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When the gold iPhone 5s was revealed in leaks, it was called fake. When the actual, real deal, official iPhone 5s was released in gold, it was the start of a wave of releases that'd forever be called copycats. While devices like the Sony Xperia RAY have been appearing in gold for many moons now, there seems to be no end in sight for the odd, internationally tapped color set. Here we're seeing the LG G2 in a particularly interesting shade of the precious metal.

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Reports Say That Entergy Wants To Sell Vermont Yankee
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(Host) A published report says Entergy Corporation hopes to sell its Vermont Yankee plant.
And a top state official says new ownership - and a better deal for Yankee power - could bolster the case for extending the license of the nuclear plant.
VPR's John Dillon has more.
(Dillon) In August, the Energy Daily newsletter cited sources in the nuclear industry who said Entergy had put its Vermont plant up for sale. The latest report comes this week from a British business news web site, SGAM. It says Entergy retained the Morgan Stanley financial services firm to help shop Yankee around.
Entergy spokesman Michael Burns says the company does not comment on what he called "market rumors." Burns says Entergy is always looking to maximize value for shareholders.
(Burns) "As any company would, we continuously look at all our operations and evaluate them, looking for ways, potential ways, to create additional value. That's nothing new."
(Dillon) Public Service Commissioner David O'Brien is the Douglas administration's point person on utility issues. He's heard the reports, as well.
(O'Brien) "There's certainly been rumors of a potential sale of VY. Let's face it, Vermont hasn't been very happy with Entergy. And I think it's fair to say Entergy has been less than enamored with Vermont."
(Dillon) The state Senate last winter rejected Entergy's request to continue operating past March 2012. Lawmakers were unhappy with a power deal offered by Entergy. And they were upset that Yankee officials had misled regulators about whether the plant had underground pipes that could leak radioactive materials.
O'Brien says Entergy will soon come up with a more favorable power contract proposal.
(OBrien) "I don't know the details because that's confidential. But I get feedback that suggests we're certainly very close to an agreement in principle."
(Dillon) New owners and a new power deal, O'Brien says, could force lawmakers to re-think their rejection of the Vermont Yankee license extension.
(O'Brien) "The question then becomes for leadership in Vermont, if there were a sale, and or a power deal, or the very least these sort of game changers occurring that could be a great deal for the state. Provided that we've satisfied ourselves on safety, is that enough to satisfy Vermont that we can look at Vermont Yankee differently?"
(Dillon) But James Moore of the Vermont Public Interest Research Group says the Legislature needs to consider more than who owns the plant.
(Moore) "Changing the out-of-state ownership to a new out-of-state corporation doesn't make the reactor one day younger. And that's its fundamental problem, is it's falling apart. It's got a leak a week, and Vermont Yankee is past its prime."
(Dillon) Vermont utilities say they're closer to settling on a new power contract with Yankee than they were last winter, but that they don't have a deal yet.For VPR News, I'm John Dillon in Montpelier.


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Offset Guitars: My Selected Bunch!
When Leo Fender designed and released his Stratocaster in the early 1950s, I doubt he could have been aware of the design standards he would set for the years to come. His asymmetrical Stratocaster was soon followed by the Jaguar, Jazzmaster, Coronado and many others. These guitars were as different as possible but had at least one common denominator: their body shape was very asymmetrical, yielding a very comfortable guitar! I wish to take a moment to highlight these guitars' differences, unique features and tonal characteristics!
The Fender Jaguar
The Jaguar was launched in 1962 as a sibling of the Jazzmaster. Several features of the Jazzmaster were incorporated in the Jaguar, for instance the offset waist design and the floating tremolo as well as a dual circuitry: lead and rhythm. The Jaguar was intended to up the ante: improve on the Jazzmaster's design. But as the Jazzmaster failed to appeal to jazz players, so did the Jaguar fail to amaze surf players, despite the marketing being aimed strongly at them. It wasn't until years later that the Jaguar was popularized with the surge of indie-bands. The shorter scale facilitated easier playing and a 'warmer' tone than the longer scale of the Strat and the Tele. The fact that the guitar was discontinued and the only Jags and Jazzmasters available were by consequence secondhand must have helped a bit in lowering their price. Because they were relatively cheap on the used market, I bet many musicians weren't as hesitant about chopping a hole to fit a new pickup in it than with a Strat or Tele from the same era. Strangely enough the Jaguar can do some great jazz-chops as well, as Luke Cyrus demonstrates so well in this clip:
I have to mention Johnny Marr: I'm a huge fan of The Smiths. The riff he's laying down there, on a Jag as well, is just mesmerizing!
If you want to get a tone from your brand new Jag to be as close as possible to what these previous clips showed, you may want to consider the Seymour Duncan Jaguar Antiquity pickup set. This clip shows all sorts of tones you can coax from your Jag with the Antiquity set!
The Fender Mustang
The Fender Mustang is an oddball in this list. All the guitars I mention here were marketed as higher-end guitars, aimed at the pro musician, full with demands and wishes. The Mustang was 'just' a student model, a practice guitar! But they sound amazing nonetheless! They're not as quacky as a Strat or as twangy as a Tele: they have a unique character of their own. Something of the middle ground. Of course, the Mustang's popularity rose sky-high when Kurt Cobain (ab)used his Mustang: it proved that this relatively simple instrument could rock your socks off! Since it has been adopted by many indie bands who wanted a more unique sound and look. It's of course only logical that their predecessors, the Musiclander and the Duo-sonic, surfed along the immense popularity of the Mustang. Phil X is putting a Duo-Sonic through its paces in this clip:
I highly recommend you watch this clip to see what the Antiquity Mustang pickups sound like! I absolutely love that sound, which is reminiscent of what Phil was doing, but with a unique character of its own.
The Fender Jazzmaster
Ah, there we go, my personal favorite. Do you know why a specific design is your favorite? It might be the shape, but there are often other very compelling reasons not to go with one design! It is often attributed to the use of your hero on such guitar. I am very fond of Elvis Costello and J.Mascis, and both gained fame with the Jazzmaster. But because these two fellows' musical voices are so extremely different it might be hard to pinpoint the unique tonal characteristics of the Jazzmaster. Or maybe it's the definite lack of thereof. Is it the chimey bridge pickup that offers such a wide platform for tones, depending on the right amp of course? Or perhaps the smooth yet crystal clear sound of the neck pickup, remenescant of the Strat, but with a wider harmonic response due to the coil being almost twice as wide? I don't know. But I do know that the Jazzmaster feels comfortable in so many styles, it's hard to see this guitar in a different light than being that screaming, squeeling guitar that J.Mascis makes of it. Elvis Costello sure knows how to rock on the Jazzmaster!
And because I simply love Dinosaur Jr: it's such a quirky song, but the Lung has got some great time changes and some nice chording as well, not to mention going from kinda clean to full blast overdrive:
Seymour Duncan offers a nice range of pickups to go with the Jazzmaster, but my favorite is still the Antiquity (which is what J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. uses). It gives you that classic 60s tone without having to fight so much to get it. This guy demonstrates the amazing sounds of the Antiquity set. This is what Seymour himself has to say about the Jazzmaster:
The Jazzmaster® pickup was one of my favorite sounds during the '60s. I wore out many phonograph needles listening to groups like The Ventures and players like Roy Lanham who got amazing sounds from the Jazzmaster®. In combination with the floating tremolo, the Jazzmaster® pickup has a unique tone that was heard on many mid- and late-'60s recordings. Check out album covers from the great '60s instrumental bands and chances are, you'll see a Jazzmaster®.
In an effort to compete in the hollow body guitar – range, Fender launched the Coronado in 1965. it featured a double cut thinline design, with large F-holes. The neck was a bolt on maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard with larger block inlays. The pickups were built by DeArmond, which wasn't usual for Fender (and frankly, still isn't!). The guitar could also be equipped with a tremolo of just a fixed bridge design. It's not truly an offset guitar but the tone was unlike anything I've heard: it's got the bite and clarity of a 'Fender', but with the added chime and sparkle of a Gretsch, I'd be inclined to say. For years, this guitar was immensely unpopular until it was discovered by the indie and grunge scene at the end of the 20th century. Now, the Coronado has been reissued, albeit with some minor modern updates. But despite the modern installment, let's listen to their vintage counterparts:
If you want a real, true replica of the original pickups, don't hesitate to contact the Custom Shop. The amazing team of craftsmen (and women!) of the Custom Shop are always happy to help you out.
The Starcaster was released a decade after the Coronadod and suffered a similar fate: unpopular at first but it grew on the public later on. This full maple thinline hollow body had Fender's Wider Range humbuckers (which were also loaded in the Fender Telecaster Deluxe and Custom). Perhaps the Starcaster's ill-fated history was in part due to the public image of fender: thin solidbody electrics with single coils. Because the sound was to die for. At least, in my opinion. It's got the chime and sparkle I want in a Fender but it's got beef, low end girth and woodyness that I also want in a semi hollow. Thankfully I'm not alone since Fender reissued this amazing guitar in 2013 as well, next to the Coronado. Perhaps it isn't as true to the vintage specs as some of us want it to be, but with some tinkering at home and some Seymour Duncan Custom Shop love I'm sure we can get those new guitars to sound just like their vintage counterparts. Let's listen to an oldie, so we know what we're working towards!
If you want a real, true replica of the original pickups, or any other design or tone you have in mind, be sure to contact the Custom Shop. The're just one call way to help you where they can.
Ibanez Talman
The Talman is a guitar lineage designed by Ibanez and introduced in 1994. These visually unique guitars share little features with other guitars, making them in my book a truly original design by Ibanez, together with their Iceman. A whole line was launched with a wide range of options in terms of hardware and pickups. The Talman series still has some major advocates and proves to be a popular guitar to this day, even though the line of electrics was cancelled in 1998. The line continues to live, though, as a series of acoustic guitars. Just listen at this clip. You've gotta slip a few seconds of monologue, but the sound the guitarist is coaxing from this instrument is superb!
The amazing thing of the Talman is that it uses 'standard' pickups, so you can slide in any standard humbucker, (strat) single coil or P90 of your choosing (if your guitar is routed for that pickup!) and rock out, fast! You can also get a pickup in one physical format with different 'guts' under the hood, for example a true humbucker in a P90 casing, if you so desire. Click here to see all the possibilities Seymour Duncan has to offer! All to make your Talman just a bit more versatile!
The Surfcaster continues to enjoy major popularity, despite being cancelled for almost a decade! The Surfcaster was a guitar designed by Jackson/Charvel and built in Japan. With its 'retro' styling and lipstick pickups, you'd think the Surfcaster wasn't popular but it actually was! I've even seen several some petitions to reintroduce this guitar. There's speculation that the construction of this guitar was discontinued by Fender after they acquired the Jackson/Charvel brand because it may have been too much competition for other guitars in the Fender line up or because Fender simply wanted to reboot the Jackson and Charvel brands and bring them 'back' to their respective heydays. In any case, the Surfcaster remains a popular guitar and when one pops up int he second hand market, these guitars usually don't last long! Just listen at the diversity of tones this guy can coax from the Surfcaster!
If you get a hold of a Surfcaster and you want to get a tone that sparkles and chimes even more, be sure to look at the lipstick replacement pickups. These pickups are a direct drop-in replacement pickup for your Surfcaster (if your guitar is routed for these pickups, or strat-sized singlecoils, of course!). Some Surfcasters are routed for a humbucker, which makes it even easier to tune your tone: just get your favorite humbucker, wire it in place and you're ready to go!
I'm frankly surprised at how many offset guitars were used by indie guitarists. I never gave it much thought, but as I think about it, it's logical that it was that group of people who used those guitars. Some guitars have a huge appeal to me, for instance the Jazzmaster. Others aren't really my thing, like the Talman. But I bet there's one for you. If you haven't tried it, just give it a go: I'm sure you'll be surprised!


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Warm Figs with Feta and Basil
This hors d'oeuvre offers a wonderful combination of sweet, tangy and herbal flavors and contrasting textures.
- Servings: 8
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 16 black Mission figs
- 16 large basil leaves
- 2 ounces feta cheese, cut into 16 equal pieces
How to make this recipe
Light a grill or heat a grill pan. In a small saucepan, bring the vinegar and honey to a simmer. Set aside.
Grill the figs over high heat, turning, until warmed through, about 4 minutes. Transfer the figs to a large platter. Using a small sharp knife, split open the figs. Fold a basil leaf around each piece of feta and tuck it into a fig. Pour the warm vinegar-honey mixture over the figs and serve.
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Price/SF: $235
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Private estate located on 20 lakefront acres on Lake Eden. Boasting over 400 feet of water frontage. This spectacular, bright, airy home awaits family & friends! Offering 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, and separate studio, living area for guests with private bath! This very quiet, peaceful property has abundant space with 2 living rooms one with a fireplace. The recreational options are endless, hike & bike the trails,boat, kayak, fish, swim, golf and ski nearby, home, turn key. Come and relax by the lake. The winding driveway through the woods brings you right to the water and this lovely open floor plan home. Outside features include a gazebo and enchanted screened in dining room, with patio and decks as well as a balcony, fire pit and so much more. Retreat and relax.In addition..attached garage 24x32 and detached garage 24x36 for ample storage.
- Property Type: Single Family
- Acreage: 20.6
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- Area: Near Snowmobile Trails, Rural
- Zoning: LAKESHORE
- Frontage Road: 2,906
- Development/Subdivision: 1
- Driveway: Crushed Stone, Gravel
- Roads: Public
- Lot description: Country Setting, Lake View, Landscaped, Level, Mountain View, Secluded, Ski Area, Trail/Near Trail, View, Walking Trails, Water View, Waterfront, Wooded
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- State: VT
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- County: VT-Lamoille
- Town: Eden
- Elementary School: Eden Elementary School
- Junior High: Lamoille Middle School
- High School: Choice
- Square Feet: 2,976
- APX Fin Ag SqFt: 2,976
- Year Built: 1987
- Total Rooms: 8
- Bedrooms: 4
- Total Bathrooms: 4.0
- Full Baths: 2
- 3/4 Baths: 1
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- Property Style: Contemporary
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- Heating: Baseboard, Multi Zone
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- Electric: Circuit Breaker(s)
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Day 10 after tummy tuck I've grown bigger than what I was when I was discharged from the hospital the swelling has made me look big . Is this normal
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Excess Swelling After Tummy Tuck?
Hard to comment on whether this is normal without some photos. Swelling can increase in the days after surgery. But another possible cause is fluid--blood (hematoma) or serum (seroma), and if that is present, it should be addressed. So a call to your surgeon is in order.
All the best.
Excessive swelling after abdominoplasty should be investigated for possible fluid collection.
Certainly there can be significant swelling after abdominoplasty. Nevertheless, the collection of fluid between the flap in the abdominal wall is a possibility and should be investigated.
Learn more: http://www.zubowicz.com/subpag,21-atlanta-abdominoplast.htm
Swelling After Tummy Tuck
There are a few causes of swelling after a tummy tuck. Sometimes it is just normal swelling and will subside. It is possible to have a small hematoma (collection of blood) or a seroma (collection of fluid) under the abdominal flap. You didn't mention if you still had drains and if they were functioning. Not all plastic surgeons use drains and even if you have them they may not be working.
Don't be afraid to call your plastic surgeon and express your concerns. We all want you to have a good results and be happy with your care. If we don't know you are worried about something we can't either reassure you or correct the problem. Good luck to you.
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Post Tummy Tuck Swelling?
Thank you for your question. Swelling is not uncommon, and usually takes several weeks to resolve. Have your surgeon evaluate you and be sure you are not accumulating fluid. I hope this helps.
Swelling after Tummy Tuck?
Thank you for the question.
As always, it is best to be seen in person ( by your plastic surgeon) for precise diagnosis and treatment.
Abdominal wall "swelling" after tummy tuck may be related to:
1. Swelling in the soft tissues. This may take several months to resolve and may worsen with increased activity or at the end of the day. Patience is required to allow for resolution of the swelling. The swelling occurs because of the interruption of venous and lymphatic channels that occurs during the tummy tuck operation.
2. Fluid accumulation in the space between the skin and the abdominal wall muscle. this may consist of blood ( hematoma) or serum (seroma). This fluid accumulation can generally be diagnosed by physical examination ( occasionally ultrasound may be helpful). Treatment consists of aspiration; several episodes of aspiration may be necessary.
3. Separation of the abdominal wall muscle repair may lead to a swelling/bulge appearance. This may be diagnosed on physical examination with your surgeon examining you in different bodily positions. One of the steps of a tummy tuck procedure involves reapproximation (plication) of the rectus muscles. These muscles have spread apart during pregnancy and/or weight gain. Bringing them together again in the midline helps to "tighten" the abdominal wall as well as to narrow the waistline.
4. Residual adipose tissue may be confused for swelling. Again this is most easily diagnosed by physical examination. Additional liposuction surgery maybe necessary to improve the results of surgery.
Generally, it takes many months for swelling to resolve after tummy tuck surgery and it may take up to one year (or greater) a complete skin redraping to occur.
I hope this helps.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_tummyTuck.htm
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Only a sophomore, Plant shooting guard Michael Frazier is averaging a robust 25 points per game for the 6-6 Panthers.
Not surprisingly, several colleges have noticed this.
One of them -- Ohio -- already has offered the 6-foot-3 standout a scholarship.
According to Plant coach Mike Phillips, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia and USF are also keeping close tabs on Frazier.
"It's above strong interest (for those schools)," Phillips said. "Those are the major players right now."
You can catch Frazier today at Plant, when the Panthers play North Port at 6:30 p.m. in the Florida Elite Series, which is being held in conjunction with the Tampa Hoops Classic.
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After centuries of research, the definition of music still remains a plain mystery to all those who ventured into it � musicians, philosophers and scientists alike. Music, the art of producing beauty and harmony can certainly realize two things � touch and express the deepest of any living creature�s emotions, as well as trigger the urge to shake a leg. Alejandro Mosso has the natural gift to feed into both of these effects.
Born in 1983 at the foot of the Andes, in the Remote region of Mendoza, Argentina, Alejandro Mosso propitiously received two legs, two arms and two ears joined firmly to his head by some singular synaptic connections. As his sensorial perception didn�t leave him content with the sole musical appreciation, Mosso quickly picked up his instrument of choice, the acoustic guitar.
From rock to postpunk to electropop, his skills placed him quite naturally in various local bands by the mid �90s. The craze revolving around DJs and house music that was hitting Europe at the time, did not necessarily reach all the way to Alejandro�s hometown. His interest for the electronic genre rather grew out of his unsatiable hunger for audio research and experimentation.
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From there on, Mosso successfully collaborated with some weighty trade names as sushitech, Esperanza, Alphahouse, Telegraph or Lomidhigh � for which he became one of the leading producers. Getting increasingly contented by his production, Alejandro Mosso decided to finally unveil his work under his given name and drop the Funzion mask for good.
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2011 marked a turning point for the Argentine producer. Disappointed with the current labels� fad of seeking and signing only club hits and �A-sides�, Alejandro decided to launch his own Mosso imprint, where he conveys the listener into his very own musical realm. A budding undertaking for which 2013 holds many surprises.
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Mosso Isolation Diaries
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Label: third ear
Mugwisa International Xylophone Group
Santuri's Embaire Umeme
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Label: On The Corner Records
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Label: hivern
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Charleston Southern Defeats Lady Flames
Liberty, which saw its brief, two-match winning streak halted, is now 7-14 overall. The Lady Flames are 5-4 in Big South play and currently hold the fourth position in the conference standings. Charleston Southern, which won its first Big South match of the season, is 1-8 in league action. The Lady Buccaneers, who took Liberty to five games on Oct. 8 before falling, are 6-16 overall on the year.
The Lady Flames actually scored three of the evening's first four points. CSU then tallied the next five points, including two Renae Popovich kills, to take the game one lead for good at 6-3. Jenni Shepherd posted a kill on game point to give the Lady Buccaneers a 30-21 win.
Game two proved to be a nip-and-tuck affair. The match was tied five times, the last of which came at 17-17 after Kallie Corbin (Fr., S, Beaverton, Ore.) notched a kill. Charleston Southern scored the next three points, two of them coming by way of Shepherd kills. The Lady Buccaneers then went on to win the game, 30-25.
Liberty played better in the middle game, hitting .257 during the stanza. However, the Lady Flames had no answer for the home team's attack. Charleston Southern hit .395 with 22 kills in game two.
Like the second game, game three was a tight battle. A Jillian Worby service error for CSU broke the seventh of the game's eight ties and gave the Lady Flames a 24-23 advantage. Shepherd then stepped up once again, tallying a pair of kills during a 3-0 burst that helped the Lady Buccaneers reclaim the lead for good.
Autum Black (Sr., MB, Mingoville, Pa.) hit a team-high .400 and posted a team-best 10 kills for the Lady Flames. Kendall Nichols (So., OH, Hoover, Ala.) chipped in with eight kills and 11 digs.
Lara Bartolomeo (Jr., S/DS, Huntington Beach, Calif.) led Liberty with 12 digs and also posted a pair of aces. Corbin ended the night with 30 assists, nine digs, six kills and a pair of aces.
Shepherd, who posted 26 kills against Liberty in the teams' first matchup this season, tallied 22 kills on Saturday, leading all players. Nichole Diller went for 10 kills on a .500 attack percentage, helping the homestanding Lady Buccaneers hit .312 as a team. Olivia Terzo ended up with a match-high 16 digs.
The Lady Flames, who have played just a trio of home matches thus far this season, will now return to the Vines Center for six-consecutive home tilts. Liberty will look to extend its four-match home winning streak Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. when it hosts a non-conference match against Charlotte (16-9, 4-4 A-10).


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This culinary sideline, which supplements the US forces' spartan rations, helps the Afghans save enough cash to bribe their commander to give them time off to see their families, the men say. Some never return.
Speaking in secret afterwards, the Afghan troops told AFP that because they are ethnic minorities in the country's Pashtun-heavy army, bribery is the only way they can make sure their Pashtun commander gives them a break.
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Downsizing in Style
No need to give up great design when you give up square footage: tales from the trenches on how to downsize your home
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Freeman's former living room (left page) was single-purpose compared with her new downsized version, shown bottom right. "I call my dining-room table my 'everything table' now, because it also works as a room divider, library table, and my catch-all table," she says. Above photo and Freeman's portrait on opposite page by Phillip Ennis.
|The First Steps to Downsizing Your Home
For 30 years or so, Kim Freeman lived in the 2,800-square-foot, Cape-style
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Yes, downsizing is all the rage. It's a trend whose popularization is often attributed to architect Sarah Susanka's bestselling 1998 book, The Not So Big House, in which Susanka describes her philosophy of quality over quantity—an idea at odds with the spendy final decades of the last century. In 1950, the average American home was 983 square feet, according to the National Association of Home Builders. Three years ago, despite the shrinking of the average family, it was going on 2,400 square feet. And, in Westchester, where McMansions loom on every horizon, that average is probably higher. But it looks like the days of "more is better" are on the wane.
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VFH-able? Any ideas for improvements? --Purplecrayon 23:26, 23 September 2007 (UTC)
|Not bad, although I like the intention a bit more than the actual execution.
|I like the concept, although I feel it offers more scope. See notes.
|Prose and formatting:
|The writing isn't bad, but it's too listy. Step 2 doesn't need to be bulleted, for a start. Basically, if you have VFH ambitions, remember that lists don't tend to play too well there, so if you need lists in your article, try to break them up with some larger blocks of text.
|There are some, they are relevant, fine and dandy here.
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|See comments below. Basically, I think there's a good concept, and the germ of a fine article here, but it needs some expansion, some reformatting, and some sanding and polishing. Keep going!
|--Sir Under User (Hi, How Are You?) VFH KUN 09:56, 28 September 2007 (UTC)
Right, for my money, you need to focus more on sounding like a stuffy art snob, trying to encourage great art all the way through, despite all the advice clearly pointing towards a children's picture. To this end, expand on the instructions. Example:
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Etc etc. Possibly have some preamble about research, spending time viewing houses to ensure that house-iness permeates your very soul. To draw a house, you need to be able to think like a house. Or like one would think. If they could think. *Sigh*.
Pushing in this direction, using the pretensions of art and ending up with your line drawing "masterpiece", you could have a lot of fun.
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In this Dec. 5, 2011 file photo, Arnold Greissle-Schoenberg looks at a display about his grandfather, 20th century composer Arnold Schoenberg, during a tour of the University of North Texas Music Library in Denton, Texas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
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The term Mesoamericans is used to describe advanced, pre-Columbian peoples who once lived in the southern section of North America and parts of Central America. These areas, home to the Mayan, Aztec, and Incan civilizations, encompass present-day Mexico, Yucatan, Belize, and Guatemala, with some scholars including the northernmost regions of South America as well. In addition to the other unique accomplishments of these early civilizations, it has now been discovered that the Mesoamericans had learned to make a "modern" product by combining two of their native plants.
A research team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has unearthed evidence indicating that by 1600 B.C. these civilizations had the knowledge and ability to produce rubber from latex. This was almost 3,500 years before Charles Goodyear invented vulcanization, the process that converts the raw material latex into a usable form of rubber. Vulcanization uses heat and sulfur to transform soft, tacky latex into a strong, temperature-stable, elastic rubber. Untreated by vulcanization, rubber-containing latex is gummy when first tapped and hard and brittle when dry.
Mesoamericans were able to produce a rubber product with diminished surface tackiness and increased tensile strength by mixing together the products from two plants: Castilla elastica and Ipomoea alba. C. elastica is a tree in the Moraceae family of dicots whose members typically contain a milky latex. Their cell walls are impregnated with silica or calcium carbonate, and their flowers tend to be small, since they are wind-pollinated. I. alba is in the Convolvulaceae family, whose members are also dicots and typically lianas, woody, climbing vines. These herbaceous climbers always twine to the right and in these regions are found twined around the trunks of C. elastica.
When ancient Mesoamericans combined latex collected from C. elastica with liquid extracted from I. alba, the two reacted in a way that chemically modified the polymers in the raw latex. The mixture mimicked the process of modern-day vulcanization and resulted in a rubber that was both tough and pliable. The Mesoamericans used the rubber they produced to form many objects: hollow figurines for worship or ornament; rubber bands to attach stones to wooden handles, forming tools such as axes and hammers; paint for the body and for sacred symbols on floors and walls; rubber-soled sandals; and even lip balm!
However, the foremost rubber creations for Mesoamerican societies were rubber balls and the ball games they gave rise to. The balls ranged in size from ping-pong to basketball, depending on the game. The games were often fierce and bloody, sometimes culminating in a post-game human sacrifice. Pedro Martyr, the official historian of the sixteenth-century Spanish courts, documented the games, the incredible bouncing balls, and the tree and vine material that was collected to make the balls. Martyr and other Spanish colonists visiting the New World at that time were certainly taken aback by the brutality of the sport--but they were even more amazed by the bouncing balls. In those days, European ball games were played with balls made of pigskin that certainly did not bounce over a person's head!
As the games became an integral part of Mesoamerican society, the courts progressed from open dirt fields to masonry enclosures with seating for several thousand spectators. In one game, the athletes would hit a rubber ball through hoops without using their hands or feet. Another version used a smaller ball hit with a stick. The games became central to the Mesoamerican cultures because, in addition to providing entertainment for the general public, the team members used the combat within the ball courts to settle disputes and govern land and slave ownership. The games also served as religious outlets and spiritual gatherings. The Mayans, for example, had a version of the ball game called "chaah," which reenacted their creation story. These recreational activities, sporting events, religious channels, and governmental controls would not have been possible without the rubber balls created by C. elastica, I. alba, and the first time they were mixed together.
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Christopher Diamantopoulos
May 9, 1975
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Christopher "Chris" Diamantopoulos (born May 9, 1975; Greek: Χριστόφορος "Κρις" Διαμαντόπουλος) is a Greek-Canadian actor, comedian, and voice actor.
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Diamantopoulos began appearing in TV commercials and professional theatre productions at the age of 9, and by the time he turned 18, he had left home to partake in a series of U.S. national tours.[1] A short time later, he landed on Broadway where he played leading parts in The Full Monty (2002) and Les Misérables (2003).[2] Diamantopoulos attended East York Collegiate Institute.
He portrayed Robin Williams in Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Mork & Mindy. He has guest-starred in several series, including Kevin Hill, Charmed, The Sopranos, Nip/Tuck, and Boston Legal. In 2007, he appeared opposite Debra Messing in The Starter Wife, where he played the role of the gay interior decorator character of Rodney.
Diamantopoulos had a recurring role on State of Mind. He also guest-voiced on American Dad! in 2009.
On the eighth season of 24, he played US President Allison Taylor's Chief of Staff Rob Weiss. He played Frank Sinatra in The Kennedys. Diamantopoulos played Moe Howard in the 2012 The Three Stooges film. He also is the current spokesman for the firm Charles Schwab.[3] He understudied Donny Osmond on tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
He had recurring roles on the NBC sitcoms Up All Night, as Maya Rudolph's on and off lover, Julian, The Office, as Brian, a former member of the show's documentary film crew, and on Arrested Development, as Marky, Lindsay's face-blind environmentalist boyfriend. He is also the voice of Mickey Mouse for the eponymous animated series.[4]
He has recently featured in the UK/US television sitcom Episodes playing the part of TV network boss Castor Sotto, Mr. Chris in the TV adaptation of About a Boy and billionaire investor Russ Hanneman in Silicon Valley.
Personal life
Diamantopoulos grew up splitting time between Canada and Greece. He is of Greek descent and adheres to the Orthodox Christian faith.[5][6] He met his wife, actress Becki Newton, in a subway station in New York. The couple married on May 12, 2005. Becki gave birth to their first child, a boy, in November 2010.[7] In 2014, they had a second child.
Selected filmography
- The Adulterer (2000)
- Drop Dead Roses (2001)
- Law & Order (2002, TV series)
- Third Watch (2003, TV series)
- Frasier (2004, TV series)
- Nip/Tuck (2004, TV series)
- Charmed (2004, TV series)
- American Dreams (2004, TV series)
- Kevin Hill (2004, TV series)
- Jake in Progress (2005, TV series)
- Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Mork & Mindy (2005, TV)
- The Sopranos (2006, TV series)
- Wedding Daze (2006)
- Boston Legal (2006, TV series)
- Three Days to Vegas (2007)
- Raines (2007, TV series)
- The Starter Wife (2007, TV miniseries)
- State of Mind (2007, TV series)
- 24 (2010, TV series)
- The Kennedys (2011, TV miniseries)
- Up All Night (2011–2012, TV series)
- The Three Stooges (2012)
- Community (2013, TV series)
- The Office (2013, TV series)
- Arrested Development (2013, TV series)
- Family Guy (2013, TV series)
- American Dad! (2013, TV series)
- Mickey Mouse (2013–present, TV series)
- The Art of the Steal (2013)
- Doctor Lollipop (2013, web cartoon)
- Dr. Cabbie (2014)
- Episodes (2014, TV series)
- Hannibal (2014, TV series)
- About a Boy (2014, TV series)
- Silicon Valley (2015–present, TV Series)
- The Truth About Lies (2015)
- Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts - (2015, Direct-to-video)[8]
- Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem - (2015, Direct-to-video)[9]
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Labor Family and Community Services spokesman Wayne Swan said the inquiry would help to develop a long-term response.
"It is time as a nation we faced up to the fact that good economic times have failed to shift entrenched poverty," he said.
Family and Community Services Minister Amanda Vanstone backed the inquiry.
"I would have preferred the committee to take on a more challenging reference with greater likelihood of making practical recommendations, for example on early intervention," Senator Vanstone said. "However, I nonetheless welcome the inquiry into poverty, and my department will cooperate fully."
Australia lags behind many nations in developing strategies to deal with poverty. Ireland has established a strategy that aims to reduce poverty by 2007. Britain aims to eradicate child poverty by 2020.
Welfare group Anglicare says there are 680,000 Australian children in jobless families, and the government should aim to halve that figure within five years.
"We've had record economic growth, but Australia has become more unequal," said Anglicare executive officer Russell Rollason.
"You have job-rich families and job-poor families now, and you have this growth in the number of families in which no adults have a job and children who grow up in jobless families get locked into poverty."
Professor Ann Harding, director of the National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling at the University of Canberra, said a report by NATSEM and the Smith Family last year showed no drop in poverty in the 1990s, a good economic decade.
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Looking to push ahead with its Aline Brosh McKenna-penned live-action re-imagining of the Cinderella story, Disney has targeted the man it thinks might be right to bring the story to life: Mark Romanek.
According to Deadline, no deal is in place yet, but the Mouse House seriously wants the man who made One Hour Photo and the more recent Never Let Me Go to tackle the tale.
Few plot details are available about McKenna's new take, though it is known that it'll find the Prince being shoved towards a politically expedient arranged marriage, one whose evil plan is threatened when he instead meets and falls for the lowly Cinderella.
We've mixed feelings on this: Make no mistake, Romanek's a great director, but we're not really sure this is the right fit. Plus, he's had his problems with studio films before, having dropped out of The Wolfman and passing on The Wolverine.
But perhaps, after Never Let Me Go failed to catch fire at the box office or score much notice come Oscar time (a criminal shame on both counts), he could use a little box office clout to help him get back to making the movies he really wants to do. And since Disney will shove this one around the world a la Alice in Wonderland, it would definitely have a shot…


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Of course it is. Just use the search button - it's all over these forums, it's wiki, and google.
I´m using BackTrack for a long time now and some month ago I started using it from my USB-Flash-Drive.
Now I tried BT3 and copied all files over, but now only BT3(and memtest) can be started.
Is it possible to configure lilo to allow multi boot from USB-Flash-Drives?
Of course it is. Just use the search button - it's all over these forums, it's wiki, and google.
I have installed/unpacked BT2 and BT3-USB-Version on my USB-Stick, but I didn´t find a tutorial on how to configure lilo/syslinux to make it available to boot BT2 and BT3 from the same boot loader.
At the moment only one of them appears, depending on the boot-files i use.
Tutorials on multi boot I found only mention one how to add ISO-images or address partitions on a hard drive. Because i wan´t to change some things without the need to build a new ISO each time and copy it on the stick and write the configuration directly on the stick.
Perhaps there is an info somewhere on the net, but then I didn´t got it.
[EDIT]Or it isn´t possible at all
Try steps 4 onward there, and have different folder names for BackTrack 2, and just remember to put them in when editing lilo. With BT3, you could just try editing the bootsplash to reference to BT2's vmlinuz image, which you have put in another folder. I think that might be easier, but can't guarantee it works.
Edit: One question though - what point do you have in dual booting these two? BT3 is an update of BT2.
Thanks, I just made it, but while walking through I recognized, that the bootconfig in the USB-version is realized via syslinux.
After som tries I can say, that it´s the easyest way, to make a new folder e.g. boot_bt2 or something and to copy all necessary files for bt2 into it. Now the bt3 boot-folders syslinux is started and from there a link to the bt2 start files is set.
And as an answer to your question, why I wanted to do so:
BT2 is stable, fully configured to my needs and runs perfect for me.
BT3 is BETA and I first want to test this, before I only make use of the new version. And on a 2GB-USB-Flash-Drive is more then enough space to do so...
Glad to hear it worked for you, I thought the syslinux way would be the easiest. Enjoy them both, and now that you say your reasons why, they do make sense all the best.
I am glad you both raised the question and found the solution on how
to dual boot BackTrack2 & BackTrack 3 from a USB disk.
Thank you very much
Now here is the question:
Would you please give us all a step by step tutorial on how to create
the BackTrack2 & Backtrack3 USB Bootable disk?
This would be greatly appreciated not only by me, but I am sure
by everyone here as well.
Maybey even add your Tutorial to the BackTrack Wiki also
I too would love to use BackTrack3, but BackTrack2 works without issue
for me. When I attempt to boot BackTrack3 on the same computer, it just
hangs forever. So I too would love to be able to utilize a Dual Boot
BackTrack2 & BackTrack3 USB disk.
Awaiting your reply and thanks once again.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
It's not that hard. I'll write it here.
1. Off the backtrack disc, copy over the 'boot' and 'BT3' folders.
2. In the 'boot' folder, run the "bootinst.sh" file.
3. Verify that this has installed BT3 correctly, and then proceed to step 4.
4. Copy over the 'BT' folder from the BackTrack 2 disc, and the 'boot' folder, but rename it 'boot2' or something similar.
5. Using your favourite editor (be it notepad, gedit, kedit), open (from your flashdrive) "boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg". This is the menu for the BackTrack 3 startup, and we will edit this to reference to BT2.
6. Add this line to your "syslinux.cfg" file, assuming you used boot2 for the directory.
LABEL bt2kde
MENU LABEL BT2 Stable (KDE)
KERNEL /boot2/vmlinuz
APPEND vga=0x317 initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=6666 root=/dev/ram0 rw chexpand=256 autoexec=xconf;kdm
7. Providing you leave the BT2 main directory the same (BT), and in the root of the USB, then this should boot appropriately.
8. Reboot and test. That's all!
today is the first day I found some time to view some boards.
But phoenix910 has already given the steps to get bt2 and bt3 work from the same stick.


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There has been a debate--and it's still a raging debate--about whether animals, not just apes,
are capable of planning and preparing for the future in the absence of a current need.
How can people go about testing this?
For instance, you can give them enough food, food that they like, until they are sated.
They don't want it anymore.
And then, in order to get this food, they need to use a tool--a special tool.
So you let them use that tool, and once they are finished eating now they go away,
and the next day they come back.
But when they come back the next day, the tool is not there.
So in order to solve this problem, what they have to do
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LA HABRA HEIGHTS - The biggest source of money in the City Council race - so far - is the candidates themselves.
Challenger Chester Jeng contributed $8,000 from his trust fund, while challengers Michael Higgins and Kyle Miller loaned their campaigns $2,100 and $2,000, respectively, according to campaign finance records filed with the City Clerk's Office. They reflect numbers through Jan. 19.
Two-term incumbent Brian Bergman has a $100 contribution and challenger George Edwards gave himself $100.
The source of the campaigns so far isn't a surprise to former Councilwoman Jean Lietzau.
"It's not a community that is used to giving a lot of money to campaigns," Lietzau said. "In my campaign, I never took contributions. I didn't want to owe anybody."
Jeng, who already has spent $6,753, said he has no problem with spending his own money on his campaign.
"I've been practicing dentistry in the La Habra Heights area for 14 years," he said. "It's time for to be more active in my community and give back."
Higgins is the one candidate to raise as much money as he gave.
He's received $2,270. All but a $140 contribution from Councilman Carl Westerhoff were in sums less than $100. Thus the names don't have to be reported.
"I've been very fortunate," Higgins said. "A lot of people want to support me."
But even he doesn't necessarily envision getting back all of the money he loaned the campaign.
Higgins said he's using his own money at the start because there are expenses you must before you can even start raising contributions.
Miller was in the same situation.
"I didn't plan this a year ago that I was going to run (raise money) ahead of time," he said.
Miller said he hopes to raise enough money to pay himself back.
Bergman said he's not worried that the three challengers have more money than he does.
"The money will be forthcoming," he said. "I feel that I will have plenty of support and not have a problem raising money."
Edwards said he's also not worried about the disparity because he plans to use his own money and get contributions.
"I would expect a successful dentist to give himself $8,000," he said. "Am I concerned. No, because I'm running a green campaign."
Edwards said by that he means he won't be using signs but instead plans to rely on direct mail.


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Jesse McCartney shows 'something good time and the bad' a couple may be going through in a newly-debuted music video for song 'It's Over'.
Jesse McCartney has premiered a music video aimed to promote his new single "It's Over". The video was directed by Rich Lee and shot at Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel. It mainly tries to capture "something good time and the bad in the relationship" that a couple may be going through. The story is brought to life through "different scenarios, different set ups, different flash backs."
"It's Over" is a track produced by Brian Kennedy for McCartney's third studio album, "Departure", which has come out in the U.S. market since May. Commenting on the single, the 21-year-old singer said, "The song 'It's Over' is really heart-felt. Sort of describe and talk about the reality of a relationship...not necessarily for the good and the bad...just the reality..."
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Banking authorities warn that the current state of property financing should be accepted as the "new norm" given the availability of funding will never return to pre-global financial crisis levels.
Lack of competition from second-tier lenders and limited capital inflows from offshore financial institutions mean developers will have to contribute more equity and possess a strong track record if they are to secure finance.
At the same time, major lenders have pared back the riskier parts of their property loan books.
Westpac Banking Corp property managing director Mark John said the bank's commercial lending exposure was much lower than it had been prior to the global financial crisis.
Participating in a panel discussion at the Property Council of Australia conference in Darwin yesterday, Mr John said lending activities in the four years leading up to the financial crisis had been abnormal.
"I don't think the GFC is over," he said. "There will be a strong focus going forward on the structure of deals, the price of deals, the type of client and the quality of the client."
The pipeline of Melbourne apartments could be an area of funding concern and it was highly unlikely that all projects approved would get off the ground, Mr John said.
Credit growth would be subdued, he said, but he scotched suggestions that a wave of distressed property would be forced onto the market.
However, Cbus chief executive Adrian Pozzo said there was still the potential for forced sales among second-tier developers. "The GFC is not over, there might be some more carnage . . . among second-tier developers, because the banks have still got to step in," Mr Pozzo said.
The cost of funding was not the problem for many developers – rather, it was their inability to bring more equity to a project, he said.
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I look up to Rick Mercer and have a huge amount of respect for him, and I've been inspired by many of the rants he's filmed in this alley. But as someone who cares deeply about climate change, I'd like to respond to his most recent rant framing the Energy East pipeline as not only necessary for our economy, but a linchpin of national unity.
The pipeline debate goes way beyond provincial politics, because here's the thing: chemistry doesn't care about politics. Our fossil fuel economy has radically changed the atmosphere, and now the atmosphere is fighting back. And if our economy is at war with the laws of nature, who do you think is gonna win?
Canada doesn't need a pipeline, what we need is a twenty-first century economy. We can create unimaginably powerful computers that fit in our pockets, so maybe it's time to innovate our energy system beyond digging up a bunch of crap and setting it on fire.
It's easy to sneer at climate change deniers as delusional and anti-science, but if you accept climate science but ignore what that science means, you're a denier too. Scientists say we need to keep most of the oil sands in the ground. And when you deny that fact, you're denying the millions of poor and vulnerable people whose lives will be destroyed in the coming decades through more crop failure, storms, heat waves and diseases, including malaria.
Reshaping our economy is difficult, but difficult isn't impossible. And the alternative is morally indefensible.
Rick finished his rant by saying "It is time for provinces to start asking what's in it for Canada, not just what's in it for me." I think it's time for Canadians to start asking what's in it for humanity, not just what's in it for us.
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