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Quokka Sports: Showing sporting events through internet. Merrill took it to market in July 1999, filed for bankruptcy April 2000.
Webvan: Internet grocer raised $264m of venture capital money. Founder Louis Borders of Borders bookstores said: 'It's going to be worth $10bn - or zero.' Floated by Goldman Sachs in November 2000, collapsed following summer having burned through $1bn.
iVillage: Aimed at women, floated in March 1999. Lawsuit filed last year against underwriters alleging prospectus was materially misleading. iVillage.co.uk, formed in partnership with Tesco.com, still going.
Buy.com: Internet shopping site floated February 2000, raising $182m. Later posted poor results, suffered high-level departures, closed UK operations and pared back ranges. Delisted from Nasdaq, bought back by founder Scott Blum for $23m in August 2001. Company and several banks face shareholders' lawsuit.
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Internet Capital Group: Software and services company, still operating. In December 1999, stock hit $212. Ten months later it was $12.38. Blodget e-mailed another internet analyst with prediction that stock was going to $5. Merrill's public rating? 'Accumulate'.
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It's a tad off-topic, but I'd like to make an observation about RPGs that's bothered me for some time.
Why are swords and weapons always (99%) carried on a player character's back? I know, I know. We're talking fantasy here. But I've always found it a bit jarring to see this humongous sword or axe stuck to a player character's back like it was a magnet. No sheath, no scabbard because it must stick to his or her back by magic.
In reality [I know, this is fantasy; I get it] this would only work for short weapons like daggers or a short handled axe. Bows are usually depicted correctly for the most part. Sometimes for camera or composition purposes, archers are shown as firing left-handed.
Getting back to my point, a standard sized sword would be nearly impossible to unsheath if it were in a sheath on your back. Your arm is simply not long enough to pull it out. That's why swords were invariably worn on the opposite hip, not on the back. Anyway, just thought I'd share.
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We inhabit a strange country. Republicans are the loudest voices in defense of fighting wars and insisting we must honor those who serve, but when it comes to actually providing jobs and assistance to those who have served, silence reigns in the Republican party. Latest figures indicate the unemployment rate in America dropped in December from 9.8% to 9.4% due to creation of over a hundred thousand new jobs. However, the unemployment rate for veterans has risen from 9.4% in November to 11.7% in December. These figures deal essentially with young veterans in their twenties and thirties who enter a job market which is saturated and the last thing on the mind of employers is assisting those who have served their nation.
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Pippa Evans and Sanderson Jones—two British comedians—have opened the Sunday Assembly, which is calling itself the first atheist church in the U.K. "We thought it would be a shame not to enjoy the good stuff about religion, like the sense of community, just because of a theological disagreement," says Mr. Jones, who once sold out a show the Sydney Opera House by selling all his tickets by hand, which is pretty impressive. Referring to the difference between atheism and religion as "a theological disagreement" is sort of like saying the difference between The Berenstain Bears and The Brothers Karamazov is a matter of "length," but Jones is hoping that his atheist church will provide skeptics with a regular sense of community. As he told the Islington Gazette, "We just want people to feel encouraged and excited when they leave" ...
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But if Atheism isnt a religion, whats with the church?
It seems to me that these comedians need a space (The Nave, I've found out) for expressing their "art" and views to a willing "congregation." The comments I read from the original article were very telling of the atmosphere that is in England presently and I am a little alarmed for the future of America. So many have no clear understanding of the true church and to call itself a church is indeed a slap in the face to any religion (especially Christianity), when this church is a-religious. It is merely a clubhouse for Atheists.
Side Note: In the original article, I noticed some comments from "ordained Atheist ministers" proclaiming that there are already churches in the area (Islington included) that cater to Atheists.
Well this sucks.
Why a "church," an "ordained minister," and what are people supposed to be "encouraged and excited" about when they leave? Atheists see "good stuff" about church and don't want to be "left out," like the "sense of community." Atheists already have their own "community" ... a community of people who profess no religious belief, recognize no god, agree that we came from nothing and are going back to nothing once we finish this thing called life. Go ahead and meet together, share a sense of community, have a potluck, laugh at a few jokes. But don't waste your time ordaining people into a false "ministry," gathering them together in a false "church" setting, and pretending to care about whether or not those involved are encouraged and excited about anything that they've experienced once they've departed. You've given them nothing ... no hope, no mercy, no grace. For that, you need The One True God, but hey, you don't think He exists.


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Tacloban, Philippines: Pausing occasionally to dodge driving rains by hiding under loose scraps of plywood, a group of firefighters lowered unidentified bodies into a mass grave here Thursday, six days after the city was largely destroyed by typhoon Haiyan.
For days, the bodies had sat in public. First they were uncovered on roadsides; then they were placed in body bags. After that, they were collected, and nearly 200 were stored at the biggest site, a government office. In the nearby City Hall, the centre of local government relief efforts, the stench from the bodies could be powerful when the wind blew off the harbour.
"What we are doing is a little bit late," said Alfred S. Romualdez, the mayor of Tacloban. He blamed the national government for widespread delays of burials and the distribution of food, water and basic relief supplies.
"I appreciate the boats coming in, the planes coming in," he said. "But what we need are foot soldiers, times 10 of what you see now."
The official death toll for Tacloban City rose to 2000 Thursday, but that covers only bodies that have been collected or visually confirmed by authorised officials.
There are also 3000 injured, by the official tally, and 194 people for whom the paperwork has been completed for them to be declared missing.
In a familiar problem here, in a relief effort dogged by glitches, Mr Romualdez said the backhoe digging the mass grave had broken down before the hole was big enough.
Food distribution has improved, Mr Romualdez said. Relief workers have now distributed packages of rations in 101 of the city's 138 neighbourhoods, he said, and will reach the rest Friday, he said. Each family is supposed to receive 3 kilograms of rice and some canned goods.
Flash thunderstorms were the biggest obstacle to the burial of corpses on Thursday. Mr Romualdez said he expected the pit to contain 400 bodies by Friday and that it could eventually hold 1000. A separate mass grave will be dug at the site for the bodies of victims who have been identified.
In a few months, the unidentified bodies will be exhumed and investigators will try to identify them using data like dental records, though many such records may have been destroyed in the storm. Mr Romualdez said he expected that perhaps only 20 percent of the unknown dead would ever be identified.
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Angus James Roy Olson, 22, has pleaded guilty to arson for setting eight vehicles ablaze, all on the evening of Oct. 27.
Pickup trucks, cars and vans were entered and fires set inside as they were parked in driveways or outside homes on Prairie Crescent, Durum Drive and Elmdale Boulevard.
He also pleaded guilty to stealing a 2001 Mercury Grand Marquis from Durum Drive on the same evening.
Video linked Olson to some of the crimes and fingerprints to others.
No estimate was given in court for the damage as Olson entered his pleas on Thursday.
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When I teach the first semester of Freshman Composition, I usually assign a particular reading to my students–one dealing with the question of public space, what it is, how it can be altered, and who alters it. The revelation-turned-argument the author, an African-American writer, makes is that black males have the power–whether they want it or not–of altering public space wherever they go, regardless of who they really are and by virtue only of the color of their skin.
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Most students fall into the second category–at first. Then as we discuss public space they begin to remember moments when they too altered public space just because they are black; moments long forgotten, or brushed aside as inconsequential, swept under the rug, or ignored because they are always uncomfortable to confront. Because when you confront the unpleasant–the unpalatable–no matter which side you fall on, you confront an ugliness no one wants to see, or own.
I thought about public space quite a bit when we were walking around Colonial Williamsburg. You can't help BUT think about it when you are surrounded by people dressed in period costumes, challenging you at every corner to set aside, for even a few moments, who you are and where you came from. I love being in an environment where you can suspend your disbelief, and your sense of what the world is supposed to look like; where people walk around dressed out of history books, and you walk around feeling as if you'd stepped into a play. But let's face it, the history that makes up the colorful and fascinating tableau of Colonial Williamsburg can also mask a history of exclusion; it's a history that very much belongs to white males, and a history built upon oppression and enslavement. It's also difficult to walk through the site without being confronted by this fact–and this is a good thing, I think.
On Friday afternoon we sat with the kids in the area outside the old capitol building, surrounded by a crowd of visitors, young and old, and waiting for a re-enactment of the reading of the Declaration of Independence. Several "interpreters" (as the costumed re-enactors are called) dressed as working-class colonists milled around, discussing in loud voices to each other what independence meant.
There was much excitement in the air–it was hard to miss, even among those visitors who were more obviously rooted in the 21st century, like the man with the bluetooth device still hooked to his ear.
Before long a black man carrying a tool box and wearing the long pants and raggedy shirt of a slave joined the discussion, after first telling the onlookers loudly that his master had given him permission to listen to the reading.
"What's this independence people are talking about?" He asked of all of us visitors awaiting the big declaration.
"What's it mean?"
He turned to different people, the question hanging in the air, unanswered.
"I like the sound of this independence," he continued. Then he pumped his fist into the air, to encourage excitement. "I like this independence!"
A few visitors cheered with him, but there was an unmistakable sense of discomfort creeping into the air.
He turned to the few who had cheered. "Does this mean I'm free? Does this mean I get to leave and find my wife and boy?"
Some people looked away, their attention drawn to the soldiers on horseback who were approaching the capitol building gates. At that moment the Declaration of Independence was read, and all attention was focused on the front of the building. When it was over, the black man appeared again, shuffling into the crowd of visitors, his toolbox in one hand.
"Hey!" He shouted, at no one in particular. "They're telling me this independence business doesn't include me! Is this right?"
Then people turned away–not out of rudeness, but out of discomfort; they reacted the way we all tend to react when someone has challenged our sense of public space–what it is, and who we are when we are occupying it. I think our adult instincts are to turn away from what is most uncomfortable, what is unfair, what is unpleasant, and most people did.
"That's not fair!" the interpreter continued. "That's not fair!"
But what I did notice was that the children in the space around the black man did not turn away; instead, they stared at him, confused and questioning, looking for an explanation as to why this wasn't fair. That was the teaching moment, I think; the moment parents needed to seize in order to teach their children not just about history, but about the right responses to it; that when our sense of the world is challenged in public space discomfort is okay and normal, but it's what we do with it that counts. Do we sweep unpleasant facts under the rug? Do we teach them that it's okay to walk away from racial injustice? Do we teach our kids to turn away from difference?
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Speculation hit over the weekend that Finnish mobile giant Nokia was considering the unthinkable: selling off its mobile phone division. The speculation comes from quotes by non other than Nokia marketing head Anssi Vanjoki who said a transformation of the current business meant it had adopted a "never say never" attitude to such a proposal.
Consequently talk of just who has the financial muscle to make such a move intensified with maker-of-just-about-everything Foxconn the hot tip. Speculation seems to be cooling however with Nokia spokesperson Thomas Jonsson today stating: "Our logistics and manufacturing network is a very important competitive advantage for us, and a core part of our business. We have no plans to change our business model."
The pedantic among us would say that's pretty loose wording so talk won't die down completely, but it does seem to put the kibosh on any potential mega deal for now. That said, Nokia needs to turn things around quickly as its handset division continues to shed market share like it's going out of fashion. It's latest Q3 results report this as 35 per cent when it had been over 40 per cent early last year.
In related news word is spreading that Nokia will release just one handset based on its exciting Maemo platform during 2010. This would be the much anticipated N900 (above), but as Apple has already proved if you get it right you don't need more than one flagship smartphone per year...
In yet more related news The BBC has dismissed reports of a dedicated iPlayer iPhone app. Again rumour had built over the weekend - this time thanks to snaps in an iPlayer statics round-up presentation (pictured) - but the Beeb dismissed it as an out of date image on its Blog and said they would likely be removed.
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Everyone is shaped differently. I am a black guy. My spanish friends have larger legs and smaller upper bodies and my irish/black friend is a freaking beast..large everywhere...no homo, not playing any "cards" but genetics is a huge factor in the look you "start" off with....which can be changed by focusing on the area you want.
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text: hi. i'm trying to copy about 85 Gb of music broken into hundreds of different sub-folders (various artists) from a hard drive configured as a network drive (it's plugged into my router) to a hard drive plugged into my laptop (macbook). i've also tried to transfer the files directly to my macbook's hard drive. either way the same thing happens: i select the folder i want to copy, drag it into the destination folder, and wait. hours go by and then the copy is complete...except it's not. for some reason the process only copies about 30 Gb. the folders not copied are fully accessible to the mac when i click on them individually, so it doesn't seem like these folders are skipped because they're not visible. anyone have any ideas? thanks. david


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West Coast assistant David Teague has earmarked Saturday night's clash with Essendon as the perfect yardstick and rates the Bombers forward pressure as the best in the AFL.
The undefeated yet depleted Eagles head into the contest at Etihad Stadium on the back of six straight wins, but Teague warned his side would need to be wary coming out of their back half given the pace and tackling pressure that's been demonstrated by the Bombers' forwards so far this season.
Teague labelled Leroy Jetta and Alwyn Davey as the best exponents for Essendon but insisted the Eagles were well prepared for the onslaught having focussed heavily on that specific threat all pre-season.
"A lot of clubs over the last couple of years have been really trying to put that forward pressure on, of late Essendon are probably leading the way so that's something we have got to be aware of," Teague said on Friday.
"With our ball movement out of the back half we've got to be smart and with their pressure we need to be able to handle it.
"But we've prepared for that all pre-season, that's something we've done a lot of work on with our forwards, putting pressure on our backs in a match simulation so we're prepared for that."
With Essendon full of confidence after five wins in their opening six games, Teague labelled Saturday's encounter as a challenge West Coast were relishing.
"Essendon are playing some great footy at the moment, they've played two teams in the top eight we probably haven't done that yet so it's a good challenge for us," he said.
"Playing Essendon in form is what we want.
"It's hard to say at this stage with the form lines of a lot of sides - Hawthorn are touted as a very good side, they gave us a very good challenge even North Melbourne last week."
With the Bombers also suffering a series of injuries throughout the start to this campaign, Teague said their opponents' improvement lay in the ability of their second-tier players to step up to the challenge.
"They've obviously had injuries as well so they've had to change their side so it's probably the players coming in that are stepping up," he said.
"You have (Jobe) Watson and (Brent) Stanton who are having great seasons but probably their forward line has changed a little bit with (Michael) Hurley out... just their variety of goal kickers is something they would be happy about."
Despite topping the ladder, the Eagles have been hit hard by injuries with Adam Selwood, Andrew Embley, Josh Kennedy, Nic Naitanui , Mark LeCras and Mark Nicoski among those ruled out, but Teague said it has been the depth in the squad that has seen them through.
Small forward Ryan Neates has been handed his debut as a result and is someone the Eagles hope can apply forward pressure.
"Ryan... he's been playing some really good football for Claremont up around half forward, he's kicking goals so we're looking forward to him coming in and putting some pressure on," he said.
"He's very quick I think someone said he's the smallest player in the AFL, he's got speed so we're looking for him to use that speed."
Teague also insisted Beau Waters would line up for his 100th game despite taking no part in training on Friday and paid tribute to the courageous Eagle after a long slog to reach the milestone.
"For such a quality player to take eight years to get there, what he's been through some of the injuries he's had, (is remarkable)," he said.
"For his ability after those injuries to come back and play the way he does, he gets a lot of respect from not only the club but the whole AFL industry so it's a great effort by Beau."


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Vol. 2 No. 3 January./February. 2010:
Supreme Court Reversal Rates
Supreme Court Reversal Rates:
Evaluating the Federal Courts of Appeals
By Roy E. Hofer
Up until 1998, the Federal Circuit had the final say in almost all patent-related cases. Now patent appellants have a greater chance of reaching the Supreme Court and an even greater chance of receiving favorable reversal. The Supreme Court seems to prefer fact-specific balancing tests over the Federal Circuit's bright-line rules. Care to hazard a prediction about the possible outcome of Bilski v. Kappos?


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Children who survived cancer less likely to marry: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - The scars of childhood cancer may go beyond the physical with adults who survived cancer as children less likely to get married, according to a U.S. study.
Childhood cancer survivors are known to be at risk of long-term health effects from their cancer treatment including hormone deficiencies, learning impairments and elevated risks of a second cancer or heart disease in adulthood.
But researchers from Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, found that some of these effects may also influence the survivors' odds of getting married.
"Many childhood cancer survivors still struggle to fully participate in our society because of the lasting cognitive and physical effects of their past cancer therapy," researcher Nina S. Kadan-Lottick said in a statement.
The findings were based on a study of almost 9,000 survivors of childhood cancers between the ages of 18 and 54, plus close to 3,000 of their siblings. Compared with those siblings, cancer survivors were 21 percent more likely to have never married.
Based on U.S. census data, survivors were also 25 percent more likely to have never married than other Americans their age, race and gender.
Across the study group, 46 percent of survivors had never married, versus about 32 percent of both siblings and the general population.
"Our study pinpointed what aspects of the survivor experience likely contribute to altered marriage patterns: short stature, poor physical functioning and cognitive problems," said Kadan-Lottick.
The study, published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention, found men and women who had survived cancer of the brain or spine had the lowest marriage rate, with 62 percent having never married. Continued...


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March 22, 2013
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Rusty Ensor sees a lot of the past when he watches this year's Tennessee baseball team.
The former Vol slugger and current college baseball television analyst spoke at the first Tennessee Baseball Luncheon of the year on Thursday, telling a group of UT fans about the similarities he has noticed between Coach Serrano's current club and the 1982 squad led by former head coach John Whited, who passed away last week.
The captain of that 1982 team, Whited's first at the helm of the UT program after serving as an assistant under longtime head coach Bill Wright, Ensor spoke about the effect Whited had on both his life and the Tennessee baseball program.
"Coach Whited was a well-respected man around here and I think that 1982 year we had kind of propelled Tennessee baseball back to the forefront," Ensor said. "He immediately changed the mentality, much like Coach Serrano and his staff are doing right now with Tennessee baseball. It was a mentality that Coach Whited gave us about believing in ourselves and never giving up and that's so important."
Speaking to that never-say-die attitude and some of the other similarities he has noticed between the last team he played for at Rocky Top and this year's squad, Ensor recalled the 1982 team's run to the championship game of the SEC Tournament.
After dropping the opening game of the tournament, Ensor and the Vols found themselves facing elimination the next day, trailing Alabama, 6-4, in the bottom of the ninth inning.
"We had the bases loaded and an 0-2 count on a pinch hitter," Ensor said. "It was a freshman and he was kind of a contact guy who didn't play a whole lot named Tony Myers. In true Dave Serrano fashion, Coach Whited calls for a squeeze bunt on an 0-2 pitch. He gets it down and we win the game, 7-6, after scoring three in the bottom of the ninth. That was an incredible game."
Tennessee would go on to defeat Ole Miss and Florida the next day, scoring seven runs over the final two innings to down the Rebels, 12-11, and beating the Gators, 10-7, to reach the championship game.
Although the Vols would drop a rematch with Florida in the title contest, Ensor has nothing but positive memories from his final season wearing the Orange and White.
"It was a pretty heavily senior- laden team because we had a lot of JUCO transfers the year before, including myself, so we had a lot of good leadership," Ensor said. "We were all stars in our own right from our previous teams, but it was truly about the team when he took over that year. That was real important once we got into [SEC] tournament play because we didn't give up until the last out was made. [Coach Whited] will be a guy sorely missed and he was a guy that instilled a lot of the same values that Coach Serrano's doing right now with this program."
The next Tennessee Baseball Luncheon will be held at noon on Thursday, April 18, in the MVP Club Room at Lindsey Nelson Stadium with Dr. Jerry Punch as the guest speaker. Punch is an auto racing and college football analyst for CBS and ESPN. For tickets, call Rachel Miller in the UT marketing department at (865) 974-9001.


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Washington, DC
This week, From the Top comes to you from the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, where you'll hear a gregarious 11-year-old play the music of David Popper and an outstanding piano trio from Cleveland performs a lively piece by Astor Piazzolla. You'll also hear the piano music of Olivier Messiaen performed by a 17-year-old from Washington state.
Program details:
Violinist Jehshua Karunakaran, 17, from Reston, Va., performs Danse Espagnole from "La Vide Breve" by Manuel de Falla, arr. Kreisler.
Cellist Noah Lee, 11, from Oakland, N.J., performs Hungarian Rhapsody by David Popper.
The CIM Piano Trio (violinist Haruno Sato, 16, from Shaker Heights, Ohio; cellist Hannah Moses, 16, from Stow, Ohio; and pianist Arianna Körting, 17, from Gates Mills, Ohio) performs Primavera Porteña from "The 4 Seasons of Beunos Aires" by Astor Piazzolla.
Pianist and Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Dong Won Lee, 17, from Redmond, Wash., performs Prelude No.8, "Un reflet dans le vent" by Olivier Messiaen.
Saxophonist Stephen Banks, 18, from Clemmons, N.C., performs II.Chanson Pour Ma Mie and V.Lou Cabridan from Tableaux de Provence by Paule Maurice.


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JANICE AND CARLOS' WEDDINGDecember, 2010 in Miami
"Our wedding was the best night of our lives!!! We accomplished everything we set out to accomplish; good food, lots of liquor, and awesome music! The all white decor was chic and modern, just like Miami (and the bride and groom). It was everything we dreamed of and was pulled off by a fantastic wedding planner."
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"There are not enough stars on here to tell you how amazing Anette and her team are; Anette planned my wedding for a whole year, and let me tell you I am a picky bride. She went over and beyond for my fiance, my family, and me. Anette helped my mother plan my bridal shower and engagement party out of the goodness of her heart. She is an AMAZING person! She is truly the best investment I made during the whole wedding. We recommend Anette to ever single person we know planning a wedding. They would be lucky to have her. I adore her and will use her for every single event I plan."
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"My 5 star rating is for the amazing and different venue where we had our reception. It was everything my fiance and I wanted, we didn't want the feel of a stuffy hotel. We wanted something modern and chic. We found MAPS after our first venue Miami Art Central fell thru 5 months before our wedding (that is another story). The venue itself is amazing, however, dealing with the staff after the event was a nightmare! Although we paid a $350 cleaning fee they wanted to charge us after the event over $3000 for additional cleaning, my husband and I settled for less, however, it was definitely something that was very unexpected."


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Tea Set, Child, Doll Dishes, Blue Willow, Alexandra
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- Sold Date: Nov 02, 2007
- Channel: Auction House
is a perfect child's Blue Willow tea set in the original box and with all dishes intact and unchipped. The set consists of a teapot, sugar, creamer, four saucers, and four cups. This Alexandra Toy Tea Set was made in England and the trademark includes "Shell Ware, England, Old English." It dates in the 1930's. It is another transfer variation of the blue willow design on earthenware dishes. The teapot is 3.75 in. high. The saucers are 3.75 in. in diameter. The set was purchased at a local estate sale. The antique store price on the inside of this box reads $395.00. The box is original. This is a GREAT collectible. Key words: tea set, child tea set, doll dish set, teapot set, Blue Willow, pottery, vintage, Shell Ware, England, Old English.


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During the past half century American political leaders whether Democrats of Republicans have adhered to one basic foreign policy goal– support any dictator, any human rights violator, as long as he is on "our side." The same policy holds true in the so-called "war on terrorism." This "war" has witnessed support for brutal leaders as long as those leaders do not interfere with US foreign policy goals. In the 1980s, the American government supported Saddam Hussein's war against Iran, and we know what happened to that man seven years ago. The people of Kyrgyzstan rose up and drove out their corrupt leader Kurman Bakiyev, who was a supporter of Americans and allowed them to use an important air field in order to supply forces in Afghanistan. The interim leader, Rosa Otunbayeva waited over 72 hours to hear from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about support for the rebels. Oh, she head much earlier from the Russian government and received warm support from Prime Minister Putin.
There is scant doubt that as a result of this revolution, Russia has emerged as the winner because it supported insurgents. Of course, everyone knows that former President Bakiyev's family won a lucrative contract with the US to supply petrol to its planes. When will American leaders recognize that always supporting thugs and brutes is not the best policy, either for other nations, or for the American people and their foreign policy goals.


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2006 Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference
Photo submitted by Dr. Robert Hilton on 7/5/2006.
I just wanted to share our student results from the 2006 Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference Awards Ceremony of Excellence held on June 27th in Nashville, Tennessee. It was a banner year for our students and the best year yet in U of O's 49-year association with FBLA-PBL! You can see a list of winners at http://www.ozarks.edu/pdffiles/misc/2006PBLNLCResults.pdf.


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"This is a beautiful bed. With the curve in it's design , will it take a regular box spring and mattress"
I always get complements for this bed.Quality is good ,heavy wood....
TRIBECCA HOME Lancashire Walnut Brown Curved Sleigh King-size Bedby Tribecca Home
ITEM#: 14288159Make a statement of classic beauty in your bedroom with this curved sleigh king-size bed from Tribecca Home. This king-size bed is featured in a walnut brown color to add a bit of richness to your home. The sleek lines and styling of this bed make it a piece you will love for years to come.
- Includes: one (1) headboard, one (1) footboard, one (1) set of rails, one (1) complete platform slat
- finish is Walnut
- Sleigh headboard
- Platform bed
- Bed Dimensions: 93 inches long x 83.75 inches wide
- Headboard: 49.5 inches high
- Footboard: 16 inches high
Assembly required. This product ships in two (2) boxes
Mattress, box springs and bedding (comforter, sheets, pillows, etc.) are NOT included
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I get only compliments.
I always get complements for this bed.Quality is good ,heavy wood.Read More
Lovely bed, some structural issues
I really like this bed. It's the first platform bed I've owned and I like the sleek profile it provides. The frame is large, heavy, and substantial. Please note, if you have a specific height you are expecting (or need) it to be, that the height listed here is shorter by several inches. My one complaint is the manner by which the underneath supports attach - the boards provided are very flimsy and do little to support my tall husband. We had to supplement them with additional plywood. Other than that, I'm happy with the purchase.Read More
Poor quality
poor finish on bed and assembly was difficult because pieces did not fit well and we had to fabricate a new piece for the frame to fit togetherRead More
This is definitely a WOW bed!
Huge beautiful piece of furniture! Love Love it! I mixed it with other furniture and the color matches well with other pieces. Very happy with our purchase!Read More
Poor quality, wrong parts shipped
The first shipment came with wrong side rails, I contacted overstock 4 times, and it took another week to get the correct part shipped.. However, noboby removed the wrong parts for me.. now it is still in my second floor living room.. It's another headache for me to dispo them... The quality of the product looks solid however with a lot of small problems!!! loose screws found here and there, some are totally not working.. I end up using 1 of my own screw with small piece of wood plug to fix it!! Otherwise you can't even assemble it~ thanks that my father was helping me on this, otherwise I would probably need to contact Overstock to return the whole frame! A lot of defects I believe come from careless shipment... I bought some other stuff from overstock and they look good, however I guess I would not spend over $500 for online furniture in the future...Read More
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Quality Materials for Price - Weak Slats
The number one feature of this product is its material: solid hardwood construction, with a hefty weight. This is well built, especially at the price. The design is elegantly simple, if the craftsmanship itself is a little less than that. There was some small issue with the headboard alignment, but nothing that resulted in net dissatisfaction. It sets up and sits as presented in the pictures. Overall, happy with the purchase and very pleased, surprisingly so, with the customer service at Overstock.com, which I found to be competent and punctual.Read More
Beautiful Bed
The bed is a beautiful solid wood bed. It is big 84" and heavy. Perfect contemporary style. We use only a mattress right on the frame slats. It is a little tight to make the bed when tucking in sheets but if the mattress on a box spring it wouldn't be a problem. Since we like the low platform look we overlook the inconvenience. It arrived quickly but with a small ding on the headboard but OS was great about sending out a correction pen and even crediting me $XX for the inconvenience. Love it!Read More
Great piece of furniture
Beautiful piece of furniture. Extremely heavy and delivery service only delivers to threshold/front door, so be prepared to have help get it up to your bedroom. It takes at least two people to assemble. We're very happy with our purchase.Read More
Elegant, beautiful, perfect!
This bed is a wonderful investment. It is made of fantastic quality wood. It is very sturdy and its design lines are elegant and soft, the perfect combination of classic and contemporary. It takes two people to put together due to the weight and big size, but it is really simple.Read More
Looks great in person
This is a nice, solid bed. We moved up from a Queen bed to a King size bed, and this one was a great choice. I love the low profile of the bed, it's not as low as some other platforms, so the height is just right. The style of the bed looks great in person; contemporary, but not overly so. I think the value for your money is a good choice with this bed. The only reason for the 4 stars is that I think this bed would benefit from a stronger slat system. It's platform slats, so there's numerous slats, but they should be a little stronger for supporting heavier memory foam and/or latex mattresses. Other than that, we are very happy with the purchase. It arrived in good shape, with only one small scuffed area which can be touched up with a furniture pen.Read More
Questions & Answers
Hello waybssll, this lovely frame does not require to be used with a box spring. Thank you for shopping with us.
"Hi, what is the distance from the floor to the top of the lowest curved part of the side board?"
Hello burt123321, the height of the platform is about 9.7 inches and the lowest curved part of the side boards should be close to that..
"I see that someone asked if this bed will work with an adjustable mattress and you indicated it wouldn't, but I was wondering if you could answer why. Most bed frames do work with adjustable mattresses (you just remove the wooden slots and it fits within the frame), so I was wondering what the reason would be. Thanks!"
Hello burt123321, it is probably because of the curve of the frame will not accommodate an adjustable base.
"Hi, I would like to purchase the King Set, but the side tables are not available. Do you know when they will be and if you will be offering a bundle price for the set? Thanks."
Hello burt123321, items are restocked as they become available; however we cannot guarantee an item will be restocked. Thank you for shopping with us.
"We have an adjustable base mattress. Would it work with this bed frame? We love the design and really want this bed but have to make sure it will work. Thank you."
Hello cntkitt, unfortunately the TRIBECCA HOME Lancashire Walnut Brown Curved Sleigh King-size Bed will not work with an adjustable base mattress. Thank you for checking with us.
"I would like to purchase the whole bedroom set. When will the bedside tables become available for sale?"
Hello adriankp, we are hoping to have this in stock by the end of July 2014. Thank you for checking with us.
"A bedrail supporting slats cracked in half within a first month of use. Description states that materials for this bed are wood and veneer, but this particular part seems to made from some kind of pressed paper or plywood. screws holding it are very short - overall really weak construction. What do I do now? How do I get a replacement part or partial refund for fixing this bed myself? Thank you"
Thank you for shopping with us irene666. You will be contacted by customer care. Have a great day.
"What is the total weight limit for the king bed?"
Hello, lwales80. This bed has a recommended weight limit of 500 pounds. Thank you for shopping with us!
"What height is the of the platform that the mattress sits on? I'm trying to decide what thickness of mattress to buy and that determines how high it sits off the ground. thank you."
Hello mkinmd, The height of the platform is 9.7 inches. Thank you for your question.
"I am interested in buying this bed, but I would like to know if the "contoured platform" contours the mattress as well? Will the mattress curve or remain straight?"
Hello artcy1, The mattress sets down into the frame, so the mattress remains flat. It just looks curved because of the side rails. If you scroll through the "image gallery", you will get a better idea of how the mattress sits in the frame. Thank you for shopping with us.
It will be straight. The mattress itself sits on slats that run across the frame from foot to head. The contoured part is the side rails only.
"I really like this bed but I cant's find the size California king for this bed. Do you know when it will have Cal-king size for this bed? Thanks!"
Hello aleeyah12, Items are restocked as they become available, however we cannot guarantee an Item will be restocked. Thank you for shopping with us.
"I need to figure out if I can get this up a narrow stairwell. What are the dimensions of the largest piece?"
Hello petsnake, the biggest piece is 49.5 high and that is the head board. Please feel free to contact us again with any further questions. Thank you for shopping with us!
"is this shown with or without a box spring?"
Hi eshirek, this image was taken without a boxspring. Thanks for your interest, hope this helps!
"There is a Queen Bed set. Below a King bed sku is listed. Is there a King Set sku? How can I buy a King Set just like the Queen Set? Also just to confirm will a standard king mattress fit the king bed?"
Thank you for shopping with us eshirek. The set is very nice but we only have it in queen, sorry. An eastern king mattress is 76 x 80 inches or a standard king so it will fit.
"how is the quality of the back headboard? i've seen some pieces that are kind of flimsy and thin. how thick is the wood?"
Thank you for your question. Other customers have reviewed this be as very strong and sturdy. Rubberwood is a strong wood. I will look into the thickness of the headboard for you.
"My memory foam mattress requires the slats to have no more than 2 inches between them. This bed has 2.5" between each slat. Is it ok to use a bunky board to provide additional support for the memory foam mattress?"
Thank you for your question. If the board fits the dimensions of the bed it should work just fine. It may be advisable to consult a professional contractor first. Have a nice day!
"What is the clearance from the floor to the base of the bed? I am trying to figure out how low to the floor this bed is."
Hello rbrains, from the bottom of the rail to floor you're looking at 6". Thank you for shopping with us.
"I see this is available as a Queen bed set, but is this available as a SET in the Eastern King? If so, how can i find it."
SKU 14288159 is an Eastern King. Thank you for your interest.
"My standard king mattress is 78 wide...the details describe this king bed being 75.5 wide. If this is correct how would it be able to fit a normal king mattress?"
If the mattress is centered, there will be 2 inches on each side mattress to rails. Thank you for your question
"An Eastern King mattress is 76"x80" while a California King is 72"x84". This bed is 75.5"x83.75". It seems to me that this bed has the width for the Eastern King and the length for the California King. My question is will the California King mattress fit this bed, and if not, do they make this bed in the Cal. King?"
We are sorry but we only have this in Eastern King and queen. We also have this as a set in Eastern King.
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painting basement cement floor
My mother want the basement floor in her house painted.
The floor has never been paint, but has all kinds of stains on it, beside
the usual traffic dirt.
I seen cement floors paints else where, but later I notice the porch gray
paint peeling off.
Also I would need to paint it in steps. Let one painted area dry then move
stuff, back to where I just painted. I want it to be a long lasting, sealing type paint.
Please help me, I am clue less, as to how to start this project.
First test the floor to make sure there are no moisture issues, because if there are you'll have to resolve that first otherwise you'll have paint failure no matter what you use. Tape a 2foot square piece of plastic down onto the floor taping all sides tight. Leave it for 48 hours, check it for discolouration in the floor, moisture laying under the plastic or on the plastic. If all is well after that then you'll have to clean the floor well. A good product for that is ProClean Professional from Sherwin Williams, next fill any cracks and fix any deteriation with a product like armorseal from Sherwin Williams, now decide if you want to paint it or stain it with a concrete stain like H&C, which you can get from Sherwin Williams, there about 100 colors to choose from, it applies like paint, and you can seal it with a sealer coat in your sheen choice. If you go with paint Sherwin Williams heavy duty porch and floor paint will work well. I am not a SW sales man I am a painting contractor in NY and usually only use SW products, I've always had good luck with them. There are a lot of good product choices, but the proper preparation goes a long ways to prevent paint failure.
If you go with paint Sherwin Williams heavy duty porch and floor paint will work well.
I would not put this or any other paint that was not specified for garage floors down, as the hot tires will lift off any normal paint.
If you'll be driving a car on the floor a concrete stain will work or if you want to paint it you need an epoxy based concrete floor coating like shield-crete, also from H&C concrete, Sherwin Williams
I will not be driving a car over this cement floor.
It is a cellar floor. No garage door.
But I like the idea's that have been suggested.
But can I paint in stages? I don't want to
empty out the who cellar.
Also is fall the best time of year for this
type of project.
I say do not paint it.
Hydrostatic pressure
They sell cleaners that will take out the stains. Look up Klenstone or Prosoco
what would you use to to stop cement dust, coming from the floor.
THANKS :thumbsup:
:laughing: left my self why open for that one. :laughing: :no:
What do you mean cement dust?
Cement dust, is the Lime working it way out the cement, then it just sit
on the surface, until you sweep or vacuum it up.
This way, my mother want the cement floor paint of seal, to stop this. :thumbsup:
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March 11, 2014 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm$12 - $15
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It was a dark and stormy north coast night. On the horizon was the shadow of the Sleeper, his technicolor presence stretched across the land for all of the black and white world soon to see!
The Ty Segall expedition gets farther and farther out with each and every record. And to every record, a tour – or three of four. For Ty, coming down off the Twins trip seemed like twice as far as it ever had been. He was a changed man, made different in the days between then and now, with more changes and big jumps dead ahead.
Earlier this year, before checking out of his SF Mission digs and heading down the coast for a new way of living, Ty fired up his machines, hit play and wrung a last helping of blood from his rock, creating a new set of songs.
Between two minds, between two places, on beyond Twins, Sleeper envisions a world of haves and have-nots. Sleeper is Ty-fi, for sure, engineered at home from beginning to end, the ultimate sonics accessed with a freak hand and an instinct for what makes a moment shine. Sleeper flows more colors than ever before through your mind's eye, pushing the walls of the universe out just a micron further, making everything heavier and lighter all at once, to allow time to beam infinitely forever.
But that was then – the date of revelation draws closer! Now can the true nature of Sleeper be seen! It stands before you, blending almost into the fleshly pattern of its host, brandished as if to say, "Let Your Hair Grow! Be What You Be!"
This show is general admission standing room only: No seating guaranteed for event. There are seats available in balcony on a first come, first serve basis.


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It's easy to make an onion quiche. What isn't so easy is making a good one. Actually, it's damn hard. The great stumbling block is the pastry, known to the French as pate brisee. Tricky and temperamental, it can drive even good cooks to despair. Which hasn't deterred Cafe Europa (2536 Nottingham, 942-0001). The quiche here -- a good-sized slice costs $5.75 -- is exemplary. One reason is butter. It lends the pastry a pleasant nuttiness. And it helps as well that the crust is baked for 10 to 15 minutes before the eggs are added, which prevents a soggy bottom. And we all know how unpleasant that can be.
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It's impossible not to enjoy a fast-paced conversation with Upverter co-Founder and CEO Zak Homuth. Upverter offers a collaborative, cloud-based PCB design tool, and now this month has added EE Concierge.
Homuth started our recent phone call by referencing a conversation we had in 2015: "It's been a long, hard fight since that time, but our new product is working well and we are excited about it. With it, we are shifting our focus even more towards on-demand engineering.
"Our new product – EE Concierge, the Electrical Engineering Concierge Service – is an evolution of the real-time, on-demand, virtual assistant for PCB engineers that we experimented with back in 2015.
"Now it's a completely separate product that can be used by any hardware engineer in the world, with any ECAD tool like Altium or Eagle [Autodesk]. It's not just for Upverter users, hardware engineers today – the people responsible for every new device you buy – have their own team of engineering assistants."
I asked Homuth to define on-demand engineering.
Below is a contributed op-ed piece from SmartFlow Compliance Solutions CEO Ted Miracco, and company AE Akshay Dhule.
I last spoke with Miracco in November 2015 when the company launched, offering tools and strategies to software companies who have lost product to theft and piracy. At the time, Synopsys was dealing with a publicly-acknowledged system breach, so that conversation with SmartFlow was particularly pertinent.
This current piece, however, is about export compliance, a topic also of intense interest to the EDA industry.
Cadence's Larry Disenhof is the industry's subject expert in this area. Having heard him speak numerous times, although the piece below ends with a plug for SmartFlow, Disenhoff would undoubtedly agree with an articulate reminder that export compliance is neither optional nor for the faint of heart.
The message is clear: If you're running a software company, ignore these issues at your own peril.
Congratulations to SoC Solutions and Silvaco! SoC Solutions will soon be under the Silvaco umbrella. (See the news release, "Silvaco to Acquire SoC Solutions."
As a member of the ESD Alliance, SoC Solutions recently took full advantage of the well-honed expertise of our Export Committee. In fact, as SoC Solutions found, anyone who doubts the value of the ESD Alliance or its Export Committee won't after learning that the three-person group took on the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) and won.
Yes, consider the Export Committee formidable. Made up of representatives from Synopsys, Mentor and Cadence, it was able to persuade BIS to change a small but important piece of the Encryption and Export Administration Regulations. "In our EDA world, we have one main exemption that my committee gained for the industry back in 2005 –– decontrolling our usage of encryption in the design cycle," says Cadence's Larry Disenhof, the chair of the Export Committee. Only in the last year has the main body of encryption regulations caught up with our exemption fully decontrolling ancillary encryption used in products from DVD players and household appliances to protection of IP in electronic design, he added. "Without this exemption, we would have been filing license applications constantly for the last 10 years."
That insight well served SoC Solutions of Suwanee, Ga., supplier of IP and services to build innovative "connected" products and a new member of the Alliance. While networking events and the SIP Working Group were CEO Jim Bruister's reasons for joining, his perspective changed once Disenhof answered his questions about cryptography export.
Specifically, Jim wondered about the guidelines related to exporting advanced encryption standard (AES) cores to foreign countries. And as he did with Helic, Larry was able to help. He sent a link to the BIS website chock full of information on Encryption and Export Administration Regulations. The encryption category has a wide range of carve-outs, exceptions and licensing or reporting requirements that can be opaque, cautioned Disenhof. He further advised SoC Solutions to study the regulations carefully and perhaps consult with an export attorney.
Jim was impressed with Larry's practical advice. "Larry pointed me to the Category 5 part 2 that speaks to encryption as part of a design. Because our project schedule is quite tight, we decided not to put our AES core in the design. The main reason is due to having to file a license to have AES in a chip that can be exported. When we get to that point, we will get an export lawyer to review and file."
The outcome for SoC Solutions may have been different without the ESD Alliance. "This guidance is quite valuable to a small company such as ours. We don't have lawyers on staff so it helps us evaluate before contacting a lawyer. It saves us money."
Access to the Export Committee's expertise is one of the many benefits offered to members of the ESD Alliance. If your company would like to join the ESD Alliance, please visit the ESD Alliance website to read about our committees and ongoing initiatives. I'm always available to answer questions and can be reached at email@example.com.
In my next blog post, I'll write about Helic's positive experience with the Export Committee. And after that, a report on this year's DAC.


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On Wednesday, we took a look at how a $25,000 cap on itemized deductions would affect how Mitt Romney's income tax cuts break down. But as the Brookings Institution's Adam Looney pointed out in an e-mail to me, that's not the full story.
Romney is also proposing to junk the Alternative Minimum Tax, to cut the corporate income tax and – most pertinent to lower- and middle-income Americans — to let the stimulus's expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit and other credits targeted at working families expire. By contrast, the White House budget for fiscal year 2013 proposed making those expansions permanent, which House Democrats have also been pushing. Cumulatively, this means that the GOP presidential nominee's plan, if you loop in the $25,000 cap, would actually raise taxes on many Americans:
The poorest Americans would see their tax bills rise by nearly 2 percent of their income. But the richest would get tax cuts of over 6 percent. As has been said many times, the plan still doesn't add up revenue-wise, meaning that capping deductions and eliminating those tax credits would not make up for the cost of Romney's proposed income tax cuts. Now, these tax credits were part of the stimulus package, and Romney could fairly argue that they've served their purpose and should expire. But the end result is that many Americans would pay more next year, under Romney's plan, than they did this year, or would under President Obama's budget plan.


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Simplicity is good company in an agrarian setting. The rudimentary beauty of black-and-white cows, a weathered barn, and utilitarian stone walls inspired a minimalist response to this restored cape/guesthouse and separate kitchen addition, part of a larger farmstead. Linking the two gabled buildings is a glazed passageway centered on a watering trough for the cows. The new building's window walls play against the cape's familiar forms while framing the coastal landscape. Beams in the passageway thread through the addition's bathroom/utility box, built like a piece of grand furniture, and pocket into the wall.
"Modernism most often hasn't gotten down to the subtlety of details to the extent it should," says principal in charge Peter Q. Bohlin, FAIA. "It's a worthwhile exercise to push that a bit."
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Bruce Ratner Rumors
The Russian oligarch confirmed he is talks to "buy out" Bruce Ratner in both the team and Barclays Center. He didn't put a number on the valuation of either property or identify a potential buyer of the minority stake. Forbes has put the valuation of the Nets alone at $1.5 billion. Here's what he told TASS… "I'm not planning to sell the Brooklyn Nets. The situation is that we're in discussion with our partners at Forest City, who own 20% of the club and 55% of the arena, to buy them out. This has two components. One is that we're restructuring their debt by increasing our share and, second, we want to create conditions by which we can sell a minority stake at some point in the future to realize some gains from the team's capitalization. These two aspects are important. Plus, the NBA prefers that the ownership structure of the arena and the team be the same, so we're following that logic."
Ric Bucher in his report on how Mikhail Prokhorov wants to go "all in" on the Nets and Barclays Center, suggested that there could a resolution on the matter in two weeks. He could be right. In a filing last week, Forest Center Enterprises, Bruce Ratner's parent company, disclosed that the company has an August 12 deadline to either repay his debts to the "MP Entities," that is ONEXIM, or Ratner's "ownership interests in the Nets will be diluted from 20% to approximately 8%." That would mean Prokhorov would own 92 percent of the team. We are told, however, that FCE will pay the tens of millions it owes to Prokhorov and retain the 20 percent interest. What is owed is less than the value of what would be lost. We are told as well that negotiations for the buyout of the entire Ratner stake in the team –and possibly the arena– are either underway or will be very soon.
Mitchell Abramson: I can confirm Rick Bucher report that Mikhail Prokhorov is looking to buy out remaining Bruce Ratner shares in Nets, Barclays, but…
Mikhail Prokhorov wants to buy out Bruce Ratner stake in Nets, Barclays
Ric Bucher, reporting for Bleacher Report, said Tuesday night that the Nets principal owner, Mikhail Prokhorov, owner of 80 percent of the Nets and 45 percent of Barclays Center. wants to go "all-in" and buy out stakes in both from Bruce Ratner. Bucher said an announcement could come on the plan within two weeks. NetsDaily has been told there may soon be negotiations between the two sides on such a possible sale. Ratner, who was principal owner from 2004 through Prokhorov's purchase of the team in 2010, has been trying to sell his stakes in both properties, but has thus far failed. NetsDaily has reached out to both sides for comment.
Bucher in a video report, stated… I'm hearing that Prokhorov … There's been a lot of talk about him selling the franchise … and now the latest is that in the next two weeks we could hear an announcement that he's actually buying 100 percent of the franchise, buying the Barclays Center, going all in. Sources who told me this also told me there is still the possibility that he gets completely out if he has that opportunity, but the indications are much more strong that he would go the other way and buy all the way in.


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Sounds interesting i signed up
Ok folks, our newest website design is now up and running at - http://exile-online.com/. Forum and account integration will be done very soon. All users will need to recreate their account as we had major problems porting over the user database from our old site host. Testing signup opt in will be included in the registration forms.
Hey guys, the new Dev Journal section is now up on our site. Be sure to check regularly to get a glimpse of the crazed inner workings of the minds of our team.
We have been hard at work behind the scenes, making some great looking art assets. Check them out here. These represent the final or near final vision of what our games art style and quality will look like. We have a lot of stuff being made now, our new nightclub zone is nearing completion and we cant wait to show it to you guys.
So we have been working on some great looking interiors. We have finished geo modelling of one of the smaller subway station stops. This is totally untextured at the moment. We will be making several videos of upcoming areas when they are in a completed state.
Check them out here - http://exile-online.com/index.php/fo...-61?p=210#p210
This new concept shows some of the characters that will inhabit Sector Sigma. You may be wondering what Sector Sigma is, but if we told you, some men in black suits may give you a visit.
Check out this new concept for one of the many gangs that inhabit the world of Exile Online.
First official public patch notes. More to come soon.
Ironheads gang members.
7th Changelog - http://exile-online.com/index.php/fo...-03-10-2714-97
New environments are nearing completion, so expect some ingame footage soon.
Newly finished and textured subway zone entrance. Rest of zone is nearing completion.
you had me at Cyberpunk, I want to see more of this.
Early Christmas present. Get a little peak at the social system progress and a first public glimpse at our GUI.
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Chicas of Corrosion: An Interview with Jeanne Sagan of All That Remains
Part tomboy, part femme fatale, Zeena Koda is a SiriusXM DJ, vocalist, journalist, and lover of all things hardcore. You can catch her radio show Monday through Saturday on SiriusXM Liquid Metal and watch her inquisitive feminist side via her video web series Boxx Talk and Ask A Bombshell. Rot and roll, baby!
The path to self-revelation is paved with many milestones. For Jeanne Sagan, the multi-talented bassist of All That Remains, the wild journey has led her to a new level of confidence. Reserved yet passionate, Jeanne stands out as a woman of musical depth who has also clocked in her time scholastically and professionally within the veterinary world. She possesses a humble optimism that many musicians at her level may not share, and within minutes of speaking with Jeanne, you realize how down to earth she truly is. Touring extensively throughout the summer and poised to infiltrate new sets of ears on ATR's forthcoming U.S. tour with Volbeat, Sagan takes things one day at a time and savors those precious rare personal moments.
ZEENA KODA I read somewhere that you started off doing merch for Prosthetic Records. How did you transition into playing heavy music?
JEANNE SAGAN Originally I played trumpet and I was in drum corps, complete music nerd-dom. We actually traveled in a school bus, which is quite different than traveling in a tour bus, playing competitions. When I got to college, some friends from high school were staring a band and asked me to play with them. I started jamming and being in different bands. It's just kind of been a whirlwind since then. Further down the line, I was working merch for Prosthetic and had a bunch of friends in bands when I heard that All That Remains needed a bass player. I said, 'Yeah, I'll do it.'
You mentioned that you went to college. What did you study in school?
I have a bachelor's degree in Animal Science and I've worked a couple of "real jobs" in that realm. Actually, my last real job was in an animal hospital and I used to work in an aquarium. I'm still interested in vet tech work!
Side convo since you mentioned animals: Do you happen to know Rachel from Most Precious Blood? She's a huge pit-bull lover and fellow animal enthusiast.
No, but she was one of my heroes when I first started playing hardcore shows because I was really into that whole scene, which is how I got into underground music period. I'd see Rachel with Indecision, I'd see Candace [from Walls of Jericho] up there kicking ass and it was just like, Wow. I never thought I had the guts like them, but I just kept fucking with it and gave it a whirl.
What do you think is one of the biggest challenges in being involved in such a male-dominated scene, especially with a band like All That Remains that has such a masculine fan base?
There is always the "hottest chicks" label that is thrown around and is inevitable, but if you aren't someone who is considered "the hottest chick" because you don't throw yourself out there like that, it's kind of hard to be perceived and taken seriously. It's almost as if "you're just another girl in some band" and it makes it a little harder in a way. At the same time, you're still looked upon for "not dressing in heels" and now "you're not hot, now you're ugly." [Laughs] The whole concept is kind of stupid and it's a double-edged sword either way.
Do you ever feel you're viewed differently because you aren't one of those kinds of girls?
I'm still kind of debating on that because, yeah, I'm a tomboy, but I definitely enjoy makeup and like being a rock chick. I'm becoming informed. I started wearing more fitting clothes in my 20s and it's really just me becoming more confident through the band. Maybe I will want to wear more makeup or something that shows cleavage one day, it's more about me being more confident in my body and with myself. Maybe that's why many people enjoy looking at the "hottest chicks" lists because they are confident with their bodies. I'm trying to look at it positively. No one has really questioned my ability or reasons for being here.
Is there anything surprising about the music industry that hit you along the way?
People's perception about how much money we make is funny and how much work really goes into it.
When you're touring, are there any challenges for you as a woman?
I used to be shocked by things but now I am just so used to it, "Oh there's girls backstage. Oh, there's a drunk guy, whatever." None of that is crazy to me anymore, but what is crazy to me is people still singing your songs. I'm still in shock by some of these shows we play and think to myself, Really? Where am I? We recently played a festival with Guns N' Roses--if I told myself at 10 years old, when I was in love with GN'R, that I would be playing shows with them, I would have been like, "No way."
Do you ever feel disconnected with the dating world since you are on the road so often?
To be honest, I haven't had a real boyfriend in five or six years because I'm completely dedicated to my band and everything we do. I have so many other great things going on with my life that it can wait or when the time is right. I love my family and friends, so I'll take that. [Laughs]
Is there any golden advice that you have for a woman coming up in this business?
If you want to live your dream, don't worry about what other people think. Fuck it. Do it. It's not going to matter what other people think, you need to have a stronger mentality when people want to pick you apart, it goes for anything in life.
What's your one weird girly thing--because I know every woman has one?
I enjoy wearing dresses at home, but never do while we're on tour. My bandmates always freak out when they see me in a dress. When I'm on tour, I just want a band T-shirt and jeans. I try to be as comfortable as possible. I don't care if my hair isn't done. They have seen me at my best and worst. Lately, I've been wearing more makeup though, and because they're like my brothers, they poke fun at me a little.
You have a big U.S. tour coming up with Volbeat and HIM, but All That Remains come from hardcore roots. As a band, you've migrated to more mainstream audiences. How has that evolution been?
I try not to over think it much. Coming from the hardcore scene, you are used to the physical aspects of the show and people are into it. Playing big festivals to a more radio crowd, it's a contrast because people are standing still just listening. It's definitely weird coming from that scene to where we are now. The crowd has changed, but it's a new opportunity because many of those people who are watching us have never heard of us before. It opens up a new world for us!
What's a typical day like off of tour?
I like hanging out by myself, especially in the morning since I'm not used to that because there's nine people constantly in my face on tour. I hang out with family and friends, watch movies, and go to my favorite restaurants. I try to do stuff that I don't normally get to do while I'm on tour. Everything is hectic for the five to 10 weeks we are on the road and I'm constantly battling sickness, so I try to take any time I have at home to relax.
Like spending time being a real human?
Yeah, I guess, whatever that means. [Laughs]
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