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Published: September 30, 2013 at 3:20 PMWant WDW to update? Lets see... New Fantasyland, Avatar Land, Star Wars Land, Disney Springs and Magic bands... yeah why doesn't disney world ever get updated? I still don't get why so many people here consider Universal better than Disney. I can easily complete Islands of Adventure in one morning easy and ride every ride. Where as Magic Kingdom takes me all day and I never get bored.I do agree however that Disneyland is way ahead of Magic Kingdom. But sheesh, so much negativity towards WDW!
Published: September 30, 2013 at 4:39 PMI don't think that there's any hate towards WDW. I agree that Magic Kingdom is definitely a full day park, and it's hard to do everything in a day. But, it is always crowded. If you went during a day when it wasn't insane (hard to find these days), then you may be able to get everything you want to do done in a day.
But then you look at DHS and DAK, and it becomes obvious that these parks need help. Both of these parks have 5 to 6 actual rides. That always astonishes me. And not all of the rides in each park are even that great, such as Backlot Tour and Kali River Rapids. Yes, DAK has the animals, but when it advertises itself as "Natazuu" or whatever it was called, it should have more actual rides. I hope Avatar helps this. I do think that DAK has more going for it than DHS. It's a very well themed park, minus DinoRama.
And I find Islands of Adventure to be a full day park. At least for me. I enjoy a lot of the "little" things in the park, such as all of the Seuss Landing rides, Jurassic Park Discovery Center, Camp Jurassic, Poseidon's Fury, etc. And I love to re-ride my favorites, such as Spider-Man, Hulk, Jurassic Park River Adventure and Forbidden Journey. Magic Kingdom is definitely the park that is hardest to complete in a single day, won't argue that. But I can argue this for WDW's 3rd and 4th gates.
Back to the article, I don't see Disney closing or selling these parks. I can see them just sitting stagnant for forever. Hopefully the new Ratatouille ride will help the Walt Disney Studios Park's attendance.
Published: September 30, 2013 at 4:46 PMMaybe I am in the minority, but when I went to Disneyland Paris in 2007, I thought it was doing ok. I would even argue that DLP is the best Magic Kingdom style park. Disney Studios was ok too, but could have used some work.
From my experience, Disney Studios is not going anywhere. Sure, the park needs some work, but it has some of the better Disney attractions and shows of the past 10 years.
I think Disney seperates each resort by its target audience. I think DCA had some trouble because for the most part, the guests are local. WDW and DLPR is a destination resort meaning that people are actually saving up and going on a longer trip to those parks.
So to make a long story short. They would never close any of the parks. I also don't consider River Country a park. It ran into problems because Disney built two other water parks. Water parks are pretty much all the same.
Published: September 30, 2013 at 5:21 PMDisney Studios Paris will never thrive, but it will survive. Its soul purpose is to extend guest stay enough to fill hotel rooms. And I agree, River Country was never a park, it was a glorified pool to give Fort Wilderness guests something extra to do, and when water parks became "parks" there wasn't the room or desire to upgrade it because of its off beat location (sadly - better to let it sit there and rot?). I would imagine if Disney ever decided to walk away from one of their parks they would sell off their ownership interest in the form of a licensing agreement unless it's one of those easily shuttered experiments like Disney Quest was in Chicago.
Published: September 30, 2013 at 5:53 PMDisney has closed its nightclubs at Downtown Disney despite many fans that loved the Adventurer's Club. Disney has closed many Fantasyland dark ride attractions despite fans that love them. Therefore, fan reaction will not stop Disney from following its own self interest. They would close or debrand a theme park like DL Paris especially precisely because it is overseas or maybe not. It is largely insulated from its decisions. There's a story about the former Disney executive who saved DL Paris was involved in a sexual scandal himself (after he left Disney). Interesting story if you happen upon it.
Since these projects are few and far between, there is little risk for a collapse of a Disney theme park. Each project is different from the rest. DL Paris has an unique financial structure that disguises its financial distress. It makes plenty of money. It just owes more back. Thankfully, the banks gave up a little, new investors were brought in, Disney gave up some royalties, and the park was saved.
Published: September 30, 2013 at 6:12 PMAs long as Disney fans go banana's when the DHS put some underplayed workers on a stage with evil character costumes on and dance to some lame music while finishing of with a firework and raking in the cash from some made in China special event souvenirs while the park is at capacity, they are not in a hurry to do something more then the horrible Captain Jack projection thingemedo there.
For the money pit that is DLP, it'll never ever recoup it's money and will never bring in the revenue close to any of the other Disney Parks. Most of Europe just doesn't care for theme parks as a destination. They rather go somewhere where the weather is nice and visit a beautiful city like Venice or Barcelona while there. And when we want to see a nice castle we hop in the car and visit the local ones like these:
Published: September 30, 2013 at 6:40 PMHi Robert,
I'm new to your site. Thanks for all the great articles, especially the ones that explore the history and business of theme parks.
Do you have any idea how much it would cost to build each of the Disney parks in 2013 dollars? It would be interesting to see a side by side comparison for each park.
I wonder what percentage of the cost went into the land and what percentage went into the attractions.
Published: September 30, 2013 at 6:58 PMFWIW, I analyzed the problems with Walt Disney Studios Paris last year. It's in the worst shape of all the Disney parks, and would require not just a substantial investment in capital, but quite a bit of creativity, to bring up to Disney standards.
But creativity and capital are two things Disney has in abundance. It's a matter of the will to deploy them in service of this particular park that's in question.
Published: September 30, 2013 at 8:17 PMIf they do you will see it fall apart in front of your own eyes because they are so cheap. The worst thing about Disney is that when they close a ride or an area they just let it rot and fall apart for years or decades. I can't think of anything like that at Universal. At Disney World the list is long; Image Works, Odyssey, Wonders of Life, River Country, Sounds Dangerous, Adventureland Veranda, Discovery Island plus a few more. Even places they cleaned up sat rotting for years like the Sky way stations, the Sub lagoon, and the unfinished part of Pop that became Art of Animation. I think that Disney has been getting the pass, their show is not up to their old standards.
Published: September 30, 2013 at 9:03 PMI can't believe I got quoted in an actual Robert Niles article. I had to print it out and show my husband! My sister will be jealous because nothing exciting ever happens to her (which is fine by me).
Thanks for the great article. You make so many great points. Disneyland Paris has so much potential to be so elegant and gorgeous and to have a more fantasy feel to it than any other Disney park. I really hope the money hose is aimed at it once Shanghai is done.
Published: October 1, 2013 at 10:36 AM"If you want Disney to spend more money on these parks, the best thing you can do to help make that happen is for you to spend less money on them. Nothing gets a project green-lighted faster at Disney theme parks than revenue failing to meet projections."
True. Except Disney's solutions recently has been to just keep raising prices. What I hope is the combination of people's disgust with lack of new projects, coupled with the outrageous price tag to go to a Disney resort will result in the culmination of Robert's statement.
Published: October 1, 2013 at 11:55 AMThis seems to be misunderstood by many Disney die-hards: the company is not trying to please them but please the crowd. And as long as the crowds still come, there is really no incentive for improvement. Epcot, for example, is lamented by fans online. Nothing new, especially in World Showcase. And yet, it is the 3rd most popular theme park in the world. This is why DLR, which strives really hard to please locals, gets more updates relative to its size than WDW.
Published: October 2, 2013 at 12:17 PMI hope that they tread very carefully when changing things in Disneyland Paris. My fiancée and I were there in May 2013 (in fact, that's where we got engaged!) and in our 1.5 days in the park, we fell in love with it. I would consider it my second favourite Disney park after Disneyland in Anaheim and before Tokyo Disneysea.
What impressed me the most about it was the cohesion of design. Its spaciousness, landscaping and the number of walkthrough attractions are assets. It shouldn't try to live up to the American trend of just cramming thrill rides in anywhere there is room. DLP is a different experience: a leisurely day in a lovely park.
I also love the fact that time has forgotten many parts of it. Being a Jules Verne fan, I regret having missed Space Mountain's "Mission 1" and Le Visionarium. However, I LOVED that Pirates of the Caribbean was intact, without any of that nonsense from the movies in it. Pirates, the Nautilus, Adventure Isle, the Castle, Alice's Curious Labyrinth, and Le Pays de Contes de Fées are some of my favourite Disney attractions as well.
Some things do need to be fixed (I noticed a lot of dry places that used to have running water during my first, brief trip there in 2008), but I hope none of those come at the expense of maintaining the amazing things that do work.
Oh yeah, we didn't bother going over to Hollywood Studios though. If they want to stick random Marvel and Pixar rides over there, that's fine by me.


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Wondering if I could get some feed back on the wiring plan for my attached garage. The garage walls are finished, so I'm running 1/2" EMT to replace all of the existing wiring and fixtures (3 ungrounded receptacles and 2 overhead ceramic bases).
The power will come from a new sub-panel that I'm installing in my basement next to the existing panel. I had been debating the sub vs service upgrade issue, but I'm not 100% comfortable that I understand the grounding implications of a service upgrade, so I'm going to go with a sub for now, as I'm doing some other work in the house, and need to use the garage for sawing, etc, and am tired of running extension cords into the house to do it.
My original plan was that the sub would be in the garage, but now I'm going to put it in the basement and start moving circuits over to it to get rid of all of the Aluminum in the house assuming that I'll upgrade the service at some point and will then move the sub elsewhere.
Anyway, my plan was to run 12 ga romex through the unfinished part of the basement to a junction box where I'll splice into 12 ga THHN that will run across the ceiling of a small finished hallway in the basement and then throughout the garage.
I'm using 12 ga. for both circuits because I figure I only need about 150' total (if that) of each color, but may end up needing to buy 500' spools to be cost effective at the local box store, so don't want to do that for both 14 and 12 ga.
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Are there too many outlets feeding off of the GFI on the red circuit? I had heard that 5-6 was preferred. I can throw another into the mix if needed.
Is the garage door circuit ok on the lighting circuit, or should it be by itself?
The new lighting will be overhead fluorescent shop lights.
I am not an electrician but here is my input. I believe 12 outlets or less on a circuit should be fine on a regular run but am not sure on a GFCI circuit. If you are running only 12 agw wire why not make them all 20 amps instead of a section on 20 amps and another section on 15 amps? I believe your switch is on the wrong side of the door. How much power does your garage door pulls? My personal preference is to plan on the future and if it is going to be just as easy to pull two new runs as three runs then why not pull three runs? Thanks.
I would not do this as you propose. But, you can put your sub where you want. If it were me, it would go in the garage.
If you are only going to run a 20 amp circuit to the garage, at least use a MWBC. This will give you two separate 20 amp circuits. Plenty for what is on your drawing. Since the garage is attached it really doesn't matter if you use a sub panel, 20 amp circuit or multiwire ciruit.
What size main service do you have?
I'm actually proposing to run two, and possibly three circuits to the garage. One for receptacles, one for lighting, and one possibly for the opener.
My main is 100 amps. I'm in the process of working up my currently usage, but I've not finished it yet.
Probably the optimal solution is to upgrade to 200 amps and a 40 breaker panel and be done with it. My concern with that is that I'm not confident that I fully understand what that upgrade means from the aspect of grounding the house (bonding to pipes vs the existing ground rod vs a new ground rod(s)), so was planning to stay conservative with the sub panel rather than charging into the unknown. :yes:
Regardless, my garage plan is likely to be similar either way unless I hear otherwise.
Here's something to consider. If you are going to use your garage as a shop you may have need of 240 V in the future. A sub is not that expensive but rewiring is. Put a sub in the basement if you want and another in the garage. Run a larger 240 service to the garage sub. That way you are set up for any changes you need in the future and if you trip a breaker while working you don't have to go to the basement to rest.
You can have multiple subs
I'd run a small 240v sub to the garage
Then install another sub in the basement
You could install a 200a sub in the basement & feed it with say 50-60a. Then when you are ready to upgrade to 200a you alread have a new main panel in place
If you are buying a spool of 12g wire then I would make the lighting circuit 12g 20a also & maybe run an outlet off that
I'm also planning on putting recessed cans in my garage & using CFL bulbs instead of tubes. I currently have T-8 fixtures that use 96w with (3) tubes. I can install (6) cans & 13w daylight bulbs, this will spread the light out more & use less power
And I can upgrade to brighter CFL's if needed
Your set up may be ok but be aware of voltage drop when running circuits 100' or more
One thing to consider - if you are going to have an extra refrigerator or upright freezer in the garage, you may want to install a dedicated circuit for it.
Your 200a idea is pretty much what I was thinking... Buy a big 200a 42 slot panel and use it as my sub for now fed off of a double 60 and then when I figure out my grounding questions, or get the money to hire somebody to figure it out, then it's just a matter of moving the service.
In the mean time, since you say that I can have multiple subs, can I run a sub off of a sub, so that I could go ahead with the 200a panel idea and then run the garage sub off of that? Sounds to me like that would be the best of all the options, as it meets both of my wants.
I hadn't thought about using cans in the garage. That would actually work really well since my finished ceiling is <8' at headroom is an issue. Are there any environmental concerns about doing that due to temperature/condensation/etc? While the garage is insulated and heated, it can still get chilly in the winter.
I'd planned to use the 12 ga for the fixtures, but was going to throw it on a 15a breaker since lighting doesn't typically draw a lot. But, I guess there's no reason not to use a 20a since the breaker cost difference is minimal.
Well now I have to rethink my garage cans idea - for me
I have living space above the garage, so I need 5/8" sheetrock as a firestop. I'm not sure if recessed cans are allowed, if they have to be airtight (they would be anyways) etc :(
Do you have living space over the garage?
You can run a sub from a sub - as far as I know - anyone?
I think it is somewhat frowned upon, but it's a nice solution as a "Temp" measure until you upgrade
I agree with JV. Distribute two circuits around the garage. Lord knows you don't need a dedicated outlet for an opener (unless you have a Kong sized door). Two circuits should be plenty.
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I know that everyone can't get out and scout water levels, or would just like to get some good collaborative input on levels throughout the state. I will include what i've seen, and hope others will contribute.
Utah Lake: The lake is very shallow in the marshes. Areas historically accessed with mud motors are almost bone dry. Mud lake is shallow as can be. Irradiation ditches are moderately full. It looks bleak out there.
Sevier River: Low water, super low in fact. Fields and areas that generally would fill up seem to be high water marked. Not many waterfowl in the region in comparison to last year. Could potentially be good late season.
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When asked by CNSNews.com if he would return to the Family Research Council (FRC), Bauer would not give a yes or no answer. He would only say that he will take the next several days to decide what he wants to do. He said he definitely wants to remain in the "political arena", but he would not say in what capacity.
One of Bauer's rivals, Governor George W Bush (R-TX) commended Bauer for running "a good race."
"Gary Bauer is a good man. He ran a good race, and he spoke passionately and effectively about the importance of traditional conservative values. I commend him for the campaign he waged. I share his commitment to restoring a sense of virtue and responsibility to our society. And I look forward to earning the support of the Bauer supporters," Bush said in a prepared statement.


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I'm going to recommend another truly amazing place to visit in the northwest of England and (excepting the £1.00 car park fee) entry is free. I was recommended this reserve by a fellow birder who could not stop ranting about how well run and laid out the area was, and boy was she right!
From the minute you park, the views across the 70-hectare lake are spectacular. The lake forms the centre of the 200-hectare country park and there are seven hides which are all wheelchair-friendly, as are the paths to them. This is one of Wigan's premier birdwatching sites and over 230 different species have been recorded at the site, including Nightingale, Spoonbill, Marsh Harrier, the famous Black-faced Bunting and a good variety of seabirds. There is also plenty of other wildlife including butterflies, dragonflies, damselflies, foxes and hares.
The Bunting Hide is fantastic and the feeders have been arranged in such a way that trees and bushes have been left to create a very natural and inviting habitat.
The last time I dropped in, Johnny Carr, another birder, accompanied me. He had travelled up from Sussex and was in awe at the number of Bullfinches in one spot. A sighting of one in Sussex is a special occasion, but over 20 pairs all within 15 feet with an ideal photographic background made a spectacular day for a southern visitor. So much so that he returned two weeks later.
If you do make the effort to visit this fantastic site, take your time to walk all the way around. Walk up to the Manchester Ship Canal and watch some of the canal barges coming through the locks; this is easily accessed by following the main walkway until you come to some steps that look like they lead to nowhere. Also take the time to look in the reed beds that run either side of some of the pathways: you will be surprised at what is flitting in and out. Kingfishers are very often heard and can be spotted in the distance, and a Black-necked Grebe in summer plumage was also present for a short time this year.
This is a ideal family hotspot with good park and play areas for children set away from the bird hides.
Off St Helens Road, Leigh
Grid Reference: SJ6499
How to get there
By car: the Park lies close to the A580 East Lancashire Road and is well signposted from it
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For all of you, who missed the Kiin #6 Frozen release party at Tokonoma at the Galerie Loyal:
As you may know, every issue of the Kiin-zine comes with a exclusive gimmick, like exclusive paper, for Kiin #1, or stickers, for Kiin #4. For the 6th issue Ines and Kirsten spared no pains and printed the Kiin-zine in our screenprinting studio with glow-in-the-dark colors, so that it glows nicely well in the dark. Special thanks to our intern Christina, who was helping Ines and Kirsten bravely with coloring at least 1.000.000 eyes by hand for the new issue.
Of course you can get Kiin #6 at the Rotopol store in Kassel or at our onlineshop.


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Iwata says Nintendo's mobile strategy won't involve whale hunting
There's a predominant school of thought toward making money in the mobile gaming sector: Focus your attention on the people who are willing to spend exorbitant amounts. That is, make the majority of your cash from a small pool of people. Th... read


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Printmaking has a rich and colorful history in the natural sciences, and I've always admired the strange and often over simplified nature of old taxonomy prints. Bizarre scenes of specimens in old scientific volumes were commonly recorded third or fourth hand from far-off reports or expeditions. By the time these printed forms reached their audiences, they were often wildly different than their original descriptions. My etchings are rooted in the traditional language of these taxonomies; clean floating presentations that grant their subjects plenty of room for examination. The simple yet sharply authoritative format can validate even the most implausible subjects. My prints draw their material from both the natural and supernatural kingdoms. They reference stories of alleged anomaly and legitimate marvels, and serve as inert swatches from the natural world.


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The Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) aboard the NOAA/NASA Suomi NPP satellite captured this true-color image of a massive sand storm in central Sudan on June 20, 2017 (top), compared to June 19. The central and the northern part of Sudan feature extremely dry desert areas with frequent sandstorms, known as haboob, which can completely block out the sun. VIIRS provides global coverage twice a day with 750 m resolution across its entire scan -- twice the coverage of its predecessors (such as the AVHRR that flew aboard NOAA's earlier polar-orbiting spacecraft) and its daily multi-band imaging capabilities support the acquisition of high-resolution atmospheric imagery and other instrument products, including visible and infrared imaging of hurricanes, atmospheric aerosols, detection of fires and smoke and, as shown here, land surface conditions.
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Hey guys and gals!
Have you heard of BittyBay? BittyBay is an online, browser based, virtual animal kingdom, where users can hangout, chat, build territories (user spaces), play mini-games or create one in their territory and join Kingdom/User created events. It's all up to one's imagination, creativity and client limiations. BittyBay has recently launched its new release, Release Four (R4), after a successful Kickstarter fundraising campaign and we are glad to have the opportunity to invite you to join our fledgling community!
As they say, a picture speaks a thousand words, how about a video to explain more about BittyBay!
Here are some screenshots in-game too, to whet your appetite.
BittyBay is a casual game, hence, there is no main goal in the game. It's all up to the user's imagination to create their own adventures, events or even, just hang around and chat in a territory!
Although we have just released our new version, R4, the fun does not stop there! We are constantly rolling out new mini-games, items and territories for users to explore and grab!
If this sounds like your cup of tea, why not join us? Visit us at www.BittyBay.com! Our fun and friendly community of close knit animals are eager to welcome you to our community and show you around the world of BittyBay!


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"Blocks" is logic & puzzle game. It is similar to Tetris Attack, Crack Attack and other "match 3" games. Move blocks vertically and horizontally to earn as much point as you can. Collect various bonuses. With time game becomes more challenging.
If you are sick of Tetris, "Blocks" is game for you.
If you are sick of Tetris, "Blocks" is game for you.
Good fun fast! Great game quick easy to learn!
Super fun
Stressful Controls I can't move a block more than once each motion. I should be able to grab a block and move it at a reasonable speed to to location I choose. This is a brilliant idea, but I can't play it with this limitation. I'm a Tetris Attack player, I can't physically make things move fast enough...
Blocks It's deafult i'don 't like it
I Like This game so much I want To play it
What's New
- Fixed highscores.
- Facebook icon added.


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By Darby Conley
Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Language: English | Number of Pages: 256 | Format: Paperback
Isbn-10: 0740728946 | Isbn-13: 9780740728945 | Publish date: 02/09/2002
Category: Comics & Graphic Novels , Humor , Pets
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This is quite the "Bloom County" comic, but created roughly 20 years later. Even though Conley owes Breathed a lot, he pays hommage in some aspects, and this series holds its own despite it being Garf ...continue
This is quite the "Bloom County" comic, but created roughly 20 years later. Even though Conley owes Breathed a lot, he pays hommage in some aspects, and this series holds its own despite it being Garfield-ish as far as the sort of jokes being repeated is concerned. Still, it's written with heart, smarts and something has to be said for keeping a comic about a psychopathic cat, his bullied-into-his-shoes dog companion and their human owner alive for such a long time without it delving into complete doom.
The negative bits having been concentrated on, Bucky's (the cat) one-liners and his antics can be hilarious. For instance, Bucky ordering stuff online is one thing, but the kicker - apart from what he actually orders - is the fact that a credit card-company has approved a cat's request for a credit card. And there a lot of subtle kickers like that strewn around, often displayed as a two-in-one at the end panel. This, and the fact that the characters do have interesting, concrete and genuinely funny personas, makes Conley a winner, despite only every ten or so panels being really funny.
Still, he reaches out. I recommend it, but I don't think I'll be buying it.
Niklas Pivic said on Jun 07, 2010, 09:28
I love this clever comic strip, and wish I could collect all of the books! I much rather prefer having the books than getting them in the paper every day.
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Jeff, Who Lives at Homebased on55065 ratings.
Jeff, Who Lives at Home
Dispatched from his basement room on an errand for his widowed mother, slacker Jeff might discover his destiny (finally) when he spends the day with his unhappily married brother as he tracks his possibly adulterous wife.
Release Date: 11 May 2012
Runtime: 83min
Genres: Comedy, Drama
Country: USA
Directors: Jay Duplass, Mark Duplass
Actors: Jason Segel, Ed Helms, Susan Sarandon, Judy Greer, Rae Dawn Chong
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Just finished reading an older manga and enjoyed it a lot. I love the 1980's style to it.
Parasyte isn't just about regular old parasites - as the unusual spelling the title of the manga indicates -- but about creepy sentient alien parasites that take over the human body. The narrative of this title actually focuses on an alien-body-snatch-gone-wrong, as our protagonist, Shinichi, manages to stop the progress of his parasite before it reaches his brain. Unfortunately, now he's got to share his body - specifically his left arm as the image above hints at -- with this invader and learn to share one vessel with two beings with conflicting values, needs, and desires. The wonder of this title is how well it envisions this strange new life for Shinichi and his new companion (called "Migi") and the dangers that come with this new existence - many of those dangers coming from more successful alien parasites which wear their victims' faces and tend to wreak havoc, with occasionally eating human beings and all.


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Pork Chops with Roasted Peppers
Serve over Soft, Cheesy Polenta with Shredded and Sauteed Collard Greens.
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- Servings: 5
Photography: Jonathan Lovekin
Source: Martha Stewart Living, May 2012
- 4 orange or yellow bell peppers (8 to 9 ounces each)
- 5 pork chops, each 1 inch thick (8 ounces each)
- Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 2 tablespoons capers, rinsed
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 1/4 cup sherry vinegar
- Soft, Cheesy Polenta
Roast peppers directly over the flame of a gas-stove burner or under a broiler, turning often, until charred on all sides, about 5 minutes. Transfer to a plastic bag, and let stand 15 minutes. Peel peppers, and discard stems, seeds, and ribs. Tear flesh into thick strips.
Heat a large cast-iron skillet over high heat. Generously season chops on both sides with salt and pepper. Brown chops on both sides, turning once, about 4 minutes total.
Stir in garlic and capers, and cook 30 seconds, stirring to prevent garlic from burning. Add wine, and cook, stirring and scraping up browned bits as wine reduces to a glaze, about 3 minutes. Add roasted peppers.
With pan still very hot, add vinegar, and cook 2 minutes, swirling skillet as vinegar bubbles. Reduce heat to medium. Cover, and cook until chops are cooked through and internal temperature reaches 138 degrees (they should be slightly pink inside), 4 to 5 minutes. Serve pork chops and peppers over polenta.


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Tag Archives: Ruben Tejada
Mets: Top 5 First Half SurprisesJuly 8, 2012
I asked this question on my Facebook and Twitter pages. Below are some of the responses: Tony Iliakostas: David Wright, hands down. I knew he was going to bounce back after a rough 2011, but his performance has been unreal. … Continue reading
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Biggest Surprise So FarMay 10, 2012
The Mets are off to a good start and there have been a number of surprises so far. In the video below I ask the question, what's the biggest surprise so far. Watch the video and let me know your … Continue reading
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Do You Miss Jose Reyes?April 16, 2012
The Mets season is off to a good start and Ruben Tejada is playing well. So the question I have: Does anyone miss Jose Reyes?
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Mets Fans: What Are You Watching Closely In 2012?March 14, 2012
In this video I discuss what I'll be keeping a close eye on in 2012. Check it out and let me know your thoughts.
Tagged Daniel Murphy, Ike Davis, Jenry Mejia, Josh Thole, Lucas Duda, Matt Harvey, Ruben Tejada, Zack Wheeler
Video Chat With Michael Baron From PSLFebruary 26, 2012
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Mets Fans Lets Be RealisticNovember 28, 2011
Here are 5 things I think us Mets fans need to be realistic about during this hot stove season.
Tagged Daniel Murphy, Jose Reyes, New York Mets Opinion, R. A. Dickey, Ruben Tejada
2011 Player Review: Ruben TejadaNovember 9, 2011
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Ruben Tejada Talks About Getting Hit TwiceSeptember 2, 2011
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Q & A: Thoughts On Second Base For 2012August 31, 2011
I recently received a few questions about how the Mets should address second base in 2012: NickJohnson05: How do you see the Mets future at second base in 2012 between Murphy/Turner/Tejada. Do you think Murphy can be an everyday player? … Continue reading
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Video Chat With Tanya Mercado of Citi Field of DreamsJuly 7, 2011
In the video below I catch up with Mets fan and blogger, Tanya Mercado of Citi Field of Dreams. Watch as Tanya and I discuss her thoughts on how some of the young players have performed in the first half … Continue reading
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Living in Powell
Located 75 miles from the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park, Powell, Wyoming is a progressive rural community. US census data estimates Powell's current population at 5,288*. (*Info from www.census.gov)
Surrounded by the Big Horn, Pryor, and Absaroka mountain ranges and within minutes of National Forest, Bureau of Land Management and Wyoming state lands, Powell is an outdoor recreation paradise.
Powell residents have an enthusiastic desire to improve, innovate, and create the very best future for everyone here. This atmosphere of success and motivation, as well as exceptional support infrastructure, makes our community an attractive and exciting place to live and do business.
For useful demographic information about the Powell community download a copy of our Community Profile (Adobe Acrobat format).
City of Powell
Powell has a Mayor/Council – City Administrator form of government. The legislative body of Powell consists of a Mayor elected at large, with six council members, two elected from each of the three City wards. The Mayor appoints (with Council concurrence) the City Administrator, City Attorney, Municipal Judge, and members of boards and commissions.
Park County, Wyoming
The Wyoming Park County Government was established in 1909, the County Courthouse was completed in 1912. Park County is one of 23 counties in Wyoming. The estimated population in 2004 was 26,516 - an increase of 2.83% from the 2000 census. The county seat is located just 24 miles from Powell in Cody, Wyoming. Cody serves is the gateway community for Yellowstone National Park at it's East entrance. For more information on the Park County area visit www.yellowstonecountry.org


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When 114 sailing yachts set out from Australia's Sydney Harbor on Boxing Day, December 26, 1998, for the 43rd Annual Sydney-to-Hobart ocean classic the mood was festive.
Crowds jammed the harbor and headlands in the midsummer heat to watch the yachts tack east to the Sydney Heads, set colorful spinnakers and run with the wind, south, for the finish line 630 miles distant in Hobart, Tasmania.
None knew they were being stalked by a deadly storm.
In the next 48 hours, the monster storm would strike, destroying yachts, washing scores of sailors overboard into 80-foot seas, killing six and spurring the largest sea rescue ever mounted by Australians.
In the style of A Perfect Storm and Into Thin Air, A Hard Chance traces the fateful collision course between a violent storm at sea and the world-class sailors and racing yachts that would bear its full and deadly fury.
As the storm unleashes its power, A Hard Chance amplifies the sea of terror that individual rescuers and racers overcame through skill and raw courage to save their boats and crew and pluck 55 doomed yachtsmen from the Tasman Sea.
Format: Hardcover
Size: 6 x 9 inches
Pages: 288
Author: Kim Leighton
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3D printing is a process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital model. 3D printing is achieved using additive processes, where an object is created by laying down successive layers of material. 3D printing is considered distinct from traditional machining techniques (subtractive processes) which mostly rely on the removal of material by drilling, cutting etc.
The technology is not new. They've been used to make manufacturing and engineering prototypes for more than 25 years. But printer makers are now turning their attention to the consumer market, and have been rewarded with soaring sales and stock prices — as well as the prospect of lucrative buyouts.
Some printers capable of churning out simple items such as keychains, wine bottle holders and missing board game pieces are already selling for as little as $350. That's cheaper than a high-end version of Microsoft's Xbox 360 with Kinect.
Copyright holders will cringe, but people are already using printers to make Star Wars battle cruisers or a cheaper alternative to Lego or Mattel Inc toys.
Currently, though, the process is slow — about 45 minutes to make something the size of an egg, and about four hours to create an item the size of a soft drink can.


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|~ A. A. Milne
Perhaps, that's because every time I sat down to write it there was a part of me that couldn't quite say what had to be said.
My children had just turned three when I began this blog - the original intention being that it would simply be a placeholder for all the information I'd collected over time so I could just point a struggling parent who reached out to me to the appropriate page, instead of writing and rewriting the same information into emails endlessly.
Somehow, it turned into so much more. I got to connect with thousands (thousands!) of parents who were on a similar path. I learned an unbelievable amount about myself - both as a parent and, simply, as a person. I gained confidence in my ability to love, support, and guide my children toward becoming everything they could be. I struggled and cried and felt like I was failing at times, but sharing it here was the best kind of therapy - a way to help others while I helped myself.
I've made amazing friends and have been given many wonderful opportunities because of this blog. I've been so blessed to have somehow fallen into a circle of truly dedicated, brilliant, and inspiring bloggers, authors, and educators who generously shared what I wrote and who offered me a chance to write for other sites and publications. My deepest gratitude to all of you.
But now, my kids are 8 1/2. They're old enough that I feel much less comfortable writing about them - even if it's in the context of me working through my own parenting struggles. At this age these are really their stories to tell.
It's been hard to let go of something I worked on for so long. But I have to follow my heart and I can't force a passion for this when it no longer exists. My apologies to anyone who's subscribed recently - and there've been a surprising amount of you! The blog will stay up for the foreseeable future so the information won't be lost. My Facebook & Twitter pages are gone, but my Pinterest page is still up - although I no longer add to it.
You've been such a wonderful community of parents. Knowing how many of you are out there learning about respectful parenting makes me so hopeful for this youngest generation of children. You all deserve a great deal of praise for the hard work you're doing - it may feel like a drop in the bucket, but I have no doubt we can change the world. Thank you for making your children such a priority. And thank you for letting me be even a small a part of your parenting journey.
And so, this is goodbye.
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Product News: Sensors Monitors & Transducers
Precision Pressure Transducer delivers ±0.15% FS accuracy.
Press Release Summary:
October 23, 2012 - Available with choice of pressure and electrical connections, Heise® Model HPK offers current or voltage outputs to indicate readings from vacuum through 20,000 psig and absolute ranges to 150 psia. All-welded stainless steel construction of this analog output device promotes durability and media compatibility. Also, sensor design delivers long-term stability and ±0.15% FS accuracy.
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New Transducer Targets "Sweet Spot" in Precision Sensing
Press release date: October 22, 2012
The new Heise® Model HPK compact pressure transducer brings renowned Heise® dependability and precision to an affordable, analog output device. Available with a choice of pressure and electrical connections, the HPK offers either current or voltage outputs to indicate readings from vacuum through 20,000 psig and absolute ranges to 150 psia. All welded stainless steel construction ensures durability and media compatibility, while an advanced sensor design delivers long term stability and ±0.15% F.S. accuracy. Each Heise® Model HPK pressure transducer is authenticated with a nine-point NIST traceable calibration report.


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Between the Buried and Me to Release DVD / Blu Ray Next Month
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DOWNFALL OF GAIA completes work on upcoming new album "Aeon Unveils The Thrones Of Decay"!
- August 19th, 2014 – Downfall of Gaia have just finished the recordings for their new album "Aeon Unveils the Thrones of...Read More
Trioscapes release new album, debut video via PROG Magazine
- August 19th, 2014 – Progressive/fusion trio, Trioscapes, have released their sophomore album worldwide on Metal Blade Records! To...Read More
Whitechapel announce headlining tour with Upon a Burning Body and Glass Cloud!
- August 19th, 2014 – Top 10 Billboard charting metal act, Whitechapel, will be returning to the road in October and November! In...Read More
Nonpoint release "The Return" behind the scenes video on Loudwire.com!
- August 19th, 2014 – "Breaking Skin" streaming on-line now Nonpoint are set to release their eighth studio album,...Read More
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Posted by Sam (YA Librarian) on November 4, 2012
10 to 1 (October-January) is not your average book club! It's for teens
who use the Brookfield, La Grange, Thomas Ford, La Grange Park and LT
libraries, and want to meet new people and have a unique experience.
Join anytime between now and January and see what it's all about!
The next meeting is Wednesday, November 7 at 4:30pm. All teens are welcome!


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89 Chester Street
Painesville, OH 44077 USA
Tel: 440 358 1718
The CAREgiving Institute is a 501 c 3, not for profit organization. We specialize in consultation, education and training for senior care services. We create resources and options for today's and tomorrow's elderly.
Our goal is to educate, train, and empower one million care givers by the year 2030. We have termed our goal PROJECT 2030. The objectives of PROJECT 2030 are to increase access to caregiving resources, encourage and advocate for long term care planning, reduce cost of care, enhance the quality of life for older adults, reduce ill health associated with caregiver stress and to facilitate avenues for "moving on" when caregiving is no longer an integral part of the care giver's life.
Providing resources and options for today's and tomorow elderly!


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Chances are you're coming to the Santa Ynez Valley (Los Olivos, Solvang, Santa Ynez, Buellton, Lompoc) to enjoy wine, food, shopping and more. So we've developed partnerships with some of the best wineries, restaurants and retail establishments to offer you unprecedented savings.
Upon check-in at ForFriends Inn, you'll receive our FREE Friendship Pass, entitling you to over $300 in complimentary wine tastings at nearly 30 wineries throughout the Valley, and over $50 in free appetizers at local restaurants.* The Friendship Pass will also get you discounts at various retail establishments. You can even get a discount on a private cycling coaching session and horseback riding! All you need to do is show your Friendship Pass at the designated establishments to enjoy the benefits.
Book your room today and receive your free Friendship Pass with our thanks for staying at ForFriends Inn.
Complimentary or 2-for 1 tastings at these wineries:
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Los Olivos
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Free appetizer or dessert when ordering a meal at these restaurants**:
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10% discount at these establishments:
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*Groups of six or more: Limitations apply; must call each establishment first for info and to make reservations.
**All these restaurants are within a very short stroll from the inn. No need to drive to a wonderful dinner each night you're here!


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Modern-Twist PJ Pocket Pillow
Who doesn't love japanese design... especially for a cool pillow
Ah, love at first site. These sweet enamel containers by Aranzi Aronzo will add some happiness & warmth to your countertop whether you use them for q-tips, paperclips or bacon grease.
These are the neatest things...can be used for lunches...as organizers...and I don't think a lot people have even heard of them...Highly recommend.


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Wootalyzer's Pricing Post! - The price of today's woot item is saved here for future reference------------------------------------------------------------Dodge Viper Wireless Optical Mouse$18.99 + $5 Standard OR $9 Two-Day OR $12 One-Day ShippingCondition: New*DISCLAIMER* Wootalyzer! is in no way affiliated with Woot!, and this post may not always be here!
Varrrrrrooom!! Perfect for under the tree
Are these car mice actually any good?
Are the wheels elevated on this or will the car be drifting all the time?
mingsty wrote:Are these car mice actually any good?
Every time I see these I wonder who buys them. They can't be comfortable to use
I so need a shelby not the viper!
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New Silvestre Reyes ad attacks Beto O'Rourke's character
There are 47 comments on the El Paso Times story from May 22, 2012, titled New Silvestre Reyes ad attacks Beto O'Rourke's character. In it, El Paso Times reports that:The race for a seat in the House of Representatives turned sharply negative Tuesday evening when U.S. Rep.
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#21 May 24, 2012
It should be about THE ISSUES! Not about some blurry guy getting a friendly pat on the behind from a woman! Who really cares? I don't.
#22 May 24, 2012
I agree completely. It isn't like he was butt naked when she spanked him or that she penetrated him with her finger. It seems harmless to me, nothing that you wouldn't see any night of the week at a local club. On the issues, Beto rules as it's time for a true progressive to take the reins.
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#23 May 24, 2012
Gas, Grass, or ass no free rides....let party beto's !!!!next round is on me,after some wacky tabacky!!!
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#24 May 24, 2012
spank me babydoll!!! After you get "como se llama" lets party!!!
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#25 May 24, 2012
In desperate times,
Men do desperate things...
You can sense the anxiety in Reyes quivering voice ...
Being defeated after the big boys flew in to bolster his reelection...
Boy, that says something!
Guess Reyes should have been answering those constituent phone calls and questions....
Oh well,
There is a god!
And he's NOT a Reyes fan!
#26 May 25, 2012
No wonder El Paso has so many problems with the officials. A major trait of an excellent leader is character. Falling down and crawling on a (wink) sweaty dance floor and getting several uninterrupted (wink) game pats from a married woman is ok. Climbing a wall and setting off alarms was simply taking a (wink) shortcut. So the (wink) trained police charged him with burglary instead trespassing? Isn't it strange that he always just in the wrong at the wrong time ?
As for DWI, sure people do learn and change. But he didn't! When partying, don't do it with people that brag.
It's about having a Representative that we can be proud and for once, an elected official with CHARACTER, responsible, intregrity and maturity.Then knowledge of the issues and solid ideas come into consideration.
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#27 May 25, 2012
You're entitled to your opinion, of course, and some of your points have a little bit of merit. Having said that, I think you're not looking at the big picture. It's not like he's running for Pope or some religious office. He's no choirboy to be sure but all tings considered, he's a hell of a man. I'm very religious myself and I don't give a damn about some youthful hijinks or what some dark video shows. After all, according to your own words it was someone else doing the spanking. He wasn't responsible for baring his buttocks or bending over and sticking his cheeks in someone's face. I think it's high time we grabbed the bull by the balls in El Paso and shake things up a bit. 16 years is long enough and now we need to turn the wheel over tot he younger generation. I can't personally think of anyone more Christian or more endowed with leadership qualities to represent us than Beto. That's why I've already voted for him and I'll be celebrating at home with some Wild Turkey watching his victory speech come Tuesday night.
#28 May 25, 2012
After reading your comments and the way you express yourself, especially the part of being a very religious person like you say you are,(words tell a lot about ones character) but the truth of the matter is that Mr. O'Rouke has had a few unpleasant episodes in his past that he may or may not have admitted to but have come out either way. Maybe he is a changed man now, don't know, but they don't seem to be as bad or damaging as other things we have recently heard of in the media from other politicians or politician hopefuls. Vote your conscience for who you believe is the best one to bring about the best in El Paso.
#29 May 25, 2012
A vote for Beto is a vote against The V A and Ft. Bliss. They give piss test at Ft. Bliss and have drug sniffing dogs there, Beto won't be allowed.
#30 May 25, 2012
You're just another reyes supporting jock strap.
#31 May 25, 2012
Oh poor baby , did attack dog kick you in the balls? It is a legitament question and the people want to know Character matters.
With Beto's shading past with the drug underworld will Bliss even take him serious.
#32 May 25, 2012
Hey moron do you think that reyes had anything to do with bliss staying in hell paso. Hell NO!!! The BRAC already made their decisions om what bases were shutting down and what was closing. Fat ass reyes had very little to do with bliss staying in hell paso. reyes was just licking brac's balls and then proclaiming victory to the citizens of el paso as if he had made sure that bliss was staying. No senate committee or u.s. commanders would ever consider the closing ft bliss. that would be strategically unwise. no stfu and come up with something better you pendejo.
#33 May 26, 2012
Reyes in a prime example of the need for term limits on Capitol Hill. Though I doubt Beto'll be much better.
#34 May 26, 2012
That dance video is nothing. Who cares. The DUI was never a secret. It was 14 years ago. It is the only thing in Reyes new attack ad that is true. The rest is all lies, which proves he has NO problem lying to us! I am voting for Beto BECAUSE of Reyes!
#35 May 26, 2012
WRONG! We have the WORST VA deal in the nation, and Reyes has been in office 16 years. He has not helped except to help himself and his family to jobs, big bucks and contracts.
#36 May 26, 2012
Are you even an American? Is that even your real name or just a Drug Underworld placaso? Answer the question...Character Matters and shady drug underworld lackeys have no place on this side of the puente. Even the stinky homeless vets are coming out to vote for Reyes this time. Will beto even support the American president? Will the O even trust beto or send a seal team to his residence?
Answer the questions
#37 May 26, 2012
Lol, do now he wasn't responsible for the spanking. Ever hear words like no or stop? I am married and you are married, this is very inappropriate. Ever think of statements like that?
You state you are religious, I have never heard of a religion that condones crawling on the floor, drunk and some married woman spanking a married man.
I will say it again, character, maturity and if married being respectful of that marriage are not traits to be nonchalantly dismissed. Did you realize that his behavior and questionable judgement are grounds for revocation or denial of a security clearance and you think he should go to Congress? Members of congress and their staff undergo security background checks.
#38 May 27, 2012
Maybe he slipped and fell while dancing, and the girl slapped him as in "atta-boy", as a joke. Your such a gossiping little girl. As if your so squeaky-clean. Gimme a break!
#39 May 28, 2012
Some are in such denial and apologetic for the obvious lack of character and maturity.
Gossip or rumor? He admits it was him in the video. There is a major distance in falling and trying to get up as a pose to crawling on the floor. Apparently some tell the difference between an attaboy and repeated, uninterrupted striking of the rear end.
By the way, the VA rating is up to 97%. The entire building is approx 17 yrs old as compared to the average age of 30 for most VA facilities. And it is well maintained . So it is not the worse. If the Feds hand over the entire facility to the VA, it would not be a bad deal.
#40 May 28, 2012
"repeated, uninterrupted striking of the rear end." Ha ha.
I think they send you to Rikers Island or Pelican Bay for receiving a pat on the butt. You are trying to make something out of nothing, and it's not going to work. Evidently, you are a Reyes supporter that doesn't want the gravy train to end. Start looking for another job, because the people of El Paso have seen through your smoke and mirrors.
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FILE – This April 20, 2013 file photo shows Neil Diamond singing "Sweet Caroline" in the eighth inning of a baseball game between the Boston Red [auth] Sox and the Kansas City Royals in Boston. Sales for Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" are up by 597 percent a week after the tune has become a source of comfort following bombings in Boston last week. The song is a staple of Boston Red Sox games. Nielsen SoundScan said Wednesday that it sold 19,000 tracks this week. It only sold 2,800 the week before. It has sold 1.75 million tracks to date. Diamond released the song in 1969. It is addressed to Caroline Kennedy. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer, file)
NEW YORK (AP) — Neil Diamond is donating some of this week's sales from "Sweet Caroline" after the tune became a source of comfort following the explosions at the Boston Marathon.
Sales from Diamond's song are up by 597 percent, Nielsen SoundScan said Wednesday. Diamond's representative said the singer will donate the recent sales to marathon bombing victims.
"Sweet Caroline" sold 19,000 tracks this week. It sold 2,800 tracks the previous week and 1.75 million tracks to date.
The crowd-pleasing song is a staple of Boston Red Sox games. It makes no specific mention of Boston or the Red Sox, but the team started playing it regularly at Fenway Park more than a decade ago and fans took to it.
The New York Yankees, Toronto Raptors and other professional sports teams also have played the song at games in the days after the deadly blasts April 15.
Diamond released "Sweet Caroline" in 1969. The song was inspired by Caroline Kennedy's name.
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Quilt Market was in Portland last weekend! Quilt Market is a trade show full of fabric designers, tons of new patterns, fabric manufacturers and gorgeous quilts; really it's a whole convention center full of dynamic and talented people. I hopped in our ancient pickup and trekked down I-5 from Washington to Oregon, leaving the kids in capable family hands for my first overnight adventure in a very long time. I have the blisters on my feet to prove that it was a total adventure; I saw just about everything and everyone with Kristin. We have lots of fun photos to share over the next few days, including a "Handmade Bags at Quilt Market" recap. (Between the two of us we had about 700+ pics over two days.) People had amazing bags! People wore incredible clothes (the super-talented Rae Hokstra, for one). There's some beautiful new fabric coming out soon. Today we want to show some favorite things from market. We'll have lots more to share in upcoming days.
Here's the Sew,Mama,Sew! team with the über-talented and
gracious Amy Butler in the FreeSpirit booth.
Denyse Schmidt was about five feet away from Amy Butler! This is a favorite dresses in fabric from Denyse Schmidt's upcoming collection, in front of a pretty quilt featuring the same fabrics.
Samples of Oliver + S patterns. I wanted to swoop them all into my arms and run; they were the perfect size for my little girl and they were gorgeous, of course. The booth, and Liesl, were a delight. Kristin has some more full-booth shots coming up.
More Oliver + S samples. Amazing.
Mo Bodell's booth featuring her Full Moon Lagoon collection for Andover Fabrics won an award!
More from Mo's booth… Elizabeth Hartman made that gorgeous quilt with Mo's fabrics.
Can you spot Mo's Sew,Mama,Sew! tutorial in action?
Enchino. Wow.
Melody Miller. We're sure you can't go wrong with a bag in either Enchino
or Melody Miller (more on that later!).
Loved this Monaluna pattern– the On the Go Dress— and the designer too (that's her!).
Violet Craft's booth (she's there with Kristin). More photos of
Violet's wonderful new collection are coming soon…
More from Violet Craft.
Lots of great, cute patterns from Olive Ann Designs.
The ones on the right are the Classy Cargo pattern.
Heather Ross for Windham Fabrics: the Briar Rose collection.
Briar Rose looked darling in kiddo patterns.
Another Briar Rose quilt.
Rashida's booth featuring her Tsuru collection for Cloud9 Fabrics. Her walls never arrived so Rashida went out in Portland to find vintage papers and washi and she just whipped up this amazing backdrop. Crazy creativity and talent right there…
Beautiful samples in Tsuru.
A little bit of Jeni Baker's Nordika booth…
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totally fun! I love all your pictures! You got some great shots that I hadn't seen. Oh, and I love Jeni's new line. 🙂
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Is M4-78 that small?
It seems quite big (I haven´t played it), but it isn´t a part of TSLRCM (since most of it is fan made content).
I think TSLRCM is, for most of the time, great and pretty much a must on every install, but besides HK factory (which is a big addition and I quite enjoyed playing through it, but imo it doesn´t add much to the core story and somewhat disrupts the endgame´s pacing due to tedious combat), the restored stuff consists of small additions.
I think the mod´s biggest selling point are the additions to Malachor V, which, while small in scope, have a quite significant positive effect on the storyline when it comes to giving some closure to the crew, but these certainly weren´t enough to make that section of the game not underwhelming for me (I´ve always liked the final confrontation though) - the planet still feels rushed and unfinished because in the code there simply wasn´t an awesome Malachor V waiting to be restored.
Ok, time to replay the game
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On Tuesday, September the 25th, Mark Posey of Heartland Investment Services spoke to a group of Westerville residents and business owners about the "Fundamentals of Investing". The session started with a 5:15 pm "meet and greet" and the formal presentation beginning at 5:30 pm.
Heartland Spotlight Series – Helping you Grow, Protect and Manage Your Assets
Mark began the evening by familiarizing everyone with the basic terminology of investing and different investment products. He also discussed the condition of the US Economy and equity markets. During his presentation Mark stressed three important fundamentals for all investors:
First - Set specific goals for your investments and financial plan
Second – Accurately determine your risk tolerance.
Third - Work with a financial advisor to create an asset allocation that best fits you risk tolerance and investment needs.
The group also discussed the impact of low interest rates to the economy and local businesses. They also discussed the impact current events, and recent Fed actions could have on their portfolios. Mark also shared some of the alternative strategies and investments he is using to help his clients lower the volatility in their portfolios and generate more income.
Mark Posey joined Heartland Investment Services in the fall of 2007. Mark has been in the financial services industry since early 2002 with prior stops at Waddell & Reed Financial Services and Chase. Currently, Heartland Investment Services manages $43,000,000 for their clients. Mark graduated from Otterbein College with a degree in Political Science and still lives in Westerville with his wife Stephanie. Mark is an active member and officer of Blendon Lodge #339 in Westerville and is the President of the Lambda Gamma Epsilon alumni association.
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Events in the Spotlight Series are designed to benefit both small businesses and consumers. Bank, insurance and investment experts will present short and informative seminars on topics such as:
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Your main coverage of the death of Tony Benn (Obituary, 15 March; Michael White, 15 March) was ungenerous, and did little justice to the man who was one of the most loved political figures in Britain today. Millions were inspired by his principles, his commitment and his unswerving support for many campaigns. He was president of the Stop the War Coalition right up to his death and helped initiate the People's Assembly in opposition to government policies of austerity and inequality. Far from having little influence on politics and change, Tony was in the forefront of opposing wars, apartheid, racism and sexism. In this he was often in advance of establishment opinion, but equally often in agreement with public opinion. He was loved precisely because he did articulate views shared by many outside the corridors of power.
Your tendency to point-scoring about arguments dating back more than 30 years and refusal to seriously address his views perhaps demonstrates that they had more purchase than his opponents care to admit. Those who support trade unions, equality, peace and – dare we say it – socialism have little voice in the media or established politics. They have lost a great champion in Tony Benn. His political legacy will hopefully be measured by their future success.
Lindsey German Convenor, Stop the War Coalition, Jeremy Corbyn MP, Katy Clark MP, Steve Turner Assistant general secretary, Unite the Union, Kevin Courtney Deputy general secretary, NUT, Paul Mackney Former general secretary, UCU, Sam Fairbairn National secretary, People's Assembly Against Austerity, Romayne Phoenix Co-chair, People's Assembly Against Austerity, Salma Yaqoob, John Rees Counterfire, John Pilger Journalist and film-maker, Francesca Martinez Comedian and campaigner, Zita Holborne National co-chair, Black Activists Rising Against Cuts, PCS NEC, Kate Hudson General secretary, CND, Chris Nineham Vice-chair, STWC, Andrew Burgin Left Unity, Mark Barrett People's Assemblies Network and Occupy, Clare Solomon People's Assembly, Rachel Newton Secretary, Greece Solidarity Campaign, James Meadway Senior economist, NEF, Barbara Jacobson Barnet Alliance for Public Services, Richard Milner Coventry People's Assembly, Roy Bailey Folk singer, Andrew Murray Deputy president, Stop the War Coalition
• I have never missed the late Simon Hoggart more than in the aftermath of Tony's Benn's death. It's difficult to imagine anyone better to puncture of the bubble of hagiography filling much of Saturday's coverage (the main obit and Michael White being honourable exceptions).
It's hard to know whether Simon would have taken more delight pointing out how wrong Benn was on so many issues (nationalisation, the EU, Gaddafi, Saddam Hussein, Mao, Labour's election loss in '83, the miners' strike and many others) or in reminiscing about how Benn's extreme vanity blinded him to the damage he did to Labour in the 1980s. Perhaps it would simply have been enough to remember how much Benn hated those (like Simon himself) who saw through the cheap and easy platitudes that characterised his later career.
Dr John McGowan
Lewes, East Sussex
• I was disappointed by the mealy-mouthed obituary of Tony Benn by Professor Brian Brivati. I was surprised you chose him to write such an important political obituary, as he is a member of the misnamed "Progress group" and a friend of leading New Labour so-called liberal international interventionists.
Prof Brivati asserts that from the mid-1970s onwards, Benn had nothing new to say as a political thinker. This is certainly contestable. One example will suffice to demonstrate this inaccuracy.
Tony Benn, who once was responsible for the British nuclear power programme, first when he when he was technology minister in the late 1960s, and later after he was "demoted" (in Brivati's interpretation), was asked a few years ago by the Times if he had made any political mistakes in his life. He responded: "Nuclear power. I was told, when I was in charge of it, that atomic energy was cheap, safe and peaceful. It isn't."
A serious problem for today's politics is that both coalition ministers and their Labour opponents have not learned from Benn's conversion on the road to energy sustainability, and support new nuclear.
Dr David Lowry
Environmental policy and research consultant
• Your online report on the death of Tony Benn (14 March) attributed his defeat in the 1981 Labour deputy leadership to a late voting shift by a key union. I presume that this is a reference to NUPE, which in fact followed the clear verdict of a ballot of its members. Had Labour's largest union, the TGWU, showed similar respect for its members, Denis Healey would have won overwhelmingly.
Benn's achievements and personality have attracted many tributes, but his campaign in 1981 was one of the most selfish and unprincipled in British political history. Its defeat saved Labour from extinction.
Richard Heller
Chief of staff to Denis Healey 1981-83
• Leaving a CND demo in the early 80s, a Telegraph-reading friend remarked to me: "You know, I used to be against everything Tony Benn stood for, until I heard him speak."
John Launder
Skipton, North Yorkshire