
Ho Hum. Let me know when the Left comes up with a new mantra.
Amazing you people can breathe without medical assistance.
did i make it?
Cool, I'm in before a zot. Been a while.
Hey, at least you admit outright that you're a troll. Maybe some trolls are learning; maybe, there's hope yet.
Wow! That was an amazing display of vapid stupidity. Your mommy must be very proud of you. You must be posting from the left coast, but you need to run along now and get to school.
That was funny!
Wow, that was quick.
Did they teach you how to be ultra-brainy in college?
This is not even half bad, its simply terrible. This troll is not even worth a Zot.
It didn't. The original headline was a special message from the department of homeland security.
I have been in before many zots, this is just one more.
Another hateful, mean-spirited liberal.
You dorks are a dime a dozen.
i didnt know kennedy posted here
It is all a conspiracy to get you.
We expend alot of energy assets and resources specifically to thwart yoiur life.
Because we can.
Darn. I missed the zot.
Is that short for "salt water taffy"?
Do these people really spell that terribly, or is there some editorial action going on?
I don't have much experience with Trolls.
Are they anything like Furrbies?
Why are democrats so stupid? Do you think this stupid little rant won any minds?
or at least in the first 50
the trolls are out all over the place today, aren't they?
Sure, sweet pea, you betcha. You're an illiterate moron trying to pretend he's a conservative. Take away the pretense and you remain an illiterate moron.
Congratulations. Few trolls have posted a less meaningful rant, and you get bonus points for extremely poor spelling, punctuation, and structure. You have done your party proud.
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Nah Furrbies are cute - trolls are ugly disruptors!
Is it hard to type with the straitjacket on?
Good God, can't you spell?
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Should people get top billing or the names of the restaurants? Rudy Malnati invented DD in Uno's kitchen. I think he deserves more credit than the location he happened to be in.
Gotta add Pizzeria Due to the first branch too.
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Massa motivated for 2013
Felipe Massa says the latter part of the 2012 season "was like a training session for next year" while Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo admits he is "pleased" the Brazilian came back.
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The 31-year-old's Ferrari career appeared to be all over bar the shouting at the halfway stage of this campaign as he struggled to match the performances of his team-mate Fernando Alonso.
However, Massa got his act together after the summer break and picked up 97 points, including his first podium since 2010, from the Belgian GP onwards compared to the 25 he scored during the first 11 races. On the back of that form, Ferrari decided to hand him a one-year extension to his contract.
The veteran hopes he can carry his end-of-season form over to the 2013 campaign.
"This has been a very difficult year for me, especially at the start, when we couldn't find the right way to move forward with our car," he said.
"The second part was very different: I was more competitive and I managed to get back to the way I was before.
"Now I am more motivated than ever: the second part of the season was like a training session for next year."
Ferrari president di Montezemolo praised the resurgent Massa and feels his return to form will be crucial come the 2013 season.
"I don't know where you went in the first part of the year," di Montezemolo said to Massa, "but I am very pleased you came back.
"It meant we were able to finish ahead of major teams in the Constructors' classification, but it is also important for next year."
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War Of Words Heats Up
September 27, 1978
I saw the comments Dennis Eckersley made in the Boston papers, which were picked up by The Associated Press, about how he believes the pressure this week is squarely on the Yankees. I found them a bit amusing because, after all, it's the Red Sox who have blown a gargantuan lead and now find themselves in second place. But that's the Eck; he has a mind of his own, that's for sure.
Well, apparently Paul Blair saw them, too, because he turned it around tonight after the Yankees won again, 5-1 over the Blue Jays, to maintain their slim one-game lead over the Sox, who also won again.
"Sure it's frustrating for the Red Sox," Blair said. "They're trying to make a comeback and win the thing, but there's nothing they can do but look up at the scoreboard and hope we lose. Boston has to win and hope we lose, which puts them in a bad situation."
Exactly the opposite of Eckersley's theory. And so the mind games continue. One day after Eckersley tried to heap a little burden on the Yankees, Blair reciprocated. Great stuff, which is just one of the many reasons why this rivalry is sublime, and why this season has become so special.
Sensing an opportunity with several writers and broadcasters around him, Blair kept going, and I know for a fact he was speaking with the full knowledge that his comments would make their way into the Boston clubhouse.
"Nobody can win all of the time," he said. "Nobody can go through the entire season smoking. You're going to have spells when you lose. The difference is Boston lost at the wrong time. They were 14 ahead. We won five in a row, they lost four out of five, and suddenly there was a race again. That's been the turning point in the season."
I almost walked away, but then Murray Chass, who works for the Times but has been freelancing for the Boston Globe with the Times on strike, asked Blair if he felt sorry for the Red Sox. I stopped dead in my tracks to hear his reply.
"I do," he said, much to the delight of all of us who were scribbling in our notepads or recording him. "They had a hell of a year. It's a shame to see either one of us lose. It just happens that the teams with the best two records are in the same division which is going to be tough for the loser. But I admire the New York Yankees because we came back. If we lose, we can still walk with our heads up. That's the way you want to end the season – with your head up."
Ooh, that last crack was a winner. I'm sure that's going to go over real well in Beantown.
When Blair was done with his diatribe, I wandered over to Reggie Jackson's locker to see if he'd add any fuel to the fire. He didn't, opting instead to heap praise on Catfish Hunter, and rightly so. Hunter was masterful again, throwing a six-hitter during which he was never really in trouble. In his last 11 starts he's 9-1 with an ERA of 1.71.
"Catfish has made a difference," said Jackson. "I've been in the big leagues 11 years and he was my teammate for 10 of them. I've seen him better than he was tonight, but he was in complete charge. And he won."
This one was decided early. The Yankees combined singles by Graig Nettles and Chris Chambliss and an error by Toronto third baseman Roy Howell to load the bases with one out in the second inning. Bucky Dent plated one run with a sacrifice fly, and Willie Randolph singled home two more.
The only other runs in the game came via three solo home runs, by Nettles and Jackson in the third and fifth innings, and by Howell in the fourth for Toronto's only run.
Lemon was asked about whether he pays attention to the scoreboard and is keeping his eye on what the Red Sox are doing. "I don't concern myself about what Boston is doing," Lemon said. "First place is the only place to be. But I don't think about them. They have a little man running their team and he has his own problems. I can stand the pressure. I'm getting used to winning. Everybody knows, I've had enough experience at losing."
Red Sox update: George Scott homered and singled for two RBIs and Carlton Fisk tripled home two other runs to lead Boston past Detroit, 5-2, and keep the Red Sox snuggled in just one game behind the Yankees with four left to play. "All we need now is help, but that may be a lot to ask," said Don Zimmer.
Luis Tiant, with relief help from Andy Hassler and Bob Stanley, earned his 12th victory, and he said, "We've bounced back and we're playing like we did before. These guys have really showed me something. People are calling us chokes, but they'll have to eat that. This team has proven something. Now we just have to see what happens."


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Whether you find yourself on the east coast, down south, or somewhere out west this summer, cool off with gourmet popsicles from a few of these top shops. Featuring everything from environmentally friendly pops to puppy pops, the frozen popsicles at these locations certainly aren't your run-of-the-mill frozen aisle�treats.Las Paletas
Location:�Nashville, TN
Featuring a long list of�ever-changing flavors, Las Paletas�has creative offerings and makes good use of both in-season and local ingredients. There is even an option to have your pop dipped in locally made Olive and Sinclair chocolate�which we find complements both their creamy and fruity popsicles well.�Some popular choices�are the deceptively good avocado, chai tea, Mexican caramel and wildly floral hibiscus.People's Pops
Location:�Brooklyn, NY
Beginning as a one-day experiment, People�s Pops has definitely found its niche in�New York City. The brand�is dedicated to using�the best local fruit they can get their hands on and a couple of years back, they shared all their secrets in the bestselling People's Pops cookbook. We are particularly fond of their recipes for Cranberry Apple Popsicles, Raspberries and Cream Popsicles and Watermelon and Parsley Popsicles.The Hyppo
Location:�St. Augustine, FL
Sticking to their philosophy of 100% home-grown, The Hyppo got its curious name from a combination of local influences. The business was created on the day of the Feast of Saint Augustine of Hippo and the main store is on Hypolita Street. Featuring a rotation of over 450 flavors of popsicles including a strawberry datil pepper popsicle and key lime pie popsicle, The Hyppo shows just how many taste opportunities there are available in Florida.Pop Nation
Location:�San Francisco, CA
Pop Nation is a family-run food cart business that creates all-natural popsicles you won�t feel bad giving to your kids.�These pops are vegan and gluten-free and rely on ingredients like coconut palm sugar and raw organic cane sugar for sweetness�not to mention, they are currently working on a no-added-sugar pop. We also applaud the company for providing recyclable bags and biodegradable sticks. Pop Nation limits themselves to one bag of trash per week and composts all excess food scraps.Six Strawberries
Location:�Seattle, WA
Vanessa Resler and Will Lemke began their popsicle venture shortly after Vanessa's cousin Alex, a man who dreamed of a popsicle business, passed away. Many of the flavors are drawn from ideas he brainstormed with the pair (think peanut butter and jelly sandwich) and thankfully, they are just as delicious as he could�have�imagined. You can pick up the pops at various Farmer's Markets in Seattle or�directly from their mobile bicycle cart.Lil' POP Shop
Location:�Philadelphia, PA
Jeanne Chang of Lil� POP Shop knows her sweets. She is a trained pastry chef from the Culinary Institute of America and has made it her life goal to create the tastiest and healthiest pops on the market. With unique selections such as creamy sweet and salty summer corn and Vietnamese Ice Coffee on her menu, we'd say she's well on her way.King of Pops
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According to many rumours posted on the Internet blogs and specialized forums after spreading among analysts and traders, Sun Microsystems may be close to making a bid to acquire Rambus, a developer of memory and chip interconnection technologies. The take over will have no impact on Sun's business in the short term, but may have an impact on the industry.
Rambus develops various dynamic random access memory (DRAM) as well as chip interconnection technologies and licenses them to interested parties. For example, Sony PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 game consoles use DRAM memory types created by Rambus, while Cell processors developed by IBM, Sony and Toshiba relies on FlexIO processor system bus created by Rambus.
In addition, Rambus claims it owns patents on key-technologies used in modern DRAM that is deployed in every single computer sold. The company is trying to force all makers of computer memory to pay royalties to Rambus for every single SDRAM, DDR SDRAM and DDR2 SDRAM chip sold. However, DRAM makers believe that Rambus obtained the patents by deceiving JEDEC organization. Currently antitrust organizations in the European Union and
If Sun acquires Rambus, it will not only automatically obtain its patents on various innovative technologies, including high-speed processor and memory busses, but will also inherit engineers as well as ongoing projects. However, given that Sun does not produce high-volume products, it could be cheaper for the company to license technologies from Rambus rather than to acquire the whole company. Moreover, Sun has been trying to make its servers and processors less proprietary in the recent years and it is not completely clear how the acquisition can influence such strategy. But if Sun makes technologies developed by Rambus available to those interested on different conditions compared to current, the company may gain a lot of influence.
At press time market capitalization of Rambus was $1.72 billion, whereas market capitalization of Sun Microsystems stood at $20.02 billion. The server and chip manufacturer also had $4.58 billion in cash.
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United Microelectronics Corp., a leading semiconductor foundry, on Wednesday announced a significant milestone for its high-k/metal-gate (HKMG) technology with validation of the process through 45nm SRAM product yield. The technology will be used for UMC's next generation 32/28nm process, which will be available in 2010.
"UMC is making steady progress in bringing our HKMG process towards 32/28nm pilot production so that our customers can benefit from the performance advantages of this technology. Despite the global economic uncertainties, UMC continues to move full speed ahead with our advanced technology R&D efforts. With our recent achievement of working 28nm SRAM, coupled with this latest HKMG process material validation, we are well positioned to offer customers a strong technology platform solution when our 32/28nm technology becomes available in 2010," said Mr. S.C. Chien, vice president of advanced technology development at UMC.
In October 2008, UMC produced the foundry industry's first 28nm SRAM chips based on its low-leakage (LL) process, which utilized advanced double-patterning immersion lithography and strained silicon technology.
UMC's dual approach for its 32/28nm technology addresses different market applications. The foundry uses conventional silicon gate/silicon-oxy-nitride gate oxide technology for its LL process, which is ideal for portable applications such as mobile phone ICs, while the HKMG stack is primarily aimed at speed-intensive products such as graphic, application processor, and high-speed communication ICs.
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This week was particularly monumental for the auto industry as the Obama administration
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criticism comes from Obama's presidential election opponent Mitt Romney
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"Just yesterday, my opponent called my position on fuel efficiency standards extreme," said Obama. "It doesn't seem extreme to me to want to build more fuel efficient cars. Maybe the steam engine is more his speed."
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"Governor Romney opposes the extreme standards that President Obama has imposed, which will limit the choices available to American families," said Andrea Saul, Romney spokeswoman. "The president tells voters that his regulations will save them thousands of dollars at the pump, but always forgets to mention that the savings will be wiped out by having to pay thousands of dollars more upfront for unproven technology that they may not even want."
The new fuel efficiency standards for 2017-2025 will cost the auto industry $157.3 billion and add an average of
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The 54.5 mpg CAFE standard aims to save consumers more than $1.7 trillion at the gas pump, cut U.S. oil consumption by 12 billion barrels, reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 6 billion metric tons over the course of the program, and encourage the adoption of autos like electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrids.
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That. Is. Awesome. I snatched up all of my grandmothers' cobalt glass and her blue & white vintage porcelain when my mom was getting rid of stuff. That blue is my favorite color...ReplyDelete
That is absolutely a GEM!!! Haven't been to our goodwill in a while, so it might be time to hit it up this weekend :)ReplyDelete
I can't believe it came clean so easily! What a score, and the trunk is fab!ReplyDelete
I saw your pic of it on insta and I wondered how it would turn out. It turned out BEAUTIFUL! Congrats on your awesome goodwill find.ReplyDelete
So glad it turned out beautifully! Saw your pic on instagram and was wondering if it would come off with ease. What a score!ReplyDelete
What a great find! Can't wait to see the trunk's new home!ReplyDelete
What a score! A gorgeous start to your collection. AND it looks especially fab on top of the brass trunk. You deserved to win that anyway with your mantle, but it just seemed like it belonged in your house. Can't wait to see more ofit there! Happy weekend!!ReplyDelete
I love GW gems like that! I have a small collection of blue and white that I started collecting when the hubs and I first got married. Blue and white is classic! And LOVE the wishboneReplyDelete
It looks fabulous!!!! Can't believe it!ReplyDelete
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Lucky you! I went today and only came home with a couple of paperbacks.ReplyDelete
That looks great. What a lucky find! Its beautifulReplyDelete
BEST. Find. Ever!ReplyDelete
Wow! Gorgeous piece...that is awesome! And love the way it looks atop the amazing trunk, congrats again :)ReplyDelete
Who would do that to anything in the first place?? Was probably some crazy blogger on a glitter kick. :)ReplyDelete
Yay! You got your trunk! I love that you "uncovered" that at GW! xo KristinReplyDelete
haha wow what a find! who would paint that beauty? i'm so happy your restored her to her original glory! you're a lifesaver :)ReplyDelete
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Lucky girl! I did this years ago with an antique crock (in my crock collecting days) and couldn't believe that someone would paint a crock. The jar is lovely now.ReplyDelete
Wow what a great find! It looks great I hope you were able to get the other one. I'm loving the Gina wishbone where did you get that?ReplyDelete
Such an odd paint choice! (I wonder if the previous owner loved it for years with the peppery finish or if it was a DIY gone wrong.) Good eye for spotting the diamond in the rough. It looks great with your shiny, new trunk. Congrats on the win!ReplyDelete
I was so excited when you won! That was one could good eye you had at that thrift store! It's a beautiful piece! Where did you get that giant wishbone? I think I may need one:)ReplyDelete
What a great find and your little vignette is just perfect! Hoping your week has started out great!ReplyDelete
That is an amazing find! You've inspired me to go to my local Salvation Army after work today. And I LOVE the brass trunks. I want one so badly and yet never find them in my neck of the woods. Many congrats on your win!! Loved your mantle:)ReplyDelete
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The American communists joined in the Soviet propaganda campaign. Corliss Lamont, a millionaire communist propagandist, wrote Soviet Russias severance of relations with the Polish Government-in-Exile, over the Nazi-inspired charge that the Russians murdered 10,000 Polish army officers, shows clearly the danger to the United Nations of the splitting tactics engineered by Hitler and definitely helped along by the general campaign of anti-Soviet propaganda carried on during recent months in Britain and America. According to the London Bureau of the New York Herald Tribune, It is a safe assumption that the Poles would not have taken so tough an attitude toward the Soviet Government if it had not been for the widespread support Americans have been giving them in the cases of Henry Ehrlich and Victor Alter.
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What I've come to believe (especially after 9/11), is that the reason there was no real anti-war movement in WW II, was because Hitler invaded the Leftists' hero-nation The Soviet Union, and everything and anything had to be done to save them. This explains why people like George McGovern became war heroes.
Otherwise known as "speaking the truth".
One of the worst crimes of WWII was the surrendering of Eastern Europe to Stalin; the war that started when Britain & France went to war to defend Poland (oddly enough, only declaring war against Germany, invading from the west, while ignoring the Soviet invasion from the east that actually resulted in the Katyn massacre) resulted in Poland (and many other countries) being given to Soviet masters instead of Nazi masters.
Churchill realized this at the time and was furious; the Western allies fought for (and got) nothing.
Yep, never has such an abject failure to accomplish a war's original aims been so falsely yet successfully described as a 'victory'.
Britain would have been better off staying out of the war and give the French time to complete the Maginot line across the Belgian border...
You know the saying: Stalin was better than Hitler so he is our friend.
Meanwhile US communists were infesting the US government under Roosevelt at the same time, but heck, at least they were not Nazis.
US Communists fought to keep the US out of the war until the USSR was invaded. They flipped over night and many of their members, drawn to the anti-war fervor of the Communists, left the movement.
Later we discovered the US Communist Party was under the pay of the USSR.
True, but what else could the West have done? Stalin never would have left Eastern Europe just because you asked him to do so.
It would have probably taken the threat of the atomic bomb to push Stalin back. Patton's tanks alone could not have done it. The Red Army in 1945 was a formidable, battle-hardened force.
Would the American or British people have supported the use of atomic weapons against the Soviets, just to liberate Eastern Europe? No way.
RE: Search "Corliss Lamont" and see how deep the rot of Communism has burrowed into the elites on WS and Academia.
RE: Search "Corliss Lamont" and see how deep the rot of Communism has burrowed into the elites on WS and Academia.
I am with you 1000% on that.
I thought Joe McCarthy laid it out perfectly in his book "America's Retreat From Victory" where he outlined how we screwed them at Yalta.
I firmly believe Alger Hiss had a hand in it.
It was shameful.
"You know the saying: Stalin was better than Hitler so he is our friend.
Meanwhile US communists were infesting the US government under Roosevelt at the same time, but heck, at least they were not Nazis. "
You know your history.
Not long after, Hollywood communists became pervasive..primarily writers.
Herbert J. Biberman
Lester Cole
Edward Dmytryk
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John Howard Lawson
Albert Maltz
Samuel Ornitz
Adrian Scott
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As to the impulse to ignore the Soviets ideology and atrocities during the war while they were ostensibly our allies - Churchill said something along the lines of...
"If Hitler invaded Hell - I would find a few kind words to say about the Devil."
There was an ENORMOUS anti-war movement at the beginning of WW II in the US. Groups like American Peace Mobilization held a 1,029-hour non-stop peace demonstration in front of the White House.
The demonstration stopped at the exact time that Hitler invaded the USSR, and the group immediately started calling for the US to enter the war.
Even the ones chained into their aircraft and in the punishment, death battalions charging the Germans. Their mass murdering dictator had ways of pushing his enslaved people forward and having them endure the cost.
Didn't FDR have his security clearance yanked for a while because he was careless with classified documents?
Yep. Even the ones who were given a few rounds of ammo and told to pick up their weapons from the dead guys.
But isn't it nice that the Commies did all that dying, rather than us running up even more casualties? Dead Nazis, dead Commies - both are good things!
Not aware of it, but I wouldn't be surprised.
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Interesting insight, and I've got to agree with you. Explains all the deception it took to get us involved in it as well.
I am with you 1000% on that.
I thought Joe McCarthy laid it out perfectly in his book "America's Retreat From Victory" where he outlined how we screwed them at Yalta.
I firmly believe Alger Hiss had a hand in it.
It was shameful.
If France & Britain had done nothing the Nazis would have probably just gone to war with the Soviet Union; that way everybody wins!
"Stalin never would have left Eastern Europe just because you asked him to do so."
Stalin halted his armies after the Soviet territory had been cleared, then asked the Western Allies what incentive he had to continue a war that had already cost so many Russian lives. In order to keep the pressure up on the Eastern Front while the allies came in from the west, they gave him Eastern Europe.
The Soviet Union was spent by that time, anyway; most of the ethnic Russians for that generation were killed, and replaced by Far Eastern minorities; they even had women in combat roles (the effect of that loss of life can be seen even today). The move into Eastern Europe was behind a rolling artillery barrage, as they had more shells than men.
Americans didn't go to war to liberate Eastern Europe/Poland; we probably had the least reason of any combatants to fight in Europe.
In my neck of the woods there are many Eastern Europeans, and you quickly realize they have a very different take on "The Great Crusade" than Americans learn in school.
They lived through the consequences.
"Arguably, the Soviets did do most of the heavy lifting on the land campaigns against the Third Reich."
It isn't even arguable; they did. How that translates into keeping territories of other countries that had been victimized by the Nazis is beyond me; by what right would they keep Poland?
Our collusion with the USSR guaranteed that we would fight wars in Korea and Vietnam because we rescued Stalin while selling out Europe.
Churchill was the one leader who understood at the time that his country had wasted all those lives for nothing, and in the end all they had to show for it was the breakup of their empire.
While American Marines were dying in the Pacific, and Americans at home dealt with rationing so that we could supply the Soviet Union with food and weapons, the USSR and Japan observed a cease-fire until the last months of the war.
One of my ex-wife's childhood friends was of Polish descent, never knowing her grandfather who a Polish officer killed at Katyn.
You said: "...they have a very different take on The Great Crusade than Americans learn in school..."
Can you elaborate on that for me? Are you speaking of the sentiment: "...the war served a generation of Britons and Americans as a myth which enshrined their essential purity, a parable of good and evil...?
Poland had not existed since the 18th century. After WWI it was reconstituted out land taken from Germany and Russia. As far as the Russians were concerned, they were getting some of their own back. I'm not saying it was right, just that they saw it that way (sorta like the Chinese believing that every land that ever paid them tribute is actually a stray part of "Greater China" or something like that...).
If we wanted to fight Germany, we had to collude with the Soviets. There was an example of the Russians signing a separate peace with Germany in WWI. If the Russians had signed a separate peace in WWII, the Germans would have been able to double the forces facing us. If didn't want to fight Germany, well, we were not offered that choice.
Hitler and Stalin both signed the Non-Aggression Pact assuming certain things would happen, that didn't turn out for them.
Stalin expected a long protacted war in the West, which would deplete the armies of Britain, France and Germany, allowing the Soviets to swoop in and conquer all of Europe.....but what he didn't count on was France falling in just six weeks.
Hitler thought the Non-Aggression Pact would get Britain and France to call off the dogs, and give him free rein in Eastern Europe, which also didn't happen.
Hitler was obsessed with eliminating every single Jew on the planet....certainly conquering the US and eliminating her Jews was going to be something Hitler would do, if he was in position to do so.
I don't think so. There weren't enough GERMANS to conquer the entire world. I think he was looking for room in Russia - that other miscalculation - where he thought France and UK would back off - indicates his real intentions.
But, even he did, we had a bit of time before he'd be able to stage an invasion of the US... Something about not having much of a navy outside the Ubootwaffe.
True, but remember, Hitler had Ukrainians, Romanians, etc. fighting for him. And he had Vlasov's Army potentially at his disposal had he defeated Russia. Some speculate, out of admiration for Stalin, he would have offered Stalin a chance to keep command of a puppet state, though I certainly doubt he would have accepted it. Over time as Nazi Europe became more consolidate, certainly there would also be French troops fighting for the Nazis.
I was just saying that the only reason we didn't have the same anti-war protests like we did during Vietnam was because the Left desperately needed to save their hero-nation.
"As far as the Russians were concerned, they were getting some of their own back."
Germany (and Austria) used the same logic; Poland was re-created from territory of all three after WWI. That same defense could be used by the USSR for keeping the Baltic states (and trying for Finland); all four were created from Tsarist Russian territory.
"If we wanted to fight Germany, we had to collude with the Soviets."
As with WWI, we had little reason to fight Germany. In any case, Germany achieved its goal (domination of Europe) and the views held by the Nazis (post-Christian paganism) also dominate.
It goes beyond that; the fact is that 2 evil forces were fighting for domination of Europe, and the Western Democracies stood to gain little by involving themselves in such a war (and in fact did gain little). Many of the new coutries forged after WWI lost the independence which had been used as an excuse to fight in that war, and they remained enslaved for almost 50 years.
The end result of the war (Soviet domination of Eastern Europe, and influence in Asia that would lead to the fall of China and wars in Korea & Vietnam) demonstrated what an exercise in futility it had been.
Ummm, there was this little issue of Germany declaring war on us... I know our anti-sub patrols were, perhaps, a bit provocative, but they didn't declare war on us until the Japs attacked us at Pearl Harbor.
Once they did that, it was on.
Have to agree with you on the last part. The EU ended up mostly "Juden-rein" and is largely dominated by Germany. Dunno that Reich would have tolerated the Muzzies, though.
That still wouldn't be enough. He regard Slavs as "untermenschen" so I don't know if he would made use of his biggest source of manpower.
And the navies of Germany, its allies and its conquests, still would not have had parity with the USN. You needed the Japanese and their naval aviation - and they were half the world away!
We were in the war by arming England against Germany and China against Japan.
In WWI England blockaded Germany against trade with the US (prior to our involvement), and we did nothing. I live within s few miles of 2 sites that were bombed by saboteurs in WWI (in Lyndhurst & Jersey City, NJ); this was a reaction of German sympathizers here who realized that the weapons made here were killing Germans in a war in which we were officially neutral.
WWII was no different; as a "neutral" we were shipping the weapons to kill Germans to England while officially remaining neutral.
That's an interesting take on the situation. From what I'd read, Stalin wanted Eastern Europe as a buffer region between him and the West. Stalin didn't want any more surprise attacks into Soviet territory like what had happened in 1941. If that were the case, Stalin would have grabbed the region regardless.
Well, I'm sure we would have gladly sold weapons to the Germans if there had been any way to deliver them (*snicker*). After all, Standard Oil managed to get a few tankers of petrol to Germany through Spain.
But that's what happens when you surrender control of the sea...
I don't know where you read in my response, anywhere, that I said anything whatsoever about whether we should or should not have been involved in WWII.
I do know at the time that sentiment ran AGAINST going to war in Europe 2 to 1 against. I know that FDR and Churchill allowed the Brits to help us set up the OSS, and I know that FDR knew Pearl Harbor was going to be bombed. I also know Churchill was desperate to get us into it on their side.
WWI was still an open wound, and Lindbergh, who was a US superstar was telling people we could live with Hitler at the time.
Now, these are facts.
That WWII was a just war doesn't forgive our government from the manipulation that occurred in order to get us into it.
We know NOW about the holocaust. At the time, and in 1938, there wasn't. All we knew was 'Germany was at it again'. Spain was at war in 1930, even with WWI having happened 11 years earlier.
The RPP (Reasonably Prudent Person) might have come to the idea "I'm glad Dad left when he did. I want no part of what's going on over there."
There was no American Legion in WWI - men were allowed to keep their uniforms and they got a train ticket back to their home town. You lost a limb - those are the breaks.
Nobody, and I mean nobody, in the US was spoiling for a fight until December 7, 1941. Justification has nothing to do with it.
Even Patton was in the dark about it until he rolled into one of the camps, took all the civilians prisoner, made them file through, and filmed everything. I believe that was 1944, and summer.
Only when it was convenient....Slovaks were Slavs, just like Poles and Russians, but the difference was, Tiso and the Slovaks cooperated with Nazi Germany, so they were left alone.
I believe the agreement to give him Eastern Europe was made at Yalta; late in the war he couldn't have done anything without the approval of the US & UK. They were feeding his people, and his army was on its last legs. It was one thing to chase a starving, beaten army back to Berlin; quite another to fight 2 countries that in comparison to the USSR and Germany has suffered rather light casualties (the Axis armies that were lost in Stalingrad alone were almost on par with US casualties for the whole war).
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as an early christmas gift, my wife got two tickets for us to see elvis costello at the famed chicago theater. it is a small venue where every seat in the house is a good one.
merry christmas everyone.
it was a one man show. him and 5 diffeent guitars alone on stage. he was quite chatty, and funny...and clever. he decontructed his songs and gave renditions i never thought i'd hear. and i have to admit, i always sort of thought his voice had limited range. this guy sang his balls off. and it just may be one of the top 5 concerts i have ever seen.
i have a thought. and it is this...the golden age of rock music is now ending. there are the dinosaurs of rock. paul, the stones, dylan. all continuing to tour. but soon, they will not. so i offer this advice...if you have a chance to see a rock and roll legend, do it. the greats are going to be gone soon. go see who you can now.
and DO NOT spend all of your fine concert going time with a cell phone in your hand trying to record a song or group of songs. be there. enjoy your time. watch and enjoy the concert. don't play with your phone. memories are what we have to look back on and remember fondly. not messing with blurry electronic devises.