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As soon as he enters a room, he already seems to be planning his exit. His eyes dart impatiently, purposefully. He carries a battered briefcase, shuns neckties and favors turned-up-at-the-collar trench coats. His face is boyishly handsome, and his nose shows evidence of having stopped a few punches during a college boxing career. Not much given to small talk, he speaks in clipped, direct phrases. The word action crops up often in his conversation: "action officers," "action plan," "action" used as a synonym for operation. The word itself is an easily deciphered clue, for Lieut. Colonel Oliver North, 43, the man...
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Roadtrip: Hood River
We're not ashamed to admit that sometimes the best part of the ski day is après ski. So go ahead and steal first chair at Ski Bowl, Timberline or Meadows, but take time to enjoy the post-mountain scene in Hood River.
Refuel with pizza, and you've got several options. Between Mt. Hood and town, check out the Sawtooth Roadhouse on Highway 35 for build-your-own or more than a dozen specialty pizzas. At Double Mountain Brewery and Taproom we recommend thin crusted "The Buffy;" it comes out of the oven hot and fast. Order a whole pie at Andrew's Pizza and Bakery — we like Veggie Myte — or choose from various pizza by the slice opetions.
If you've got a designated driver, we can endorse a visit to Hood River's growing "Ale Alley." Right downtown, you'll find the tried and true Full Sail Brewing Co., popular Double Mountain Brewery, and new-kid-on-the-block The Pint Shack. Big Horse Brew Pub looks out over downtown, and if you make it up to The Heights, stop in at Volcanic Bottle Shop.
After dinner java options are plentiful if you need to hit the road. Ground, on the east end of town, serves organic caffeine in eco-retro style and roasts in-house, daily. Doppio Coffee + Lounge is pouring locally roasted, fair trade and organically grown coffee from Pacific Rim Coffee Roasters. Dog River Coffee serves up Stumptown with flair. Up on The Heights, 10-Speed Coffee roasts its own beans in small, delicious batches and offers fresh pour-overs.
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With the announcement of the first Tea Bagger Candidate we have activated Anti-Puma/Bagger central in an unknown location in the Nevada desert, thanks Harry Reid! And have swung into action to make sure Hillary wins the Presidency! Is it me or does Ted Cruz look like that asshole in school that you just wanted to kick his ass for being a smug bitch? I love that Ted Cruz's logo looks like Al Jezera or a multitude of things, check out this article from Gawker.com
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July 18, 2017
Indiana Farm Bureau names 2017 Young Farmer Award finalists
Indiana Farm Bureau has chosen the six finalists for two of its 2017 Young Farmer awards: the Excellence in Agriculture Award and the Achievement Award. This year's finalists are from Wolcott, Richland, Lexington, Springport, Nappannee and Kendallville. Indiana's winners will go on to compete with young farmers and ranchers from other states at the American Farm Bureau Federation national convention in January 2018. READ MORE
July 13, 2017
Indiana Farm Bureau names 2017 student scholarship winners
Indiana Farm Bureau announces the recipients of its collegiate scholarships: the Marion Stackhouse Scholarship, two Collegiate Farm Bureau scholarships and 10 Carolyn Hegel Memorial Scholarships. The scholarships are awarded to students involved in agriculture. READ MORE
June 28, 2017
Your July 4th Cookout to Cost Slightly Less this Year Says INFB
Indiana Farm Bureau's annual survey reveals that Hoosiers should expect to pay roughly $5 per person on summer cookout ingredients. READ MORE
June 28, 2017
INFB Updates Members on Local and National Ag Policy
Indiana Farm Bureau's public policy team hosted its first Agriculture Policy Outlook on June 27. Members heard from both national and local experts on topics ranging from the state of the economy and the 2018 farm bill to rural healthcare and broadband access challenges. READ MORE
May 18, 2017
Local Drain Tile Company Provides Backdrop For Discussing Sales Tax Elimination on Drainage Tile
Indiana Farm Bureau president and vice president Randy Kron and Kendell Culp met with Fratco leadership, as well as Indiana legislators Ed Charbonneau and Doug Gutwein on May 17. The group discussed the company, which is a leader in innovative drainage solutions, its products and the upcoming sales tax exemption on agriculture drainage tile purchases and installation. READ MORE
May 15, 2017
Indiana Farm Bureau Members Report on Spring Planting Progress
With roughly 50% of crops planted in Indiana, farmers have some big decisions to make this week as they assess the weather's effects on their fields. Indiana Farm Bureau spoke with several of its members from all over the state who are corn and soybean farmers to learn how the wet, cold weather has affected planting season. READ MORE
April 27, 2017
Indiana Farm Bureau Encourages Hoosier Agriculture Entrepreneurs to Compete for $145,000 in Startup Funds
Indiana Farm Bureau invites Hoosier food and agriculture entrepreneurs to compete for start-up funds, as well as training, networking opportunities and other resources through the Farm Bureau Rural Entrepreneurship Challenge. The Challenge is part of the Farm Bureau Rural Entrepreneurship Initiative and is the first national business competition focused exclusively on rural entrepreneurs working on food and ag businesses. READ MORE
April 26, 2017
Farm Bureau grocery store survey shows big drop in food prices
Indiana Farm Bureau's spring 2017 market basket survey shows that grocery prices have decreased by 14 percent over last year. The cost for 16 standard shopping list food items is the lowest it's been since 2012. READ MORE
April 22, 2017
INFB's Top Priorities Addressed by Indiana General Assembly
Randy Kron, Indiana Farm Bureau president and Justin Schneider, INFB director of state government relations highlight Farm Bureau successes during the 2017 General Assembly, which include the passage of a two-year budget and historic road funding. Kron and Schneider attribute a big part of the organization's impact on the legislative session to member engagement. READ MORE
March 24, 2017
Indiana Farm Bureau classroom volunteers honored
Indiana Farm Bureau recently honored 10 Ag in the Classroom instructors at its Spring Conference. Karen King of Clark County was named the Ag in the Classroom Volunteer of the Year. Nine other volunteers were presented with the Reaching Out Award for their Indiana Farm Bureau district. The winners were Kathy Wyatt, Pulaski County; Colleen Holman, Steuben County; Stacy Walker, Jasper County; Brad Kohlhagen, Adams County; Kelly Shannon, Montgomery County; Vickie Mitchell, Delaware County; Jennifer Thopy, Shelby County; David Brenner, Vanderburgh County; and Jan Uhlmansiek, Dearborn County. READ MORE
March 16, 2017
Indiana Farm Bureau Members Coming to the Aid Of Struggling Farmers and Ranchers with Hay Delivery
Indiana Farm Bureau members plan to deliver more than 20 tons of donated hay to Ashland, Kansas, in support of farmers and ranchers affected by devastating wildfires. READ MORE
March 01, 2017
Hoosier Farmer Recognized for Agricultural Advocacy
Indiana Farm Bureau is pleased to announce that member and District 2 Young Farmer Committee representative Jeremy Barron has graduated from the American Farm Bureau Federation Young Farmer program. The two-year PAL program focuses on taking young farmers and ranchers, age 30 to 45, who have already begun their personal development journey, and moving them to the next level through a high-level, executive-type curriculum that provides participants with unique opportunities to represent agriculture in the media, on speaking circuits or in testimonial arenas. READ MORE
February 21, 2017
Resolution Names Feb. 20-24 as Indiana Agricultural Literacy Week
The Indiana House and Senate read resolutions proclaiming February 20-24 Indiana Farm Bureau's Agricultural Literacy Week. Members of the Indiana Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee, as well as representatives of Dow AgroSciences were on hand for the ceremonies. READ MORE
February 21, 2017
INFB Indiana Agricultural Literacy Week (Feb. 20-24) to be marked by reading of concurrent resolution in Indiana Senate and House
Today, with the reading of a concurrent resolution in both chambers of the state house, the Indiana House and Senate will proclaim February 20-24 INFB Indiana Agricultural Literacy Week. Indiana Ag Literacy Week is an awareness and education campaign led by Indiana Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee, through its Ag in the Classroom program to help increase Hoosier's understanding of the value farming and agriculture. READ MORE
February 17, 2017
INFB Announces Federal Lobbyist Promotion
INFB promotes Bob White to director, national government relations. Just prior, White was the organization's retail agriculture program coordinator. White has years of valuable experience in agriculture and government relations, including serving as state director of Indiana USDA Rural Development and as senior professional staff member on the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee, contributing to five previous farm bills. READ MORE
February 02, 2017
INFB Announces State Lobbyist Promotion
Indiana Farm Bureau public policy team member, Shelby Swain, has been promoted to associate policy adviser, state government relations. Swain will now serve on INFB's Statehouse lobby team, focusing primarily on budget and fiscal issues in the General Assembly. READ MORE
February 02, 2017
INFB Spring Conference offers 'Change, Challenge and Opportunity'
Indiana Farm Bureau will host its annual Spring Conference on March 10 and 11. This year's theme is "Change, Challenge and Opportunity." Scheduled to appear are Vance Crowe, director of millennial engagement for Monsanto; Leslie Townsend, a comedienne who specializes in city-girl-marries-country-boy humor; Randy Lyness, singer-legislator; and Howard Kellman, the "Voice of the Indianapolis Indians." READ MORE
January 30, 2017
County Young Farmer programs recognized
Indiana Farm Bureau held its annual Young Farmer Leadership Conference January 27-29 in Indianapolis. More than 400 young farmers and their families enjoyed a night of friendly competition for a good cause; attended breakout sessions to learn about a wide variety of topics -- from understanding property taxes to continuity planning; and celebrated their fellow farmers with various county programs awards. READ MORE
January 20, 2017
INFB to teach political Campaign School
Indiana Farm Bureau encourages anyone interested in running for elected office, working on a campaign or simply learning more about the process, to register for its next Campaign School session on February 7-8. READ MORE
January 11, 2017
Indiana farm leader reelected to national leadership committee
Indiana Farm Bureau Second Vice President Isabella Chism was reelected as vice chair of the American Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee at the American Farm Bureau Federation's national convention in Phoenix. READ MORE


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Ted Simons: As we just heard, Arizona is in a fiscal mess. To clean it up, the state will have to cut costs or raise revenue. Privatizing prisons might be a way do both. Earlier this month, Governor Brewer signed House Bill 2010 which allows the state to start looking for a private company to operate one or more state prisons. Here to talk about that is Mike Duran, president of the Arizona Correctional Peace Officers' Association. And Len Gilroy, editor of "Privatization Watch" for the Reason Foundation, a nonprofit think tank that advances free market principles and limited government. Thank you both for joining us on "Horizon."
Len Gilroy: Thank you.
Ted Simons: Mike, let's start with you. Do private prisons have a place in Arizona?
Mike Duran: Well, private prisons already exist in Arizona as you know and they've been existing in Arizona. I don't think the problem is with having them in Arizona. I think the problem is that with the house bill 2010 and taking over the existing facilities we have now. That's where the problem lies.
Ted Simons: Why taking over existing facilities? Why is that a problem if it's ok to have them here in the first place?
Mike Duran: It's never been done. I think we're a prime example of -- it reminds me of the ALT fuels fiasco from years past where this bill was introduced and submitted without them thinking long term. I have to tell you that there's no protections in the bill itself. There's no transparency to it. It looks like it was made for the private prisons themselves, not the public or the officers that run the prisons.
Ted Simons: And the idea of private prisons, ok in some respects but not ok as an overriding way of doing business. Your response.
Len Gilroy: I would say that private prisons have a long track record of providing quality services at a lower cost than a public option. That's been validated-- Vanderbilt had a study that said the same thing. It states a blend of private and public prisons better manage their correction budgets and have lower cost inflation in the budgets over time and we're seeing a tremendous amount of interest in the usage of private prisons out there among the states and the federal government as well-is on the rise. That's a slow rise and right now, the private corrections account for about 8% of the total prison population in the United States so we're not at risk of widespread prison privatization but it does have a valuable role in keeping corrections budgets in check and at the same time, maintaining quality services. Under strict oversight from a federal -- excuse me, from a government agency.
Ted Siomons: The idea that running these prisons will save the state money -- valid?
Mike Duran: Not so valid. I'm more in the aspect of the security aspect of private prisons. Probably profitable, I'm sure those industries are profitable. It shows, they're on the stock market, by chance. If you want to call that successful, absolutely. But you know what? We have more at stake here. We have the safety of the public. That I don't think was taken into effect and that's what I mean by ALT fuels. It wasn't thought through. I want to quote another study. From James Austin, Professor at George Washington university. Assaults on staff are 49% higher on private prisons. In a profit tier, they make money. If you want to measure it that way, they're successful.
Ted Simons: What about that the concern regarding security at private prisons as opposed to state-run facilities?
Len Gilroy: Well, the private prison industry would not be able to sustain itself if it was not providing adequate levels of security and living up to its end of the deal under contractual obligations with the public sector client. Harvard Law Review did a study that found on nearly every performance indicator that private prisons outperformed public prisons. There's a 90% renewal rate in the contract out there in the industry. So if they were doing a bad job, they wouldn't see their contracts renewed at such a high level.
Ted Simons: What about the concern-there's reports that private guards get less pay and less training than state officers. These things. That should be a concern. Especially the less training part.
Len Gilroy: Well, there's two pieces to that. On the pay side, there's a lot of different areas where the pay scale is definitely higher than in the private sector. That's not, you know, unique to the corrections field. On the training side, what we find is that, for instance, there are many private prison companies that require -- or that are required to get their prisons accredited by national accreditation organizations. That's part of the contract. Have to live up to the contracts to the same level of training and some companies will go beyond that level.
Ted Simons: Are you comfortable with that?
Mike Duran: The quotation he's talking about, I believe it's the American Correctional Association. So, it's a private association patting the back of a private company. So I don't know any public sector that would --
Len Gilroy: I would challenge that. In fact, the American Correctional Association is actually -- they accredit both public and private prisons. They're a national accrediting organization for the corrections industry and you find out there are about 50% of -- according to our research of private prisons -- meet the accreditation standards and while 10% of the public prisons have gone for the accreditation.
Ted Simons: If the training were the same, would you still have a problem with safety?
Mike Duran: It's not, and I don't think it would be, so really that's not the question. I'll tell you, it is different. I've got letters from private prison guards and that's a difference. We're professionally trained, state certified, versus a private guard is what it is. And which one do you want protecting the public? Which one do you want protecting that convicted felon? That's up to the --
Len Gilroy: Can I address that point? One of the things -- again, you have to realize in prison privatization or any type of privatization, it all depends on the contract. The success or failure thereof of an initiative thereof will depend on what's in the contract and how -- what standard you hold the private sector to and how you monitor and enforce that. And so these are policy issues and it's something -- so I think to address Mike's concern, those are issues that you can embed within the contracting process itself.
Ted Simons: It's a policy issue but if something goes wrong, it's one thing to say the private sector did something wrong, ok we're going to fix it. If something goes wrong with maximum security prisons, that's a big wrong. That's something that we can't afford to have anything go wrong with. Is there not a concern that says free market, if you're not doing a good job, you don't use the service. We can't afford to have someone not doing a good job.
Len Gilroy: Well, I think you have to -- first of all, the maximum security realm, there are a number of maximum security private prisons around the country and the world, and again, I would say that -- one of the things you get with privatization is accountability. If, for instance, you were to privatize a maximum security facility and the private sector did not live up to their deal and you had safety issues and whatnot, well the accountability comes in the contract and your ability to yank the contract if they're not performing. The private sector has every incentive to perform. If they don't, they'll lose business and bad things happen in good prisons. Bad things happen in good public prisons – and bad things happen in good public and private prisons. So these are issues that are gonna come up regardless.
Ted Simons: To that point, if they're not doing a good job and historically private prisons were not doing a good job, wouldn't it suggest most folks would say we don't want it anywhere near us?
Mike Duran: Absolutely and as a matter of fact it happened recently in Tennessee. Hawaii, one the private prisons was contracting Hawaiian prisoners and had safety concerns so pulled the contract. That was a couple of weeks ago, actually. And it happens around the state all the time. Arizona did, Arizona pulled -- actually it was a mutual agreement. I believe it was Indiana, so they're not renewing the contracts all the time and the private prison such out there that it's a cheap scapegoat. That's what I call it. If this doesn't work, get another private prison. Private prisons don't work.
Ted Simons: What about the idea of investigations and how the state prison investigators working on the inside not only stop crime on the inside but help with local law enforcement on the outside? How does a private -- how do they get involved with state law enforcement?
Len Gilroy: Well in many ways, well first of all you have oversight of the contract which typically involves state correctional employees that monitor, that monitor the contract, essentially, they're people paid by the state to go to a private prison and look for problems and so many of them happen on a daily basis. You have someone there every day. Sometimes on a weekly basis but you have level. Also in the contracts, for instance, if there are disturbances or other types of issues that come up, the contracts require the private contractor to interface with public sector law enforcement. So you have to understand this is not -- it's not public versus private. This is a situation where the public sector and the private sector are coming together in a partnership because it's in both of their interests to make it work.
Ted Simons: Does that ring true to you?
Mike Duran: Well if it's a partnership and we're to work together, what I'd like to see in the bill, 2010, is total transparency. For them to open their books, be able to do that, put that in the law. Put that in the bill. Because I think if do you that, I don't think the private prisons will want to set foot in Arizona. I believe that.
Ted Simons: The critics here will--the peace officers' association saying you're worried about job loss and you're worried aboutpays being cut and these things. Benefits lost and this sort of business. How do you respond?
Mike Duran: Let's talk about the retirement program. Depending on how the private for-profit prison sector wants to come in, if they want to slide in, it will cripple it. If they want to come in as drones and take over the whole prison system, it will bankrupt the correctional officer's retirement program. The county sheriff's office are involved in that. It affects quite a bit.
Ted Simons: Will retirement pay out these things? That's a lot of money going out in one fell swoop. Does that still make this cost effective?
Len Gilroy: I think, absolutely, the data shows -- a survey of 30 state correctional agencies just this year found on average, states were saving 28% in costs on the corrections costs. So now, I understand, and I respect Mike's concern about public employee pensions and, again, that's one of those policy issues in which my suggestion there would be let's not -- if this moves forward -- and we should say "if" because there's nothing guaranteed here. But if it does and say there's $100 million upfront payment which is in the bill, instead of blowing the money on budget reduction, I would suggest maybe a better way to use the money would be to deal -- to deal with these issues in terms of pensions and things like that.
Ted Simons: The concept of the bill, moving forward, exploring, seeing if anyone is willing and how far they're willing to go, should we at least not look into this?
Mike Duran: I think the legislation believes there's an obligation it look into it. Once again, I think they need to let the public know exactly what's going on and what it involves. Like I said, there's a lot of concern out there, not only with the officers, with public safety in general. Taking over -- we were talking earlier, I know there was a proposition sent in by our director that we have land available, and the state can profit from the private sector by giving or selling the land we have on our prisons grounds and building new prisons and we can assist, like you said, how do we involve ourselves with local law enforcement? We involve ourselves all the time. We just had a big sting, our organization- security threat group- worked with the FBI to catch gangs recently and we also, our canine unit, are always assisting with drugs and chasing people. It's great.
Ted Simons: Is that the kind of thing that private prisons with private guards can work as effectively -- I went through this earlier. Can you work as effectively as those agencies?
Len Gilroy: It's not a question of can. It's do they and it's required under the contract.
Ted Simons: Being required under a contract is a different thing than getting the job done. Can they get the job done?
Len Gilroy: Absolutely. You have over 150 private prisons just in the United States right now. Arizona sees fit to house its own inmates in other states in private prisons. If it's ok to send an Arizona inmate to another state, why can't we send an Arizona inmate to a private prison in our own state?
Ted Simons: We'll stop it there. Gentlemen, appreciate having you on.
Mike Duran: Appreciate it.


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St Mary's Catholic School 75th Jubilee
Friday 22 September to Sunday 24 September 2017
2017 marks the 75th Anniversary of the commencement of St Mary's Catholic School in Tauranga.
St Mary's Catholic School began in September 1942 managed and staffed entirely by the Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny, many of whom came to New Zealand from Ireland.
To celebrate this significant event in the life of the school a Jubilee weekend is planned to take place on September 22, 23 and 24 September 2017.
To register online, download a registration form, or to view events for the two days please click here. Or click here to go to our Facebook page. Feel free to load as many stories and photos as you would like on our Facebook page.
To make the jubilee a success we would be grateful if you would pass on the above information to past pupils, parents, staff and friends of the school.


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A Study of Sunflowers
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|About Frank Villafranca
Frank Villafranca is originally from Buffalo, NY. He attended "Berklee College Of Music" majoring in jazz performance in the late 1970's. As a saxophonist, Frank's musical career started as an arranger/performer in the Boston area where he performed with numerous top 40 bands including the pop group "Tavares" famous for their top 40 hit "Penny For Your Thoughts". He also arranged and composed for local groups in the Boston area while recording with "Fresh Tracks" studio where he acquired many TV and radio credits.
Frank arrived on the L.A. scene in 1984 and has performed in many groups. He is an accomplished soloist and is the author of two instructional jazz books, "Outstanding Saxophone Solos" and "Blues Horn Ensemble Playing For Beginners" available throughout the world published by ADG Productions www.adgproductions.com, Andrew's music educational publishing company.
About Andrew D. Gordon
Andrew was born in London England and played all around England with different bands including the famed Marquee club. He moved to Los Angeles in 1979 where he has been able to create a successful music educational publishing company A.D.G. Productions with over 100 instructional books published with Andrew having written over 30 books.
Andrew is an exceptional all round experienced keyboard player as well as a guitarist, having played in a variety of musical situations throughout Europe, USA and Asia. Andrew has released two solo synthesizer albums which have received airplay on both Radio and TV world wide. His experience has enabled him to compose, produce and arrange music for many artists, TV Shows, film, theater, commercials, at his home studio.
Andrew began his musical training at the age of 7, studying classical piano for 12 years. He has studied Synthesizer Programming at UCLA and was chosen to participate, by B.M.I., in their film scoring workshop, instructed by world renowned TV and film composer EARL HAGEN. Andrew also studied Jazz piano for 6 years with top jazz pianist MIKE GARSON.
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The Super Groovers" consists of a core group of two super talented musicians Frank Villafranca playing tenor, alto and soprano saxophones and Andrew D. Gordon playing keyboards, guitar, bass, computer programming, creating modern jazz/funk/latin/blues
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Although you dream of a finished timber frame house, there can be no home without first creating the design. At Riverbend our many years of experience has taught us that a complete and thorough design process is the easiest way to ensure a smooth timber home project. We also understand that if our design team works closely with you and is able to fully convey the layout and look of your future home, then you will have confidence to move forward into construction, knowing we were able to match your vision.
Design Development Agreement (DDA)
When we first start to work with a client we don't ask them to sign a contract for their entire home, first we enter into a Design Development Agreement where, for a fee, our in-house firm will create your home's timber home design concept. Once you have a design you like we move forward with your project.
Design Meeting
You can choose to travel to our facility or interact directly from home via live Web meeting software. Either way you will see the screen come alive as your designer sketches and alters your plan based on your direction. Whether you start with an existing plan or from scratch, your Riverbend designer will not only illustrate, in real time, the changes to your conceptual design, they will also explain how these changes affect your overall design and the turnkey cost to build your home. You will also be introduced to your project manager, who will become your point of contact once the design phase is complete.
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Over the weeks following your meeting, your designer will take all your information and sketches from the Design Meeting to create your conceptual design drawings in AutoCAD. Once complete, your team - lead by your designer - will present your conceptual plan via Web, as well as send you a 24 x 32 set of design drawings in the mail for closer review.
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Oh God: Rob Liefeld's 'Godyssey' Optioned For A Movie
He may have seemingly burned bridges at both Marvel and DC in recent years, but there's no reason to feel sorry for Rob Liefeld just yet. Not only are his creator-owned titles undergoing new critical appraisal thanks to last year's Image relaunch, but now he has a new project in development for the big screen. Is the world really ready for a Godyssey movie?
Variety reported earlier this week that producers Todd Garner and Brooklyn Weaver have signed up the movie rights to Liefeld's 1996 one-shot (Originally a spin-off from Liefeld's Avengelyene and Glory titles), with plans to develop the idea into a fully-fledged stand-alone movie. Both producers already had relationships with the comic book creator thanks to other projects; Garner had tried to buy Liefeld's 2003 sci-fi comedy pitch Planet Terry (Unrelated to the Marvel comic of the same name), while Weaver is currently attached to the in-development movie incarnation of the creator's Bloodstrike character.
If you're despairing about what this means for the future of modern culture, it's worth remembering that deals like this don't necessarily translate into finished movies (For instance, it's nine years later and we still haven't seen that Planet Terry movie yet). For those who remember Godyssey and also value cinema as a medium, this is a fact to desperately cling to; for everyone else, here's a taste of what you missed:
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At the Doolin Cafe we believe in good food. We have a simple philosophy; "why buy it when we can make it." We make our dishes using the freshest ingredients and the best local artisan products.
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Freedom is really beautiful: Freedom of the Seas Cruise Review by Sherman793
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Freedom is really beautiful
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Port Canaveral (Orlando)
We arrived in Port Canaveral on Saturday afternoon and we stayed as usual at the Raddison. We ate dinner at Grills and chilled out at the pool afterwards listening to the live music. We were supposed to have a 12:00 shuttle time Sunday morning but we got impatient with all the crowds and ended up grabbing one of the cabs that were lined up to take people. It was a bit of a splurge for us we normally always take the shuttle. It was $14.00 to take us to the port and if you saved your receipt, (which we did) it was a $10.00 ride on the More way back. We arrived at the terminal around 11:20 or so and we were on the ship by noon. We have learned through the years to pack a lighter carry on so we do not have to lug so much around with us while we wait for our cabin to open. We ate a leisurely lunch in the Windjammer and then headed down to our room. Our luggage arrived by 2:00 with no issues. This ship was amazing at moving the luggage. The shear number of people and the amount of baggage is pretty stunning.
The sailing went off without a hitch and the movement on the ship when we were in calm waters was not really noticeable. We did have several rough days with waves in excess of 10 feet. We missed our port in Grand Caymen due to rough seas. Considering Hurricane Paula is hitting the coast of Mexico this week I consider us very lucky. The weather all week cooperated nicely and was sunny and mild. Perfect overall.
The ports were nice. Labadee we did the zipline and it was just awesome. A short ride for the money! Wish we could have done it again it was really fun! Jamaica we did an excursion with the cruise, Snorkling, Catamaran and Dunns River Falls. Here is where I am going to complain. Jamaicans are aggressive which we all know. They follow you everywhere and try and sell you things which has always been well known. However I had hoped we would avoid that by booking a cruise straight with the cruise line. It was no better. The operators of the catamaran started their sales pitch for Beads, pictures, beer, water...which should have been included....the beer and rum punch per the literature...immediately and continued the entire trip. Dunns River is bogged down with screaming sales pitches to stop for pictures and videos to try and sell you the second you get out at the top and all the way down. I do not really think that I will ever take another cruise that stops there in the future. I want to relax not chase away aggressive sales people. Cozumel is as always a decent stop if you want to souvenir shop and buy all things made with silver.
Now for the food. We enjoyed all our meals although I still maintain that Carnival has Royal on this point. The selection at lunch in the MDR was the same every day so you could go once and not have to return. Windjammer is just OK and I did not eat bad food but they do not have the same stations that Carnival has and it is noticeable to us. The burgers, sandwiches and pizza being out on the pool deck on Carnival is just so much better if you are in a wet bathing suit and do not want to go and sit inside. We ate at Chops on Monday night and again it has slipped in quality. The servers are rushed and although incredibly nice and polite could just barely handle all the guests. The meat was WAY over cooked and we did not have the heart to send it back so we just ate it. We actually cancelled a second night that we had planned as honestly the food in the MDR was just the same.
I want to say whole heartedly how amazing the staff was on this ship. Kind, smiling and attentive. Graham Seymore is everything everyone always says about him and is very funny and talented. We saw him everywhere and he spoke to us several times. He is every bit as funny as John Heald on Carnival who was up until now my favorite cruise director. I am not sure which I would say it is now as they are both amazing. I commented to Graham that I thought so and he told me they are friends. I would think they probably are as I see John write about him on his blog quite often.
I loved this cruise overall. You cannot really have a bad cruise. We unfortunately had a medical emergency on board on Wednesday night. There was a call that went out for blood donors about 9:30PM right about the time we noticed the ship had really picked up speed. The vibration in the floor in the MDR was noticeable. My husband went to donate but they only took the three people in front of him and then just ended up taking his name. I am so impressed with the medical team and everything they did to help this man. They got him to Cozumel and had him off the ship by 4:00AM. He was flown to Miami to get him to a better hospital that day. The captain gave us a few updates to let us know. He seems like a kind man and was very visible during the cruise. He plays bass guitar and performed in one of the shows at night. He is Norwegian I guess. We really liked him a lot. We apparently also had a small fire in one of the cabins that same night and heard an emergency call ship wide when that happened. Finally to top it all off a man fell off the pier drunk as a skunk when we were getting ready to depart from Cozumel. They fished him out with a rope and a life ring and wheeled him down the pier in a wheelchair. He was fortunate not to have been hurt. The luck of the drunk I suppose.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada's motor vehicles director says he'll make the final decision on personalized license plates issued to state residents after a northern Nevada man filed a federal lawsuit alleging he was unconstitutionally blocked from obtaining a custom tag that says "GOPALIN."
Department of Motor Vehicles chief Bruce Breslow and a spokeswoman for the state attorney general said Monday that they can't comment on the lawsuit James Linlor filed July 15 in Reno's U.S. District Court. But they note that he was granted a "GOPALIN" plate in December.
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I have always known my great grandmother died as a result of childbirth. My grandmother was born on December 13, 1903 and in four days she was without a mother.
My grandmother was named Leoria just as her mother was twenty-two years earlier and adopted by her mother's parents.
Great-grandmother: Leoria Carolyn Wilbur Meeker
Grandmother: Leoria Carolyn Meeker Wilbur
She told me this story many times always emphasizing they had the same names with the last names reversed.
The trained psychologist portion of me is going all the places you are and more. This baby is without her mother and then adopted by her older grandparents. Her grandfather "father" fought in The Civil War. And, they lost their only child. Wow! It must have been tough for little Leoria.
Other things of note in this little piece:
- Julia Tripp must be a sister-in-law of Lavina Tripp Wilbur, my grandmother's grandmother soon to be adoptive mother.
- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tripp were my great-great-grandmother's parents who lived in Owego.


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Ellen Long runs her hand along a quilt spread out on a table in St. Christopher House on Dundas Street West.

The colours don't necessarily match and the squares aren't all the same size, but they come together to make a big beautiful quilt, created by the Common Thread Community Chorus along with its children's choir and supporters.

"Somehow it works," Long said. "It really has people's marks in it."

Long, a south Parkdale resident, is the founding president of the Common Thread Community Chorus, which started 14 years ago. Common Thread is a secular, non-audition choir that sings folk music reflecting the languages and cultures of Toronto.

A year and a half ago Common Thread launched a two-year pilot project, a children's choir called Common Thread Kids, which is run in partnership with St. Christopher House School of Music at Dundas Street West and Ossington Avenue.

They practice weekly and sing a collection of folk, roots and world music. It is open to children aged 7 to 13 and no experience is necessary. They learn a wide variety of fun songs that build a sense of belonging, respect for diversity, and positive social change from a youth perspective. Participants come from all over the city. Ten-year-old Nick White comes from the Davenport and Dufferin area and has been a part of the choir since it began.

"The people here are nice and it is fun to do," White said.

But, lately the choir practice time hasn't just been about singing.

"Every week a group of parents, as the kids rehearse, sit around and literally hand stitch (the quilt)," said Long. "We are just building as we go."

The quilt began after Long took a course in fabric painting at the Haliburton School of The Arts, and with her limited artistic background, she said she was immediately struck by how easy it is to do and how beautiful hand-painted fabric can look.

"I was told when I was younger that I didn't have any art talent and some people are told they don't have any music talent," she said. "Because we know that if you get a chance you can do it, and that is the philosophy behind our choir."

As she started making the fabric squares, the idea dawned to turn it into a community project. That's when she got the other choir members and supporters involved and started stockpiling the completed squares into a textile bank.

"I felt there was something powerful about this and about inviting people to make squares and try it out," she said.

And then came the idea of what to do with them: a quilt.

An artist friend helped design the quilt and parents set out sewing it. When the quilt is finished it will be auctioned off, likely in May, with all the proceeds going toward the kids choir.

The quilt will be on display at an upcoming concert, The Hands Together concert at the Daniels Spectrum, the new cultural hub in Regent Park, 585 Dundas St E, on Sunday, March 3.

The event kicks off at 3 p.m. with activities for children and adults as well as a silent auction. At 4 p.m. there will be performances by Common Thread Community Chorus, Common Thread Kids Choir and the Rainbow Songs Foundation Teachers.

At the concert, Long said a second quilt will be created – a "participatory pop-up quilt" that will be made and auctioned off in real-time at the concert.

Audience members will be asked to paint a fabric square as they arrive and the wet squares will be carefully pinned to a large Styrofoam sheet. Once full, it will look like a completed quilt that will be live auctioned from the concert stage. The quilt will then be sewn together and delivered to the winner a few weeks later.

Tickets to the March 3 concert are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and $10 for students.

Common Thread Kids Choir welcomes youth with a range of experience because Long said they believe everyone can sing.

The cost is on a sliding scale between $1 and $5 a week, depending on the family's budget.

The choir operates on trimesters and the next term begins March 18. Long said there are currently 14 youth involved and more are welcome to join.

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Subject: [DELAWARE] Taxables in New Castle constablery in 1683
Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 11:27:21 -0400
Scharf, Thomas J., History of Delaware, 1609-1888.
Out of a list of 108 taxables in New Castle constablery in 1683, 43 were
owners of land outside of the town.(15*) Of these, the largest were
Peter ALRICHS and Captain MARKHAM, each of whom had 1000 acres. The
estate of the former was on the Christina and Delaware north of Croine
[Crane] Hook; that of Captain Markham was north and west of New Castle.
Charles RUMSEY and John WATKINS had 640 acres each on the Christina
between Swart Nutter Island (now Nonsuch) and Fern Hook, opposite
Wilmington; John William NEERING, 500 acres; John OGLE, 400 acres; Mary
BLOCK, widow of Hans Block, 350 acres above New Castle; John MOLL, 300
acres near Swanwyck; John DARBY, 300 acres (Swart Nutter Island); Thomas
SPRY, physician and attorney, 300 acres; William HAIGH, a number of
Penn's Council, 400 acres; John JACQUET, son of Jean Paul Jacquet, 280
acres on Long Hook; Edmund CANTWELL, high sheriff, 100 acres; Arnoldus
DE LAGRANGE, 300 acres. Fifteen of the land-owners also owned lots in
the town of New Castle, and William PENN also held one lot there. Among
the lot-owners were John MOLL, Arnoldus DE LAGANGE, John CONN and
Johannes DE HAES, magistrates; Wm. WELCH, who subsequently succeeded
John MOLL on the bench; Ephraim HERMAN, ex-clerk of court; Dominie
TESSEMAKER, the preacher; Emelius DE RINGH, former reader in the church
and schoolmaster; and Dr. Gerardus WESSELS.
(15*) This was prior to the division into hundreds.
North Christina Creek constablery had sixty-five taxables. Of these,
John OGLE and Valentine HOLLINGSWORTH (16*) each owned 1000 acres;
Morgan DRUITT [Druet] 500 acres, in the "Bought" on the Delaware River;
Thomas WOLLESTON, deputy sheriff from 1673 to 1679, 370 acres, on White
Clay Creek and 100 on Mill Creek; Conrad CONSTANTINE, 560 acres, on
which Newport was located; Jacob VANDEVER, 500 acres, on Brandywine
Creek, opposite Wilmington; John NOMMMERS (originally Johan Ommerson),
in Mill Creek Hundred, on White Clay Creek, three-quarters of a mile
above its mouth; John CARR, 500 acres, on White Clay Creek in Mill Creek
Hundred; Arnoldus DE LAGRANGE, 1150 acres, of which a portion was in
Christiana Hundred, where he resided; Broer SINNEXSEN, 770 acres, 400 of
which adjoined the estate of De Lagrange, in Christiana Hundred, where
he lived; Abraham MANN, 570 acres on Bread and Cheese Island and west of
Red Clay Creek, where he resided (he was justice of the peace two years,
and was chosen sheriff in 1683); John MOLL, president of the court from
1672 to 1683, 210 acres, in Mill Creek Hundred, above Bread and Cheese
Island; Joseph BORNE [Bonde?], 350 acres adjoining Moll's.
(16*) Valentine Hollingsworth came to this country prior to the arrival
of William Penn and returned to Ireland soon after 1685. His three
sons, Valentine, Henry and Thomas, came over in the "Welcome" in 1682
and in 1687, and subsequently owned large tracts in Brandywine Hundred.
Henry represented New Castle in the General Assembly in 1695 and filled
other offices of importance in Pennsylvania. He was the founder of the
family in Delaware and Maryland.
In the constablery on the north side of Duck Creek there were
forty-seven taxables, of whom Henry WILLIAMS, magistrate, owned 400
acres; Ephraim HERMAN, 1200 acres; Peter BAYARD, 600 acres and also
Bombay Hook; Captain Edward CANTWELL, 4285 acres, a portion of which was
at Cantwell's Bridge (now Odessa) where he lived; Morris LISTON, 750
acres at a place still known as Liston's Point.
The constablery from St. George's Creek to the north side of
Oppequenomen [Appoquinimink] had fifty taxables. Among them Casparus
HERMAN, 400 acres; Henry WILLIAMS, magistrate, 250 acres; Gerret OTTS
magistrate, 452 acres; Peter ALRICHS, 400 acres, at St. Augustine's
Landing; Gabriel RAPPE, 1000 acres, Henry VANDEBURG, 1000 acres.
Following is a list of taxables in the constablery of New Castle in 1687:
John Gibbs,Jacob Clawson,
Jacob Jacquet,Robert Hutchinson,
Peter Jacquet,Abraham Haym,
John White,Widdow Simmons,
Adam Hays,James Williamson Spry,
Mathias Lawson,Mary Blocq,
Edward Land,Daniel Smith,
Isaac Stover,John Lemington,
Hendrick Anderson,Hendrick Williams,
Dorcas Land,John Gorsok,
James Walliam,Charles Rumsey,
Hendrick Evertson,John Biscus,
Pawoll Lawson,Lybion Johnson,
Josyne Hamilton,John Richardson,
John Sybrance,Richard Hallywell [Halliwell]
Arnoldus De Lagrange,Widow Priestnor,
John Williams,Urian Bowson,
James Halleday,John Bower,
Johannus de Haes,Mathias de Ringh,
Jacob Corneliesen,Mathias Vanderheyden,
Dominic Testemaker,John Hales,
Hendrick Vanderburgh,Englebert Lott,
Thomas Longshan,John Hormensen,
Sarah Welsh,Leonard the Glazier,
Ephraim Horman,John Cann,
John Burgrond,Emelius de Ring,
Garrett Johnson,Simon and John Cock,
Isaac Tine,Widow Moody,
Thomas De Witt Claes,Edward Boulton,
John Smith,Anderson Rand Hauke,
Robert Dyer,Claes Daniell,
Ambrose Baker,Edward Blake,
Moses De Gam,John Dan Hysbert,
Justa Anderson,John Forat,
Laurenesich Otto,John Hendrickson,
John Moll,Peter Goodin,
Peter Alrichs,Reyner Vandercoelen,
John Darby,Antony Bryant,
William Markham,Matt. Ereckson,
Matt. Coulson,James Bradshaw,
James Claypoole,William Chambers,
Zachariah Vanderscoolen,Joseph Clayton,
Widow Moorey,Richard Noble.
Taxables on the north side of Brandywine Creek:
Jacob Vanderveer,Cornelius Vandeveer,
Mouns Justy [Justis/Justison],Cornelius Empson,
Jonas Scogging,Hans Peterssen,
Jacob Clemens [Clements(on)],Peter Anderssen,
John Mouns [Mounce/Mounson]Peter Mouns,
Thomas Jones, — – Stoffell,
Neils Neilson,Peter Bainton,
Morgan Druitt [Druet],Mathew Sanders,
Thomas Golping,John Grubb,
William Stockdale,John Buckley,
Oliver Cope,John Crow,
William Cloud,Jeremiah Cloud,
Edward Eglington,Isaac Warner,
Valentine Hollingsworth,Henry Hollingsworth,
Thomas Conway,William Lester,
Adam Sharpley,Thomas Clifton,
William Hanley,Richard Beachem [Beeson]
Taxables on the north side of Christiana Creek:
William Guest,William Gossop [Gosset],
Christopher White,Wollaston Thomas,
Aron Johnson,Israel Helm,
Broer Sinnexsen,Christian Virionsen [Vronson],
Guysbert Walraven,Arnoldus Lagrange,
Charles Pickering,Benjamin Stidham,
Jacob Hendrickson,Mathias De Voos [Devos/Divos],
Sam'l Peterson,Christian Stallcop,
Robert Robinson,Richard Robinson,
Erasmus Stidham,Lucas Stidham,
William Gregg,John Gregg,
Henry ffourins [Forency?],Joseph Cookson,
Jonas Arskin,Andrew Tilly,
Elizabeth Ogle,Hugh Maeslander,
James Claypoole,John Brewster,
Johan Ommerson,James Reed,
Henry Dull,John Alloway,
Thomas Longshaw,Bryan McDowall,
Giles Barrett,Thomas Pierson,
John Smith,Thomas Wollaston,
Joseph Barnes,Henry, Paul and Jacob Garretson,
William Rakestraw,John Cann,
Abraham Mann,William Mann,
Andrew Stallcop,Thomas Gillet,
Neiles Lawson,Thomas Grand,
Henry Jacobson,George Hogg, Sr.,
Thomas Mathews,John Callott, [Collett]
George Hogg, jr.,William and John Rawlings,
Zachariah Patrick,Francis Smith, Sr. & Jr.,
Anthony Burgis,David Sharpley,
Oliver Taylor,Nathaniel Cantwell,
James Standfield,John Bradshaw,
William Osborn,John Couch,
John Huns [Hans?],Peter Stalcop,
Philip Davis,Nicholas Daniel,
Thomas Green & Company,John McCoombs
William Stockdale,Simon Cock,
George Haveland.
Taxables on north side of St. George's Creek:
Hendrick Vandenburg,Peter Wollaston,
John Moll,Hans Hanson,
John Darby,Mathias Vanderhayden,
John Hayley,Jacob Young
(in all only 5200 acres).
Taxables on the north side of Oppoquenomen [Appoquinimink]:
Roelof Anderson,George Baker,
Alexander Cammel [Canmill?],Ephraim Hermon,
Johannes de Haes,Robert Hutchinson,
Adam Peterson,John Boulton,
John and Ryly Webster,Nicholas Dallet,
James Brookes,John Walker,
William Phillips,William Burrows,
Richard Hamlett,Hans Hanson,
Richard Haddon,Otto Otto,
John Otto,Hendrick Vandenburgh,
Thomas Salloway,Peter Johnson,
Edmund Perkins,Edward Green, Sr.,
Gabriell Rappe,Peter Andries,
ffrancis Richardson,Richard Noble,
Widdow Anderson,Hendrick Walraven,
John Hayly,Hybert Laurence,
Casparus Herman,Samuel Ridding,
John Cole,John Lawrie,
William Grant,Edmund Lindsay,
Thomas Lans [Land/Lands?],John Simes [Sinex?],
Amos Nicholls,John Willson,
Ellis Humphreys,Peter Alrichs,
Jacob Decon,Robert Ashton,
Doctor Staples,Edward Gibbs,
Hendrick Vandenburgh,Cornelius Empson,
John Pearson,William Scarsse,
Daniel Smith.
Taxables of north side of "Duck Creek Hundred":
Richard Halliwell,John Mackarty,
Robert Moreton,Justa Anderson,
William Grant,Henricus Williams,
Basilia Osborn,Robert Money,
James Sickes,Walter Smith,
Lucas Michall,John Hartop's children,
Thomas Snelling,Isaack Weeldon,
Andrew Westingdale,Thomas Golping [Gilpin?],
Benjamin Gumpley,Joseph Harris,
ffrancis Cook,Owen ffawks,
Morris Liston,Ephraim Hermann,
Joseph Hallman,Joseph Houlding,
John Taylor,George Taylor,
Andrew Loue,Thomas Harrison,
Richard Mitchell,Edward Gibbs,
Richard Quince,ffrancis Johnson,
Michall Offley,Sybrant Valk,
William Hatton,Antony Tomkins,
Edward Owen,Robert Courtney,
Thomas Harris,William Osborn,
Lewis Owen,Peter Bayard,
ffrancis Letts,John Harris,
Henry Bevins,Richard White.
(17*) At this time (1687) the territory of Hoere-Kil, or Whore Kill, was
very sparsely settled and was not districted.
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b) Roll snake eyes or eat cyanide for dinner
c) Roll a 7 twice in a row or be drawn and quartered
d) Get dealt 2 aces (standard 52 card deck; 2 cards dealt) or jump from the top of the Empire State Building
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3. The number of sides in a hexagon multiplied by the number of sides in a pentagon is LESS than which of the following?
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b) Vienna
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b) 40 oz of silver
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a) Arboles, Colorado
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c) It doesn't matter
d) Punch the host in the jaw
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This competition has now closed, thanks to everyone who entered.
His entry caught our eye and we really hope the new HTC Velocity 4G helps out with 'Velocity Parenting'. Congratulations Ryan, we really look forward to your blog review!
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I should win it because I am ALWAYS on facebook and need an upgrade from the t108 I bought at kmart, I can blog while searching for ghosts with my paranormal team in the top end of qld.
What a great competition to Win and review an HTC Velocity 4G. Fingers ,Toes and every thing else crossed 🙂
I would love to be on this trial as i am very interested in new developements with eletronic devices. Besides, my wife has a later phone that I, this cannot be left like this….
I think this is great. Im a blogger on the Telstra Exchange & I have a Velocity. Blogging is fun & I LOVE the Velocity (No I didnt get if for free)… This is a win win comp.. Good luck all… (Telstra Employee)
Fingers Crossed!
Mar 1, 2012Reply
Great sounding comp guys.
But have to say the background on the Velocity 4G (as shown above) i.e. the grey blue hue. is the worst choice to try and advertise this phone.
The background makes the phone look so flat, dull and bland… when you look at the phone for the first time it does not impress.
You miss out on the subtle scroll of the background as you pan from home screen to screen etc.
I have found myself changing the background of the phones in the Telstra shops to something more impacting and striking.
Maybe i am missing something, but it doesn't work for me
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Sexy and stylish, Oh so divine, Love to review and make Velocity mine, Features galore, good looks to, Who wouldn't want to do a review?!
Guys – I just wanted to reiterate that you cannot enter by way of commenting on the blog post, you need to submit your entries by completing the web form please.
Vanessa – make sure you enter that one!
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Mar 28, 2012Reply
well i went to submit this before 5pm and it won't let me, says it's not accepting submissions anymore…wtf?
that's not fair…
Mar 28, 2012
Hi Jana
It might have been right on 5pm sharp as the mechanism to close the competition is automatic and deadly accurate, if you were typing away and then pressed enter just at 5:00:01secs it would have refused your entry.
We got your message on Facebook as well and will accept your entry by email.
Good luck!
surely there is a brighter colored piece that you could have used in advertizing this product,,a little bland if you ask me. people take more notice of bright and shinnies if they have the choice,,,I for one enjoy bright colors…..
Great basis for updating and keeping in touch for us girls.
Mar 23, 2012Reply
What a awsome comp, to get the phone and write a review! Hope i'm lucky
Mar 26, 2012Reply
Love Velocity – and the opportunity to win! Looking forward to my new blog!
Mar 28, 2012Reply
That's it guys, competition is now closed!
Stacks and stacks of excellent creative entries, will be tough picking one winner, but stay tuned for the announcement.
A new blogger is about to be born….
Mar 29, 2012Reply
Hey thankyou! I know it was 7 minutes to 5 est which is why I had a bit of a sulk about it! Thanks again
Mar 30, 2012Reply
so when is the winner being picked
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Hi Michael
We are working through the most excellent entries and will publish the winner on Weds as per the terms and conditions.
Stay tuned!
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aww….can't see any announcements on the winner…wasn't it meant to be wednesday?
Mar 31, 2012Reply
I'm liking the idea you can still get 4G on the Ipad via the Velocity's hotspot feature! Can't wait to give it a run…
Apr 3, 2012Reply
Davey that will be an interesting speed test and use case… especially after seeing CNET's ipad global speed test… they showed Telstra's DC HSPA absolutely smoke the US LTE network is a download trial.
Even if getting LTE via the hotspot gives some good speeds it might not be noticeable compared to a good NextG connection.
Apr 5, 2012Reply
I just got my new HTC Velocity today and first impressions are excellent. I will be benching the old iPhone 3GS for the month to see how the HTC compares and if it truly can keep up with my kids!
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blah, cant even win one of these for my birthday that was on sunday.cant even afford to get my xps Dell computer from the US thats been sitting in a box since 2007, $600 for shipping if you can believe it.
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