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Stand-Up Paddleboard
You don't need to be in Hawaii to experience summer's hottest trend: stand-up paddleboarding. An ancient form of surfing, it's now taking off all over the world since you can try it anywhere there's water -- no waves required.
Outdoor Movie Projector
Watch movies in your own backyard this summer. The WowWee Cinemin Slice Pico Projector lets you project any multimedia -- movies, video games, TV -- on a blank wall.
High Heel Protector Cap
Think you can't pack high heels for that outdoor wedding or party this summer? SoleMates, allows you to "put on your party shoes" without sinking into the grass.
Emergency Portable Weather Radio
Remember getting caught in a storm while kayaking last summer? You told yourself you'd never let that happen again. With Oregon Scientific's Emergency Portable Weather Radio, you'll always be prepared for bad weather (and you'll always have tunes on-the-go).
Underwater HD Video Mask
Capture crystal-clear video on your next snorkeling diving trip with this Scuba Series Underwater HD Video Mask. With your hands free, you'll be able to swim faster from the menacing-looking stingrays.
Stowaway Backpack
Travel like the pros with the Kiva Bags Packing Genius Stowaway Pack -- a lightweight and comfortable pack that can be quickly stowed away in its own internal pouch.
Pet Stroller
Even Fido needs a little break this summer. Treat your pup to a long and leisurely walk in this pet stroller by Pet Gear, Inc.
Portable Grill
Grill on the go this summer with this portable grill from Cuisinart. Large enough to cook most family meals -- 8 steaks, 8 hamburgers, 6-10 chicken breasts, or over 4 pounds of fish -- you'll be able to feed the entire gang wherever you go this summer.
Protective Case for Kindle
Use your Kindle worry-free this summer at the beach or pool with the splash-proof KlearKase for Kindle.
Waterproof Camera/Phone Case
Protect your camera or cell phone against water with this tough vinyl waterproof bag by Austin House. The fold-over design locks to ensure contents stay dry, so you can have fun in the water with your summer essentials.
Cooler Speaker Tote
Keep your food cool and your music hot this summer with this canvas carry-all cooler from Pottery Barn. With its built-in speakers, you can play music from your smart phone or mp3 device.
Bocce Ball Set
Play a round of bocce at your cookouts this summer -- a perfect activity for outdoor family fun.


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By CARL SETTERLUND
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — For Jermaine Jones, the New England Revolution's desire to sign him was more than enough to convince him that the club should be his future home.
Jones was awarded to the Revolution via a two-team blind draw to much local fanfare on Sunday, and the 32-year-old U.S. Men's National Team midfielder began his MLS career by joining the rest of his New England teammates for Tuesday morning training. He was a full participant in the session despite having not played or trained with a team since the U.S. tam's elimination from the World Cup on July 1 and stated afterwards that he was plenty pleased to a be member of the Revolution given how much interest they showed in him in recent weeks.
"The New England Revolution, they pushed so bad that they want me," Jones said at an introductory press conference Tuesday afternoon at Gillette Stadium. "If you have that feeling that somebody is really interested and pushed it so far, I would say, 'Okay, I will go to New England.'"
A dual-national who spent the first 14 years of his career in Europe and predominantly in his native Germany, Jones had been without a team since before the World Cup. German outfit Schalke had loaned him to Besiktas of Turkey during the winter transfer window, but his contract expired at season's end and neither side brought him back.
That left Jones to contemplate what it would be like to try something new at this phase in his career.
"Before the World Cup I was thinking about making that move to the States, to MLS," Jones said. "I talked with the national team coach, Jurgen Klinsmann, a lot about that stuff. I would say he was one who pushed me to make that step, to come back here and play for an MLS team."
Jones, who spent part of his childhood in Chicago, took the opportunity to refute rumors that he preferred to joined the Chicago Fire – the other team involved in the blind draw – over New England.
"I have to say a lot of people were tweeting that I was saying that I want to play in Chicago," Jones said. "The point was not true. I already said that on my Twitter."
The veteran defensive midfielder would seem to be a perfect fit for New England, who have lacked bite in the center of the park since Andy Dorman went down with an injury in early July. Although not yet fully fit, Jones should also eventually provide the kind of high motor that will free up more offensive-minded players like Lee Nguyen or Kelyn Rowe.
"The minute you hear that a player of Jermaine's caliber is out there, we jumped at the opportunity," Revolution coach Jay Heaps said. "If you look at a spectrum of players, he was exactly the player we wanted, so I want to thank as a staff (team president) Brian (Bilello) and (general manager) Mike (Burns) and, of course, the Kraft family for pursuing this as hard as they did."
Jones joins the Revolution on a contract worth $4.7 million that will take him through the end of the 2015 season, at which point he will be 34.
The immediate focus will be on the stretch run of the season as New England (9-12-3) currently sits one point behind the New York Red Bulls for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot.
"His presence on the field is going to give us a huge lift," Heaps said. "I think most importantly was just, when (Jones) walked in the door today, there's an instant respect. I think our players, last game, we averaged an age of 23 years of age. … They're looking for someone to lead."
One surprise detail that became public today was that forward Charlie Davies was in the recruitment process. Davies said he has known Jones since 2010, when he was still tight-knit with many of the players on the U.S. Men's National Team.
"I kind of knew already because I'd been talking with Jermaine for a little bit," Davies said. "Obviously I'm excited as anybody. He's a good guy, we get along really well and I think he'll fit right in. I think he's just the player that we were missing, really that bite in the midfield, that experience."
Jones said Davies reassured him that the FieldTurf at Gillette Stadium would not be a problem to play on. Davies added that he tried to sell Jones on living in the Boston area.
Bilello said that the front office had approval from the Kraft family ownership to pursue Jones dating back several weeks.
"The process probably started a month or so ago when we got a call from Jermaine's representative that he was interested in signing with MLS," Revolution general manager Mike Burns said. "I think it's important for us to note that, while we weren't so public with our interest, both MLS and his representatives were well aware of our interest in Jermaine and we kind of kept it quiet until the end."
Heaps did not say whether Jones would be available for the Revolution's game this weekend at Toronto FC, but Jones hinted at possibly coming off the bench.
Old School
RIP knees.
Do they train on turf as well?
He must be super excited being forced to join a 3rd rate team, playing on horrible artificial turf in front of 6,000 people during home games.
MLS: the gift that just keeps giving…
You are 10k off the mark. New England is averaging around 16k fan per home game this season. About the same as Chicago and Columbus who has SSS.
Get your facts correct: http://www.patriots.com/news/article-1/Gillette-Stadium-upgrading-field-surface/947114ad-9640-4dfc-9bb5-92faca964832
Replaced in April & is the same surface that Seattle & Portland play on… Don't hear Clint Dempsey complaining
Quit Whining About Soccer in the US
Seriously, just go away. I have no idea, but I would guess there are 10,000 other teams that you can follow.
despite the drama, i'm glad he's in MLS.
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August 7, 2015 (New York) — MLS today announced the long-awaited return to the league of forward Jozy Altidore, who began his professional career with the then-MetroStars before heading to Europe and, most recently, scoring only one goal for Sunderland in two full seasons. Altidore has not yet been assigned to a specific team, and will not know where he will be playing until the completion of a single-elimination, head-to-head miniature golf tournament involving the GMs of all interested clubs. "Jozy is a special talent," said MLS Commissioner-for-Life Don Garber, "and we just couldn't figure out a way to assign him that wouldn't make lots of people mad. 'Trial by ordeal' seemed a little dangerous, so we decided to inject a little competition into what is usually a completely opaque and weird process." Asked if he was concerned that a process involving windmills and other props might make MLS look silly, Garber responded, "Of course not. Clowns have been part of this system since the beginning."
Nice, I enjoyed it.
Well done.
nice one.
I actually tried not to laugh, but the miniature golf bit was just too much…
Quit Whining About Soccer in the US
Whiners going to whine.
I do think Altidore will be home soon.
A year from now, he will probably will look for a way to transfer to LAG.
I believe there is a DP spot available at the end of this season.
I am happy for Jones and I am happy for MLS. Great signing! An elite Champions League talent that will revolutionize the position in MLS. The dream is finally coming true: The best American players are now playing IN America! How can the league expect to get the best players in the world if the best American players aren't even playing here? Now they do. A new Golden Era for MLS is upon us!
I'm not a fan of this blind draw ridiculousness, but I think it's a good situation for everyone.
Jermaine gets the leading role he needs, Revs get their middle man (10?), MLS gets more viewers, and we all get to see a higher quality of ball from the Revs.
I'm excited to see what the state of the league is like in a few years.
Welcome to MLS, Jermaine!
Nico C.
"The minute you hear that a player of Jermaine's caliber is out there, we jumped at the opportunity," Revolution coach Jay Heaps said.
Caliber as in a 32-year-old defensive midfielder that no other clubs wanted except for MLS. Revs will only get a little more out of a year from him – turf, age, travel, physicality in the league. Sure, Revs will make the playoffs, but what about in the long run – 2015 and beyond?
Chicago will be fine. The Fire don't need a defensive midfielder right now, especially at $4.7 million. The Revs did what they needed to do – Heaps fostered young talent, embedded a system, and now they have this Jones spark. It will work. Chicago is not at the same stage…yet. Yallop is just starting to foster young talent and implement his system. Chicago just saved themselves some money for a DP they actually need.
And for Bob Kraft to supposedly to push for Jermaine Jones is baloney. Please. He doesn't give a damn about his soccer team. He doesn't pay attention. Instead of paying $4.7 million for Jones, why not build a stadium? Why not put that money into marketing? As long as the Kraft family own the Revs, they will always be the red-headed stepchild of the Patriots. I'd rather have my own soccer-specific stadium with grass in the city than just one player. So for all those Revolution fans defending this move and laughing at Chicago's face – please, you're lying to yourself.
Lava Lamp
Nonsense, Kraft had his hands in this. Oh by the way, Putin was wearing the ring.
JJ wanted the glamour of LA, he seems to enjoy that… his second best would a team in or near the city that never sleeps, NYC… JJ has his onw plans.
"no other clubs wanted except for MLS"
Source? I mean, is there somewhere where clubs publicly announce their "do not want" list?
"Revs will only get a little more out of a year from him – turf, age, travel, physicality in the league."
Ask Thierry about age, travel, and physicality.
"Sure, Revs will make the playoffs, but what about in the long run – 2015 and beyond?"
Their team that until recently averaged 23-yrs old will be 2 years more experienced. Jones is there to help the inexperienced become veterans.
"Instead of paying $4.7 million for Jones, why not build a stadium?"
Because that would have to be a stadium designed by Nigel Tufnel.
"Why not put that money into marketing?"
Signing one of the USMNT's superstars from the recent World Cup is the marketing.
Nico C.
"Source? I mean, is there somewhere where clubs publicly announce their "do not want" list?"
Was there a "do want" list? Yes, it was Chicago and New England, that was it. No other clubs wanted him publicly. There doesn't have to be such list, otherwise we would have heard it in the rumors.
"Ask Thierry about age, travel, and physicality."
Unfortunately, I do not know the former French international.
"Their team that until recently averaged 23-yrs old will be 2 years more experienced. Jones is there to help the inexperienced become veterans."
Which further proves my point that Jones is the perfect time for the Revs during the Heaps' project. This Jones spark will only make them more dangerous and push them to the playoffs.
"Because that would have to be a stadium designed by Nigel Tufnel."
Touche. Of course I know a stadium costs more than $4.7 million.
"Signing one of the USMNT's superstars from the recent World Cup is the marketing."
If that's their only idea of marketing they have so far, they have a stale front office, which of course they do.
i certainly get the heat you are putting off on Kraft and the Revs. i don't think anyone likes the way Kraft runs that team and how he treats them. especially in a great market like Boston. but, to two of your other points:
"No other clubs wanted him publicly."
that's pretty standard procedure outside of players like Di Maria, Suarez, etc.. either way, last night Craig Burley asked Jones on ESPNFC if he had any European offers from teams in the top 4 leagues. Jones said yes but that he had already decided he wanted to play in MLS and live in the US. to me, this effectively confirms my suspicion that he was using Euro offers as a bargaining chip to get the salary he wanted. he's basically making $65,000 (just under €50,000) a week, which he could find in Europe without too many problems.
"If that's their only idea of marketing they have so far, they have a stale front office, which of course they do."
i don't think anyone is claiming the Revs have a good marketing campaign, as a whole, but at least this is a step in the right direction. spending money on Jones is marketing, like King said. on top of that, i've seen more marketing material for the Revs in the last few days then I ever have before. but i don't live in the Boston area, so maybe i'm exaggerating.
point is, Jones to the Revs is a good move for them (even if it was BS how it happened) and it's nice to see the MLS team based in (sort of…) Boston spending some money…finally.
Del Griffin
hahaahha, Nigel Tufnel, stadium architect.
Nico C.
If he can make amps go to 11, he can build Revs a new stadium with his own two hands.
Super Nintendo Chalmers
+11 for the Nigel Tufnel reference. Stonehenge Stadium.
HAHA this was awesome.
Rock Paper Scissors, best two out of three, live-streamed on MLS.com > eeeny meeny miny mo > "I called it first" > blind draw
Anyone who thinks this league isn't Mickey Mouse is just in denial.
Finally a reason to tune into Revs games! I really don't like NE, but Jones, for me, is reason enough to pay attention again. Hopefully they can use this publicity and push for a decent stadium in a decent location.
I seriously can't wait to watch him each week tear it up. I just hope with the turf he can last 3 seasons.
Quit Whining About Soccer in the US
Zach Scott is playing his 12 season on turf.
But then again, it IS Zach -the monster- Scott…..


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Another man we like is the actor Damian Lewis, pictured. He's one of those people who has it. What do I mean, it? You know, it. He tells Style Journal (the Wall Street Journal's quarterly magazine for men who wear Tag Heuer watches and use a shaving brush) that he finds acting increasingly difficult. "A natural part of ageing is discovering your limitations, and it's painful. It's taken me quite a long time to realise I have any. They've never become apparent ...," he says. He adds being an actor is "very self regarding". He's not wrong there.
And we like Robbie Williams, but not his new single, Rudebox. His record company, EMI, has decided to pull a track from the new album due out on October 23 after a threat of legal action from Nigel Martin-Smith, Williams' former manager from his Take That days. So what are the pulled track's lyrics? No one will say. But Williams seldom needs encouragement to say how much he loathes Martin-Smith, aiming the Karma Killer song line -"I hope you choke on your Bacardi and Coke" - straight at him.
But we have always been in two minds about Chris Tarrant. Tiswas was great but the Millionaire show is a bit wearing. The host was on Radio 5 yesterday to confirm many people's view that he is a drunken twit. He was in the papers on Monday after a drunken binge and a grope with a mystery blonde. His wife Ingrid called him a drunken twit and he agreed with that when he spoke to Simon Mayo. He also admitted he had been thrown out of the house.
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While strongly condemning the Bannu tragedy, Khan, who is also the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief, said: "Maulana Fazl-ur-Rahman or Sami-ul-Haq alone cannot get the Taliban peace talks off the ground."
"The prime minister should take the lead in this regard," he said it while addressing a rally in Haripur city.
Khan: The prime minister should take the lead in this regard
Later, Khan told reporters if he were the prime minister he would be spearheading the peace talks. "Had I been Nawaz Sharif, I would have taken the charge long ago."
The Sunday's attack occurred when the convoy was carrying soldiers from Bannu district to Miranshah area in the tribal region of North Waziristan when it was targeted with a bomb in the cantonment area, the Dawn reported.
Claiming responsibility for the attack, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) said attacks on the security forces would continue.
Terming the Taliban an upshot of American war, Khan said that they were non-existent until 2006.
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Nov 22, 2007 at 6:00 am #1225929
Brett PeughBPL Member
@bpeughLocale: Midwest
I am a side sleeper and have found that by my becoming lightweight that the clothes pile I used to use as a pillow is not meeting its need anymore by becoming to small to support my head properly. Is there any inflatable pillows out there anyone would suggest that inflate to 4-6" and are pretty lightweight? Thank you.Nov 22, 2007 at 6:07 am #1409878
John HaleyMember
@quoddyLocale: New York/Vermont Border
Check out the FlexAir Pillows in the BPL Gear Shop under Sleeping. I've been using the small version and keeping it underinflated.
Large Version:
http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/flexair_plus_ultralight_pillow.htmlNov 22, 2007 at 6:30 am #1409881
Steven EvansBPL Member
@steve_evansLocale: Canada
I bought this one a few months back, and it is fantastic. It is very large, and has a dimple in the middle for your head to rest in. If you have a MB pad, the pillow attaches to it and keeps it from scooting out from below your head. The setup really is quite comfortable. I think my pillow comes in at about 2.4 oz.
http://www.montbell.us/products/disp.php?cat_id=33&p_id=1124290Nov 22, 2007 at 6:32 am #1409882
Michael DavisMember
@mad777Locale: South Florida
I love the Montbell. I'm a side sleeper also. It's sized right. It has internal baffles to give it a pillow shape as opposed to baloon shape and it stays under your head at night instead of squirting out.Nov 22, 2007 at 7:28 am #1409886
Dale WambaughBPL Member
@dwambaughLocale: Pacific Northwest
One of my round-to-it projects is to adapt the Mont Bell pillow to use with other pads using Velcro to attach to my pad or perhaps a fabric "tail" to just tuck under my pad to keep it from getting away in the dark.
One thing for sure– a pillow made all the difference for me sleeping on the ground. I sleep warm and I don't need a lot of padding other than protection from sharp lumps and cold, but getting my head propped up to the right angle turned my shelter into the Hilton :)Nov 22, 2007 at 12:08 pm #1409904
Brett .Member
@brett1234Locale: CA
Brett, another vote for the Montbell. It has toggles you can use to attach to your mattress, or attach as designed to the Montbell mats. It is asymetric. One side has a notch for your head so it will stay centered through the night, as the pillow stays attached to the mat through the night. Expensive but worth it in my mind.Nov 22, 2007 at 12:24 pm #1409906
Mark HurdBPL Member
@markhurdLocale: South Texas
Brett P.
I started out with the FlexAir small pillow then switched to the FlexAir Large pillow available here at BPL. I used it for about a year, but then moved to the MontBell like a lot of folks. The FlexAir only weighs 1 oz whereas the MB is about 2.4 oz, but as Brett above and others have noted if you integrate it with an MB sleeping pad it is a great combo. Even if you don't the MB pillow is thicker than than the FlexAir and "sculpted" better to cradle you head than the FlexAir. The FlexAir, however, is cheaper and lighter, and reasonably durable. Can't go wrong with either one.
-MarkNov 22, 2007 at 5:39 pm #1409915
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
Cheap, light, but just OK comfy – BPL Flex Air pillow (comes in two sizes).
Cheap as heck, not so light (6 oz) but really comfy – REI Entex pillow
Expensive, but very light and comfy – aforementioned MontBell pillowNov 22, 2007 at 5:46 pm #1409916
David UreMember
nmNov 22, 2007 at 9:13 pm #1409923
David WillsMember
Im usually a side sleeper and found that a bag or stack of clothes on top of my shoes makes for a good pillow. I prefer a bag though for dirt protection.Nov 23, 2007 at 7:26 am #1409941
Dane WardMember
@taglessLocale: Southeast
I would be very interested in hearing more about adopting the MB pillow to other pads. I've been toying with options for doing this as well.
On a side note, I've tried number of lightweight backpack pillows in my quest for a goods night's sleep and like the MB the most. I insert it in a t-shirt as a means of having a pillow cover.Nov 23, 2007 at 12:57 pm #1409958
Dondo .BPL Member
@dondoLocale: Colorado Rockies
>>I would be very interested in hearing more about adopting the MB pillow to other pads. I've been toying with options for doing this as well.
It's pretty easy to do. For my closed- cell pads, I just lined up the pillow with the pad and made small slits in the pad which correspond to the toggles on the pillow.
For my Thermarest UL pads, I punched holes in the corners of the pad to fit the toggles. Be careful to not damage the inflatable part of the pad.Nov 23, 2007 at 1:15 pm #1409959
Einstein XBPL Member
@einsteinxLocale: The Netherlands
If like many UL hikers you carry two platypusses, you could fill one with water for the night and morning and you could use the other as a pillow.
Just a thought,
EinsNov 23, 2007 at 1:15 pm #1409960
douglas girlingMember
@dgirlingLocale: Adirondacks
I love the BPL inflatables. I use the larger size.
I've sewn a loop of noseeum mesh at the head of my inflatable pad (about 10 inches wide) and big enough to fit the pillow in (and a tshirt if needed) Everything stays in place wonderfully during the night. Very comfortable.Nov 23, 2007 at 1:32 pm #1409964
I too am a side sleeper and have lost my usually head support since migrating to lightweight gear. I used the BPL double inflatable pillow this past summer on my JMT hike and found it to be an aggravation when attempting to pack it up after it's first use. The main difficulty for me was deflating the pillow in the morning when packing up. Never could get all of the air out and finally split it open with a knife so I could fold it up and insert it into pack. This may be a personal problem peculiar only to me. Also had trouble keeping track of the straw used to inflate and deflate. This pillow otherwise seemed durable and was comfortable during it's brief, one-night use. Beside comfort, this pillow is attractively priced.Nov 24, 2007 at 5:31 am #1410029
David LewisBPL Member
@davidlewisLocale: Nova Scotia, Canada
The MEC makes a nice little down pillow. It's not inflatable… but it compresses very small… and it's very small… so it doesn't weigh much. Mine is packed away right now and the site doesn't list the weight… but I recall it being in the 4 oz range… maybe 5. But it's a REAL pillow. Small… but real. I love mine… tho' I still may buy that Montbell.
http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524442507479&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302883030&bmUID=1195910884425Nov 24, 2007 at 2:53 pm #1410066
Mitchell KeilMember
@mitchellkeilLocale: Deep in the OC
I have been using a Cocoon Aircore travel pillow for about 6 months and love it. It is a 13"x17" inflatable pillow surrounded by an envelope of synthetic down. Deflates and packs up at about 4"x5" and weighs about 6 oz. Yes, it is not the lightest solution but when I blow this puppy up and lay my tired head down on it, I really don't care that it is 2 or 3 oz heavier than other pillow choices. I have had the best night's sleep on this pillow that I have ever had in the wilderness. Cocoon also makes an all down and an all primaloft pillow which are lighter and compress a bit more, but they are more expensive.Nov 24, 2007 at 5:50 pm #1410079
Brett PeughBPL Member
@bpeughLocale: Midwest
It seems that the Montbell is out of stock but I don't think it would work that well anyways as I would need more like 6". Home durable are the Flexairs?Nov 24, 2007 at 8:04 pm #1410095
Mark HurdBPL Member
@markhurdLocale: South Texas
I used the same FlexAir pillow for a year (about 30 to 40 nights) and it was still going strong. They are made to be disposable, but are quite tough and if you take care of them they could last several years. You get 3 of them if you buy 'em from BPL. I recommend the large with two tubes- more comfortable.
P.S. Montbell is available HERENov 24, 2007 at 9:19 pm #1410100
Mike BarneyMember
@eaglembLocale: AZ, the Great Southwest!
I had a similar experience, they seem to last some time (at least weeks) each. I also agree on the double tube vs. the single pillow, much more comfortable and stable.Nov 26, 2007 at 3:42 am #1410181
Dr Andrew AllanMember
@mathouramedicalLocale: Melbourne
I am a side sleeper, and have tried a MB pillow, and although it looked great, I haven't found it that comfy. The flexair pillows are too thin.
The best, and perhaps ultimate, pillow I have had to date is a 50l Wtex drybag (the 25l one is just a little small), which is as close to a home pillow as you can get, and also doubles as a dry bag, and/or a rucksack, if you get the BPL conversion, and second to this was a partially inflated 10l "wine cask", with something over it to stop your head getting too sweaty. Using spare clothes as a pillow doesn't work for me, as I generally wear all my clothes at night with an ultralight sleeping bag, so the only "spares", as such, are a pair of socks and some waterproof gear, which a good pillow don't make.Nov 26, 2007 at 10:31 am #1410208
Michael DavisMember
@mad777Locale: South Florida
I also use the 25 liter P.O.E. Lightweight Wtex bag for a pillow. I use the bag when kayaking/camping. I make it more comfortable by wrapping a piece of crossgrain with a buckle around the middle, making the partially inflated bag look like a bow-tie.Nov 26, 2007 at 3:42 pm #1410247
darren stephensMember
@darren5576Locale: Down Under
Another vote here for the flex air dual compartment pillow. For me a pillow is the most important part of a good night sleep and these are great. I adjust the compartments so they are slightly different then put the pillow in the hood of my bag. I could sleep on bed of thistles with a good pillow. I've been using the same one for ages and its still ok, just a little grubby. As far as collapsing goes I let down one side as much as I can then the other then repeat massaging all the air out. It's simple once you work it out and I'm so well rested I don't care any way.
DarrenJul 17, 2008 at 7:22 pm #1443396
Skruffy McGruffMember
@skruffyLocale: Central Oregon
Just a thought on the flex air pillows? Could you create the montbell cradle shape with two elastics around the pillow vertically?Jul 18, 2008 at 6:38 pm #1443508
David LewisBPL Member
@davidlewisLocale: Nova Scotia, Canada
I don't think that would work… but I used to take two small flexair's and sew them together. That worked exceptionally well.
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USD/JPY extends losses for a second day in a row. Today the pair touched a 3-week low at 100.45, but then recovered to 100.70. The yen rose as domestic shares plunged and data showed that Japanese investors were net sellers of foreign debt for a second week in a row.
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A is for All Black Nation Buy some chewing gum at a corner shop in Rotorua and the 12-year-old assistant will say: "Fifty cents, and by the way... your back row's rubbish." Yes, it's that kind of place. B is for Breakdown The referees are bound to get their knickers in a twist at the tackle area, which remains hopelessly confusing even for the players. The first official to penalise Richie McCaw, the ball-snaffling bandit from New Zealand, wins a George Cross.
C is for Christchurch One of the great rugby cities is a no-go area, thanks to the devastation wreaked by two earthquakes. Terribly sad.
D is for Daniel As in Carter. The stellar stand-off may or may not be the best player in the world, but he is the one individual the All Blacks cannot do without.
E is for Eden Park The last time New Zealand lost here, in Auckland? That'll be 1994 – and the French needed "the try from the end of the earth" to beat them.
F is for Farewell Some, we already know about: Graham Henry, Marc Lièvremont and Nick Mallett head the list of coaches quitting after the tournament. They will inevitably be joined by people we cannot identify yet.
G is for Gatland As in Warren, Wales coach, who returns to his home city of Hamilton for a match against Samoa that may define his career.
H is for Heartbreak How long is it since New Zealand have laid hands on the Webb Ellis Trophy? Twenty-four years, or almost a quarter of a century – whichever sounds longer, for purposes of wry humour.
I is for Invercargill The most far-flung rugby town on Earth, the Southland capital hosts three pool games, two that happen to involve Scotland. Next stop from here, the penguins.
J is for Jonah... or (if you prefer) Jones Was Jonah Lomu's performance on the wing in the 1995 World Cup more stunning than Michael Jones' contribution on the flank in 1987? Just about, but it's close-run.
K is for Kirwan Another of the '87 All Blacks who left an indelible mark on the inaugural competition. John Kirwan, a mighty wing in his time returns home as coach of Japan.
L is for Losses New Zealand is a great rugby country, but not a big one in economic terms. The NZ government is budgeting for a loss of well over £20m on the tournament.
M is for Military Government Fiji has one, hence the political ruckus with the World Cup hosts, who are refusing visas to anyone connected with the regime – including chairman, Colonel Mosese Tokoitoga.
N is for Nose So who has the worst schnozzle: Mike Tindall, with his squashy sideways number; or the wonderful Namibian captain Jacques Burger, who has what looks like a staircase in his face?
O is for O'Driscoll As in Brian, the nearest thing the British Isles have to a great player. Previous World Cups have ended in frustration for the gifted Irish captain. Is this his tournament?
P is for Pacific Islands An impoverished South Seas nation always fronts up somewhere: in 2007, both Fiji and Tonga managed it. Samoa are the ones with the dangerous look about them this time.
Q is for Quade As in Cooper, the arch-conjuror in a magical Australian back division. Anyone wishing to knock Copper's block off faces the task of having to catch him first.
R is for Russia A first World Cup for the "Bears", who were denied access in 2003 after a player eligibility row. Gloriously, they've been drawn with the United States. Roll on 15 September in New Plymouth.
S is for Shipping Hotels in New Zealand are comparatively scarce, so thousands of supporters will be sleeping on liners moored around the coastline. They should invent a cocktail called "Mutiny on the Bounty".
T is for Tuilagi There will be more than one member of rugby's first family on view, but Manu, the bouncing baby of the clan, is generating all the publicity. How Samoa must wish he hadn't opted for England.
U is for Underdog Can we hope for a major surprise, along the lines of Argentina's unexpected third place in '07? Probably not, although Italy may just fancy their shot at Ireland.
V is for de Villiers As in Peter, perhaps the most outspoken figure in world rugby. His pronouncements are not always pearls of wisdom, but are supremely entertaining – if you have a sense of the absurd.
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A very interesting piece about how people are beginning to use Instant Messaging instead of email. It's quite counterintuitive, but it does seem to correlate in one particular college student I know pretty well.
Worth reading!
"Youth use email to talk with parents and authorities (including corporate emails like from Xanga); it's where they get the functional stuff. They check email once a day. They get notices there, but they're mostly disregarded.
IM is where the action is. Youth see this as their digital centerpiece, where they communicate with their friends, thereby maintaining their intimate community.
They use the Profiles in IM to find out if their friends updated their LJs or Xangas, even though they are subscribed by email as well. The only feed they use is the LJ friends list and hyper LJ users have figured out how to syndicate Xangas into LJ. [Remember: blog is not a meaningful term to youth culture.]"
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All Hoosier counties, save one, achieved on-time property tax billing this year.
The Indiana Department of Local Government Finance announced that this was the first time since 2001 that 91 counties have achieved on-time billing. On-time billing allows many of Indiana's 2,500 local governments to no longer borrow money to keep operations afloat, waiting on unpredictable tax billing and collections.
Property tax bills were mailed April 15, 2013. Property tax statements were due to each county treasurer on May 10 to avoid late fees and penalties. Taxpayers in LaPorte County will receive their tax bills later.
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Draco Malfoy, The Boy Who Died
I woke up that morning particularly moody. I couldn't say why, maybe the fight had just set in. It had been 3 days since Harry Potter had told my family that there were no hard feelings... I ran a hand through my messy hair, thinking about that awful day; bodies lined the halls of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, shouts filled my ears as a spell shot past my ear. I bolted back to the present as someone called to me.
"Lucius! Come and look!" Narcissa Malfoy sounded worried, more worried than I had ever heard her. I walked briskly to our huge hall.
"What is it, Darling?" I said, curiously. I poked my head round the door. She was crying while looking at a newspaper. I jogged over across the room and looked at the paper.
Draco Malfoy, The Boy Who Died.
I stared at the words in disbelief. I read them again and again. What did that mean? I read the smudgy print underneath the bold headline.
Draco Malfoy, the son of the malicious Lucius Malfoy, an Ex-Death Eater, has killed himself. He left a note to his parents and loved ones (which weren't too many people!). The note he left read:
To anyone to whom it may concern.
I have chosen to kill myself from the guilt I feel. If I am alive, Death Eaters will come for me for deserting them, then, all the good people will come for me too. They will come because I was never with them until nearly the end.
When I ran away from home 2 days ago I felt brave and I felt I had finally grown up. My parents, who shant be reading this, I ran away from after the war. They brung back too many memories of hate and death. I thought I could do anything, I was free. But then people staring at me on the wizard-world streets, they brought down my spirit, they whispered as they walked past, things like "Betrayer" or "Evil". I can't go through that everyday.
Harry Potter, he murdered Voldemort. I helped none in the battle, of either side. I deserve to be punished, as my father has taught me, bad people deserve to die.
This was my decision so I hope that no one will grieve my death.
I will go kill myself now. I am assuming that someone will see my hanging body from the small window of the hotel room, hanging by the scarf my father got me for Christmas last year.
So, good-bye, cruel world.
Yours forever,
Draco Malfoy.
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wikiHow to Get Steam on a Macbook
Maybe you got a Macbook and wanted to play Steam, but couldn't find a way that was free. Or maybe you couldn't find a way at all! Well, there are several, but this method is free. And here it is.
The two drawbacks: You can't buy new games from the store, but you can buy them on a PC then they'll be on your Mac's steam game list ready for download. Also the in-game chat does not work, if someone messages you in a game, things screw up. Chat out of game works fine though.
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1Download CrossOver Games (Not CrossOver, CrossOver Games! It doesn't require an OS, as it's an emulator. It might still be available on Pirate Bay.)
2Install CrossOver Games.
3It already has an option to install steam! Click in the CrossOver Games Software Installer.
4Install Steam.
5Install your Steam games.
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My Steam app is in the application folder, but I can't run it. What should I do?wikiHow ContributorYou could do one of two things: uninstall steam and reinstall, or locate the app in another folder and run it from there.
- Some games will not work for Mac. Check the labels on each steam game for the Mac symbol to know which ones will work on your Macbook.
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Most recent highlights from EPL:
Information content: Assessing meso-scale structures in complex networks by M. Zanin et al.
Intense infrared scintillation of liquid Ar-Xe mixtures by A. Neumeier et al.
Strange eigenmodes and chaotic advection in open fluid flows by Alessandro P. S. de Moura.
A paradox in community detection by Filippo Radicchi.
Continuum dynamics of elastocapillary coalescence and arrest by Z. Wei and L. Mahadevan.
Most recent highlights from EPL:Symmetry detection of auxetic behaviour in 2D frameworks by H. Mitschke, G. E. Schröder-Turk, K. Mecke, P. W. Fowler and S. D. GuestElectron pockets and pseudogap asymmetry observed in the thermopower of underdoped cuprates by J. G. Storey, J. L. Tallon and G. V. M. Williams
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16 Halloween Costumes Only '90s Kids Will Understand
Get ready for a nostalgia overload. And you aren't a real '90s kid if you don't know what a Furby is. Let's see if you remember the rest.
1. Daria and Jane from Daria
Don't lie. You know you wanted to be friends with Daria and Jane. It was your dream to watch Sick Sad World with them.
2. Ms. Frizzle from The Magic School Bus
'90s kids got their science lessons from two people: Ms. Frizzle and Bill Nye. They actually made science class fun.
3. Teams from Legends of the Hidden Temple
Every '90s kid wanted to be on Legends of the Hidden Temple. (Even if they were terrified of the Temple Guards.)
4. Furby
Remember this toy? Every kid on the block begged for it at Christmas.
5. Teletubbies
It was kind of weird that they had little televisions on their stomachs, but little kids did not care. Bring in the laughing baby sun!
6. Freakazoid
Most of the jokes in Freakazoid! were a little too mature for '90s kids to understand. Try watching an episode now. Your childhood will be forever changed.
7. The Spice Girls
I'll tell you what I want, what I really really want. I wanna— I wanna— I wanna see the Spice Girls go on a reunion tour.
8. The Dummy from Goosebumps
Whenever your teacher made you do "free reading," you'd pick up a Goosebumps book and (figuratively) pee yourself. The covers still give you the creeps.
9. Cher from Clueless
You want me to not dress as a rich, Beverly Hills school girl? Ugh, as if!
10. Quailman from Doug
It's just a good excuse to wear your underwear outside of your clothes.
11. Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
Tutu Ace Ventura? Allllllllrighty then!
12. Billy Murray in Space Jam
If you want a wonderful walk down memory lane, visit the original Space Jam website.
13. Captain Planet
Bad guys know that he's number one!
14. Arnold and Helga from Hey Arnold!
It's like they jumped right out of Nick in the Afternoon with Stick Stickly.
15. The Powerpuff Girls
Note: If you wear this costume, you MUST save the day before bedtime. That's the rules.
16. Carmen Sandiego (with Waldo)
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Deputy editor leaves GT (Gay Times)
Joseph Heaney left his deputy editor position at GT (Gay Times) on 2 April.
Heaney continues to work on the magazine as a contributor. A replacement deputy editor is not currently being sought.
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You Only Live Twice
From the realm we never knew,
Into this world we flew,
With tears, we felt the breath of life,
With tears, we knew its strife
You only live once, I've been told,
By dreamers young and sages old,
You only live twice, now I know,
At least my spirit tells me so.
Born in tears, we will die one day,
From the dawn of time, it's been this way,
But born in spirit, we will endure,
This I know, of this I'm sure.
You only live twice, no need for more,
To sail beyond that distant shore,
Death is but our tears last cry,
Before we learn the reason why.


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Fresh wax! You bet! The Liberty To Ride Tour invades Copper Mountain
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Christie's Zürich, located next to the famous Kunsthaus, was opened in 1978. In 1991 the first Christie's Swiss Art auction took place in the Kunsthaus, as Zurich is the buying and auction platform for collectors interested in Swiss Art from the 18th to the 21st century. Christie's Zurich hosts regularly single owner sales, the most recent one being the estate of Bruno Giacometti in 2013. The Christie's Zurich team, strengthened by a group of six specialists (Swiss Art, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Impressionist & Modern Art, European Furniture as well as Antiquities), regularly hosts lectures, charity auctions, other special events including Young Collectors Parties, previews introducing the highlights of the upcoming auctions held in New York and London, enhancing our important Swiss Art auctions held twice a year.
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AEROSPACE is the pure science and technology of atmospheric and space flight. The term AEROSPACE combines the terms "aeronautics" and "space."
Each class will be presented in a "Science Standard"/STEM (science, technology, engineering) format. These formats include:
The classes work best if you attend each one. If anyone misses 2 classes without notifying the children's library their spot will be given to someone on the waiting list.
These classes are intended for ages 8-14 years old.
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Brew life into your business
BrewLife is an insights-driven marketing and communications agency that blends the science of audience architecture, the art of creative storytelling and the mastery of integrated communications to galvanize our client's business strategy and help mobilize the audiences they care about. BrewLife is part of the W2O Group, an independent network of firms focused on driving change and growth through pragmatic disruption. We invite you to dig deeper into our toolbox and let us know if you'd like to chat about any of our capabilities.
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Mark Richt's Comments…
With four games remaining and bowl eligibility still at stake, however, Richt's focus remained on the present.
Saturday, both goals were accomplished, and while Georgia's 38-0 victory over Tennessee Tech was a near certainty from the outset, the win was not without its inspirational moments.
"Coming off that loss to Florida, we needed a win," receiver Rantavious Wooten said. "We needed to get ourselves back on track and know how winning feels again. We need to keep winning. We don't want to feel how we felt after Florida any more, so we're going to keep winning."
Georgia's veterans gave the Bulldogs reason for optimism for the season's final three games on several fronts.
Quarterback Joe Cox completed 10-of-13 passes for 140 yards and two touchdowns and avoided an interception for the first time this season. It nine minutes into the third quarter before Cox's first incompletion.
Georgia's veteran defensive line looked dominant, too. Senior defensive tackles Jeff Owens and Geno Atkins finished with six tackles, 4.5 of which went for a loss, and anchored a run defense that held Tennessee Tech minus-13 yards on the ground.
Senior Michael Moore caught his second touchdown in as many games, too, but that was the lone score to go to a veteran Saturday, and that might have been the biggest news to come in a win that offered little in the way of drama.
Georgia's future was on display throughout the game, with freshmen accounting for four touchdowns, including two by leading rusher Washaun Ealey, and eight of the team's 14 receptions, while two of the team's three leading tacklers were freshmen.
"It was good to see our freshmen make plays," head coach Mark Richt said. "It's a good sign for the future, there's no doubt. Those guys are going to be around here for a while."
More than the rebound performance by the veterans or the breakthrough moments by the kids, the win was a much-needed boost in confidence for a beleaguered team.
Georgia expected to run against Tennessee Tech, but the ground game exceeded even Richt's highest hopes, checking in with 304 yards on the ground and three runners with at least 70 yards rushing.
The front seven figured to overpower Tennessee Tech's undersized line, but the Bulldogs steam rolled any sort of protection schemes the Golden Eagles ran, totaling 15 tackles for a loss in the game.
And while few expected much of a fight from the FCS opponent, Tennessee Tech never had even a glimmer of hope as Georgia's offense scored on its first five possessions, while the Golden Eagles mustered just 55 yards of total offense and never crossed into Bulldogs territory.
"We could have came out flat, but we came out with a great edge and took it to them on both sides of the ball," Richt said. "We improved in a lot of areas. We looked very sharp on both sides of the ball."
The win doesn't do much for Georgia in the SEC standings, but it does bring the Bulldogs one game closer to bowl eligibility, and it helps erase some of the bitter taste left by last week's blowout loss to Florida.
It's not a cure for what has plagued the Bulldogs, offensive coordinator Mike Bobo said, but it is a sign that Georgia won't let one game's ills infect the remainder of its work.
"These guys were obviously disappointed by what happened last week and where we were at 4-4, but we've got a good group of guys that like playing together and wanted to come out and play well," Bobo said. "I think we did, and hopefully we can take a lot of things from this game and build on it."
In most seasons, the easy wins are stacked at the beginning of the season. For Georgia, Saturday's game was its first – and only – game against an opponent not from a BCS conference this season.
Those early wins over overmatched opponents usually serve a purpose. They build confidence, they allow coaches to experiment, they help a team gain momentum.
That was missed this season at Georgia, but Saturday's win may have helped turn the tide. With three games left, the Bulldogs have new goals, Owens said, and beating Tennessee Tech was another one accomplished.
"It means a lot," Owens said. "We're 5-4. Compare it with a loss. That would have been ugly. I'm glad we're 5-4. It's a steppingstone for us to get better. Now we have to keep going from this win, just minus the penalties."


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Envelope that contained a receipt of sums payable in relation to migration expenses to Australia. The envelope was part of the application and acceptance process for the Myerscough's to migrate from England to Australia in 1963.
John and Doreen Myerscough migrated to Australia from Liverpool in England with their daughters Jill and Julie on 20 November 1963. Searching for greater opportunities and with savings behind them, they took advantage of the Australian Government's 'Nest Egg Scheme'. They were also assisted ten pound migrants. The family sailed on the P&O Orient Line SS Canberra and settled in Melbourne where the climate was said to be similar to that of England. They transferred directly to Altona Migrant Hostel and ended up staying there (most unusually) for two years. John worked on the Geelong-Melbourne oil pipeline, in construction, and as a sub-contractor all over Victoria installing ceilings. Doreen had another baby Paul and later worked at Rothman's cigarette factory in Brooklyn. The couple purchased a block of land in Melton, promoted as a growth suburb, but the potential for isolation, as well as the couple's inability to really get ahead, made them decide to give up the dream and return to England. They paid their full fares, sold their land and returned to Liverpool on the P&O Orient Line SS Oriana on 21 January 1966. However, the challenges they experienced inspired them to strive and succeed, and John and Doreen have subsequently become frequent tourist visitors to Australia.
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Brown envelope with black text. Red post office stamp. Blue Commonwealth of Australia stamp. Stamped London, Great Britain 30/4/1963. Addressed to: Mr J Myerscough 83 Asbridge St, Liverpool 8. Also has stamp of Commonwealth of Australia shield and emblem.
The Myerscough migration documents collection offers the unique opportunity to record the experiences of a migrant family who returned home. It is extremely difficult to capture the narratives of the people for whom migration was a negative or unsuccessful experience and who cut their losses and left. Return migration by its very nature is challenging to document through memory and material culture from the receiving country as people tend to be geographically distant, as well as frequently reluctant to record their negative experiences often accompanied by a sense of failure.
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For gardeners: The Northwest Flower &Garden show started Wednesday and continues through Sunday. If you're a gardener, you don't want to miss it. You'll find really fun and inspiring demonstration gardens and oodles of vendors. There are also lots of demonstrations, classes and a play garden for kids. Find the specifics and look at preview photos here.
Watch the Oscars: The Academy Awards start at 5:30 p.m. Sunday on Channel 4. Tune in for great dresses, bad dresses, long speeches … but wait, none of that really matters since it's all about the party you're going to throw. We have an Oscar ballot, along with a roundup of the nominees and ideas for a party, here. And you can check out Robert Horton's predictions for the winners here.
Wine and music Taste wine, listen to music and enjoy some barbecue on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Port Gardner Bay Winery in Everett. The event, which is a benefit for Gala FC Soccer Club, also includes free electronics recycling. More details here.
For bird lovers: The Port Susan Snow Goose and Birding Festival is Saturday and Sunday in Snohomish. The event is a birder's delight, offering expert speakers and a variety of guided and unguided trips to the area's top sites for birding. And the best part about it is that attendance is free. Read more in our story here.
Stay safe in bear country: The Adopt A Stream Foundation is putting on a program Saturday to go over the do's and don'ts in bear country to teach people about bear habits and habitats, and will even simulate a bear capture. You can also meet three bear dogs, who help with bear conflicts. Call ahead for reservations at 425-316-8592. More details in our story here.
Go on a quest: The Great Northwest Glass Quest continues through Sunday. You can scour Stanwood-area parks and businesses in search of plastic "clue balls" that can be redeemed for hand-blown glass balls. Read more here.
Roller Derby: See a banked-track roller derby bout at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday at Comcast Arena. You can get tickets here.
Whooo? The Whidbey Audubon Society is leading a field trip at 4:30 p.m. Saturday* to scout out some of the more than six species of owls that live on the island. The event is free. Meet at the Coupeville High School parking lot on S. Main Street. Dress warmly and bring a flashlight and binoculars or scopes. For more information, contact group leader Gary Piazzon at 360-678-5131.
For military families: Admission for active duty military families is free on Sunday at Imagine Children's Museum.
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Delorean deliver the goods once again with their exciting new album 'Muzik'
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Delorean give us another slice of their signature synth-pop sound
Barcelonian synth-pop crew Delorean have returned with some new Muzik
The new Junior Boys album is streaming at NPR Music – don't bother sending me anymore music today
The new single from Junior Boys will put a thrust in your hips and a shimmy in your shoulders
Aussie muso Yeo shares a very impressive new single, the first taste of his upcoming album
Barcelonian synth-pop crew Delorean have TWO shiny new tunes to share with us this week
NYC's Porcelain Raft has a new EP on the way, and this is its first preview
NYC's Tanlines are back with a new album and this is just a small taste of what it will sound like
New music from Memory Tapes always excites me, and this month we get two new tracks
Bliss-out with Tangerine Sky, the brand new album from San Fran producer Blackbird Blackbird
Delorean unveil a music video for latest single 'Unhold,' featuring the stunningly beautiful and hugely talented Caroline Polachek, leading lady of American synth-pop duo Chairlift.
Synth-pop producer Dayve Hawk AKA Memory Tapes has a new album set for a December release called Grace/Confusion. 'Sheila' and 'Neighborhood Watch' are its first singles to surface.
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Definition of perfection
1 : the quality or state of being perfect: such asa : freedom from fault or defect : flawlessnessb : maturityc : the quality or state of being saintly
2a : an exemplification of supreme excellenceb : an unsurpassable degree of accuracy or excellence
3 : the act or process of perfecting
Examples of perfection in a Sentence
She has achieved a rare perfection in her playing.
His poetry is pure perfection.
Origin and Etymology of perfection
Middle English perfeccioun, from Anglo-French perfection, from Latin perfection-, perfectio, from perficere
First Known Use: 13th century
PERFECTION Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of perfection for English Language Learners
: the state or condition of being perfect
: the act of making something perfect or better : the act of perfecting something
: something that cannot be improved : something that is perfect
PERFECTION Defined for Kids
Definition of perfection for Students
1 : a quality or condition that cannot be improved The chicken was baked to perfection.
2 : the act of improving something so that it has no flaws
3 : excellence or skill without flaw It was impossible for anybody to throw with such consistent perfection. — Madeleine L'Engle, A Wrinkle in Time
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