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Beats announces new Beats Music streaming service launching "within the next few months"
Beats, the company famous for Beats by Dre headphones, has announced that it will be launching a music streaming service appropriately named "Beats Music." It will be accessible from the web, and iOS as well as Android apps are in the pipeline as well for those that will look to take their music listening mobile. Beats will be joining the group that includes Spotify, iTunes Radio, Rdio, Pandora and more in the suddenly booming streaming music industry. It seems not as many people are buying music as much as they are simply streaming it nowadays (I personally have given in and am a Spotify Premium subscriber).
The big push behind Beats Music that it is saying will make the service "different" is by learning more about the user and being able to better curate music to that particular person's interests. Other companies, such as Rdio and Spotify, have begun doing similar things, but maybe this will take that idea to a whole new level. COO Luke Wood said this, "We're talking about real depth of personalization and knowing who I am, who you are, what we're listening to, what we like, what we've listened to before and then offering up music that is highly relevant to our taste profile." For the sake of Beats, I hope this isn't just another streaming service, as competition is always good and gets creativity flowing throughout the market. While I don't see myself using this, as I'm a Spotify user, I definitely could see this being for some people depending on costs, etc.
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The Witcher - German Rating Changed to "18"
by Gorath, 2007-10-09 11:20:41
A few weeks ago we´ve posted, based on infos by CD Projekt, that The Witcher had been rated "16" by the German USK. As it turned out the news was a bit premature. The USK changed their mind and decided to give The Witcher an "18".
The good news: The game will be uncut and multilingual!
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Written on: 27/11/2011
I bought my rx600 because I liked all of the options. I especially liked being able to do prints from slides. When I first got my printer, it was great. Picture quality was excellent. As time has gone on, the quality has gotten less and less. Even cleaning the print heads has not helped. I do not use this printer everyday due to the cost of the ink cartridges. I recently went to use it and I have the red exclamation light on and the lcd is blank. While trying to get help with this, I… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/12/2008 by Tictac (1 review written)
Some posts about ink useage, dodgy screens and drip pads - would recommend continuous inking system if a regular user. Otherwise use a chip-resetter for draining the unused third of the cartridge. The 'pad' issue, had it with another Epson and ended using a bit of cheap software to fool the printer it was ok[which it was anyway!] Screen - haven't had any problems so far and run for a couple of years now.
Would buy another one… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/11/2008
The quality of printing on the RX600 was good as was the ease of replacing color cartridges. Color cartridges could be replaced individually. Epson chould have made it possible for the consumer to replace the ink pads if they knew they were going to fail after such a relative short life. My next printer will not be an Epson… Read Full Review
Written on: 24/09/2008
Worked for a little while, when I first used it. Which wasn't much and then the warrenty ran out... The Epson RX600 uses a lot of ink and I think it also drys up quick. The reference manual is unhelpful I find. The error message is it is out of ink with a full ink cartridge. It cost a lot of money for how it worked and for what I got out of it I would have been money ahead by paying someone else to do my printing. Therefore I do not recommend this Epson all in one printer… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/01/2008
My Epson RX600 is a high quality printer. LCD Screen has gone bad in my printer. Luckily, there is a DIY fix for this problem. Now that my printer is working properly I will not replace it, but if I had known that the screen would stop working, I would not have purchased it… Read Full Review
Written on: 13/11/2007 by danrdk (1 review written)
I have owned an TRX600 for three years. Initial cost was laughably high compared with today's prices. I will be supplementing it with an R1400 A3+ printer with Caria inks. The RX600 replaced an HP RJ45 all-in-one that died. I have not used some of the standalone functions where you can print from memory cards (one OK test though)… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/03/2007 by rtnanca (1 review written)
I, like everyone else here, was happy until the LCD died.
My Epson Stylus Photo RX600's screen went dark after a little over 13 months of light usage. At first, I thought it was a loose wire, but it appears that the Epson Stylus Photo RX600 is notorious for the LCD screen burning out after so. Epson Website, they list 3 parts dealers for the LCD screen replacement. Non-authorized shops either don't fix Epson's or told me the cost of repair wasn't worth it. Searching the internet and I founded… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/07/2006 by nickthevic (1 review written)
I bought this printer about 18 months ago after reading up all the blurb about specifications etc. and after recommendations from several friends that epson was a good make. To be fair, it did all the things it should do initially, but two weeks after the warranty ran out (i.e. just over 12 months), the lcd display stopped working. Having contacted epson, they would only suggest taking it to the nearest epson agent (100 miles away from where I live) who would charge around a third of what I… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/11/2006
I agree with all the downsides reviewed here. The LCD display is a universal fault. How can everyone's LCD display stop working after a short time? Is this a built-in obsolescence ploy by Epson? The cost of the cartridges is high, and the the RX600 multifunction printer is damn thirsty. There are some plus sides: good quality of printing, ease of set up and ease of use etc. But overall, the machine is less than average.
Written on: 02/06/2006 by ScottHann (1 review written)
Three months after I bought this Epson RX600 unit, which by the way isn't an "All-in-One" don't buy it if you need to fax anything. The LCD screen died. If you look at other reviews you will see this is a common problem. Rather than replace it with a new unit, Epson sent me a refurbished machine. I'm getting someone else's headache. Why else would a brand new machine need to be refurbished? A year-and-a-half later, I get an error message common to other users: parts inside need replacement… Read Full Review
Written on: 22/05/2006 by yodadatoka (1 review written)
As an all in one this Epson RX600 is more of a printer with bits added to it and a fancy new display screen to allow it to act an "All-in-one" "all-on-it's-own" ie independant of a PC.
Don't go anywhere near it. I fell for the good reviews back in Dec 2004. I'll admit I was happy with it until the screen went the other day. Believe me I'm not the only one to be hit by this. It ain't just a bad batch, this is just cheap part selection.
We need laws which protect the environment from the throw… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/04/2006 by johnbuck (1 review written)
One year on and loads of emails to Epson and I'm still not able to print. I am going to throw this piece of junk away and buy anything other than Epson! Stay away from this printer!… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/11/2005 by CHINGS (1 review written)
I bought an Epson RX600 multifunction printer in August 2004 as it had an attractive look and good review/testing reports.
Firstly, the ink disappeared so quickly, even when you do not print, they dry quickly. Assuming you do no printing at all, your ink would completely run out within three months, and the cartridges are expensive (the wholesale price of the whole set of 6 cartridges costs about $60.00 in Costco or Sams Club).
The next problem is the slow speed. If you wait half a minute… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/02/2006
My LCD screen also has gone blank. I have had the printer 13 months. Bought in 01/03/05. Apparently this model has some kind of defect, and Epson is unwilling to acknowledge it.
Written on: 21/11/2005 by jerryroy (1 review written)
I bought the Epson RX600 multifunction printer mostly for printing pictures. I compared the print quality to my HP 750 and HP 7350. The pictures from the Epson were clearer and brighter. It took longer to print, but I was looking for quality.
Unfortunately the quality did not last. I now get 3 streaks from top to bottom of the paper. The streaks are usually on the back but not always. When I got streaks, I would clean the inside and re-print. As time… Read Full Review
Written on: 13/10/2005 by brew1 (1 review written)
The Epson RX600 LCD screen has history of breaking down from 6 to 10 months after purchase, if you have one that functions after one year of use then perhaps you never plugged it in… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/12/2005
I have had an Epson RX600 multifunction printer for 12 months and 2 weeks, and guess what? The LCD screen went blank yesterday, and the warranty has now run out! Just my luck! I had read several reviews last year prior to purchasing this machine, and it seemed a good product. Although it has worked well up until yesterday, it is now virtually useless as the on screen controls for all the settings cannot be seen. Having read several reports today about the same fault occurring with different people, I feel Epson should do something to compensate me for repairs - their repair centre have quoted £70 to inspect the machine and a further £40 to replace the LCD display. I will not buy another Epson!
Written on: 18/07/2005 by jshealy (1 review written)
Went to Best Buy to purchase a HP Photo printer, the Epson Rep. was there and talked me into purchasing a RX600. It even came with a rebate, stated the Rep. Filled out the rebate and sent it in. Only to find that it didn't have one. Epson issued coupons to purchase something from the Epson store, to replace the rebate. I ordered printer cartridges for the Photo Printer. NEVER RECEIVED THEM! Purchased cartridges installed them and the printer went DEAD! Called Epson and spoke with an… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/10/2004 by SBodwal (1 review written)
I bought the Epson RX-600 to replace a CX5400 and am impressed with the print quality and the range of functions/utilities it came with… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/05/2005
I am replacing RX600 for the 2nd time in 6 mos. The print screen keeps going out. Epson refused a refund but at this point are honoring the warranty. They offered no solution to after the warranty.
Written on: 16/08/2005
Read comments from jshealy and Karens1 and only say that I have had the printer for 10 months and during that time it has performed exceptionally well with no problems at all.
Written on: 18/07/2005
I purchased a RX600 printer in June of 2004. I have had nothing but problems since the purchase. To begin with the Epson sales Rep. was in Best Buy the day I made the purchase. I was undecided between HP (which I have had excellent results with) or the Epson which was shown to me by the Epson Rep. The Rep. stated there was a rebate with the printer. He gave me the rebate forms to send in. When sent in there was no rebate. Called Epson, they sent certificates to purchase something from the Epson store. Purchased Ink for the printer, in which I never received. I purchased Ink cartridges and installed them. Turned the printer back on and it would not come on DEAD! Called once again, they finally agreed to ship a new printer the next day, but needed my credit card number to ensure that I would be shipping the other printer back. I asked the customer service gentlemen, if he was sure that there would be no charges to this card and he reassured me that there would not be. I checked my bank account and they had charged the card $269.99. I called customer service right away only to find that the customer service would say that they had not charged my card. But I was looking at my account and could clearly see they had. Today is the fouth day, and I have not received the NEXT DAY printer yet.
<br>I will not advise ANYONE to purchase from Epson. Their RX600 has real problems. As well as their so called CUSTOMER SERVICE!
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I miss the game last night, but will watch it on MSG channel at 10:30 this mourning.
I did check the stats for minutes played .. and this is the first time in a very long time that coach Woody gave out the right minutes that fit our players talents and skills .....
JR's minimal skills supose to average under 30 minutes, 28 minutes should be his tops.
Felton supose to be averaging 24 minutes b/c we have 3 PG.
Tyson is a 4 to 5 foul center that any minutes over 26 minutes is soft Tyson Chandler.
Novak is a 27 minute peremeter shooter that should be averaging 10 shot attempts per game.
Shump defensive energy in the backcourt is still rookie-raw, making Shump a 24 minute player receiving 16 to 18 minutes in the 2nd half of every game. And hell-no Shump is not a starter! yet. Emergency start only.
Our bench depth should be lead by HOF coach/player Jason Kidd & Camby receiving 24 minutes each per game.
Prigioni & Copeland tandem earned 18 minutes per game in their consistent performance in our preseason games to be groomed throughout the regular season.
Why coach Woody did not coach our players to their best skills/talents/strength by minutes played this season?
Because coach Woody stayed focus on "TRYING" to get a gellin-chemistry out of one lineup -- Tyson/Melo/JR/Felton, which we seen the 4 players received 40 minutes of playingtime showing poor defensive-effort in to many games.
I dont know what the hell is going on with this Knicks team, where the headcoach never comments on the great-effort from the team-roster, but is forever making his first priority toward hyping or defending our two-EGO high-scorer who consistently show NO-DEFENSIVE-EFFORT .. Melo & Stat.
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If you have upgraded from an earlier version of Exposure to version 4, you have probably noticed that the user interface (UI) has changed quite a bit. We spent a lot of time thinking (and arguing) about how we can make things easier so it was nice to read a review that went into detail about those changes. It is rare that a reviewer really gets to know a product like this author (Erik Vlietinck). In this article I want to give a little background on why we designed the UI like it is and how this helps you save time.
Probably the most important thing about Exposure is the settings. We added a lot of carefully researched settings over the years. The settings are designed to be complete enough so you can just click one and be done. For most people this is enough and if you use the program for the first time we want it to be easy enough that you just click to get a great result.
In previous versions of Exposure, the controls were all somewhat "hidden" behind the settings on tabs. Over the years, we have been using Exposure to make more settings as are many customers. I personally have found it frustrating to have to click on a tab behind the settings to make a tweak and then click the setting tab again to get back. In Exposure 4 we separated the settings on the left and controls on the right so they are visible at the same time. For the person (like me) who likes to "tweak", this is great and saves a lot of clicking. However, for the first time user and people who don't tweak we have introduced a lot of complexity to the product.
To deal with this complexity we then added a few other design elements. First, feel free to hide the controls completely with the little disclosure arrow on the right. This will give you more screen real estate if you want it.
More importantly we have added group presets. Group presets help organize a set of related controls and re-use your tweaks. They also make it easy to tweak the look without having to understand the complexities of all of the controls. For example, you may like a certain setting but the vignette is not quite right. Just go to the age tab and take a look at the Vignette group presets. As you explore them, they will update the preview. Visual exploration is always easy to understand. However, if you want even more fine control, you can adjust the sliders. Most people don't want to figure out what each slider does, because it can be confusing at first. But once you get the perfect vignette you can now save that group preset so it gets added to the list (the button to the right of the preset name). Next time, you can go right to that preset and not have to think about the sliders.
If you haven't explored the presets in the group boxes, please take a look. I think they are one of the most important UI features we added to Exposure.


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Small custom wooden boxes with flat lids sized to suit. Internally, the base could be solid polished wood, lined with cotton velvet, or real leather. Shown fitted with two external decorative electro-brass hinges and a decorative brass-effect catch. Lid opens to vertical, not fully backwards.
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Shown with walls in 15mm thick solid oak; internal base lined with black velvet. Rare-earth magnets as a catch.
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The addition of engraving, where practical, can really personalise and add to the uniqueness of a box. We can offer machine-engraving direct from our workshop.
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As shown: constructed main walls and lid circa 18mm thick solid oak.
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I would give them a 5. That was just plain awful!
I would give them a 5. That was just plain awful!
it was hard to watch...she seemed stiff and almost like she was in some kind of painOriginally Posted by alyourpal;3390504;
That wasn't vg. Her ballroom was better than her Latin.
Very boring dance, not up to Mak's standard.
I think Maks has realized he's not winning this season. But I've never seen him go that far to make fun of himself.
I don't think their dance was bad.
Maks chest, so I got my wish already.Yeah, but when the top fell down... made it all worth it.
Now if they'd have a good view of him from the red room I'd be even happier
That was painful to watch.
Denise looked so uncomfortable and there was no flow to it.
Thank goodness for Mak's chest.
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"No word on whether or not Molly Malaney will be backstage in case Dovolani wishes to change partners."
Denise: Not a single, solitary drop of finesse in her dancing anywhere in sight. The music was crappily matched to the dance, so I think that getting into the music with the dance was virtually impossible. A total "Boo-Hiss" performance!
"...each affects the other, and the other affects the next, and the world is full of stories, but the stories are all one." - Mitch Albom, one helluva writer.
When you throw a rock into a pack of dogs, you know which one you hit by the one that yelps!
Ugh Denise has no rhythm & that is the problem plain & simple.
I have taken jazz & many dance classes as a teen & through my twenties & the hardest thing to do is teach a person with no rhythm to dance.
They are such a cute couple. Anyone see him on the VERY short-lived "Nashville"? He is a very sweet, low-key guy.
the music is waaaaayyy worse than normal .... or is it just me?? i think a better song would have helped denise and i dont even like her ...
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Esther from Wholly Kao wanted to come up with an original idea for a handmade gift swap with some friends. Instead of defaulting to jewelry, Esther was inspired to create a dish for holding rings and other small baubles. I love the designs that Esther achieved by pressing lace into the clay prior to baking. So pretty! Esther's dish is … [Read more...]
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Amanda from House Revivals is at it again with another way to make fancy hardware on the cheap. With a bit of paint and the application of a paper filigree cut from a doily, Amanda transformed a plain old wood knob into beautiful works of art. I love how she achieved the look of ceramic and metal without the cost. So pretty! Amanda was inspired … [Read more...]
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Kathleen from Charm Bracelet Diva was shopping at Pier 1 with her daughter, whom she affectionately calls Chickadee #1, when she spotted a gorgeous lace lampshade that had her smitten. Of course…like many of us frugalistas the price tag was enough to send her home running for craft supplies to recreate it herself. I love the texture of the lace … [Read more...]
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Heather from Shades of Tangerine was inspired to create her own snuggly throw with a vintage flair using materials from the thrift store. After collecting a stash of doilies and lace, Heather set to the task of arranging and hand sewing them to her secondhand blanket. I love a good upcycle project and think this a great way to revive a worn out … [Read more...]


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A British baby born with a life-threatening rapid heart rate is back on track after hospital doctors saved his life with a daring treatment.
Six-month-old Edward Ives is happily at home along with his mom, Claire, his dad, Phillip, and two siblings, Jocelyn and Hayden. His triumphant return follows a procedure that forced his temperature to drop to 91.4 degrees Fahrenheit for four days.
Edward was born last August with supraventrical tachycardia (SVT). The condition caused his heart to race at 300 beats per minute. A normal rate for a newborn baby is about 160 beats per minute.
The exact cause of Edward's SVT is unknown. The condition is usually caused by abnormal electrical impulses in the upper chambers of the heart that interrupt the heart's natural rhythm.
SVT causes the heart to contract so fast that it can't pause between contractions. This cuts the blood flow to vital organs. For Edward, this could have meant certain death.
An article about the British baby in the Daily Mail said the infant's mom, a nurse, discovered the alarming condition 35 weeks into the pregnancy, when she checked her baby's heart rate and found it was beating "really fast."
Apprehensive about her finding, Claire rechecked the numbers a while later. Although improved, she remained concerned about the reading. A visit to a local hospital ended with doctors administering drugs to slow the heart rate. Two days later, doctors moved Claire to a London hospital, where physicians delivered her fragile child.
After delivery, Edward remained in critical condition. The only alternative, doctors said, was a procedure to slow his heart.
Hospital staffers wrapped Edward in a blanked filled with a cold gel, which forced his temperature down a startling seven degrees for four bone-chilling days.
Claire told the paper that it was difficult to see her child "lying there freezing." He was "heavily sedated," he "didn't move much," and he was "cold to touch," she said.
"I just had to keep reminding myself that it was saving his life," she added. Once Edward's heart rate stabilized, doctors increased his temperature by a half a degree every 12 hours, NYDaily News.com reported.
Claire admitted there were times she feared that Edward would never come home from the hospital. But those worries have been wiped away.
If all goes well and little Edward remains healthy, you can bet this is one mom who will never tell her little boy to chill.
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The upbeat, hopeful Arab Spring of two years ago, with its quick, peaceful victory in Tunisia, has turned into a violent, uprooting and very deadly Arab winter in Syria. With 60,000 Syrians dead, 2.5 million needing U.N. assistance within the country, and half a million in refugee camps across the border, the questionable "freedom" that will follow is not worth the price.
The reality of wars for freedom in Syria and Libya contrasts sharply with the romanticized battle at the barricades now screening across America in "Les Misérables." But a line from the musical does apply to the killing there. The meadows of Syria are indeed drenched with the blood of helpless civilians martyred by both rebel militias and government armies.
"Peace at any price?" Why not? We don't have a Gallup poll, but most Syrians would probably prefer the stability of the dictatorial regime to the slaughter and physical destruction that this war has brought.
If victorious rebels guaranteed a democratic, peaceful Syria, and if the majority of Syrians had personally suffered either meaningful civil rights abuses or personal injury, a violent overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's government might have been justified despite the enormous death and destruction of the revolution. But what reason is there to believe that the post-Assad Syria will be any more stable, peaceful, tolerant and democratic than the Arab Spring revolution brought to Libya?
"Better dead than red?" Ask those 60,000 dead Syrians. How many more must die before this terrible civil war ends? And when it ends, how many more will be victims of vengeful militias? What reason is there to believe that Syria will not become another Iraq, Afghanistan or Libya? The rulers fell in those countries, thanks to western intervention, but chaos still reigns.
That the ruler of Syria is a dictator is not in question. But, as in Egypt, vast numbers in the population supported the government when the protests there began so long ago. From the beginning, the Arab Spring in Syria, as elsewhere, was in large part based on religious, tribal or other well-defined differences within the population. In the beginning, peaceful protests called for the government to recognize greater civil rights and become more representative of the people. But in response to government intolerance of protest, in Libya and later in Syria, armed resistance followed, leading to the carnage.
The American media gives the impression that the revolts in Syria and Libya were democratic, somehow in the spirit of the American Revolution. Impossible!
Syrian rebels are not Massachusetts farmers standing at Concord bridge. Rebellious Americans in 1775 had a long history of popular participation in government. Ironically, they revolted against a government that was then the most representative government in the world. The new states were already well versed in self-government with legislators chosen by voters. But even in Revolutionary War America, there were large numbers of Loyalists who opposed the war and preferred to maintain ties with Great Britain. Many Loyalists fled the new states, willingly or involuntarily, but their mistreatment cannot be compared to that of those in opposition to the rebellion in either Libya or Syria.
It is folly to think that a democratic central government will control Syria after a rebel victory. The militias will take their revenge on those ethnic and religious groups that opposed the revolt, as they did in Libya. Refugees will still flee the country. The death toll will not end with Assad's fall.


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How Bad Is 'Scary Movie 5'?
Earlier this week, my editor asked if I had any plans to see Scary Movie 5, primarily because Charlie Sheen Lindsay Lohan would be appearing in this movie. My attempt to decline the assignment, primarily based on the excuse, "I've never seen any other installment of the Scary Movie franchise," was met with deaf ears. Unfortunately, Scary Movie 5 was not screened early for press, so, early on a cold and rainy Friday on Manhattan's Upper East Side, I paid to see Scary Movie 5. While I watched, I kept a live blog of what happened.
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Check this out. So Charlie Sheen goes nuts and starts talking about how he's "winning". Uses the term a lot. And it's hilarious because he's having a nervous breakdown and drug problems, which is what we as a society find funny now yay. Sheen joins Twitter and uses the hashtag #winning. It catches on. If you go on Twitter to the hashtag #winning now, the first tweet you'll see is from Arby's.
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"Who's tried the Angus Three Cheese & Bacon? If you haven't, click here to save $1 off! Offer expires soon!"
Nothing to do with Sheen, no use of "#winning". But Arby's paid big bucks to sponsor that tag. A company called Poster Revolution bought "#tigerblood.


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I squeezed the last little bit I had of this into one final, smooth cup of great tea. It's got such a nice, rounded flavor to it. The malt, roast, starch, and fruit notes all dance around so well with each other – it's truly a shame that the supplier is no longer in business.
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Nick Clegg today unveiled Roxy Music star Brian Eno as an advisor – and immediately bombed as he tried to show off his pop credentials.
Despite becoming, at 40, the youngest leader of the three main political parties, new Liberal Democrat chief proved he knows little about youth culture, making two embarrassing gaffes in as many days.
During his victory tour of broadcasting studios in the hours after being crowned yesterday, Mr Clegg was asked for his views on the hot topic obsessing pop fans – Radio 1's decision to censor the much loved Christmas ditty Fairytale of New York.
The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl hit is regularly voted the nation's favourite Christmas tune, and BBC bosses' U-turn over the bleeping out of its ruder lyrics has been a pub talking point for days.
But as listeners to Radio 4's PM programme learned, it was all a mystery to Mr Clegg.
"Er, I don't know the song," he mumbled.
This morning the Liberal Democrat leader was given the opportunity to redeem himself when he appeared on Radio 5Live's morning show. He was tossed an easy question – his favourite album - and plumped for "Changes" by David Bowie.
As every Bowie die-hard knows, however, while the singer's 1972 single Changes is one of his most famous songs, the only album of that name is the 1990 Changesbowie – a compilation collection.
Outraged listeners immediately began telephoning the show to protest, as hosts Nicky Campbell and Shelagh Fogarty joked that Mr Clegg could not possibly be a true fan.
It was a poor start for a new leader with a self-declared mission to "reach out beyond Westminster".
Announcing Mr Eno as his advisor, he said the singer, currently recording with Coldplay and U2, had been given a brief to bring in ideas on reaching out beyond the London beltway. In particular, and despite being 59 himself, Mr Eno has been instructed to advise the Liberal Democrats on how to appeal to young people.
Mr Clegg said: "I'm delighted Brian Eno, whose whole life has been outside politics, will be advising me on how we can reach out beyond Westminster to people who don't get a say in politics."


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In a piece published on the magazine's website on October 20th, writer Jane Mayer falsely wrote that Koch is "vowing that Americans for Prosperity will spend some $200 million in the 2012 Presidential campaign in hopes of defeating President Obama." But Koch has never said, let alone vowed, any such thing. It is mistaken at best, made up at worst.
We brought the error to the attention of the magazine yet the editors are disavowing responsibility for the falsehood. So that readers are not further misled, we are setting the record straight here ourselves.
Editor Pamela McCarthy argued in a response to our request that Ms. Mayer had relied on a report in Politico as the basis for her assertion. But we pointed out that the relevant passage in Politico was entirely different than what Ms. Mayer asserted. We also advised her that Politico's information was anonymously sourced and had no hard basis in fact. Ms. Mayer herself, we also noted, had never contacted us to check her facts or seek input. On those points, Ms. McCarthy has been unwilling to respond.
We have posted that full correspondence below. The New Yorker's practice of sloppy, distorted, and inaccurate reporting on Koch has unfortunately become a routine practice for the magazine. Its claims to high journalism standards on accuracy and fairness are hard to take seriously when they disregard the facts that we presented to them and instead make up their own facts.
From: Cohlmia, Missy
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2011 5:41 PM
To: 'McCarthy, Pam'
Subject: RE: Correx Request
Pam - The Politico assertion and Ms. Mayer's are very different.
Politico claims (without evidence or attribution) that "David and Charles Koch plan to steer more than $200 million potentially much more — to conservative groups ahead of Election Day."
Ms. Mayer takes this figure which is based on conjecture and mischaracterizes it as, "Americans for Prosperity will spend some $200 million in the 2012 Presidential campaign."
Ms. Mayer is taking a speculation and claiming it as fact. She is wrong and The New Yorker owes us a correction.
Melissa Cohlmia
Director, Corporate Communication
Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC
From: McCarthy, Pam
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2011 4:15 PM
To: Cohlmia, Missy
Subject: Correx Request
Dear Missy,
The sentence you're referring to in Jane Mayer's web piece on October 20 included a link to a Politico story of October 10 that was the basis for the $200 million statement: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1011/65504.html. Since Politico had not posted a correction to their story (and still has not), it was not unreasonable for us to rely on it. Are you saying that the Politico piece is incorrect on this point? It would be helpful to know that as we evaluate your request for a correction.
Pam McCarthy
Pamela Maffei McCarthy
Deputy Editor
The New Yorker
From: Cohlmia, Missy
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2011 16:05:41 -0500
To: The New Yorker
Subject: Correx Request
The New Yorker
Dear Editor:
A piece by Jane Mayer that was posted on the magazine's website October 20th contains a factual error. The article says, "The historically publicity-shy Kochs have stepped out of the shadows recently, vowing that Americans for Prosperity will spend some $200 million in the 2012 Presidential campaign in hopes of defeating President Obama."
Koch has not made this statement, nor have we made any such vow. Also, neither Ms. Mayer nor anyone from the magazine contacted us for input prior to publication.
Given this inaccuracy, we request a formal correction by The New Yorker. Thank you and I look forward to your response.
Melissa Cohlmia
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Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC


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You will fall in love with this home the moment you enter it. From the welcoming large family room and dining room with open kitchen and granite counter top to the great room with a huge stone fireplace and billiards table to wrap around decks and large screened porch- you will feel spoiled.
4 Bedrooms, 2 full baths (one with 2 person Jacuzzi whirlpool tub) upstairs. Enjoy your morning coffee off the master bedroom deck.
Chocorua Ski and Beach Club is a wonderful year round vacation spot offering a large sandy beach with swimming docks and an amazing view of Mt. Chocorua. Kids love to dig in the sand and jump of the docks. Kayak and canoe on this beautiful , quiet, freshwater spring fed lake.
Walk to the community playground, basketball court and tennis courts. Trails to 40 acres provide for biking, walking, atv riding and lots and lots of blueberry picking! In the winter, break trails for cross country skiing or jump on your snowmobile and enjoy direct access to the trails. Enjoy sledding, ice fishing, or ice skating on the pond. 20- 45 minutes and you have a choice of over 6 ski areas.
Don't forget tax free outlet shopping , from Banana Republic to J Crew, in North Conway and endless lovely restaurants and village stores.
Locally, in Tamworth, enjoy coffee at the Lyceum, a play at Barnstormers (the oldest running summer stock in the US) and a tour of the distillery. One hour from Portland, Portsmouth, Bretton Woods and only 2 hours from Boston.
There is more to do in this area than you could ever imagine. We promise, you won't want to leave!
We built this house on the lake and have enjoyed every minute living here! Now that the kids are off to college (boo-hoo) we get to escape and see the world. We invite you to enjoy the world we love in NH.
The Owner purchased this house in 1999
We were so excited to find this piece of land still available on the water and designed the home ourselves. From a great mud room to leave all your stuff, to a huge stone fireplace, to a relaxing family room and open kitchen so everyone can visit, to wrap around decks- we designed this to enjoy the company of our family and friends and make great memories.
Best place in the world to sit on the deck and enjoy the views and peaceful time together. You might even hear a loon. And yes- we have had a bear or two climb up the deck! We enjoy swimming and fishing in the cool spring fed pond. Walk down the neighborhood road to a playground, basketball courts, tennis court, and another amazing beach. We love mountain biking right out our front door or hoping in the canoe for an enjoyable paddle around the lake. There's even a Fire pit on the lake for roasting marshmellows.(Fire permit required)
In the winter, make a fire in the stone fireplace and play some cards. Our house is filled with board games. Walk out the door and cross country ski or snowmobile. Head down to the pond and ice fish- and maybe even ice skate.
The area itself is filled with so many attractions and things to do, you could never do them all. From hiking trails, to StoryLand and Santas Village, to waterparks and shopping in scenic North Conway, or taking in a play in Tamworth and touring the new distillery. How about ski mountains galore, with all levels of expertise, open for fun activities summer and winter , Remick Farm, a real life farm run just like the old days, complete with lots of animal to pet.
This home is beautifully located, the views are really serene and exactly what we needed. The house is spacious and we enjoyed the screened in porch, the billiards room and the beautiful large windows with the view! The kids especially LOVED the secret toy room!!!!! This house is a special place, and we really enjoyed our stay! The only reason for the 4 stars vs the 5 stars is that the property could use some TLC. There were cobwebs on the outside of the house and the furniture in the outdoor areas, as well as the bedrooms could use an update. Other than that, we absolutely loved our stay!!!!!
The house was clean and well stocked with everything we needed to make our stay comfortable. Our guests also enjoyed the proximity to the beach.
My husband and I stayed here with our 3 adult children and their partners, including a 2 year-old grandchild, and had a wonderful time. The house is so spacious that there was plenty of room for everyone to get together, but also lots of places to have your own space when needed. I especially liked the upstairs balcony for my morning coffee. The guys loved the pool table. Our grandson was thrilled with the "secret playroom" and still talks about it! Whoever stocked the house thought of everything you could possibly need... cooking utensils, dishware, games, CD's, beach towels, etc....and everything was neat and clean. The setting is gorgeous, overlooking Silver Lake. We all took rides in the canoe and the kayak and ended our stay with a campfire and s'mores down by the water. I really enjoyed the fact that there was plenty to do right there without having to get in the car. The playground and beach were easy walks and both were in excellent condition. My only regret is that we weren't able to stay longer!
The house is great!!! Conveniently located. Spacious...Perfectly clean. And it has everything we needed. Impressive. I have a home in Telluride Colorado that I occasionally rent out, so I know how difficult it is to keep the home up to a 5* Rental level. Thank you.
Our only issue was that we arrived after dark....and the house had been closed up all day---at least. So it was very very hot and stuffy inside. With no air conditioning and on a hot and humid night...it was not the most welcoming of arrivals. However, within 15 minutes we were able to open the screened in windows, crank up the ceiling fans and get the home cooled down.
And then the next morning when we woke up to see that spectacular view of the Pond and the Mountains beyond. It was a Wowza!!! We enjoyed a few great canoe trips around the bend to the Private Beach Club and had an absolute blast.
Best thanks for a fabulous weekend. We'd love to rent it again next summer.
Owner was very helpful and the place is beautiful and comfortable
Our weekend away from home at the Robbins' was spectacular! The house was clean and prepped for rental upon arrival. Our stay was most comfortable and time with nature was much needed!
Thank you to the Robbins for use of Camp Relax alot, we'll be sure to spread news of your services!
This home is in the heart of hiking, biking, skiing, kayaking, fishing, snowmobiling, you name it! Hike Mt. Chocorua, tackle some 4000 footers or enjoy leisurely walks around the many lakes. Catch fish in this pond or try Lake Ossipee, SIlver Lake or any of the numerous lakes. Road bike down country roads or mountain bike some exciting trails, all out the front door. Walk 5 minutes to the playground, basketball or tennis courts. Sit on the deck and take in the views, read a book and watch all the birds fly by. Kayack and canoe are ready to use in our lake or take a day trip down the Bearcamp River or Saco River. In the evening head over to Barnstormers, home of the oldest running summer stock theater (get tickets on line) and enjoy dinner and a play, often with surprising famous guest stars. If you want shopping, head to North Conway for its quaint village and local shops or the outdoor outlet mall with every famous name store from Coach to Gap to Brookstone. And don't forget...TAX FREE shopping in NH! The area abounds with great road trips north to Mt. Washington, home of the highest recorded winds(bring a jacket, no matter how warm it is down below) the famous Mt. Washington Hotel, or head south and see the beautiful rugged coastline of NH and Maine , less than an hour away, to Kennebunkport and Oqunquit for lobster rolls, gorgeous seaside homes and freezing ocean waters!
Winter offers some of the most beautiful views and lots of cross country ski trails. Snowmobile trails are right out the door. Ice fishing on the lake in front of your door. Over 10 ski areas from 15 minutes to 1 hour away- cover every ski ability.
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A FASHION retailer says it's has raced out of the stalls after seeing demand for made-to-measure suits boosted by the summer horse racing season.
Jules B says it has experienced a 200 per cent increase in sales of men's tailored suits ahead of showpiece meetings, including Newcastle Racecourse's Northumberland Plate Festival.
The company, founded in 1986, has stores in Newcastle, Yarm and Kendal, Cumbria, and is run by husband and wife team Julian and Rhona Blades.
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Mr Blades said: "Although traditionally the spotlight has been focused on the ladieswear side of the market, there has been a significant shift in men's fashion and grooming, which is only showing signs of strengthening."
David Williamson, Newcastle Racecourse executive director, added: "The plate is a great chance for men to put on their finest outfits and the demand Jules B has seen really reflects how popular the occasion will be."
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I hope everyone in Razzball Nation had a fantastic Christmas! Hopefully Santa brought you many-a-counting-stats presents and stuffed your stocking with the same vigor as John Henson.
So I'm not too big into that Facebook thing, but a lot of the fam seemed to mention their "Year in Review" and the weird shizz it pulled in over the Holidays. Mine was two pictures other people put up and tagged me in, with a message reading "you have no life!" But if the magical minions put together a Razzball Year in Review, it would be peppered with more #OccupyDraymondGreen than you could throw a stick at! It's hard to believe that the #OccupyDraymondGreen movement started on February 13th this year, and he was at 0% owned only a few games before the name was bequeathed. The #Occupy culture became a viral movement here at Razzball, with only us alternative lifestyle hipsters ranking him top-100 coming into the season. Boo-yah! Season made right there, screw any of that Victor Oladipo nonsense… While I had little-to-no concern David Lee would sap anything from the #Occupiers, Draymond Green had a coincidental teeny-tiny lull before some unreal rainbows on Christmas and last Saturday, going 10/10/3/2/2 on JC's Bday and the biggie 4/8/6/6/3 against the Wolves in 32 scrappy minutes. Late entry to that comment! As we head into 2015, be sure to reflect on the highs-and-lows and whenever possible – #OccupyDraymondGreen! Here's what else Santa has brought to us fantasy owners since Christmas:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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"Don't use foul or abusive language. Let everything you say be good and helpful, so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them" (Ephesians 4:29).
Whenever you think something good, say it! Give life to those thoughts. Speak life-giving words not only to others, but to yourself and to your circumstances.
This week be nothing but positive! No, I am not talking about the power of positive thinking or having a Pollyanna attitude or even looking at life through rose colored glasses! On the contrary, your positive outlook is founded and rooted in the promises and faithfulness of God.
"Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof" (Proverbs 18:21 KJV).
Choose life . . . speak life! Read the Word . . . believe the Word of God. Speak the Word.
"Gentle words are a tree of life" (Proverbs 15:4).
Speak only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen. —submitted by Rodney Harrison, US


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The Trainwreck of Justice League Won't Make DC Hit the Brakes
The Micromax Bolt A66 runs Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean out-of-the-box. The Micromax's new budget Android smartphone is a dual-SIM (GSM+GSM) device and supports regular SIM size. It comes with 4.5-inch TFT display with 480x854 pixels (FWVGA) resolution, and is powered by a 1GHz Spreadtrum SC7710G processor along with 512MB of RAM.
It includes 512MB of inbuilt storage which is further expandable up to 32GB with microSD card. The Micromax Bolt A66 sports a 2-megapixel rear camera with flash, although no word on the front camera. The device packs a 1500mAh battery that the company claims can give a standby time up to 116 hours and up to 4.5 hours of talktime.
Connectivity options on the Bolt A66 include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Micro-USB, GPRS, EDGE and 3G. The smartphone also comes preloaded with apps such as Hike, Opera, Spuul, Game HUB, Kingsoft Office and M! Live.
Earlier this month, two new budget Android smartphones from Micromax, dubbed Bolt A28 and Bolt A59, were made available in the Indian market for Rs. 3,674 and Rs. 4,542 respectively, via an online retailer. However, Micromax is yet to officially announce both the budget Android smartphones for the Indian market.
The Micromax Bolt A28 runs dated Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and is a dual-SIM device with support for GSM+GSM and dual standby. The Micromax Bolt A59 on the other hand runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean out-of-the-box and is a dual-SIM (GSM+GSM) device with dual standby support.
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In anticipation of this fall's Wood River Valley Studio Tour, The Center is hosting a series of free classes for local artists. For more class information contact The Center. For more information on the studio tour, go to http://wrvstudiotour.org/
Tues, Jul 9 – Marketing Your Art Overview, 5:30-7:00p.m. (K)
Wed, Aug 21 – Electronic and Social Media, 5:30-7:00p.m. (K) (CANCELLED DUE TO THE FIRE)
Wed, Sep 18 – Photographing Your Artwork, 5:30-7:00p.m. (H)
Taught by Stacie Brew, this class will give you the tools you need to successfully photograph your artwork for use on websites, in emails and in applications to festivals and galleries. We will cover the dos and don'ts of photographing a variety of type of artwork: jewelry, pottery, oil paintings, framed pieces, etc. It's a great opportunity to develop the photography skills that can make a critical difference in the presentation of your artwork.


text: By Bruno Federowski SAO PAULO, March 16 (Reuters) - Brazil's currency and stocks extended their slide into a third day on Wednesday on fears that a Cabinet reshuffle could indicate a shift toward looser fiscal and monetary policy in the crisis-ridden economy. Those concerns were stoked by news that former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will take over as chief of staff for his successor and protégé Dilma Rousseff. The move offers him some protection from a sweeping corruption investigation and gives him time to negotiate with lawmakers who will vote on Rousseff's impeachment. A source told Reuters that central bank chief Alexandre Tombini may step down if Lula's return brings major economic policy changes. Local media reported this week that the government is considering a series of policy changes, including lowering interest rates, boosting the supply of credit and using foreign reserves to reduce debt. Both Lula and Rousseff adopted similar measures over the last decade, something many traders blame for pushing the once-booming economy into its deepest recession on record. Rousseff had promised to implement some austerity measures in her second term in government, but has largely failed to do so in the face of opposition from the ruling Workers Party. "Markets should continue to react unfavorably to the possibility of a policy swing," Guide Investimentos analysts wrote in a client note. Yields paid on short-term interest rates future contracts <0#2DIJ:> fell as investors bet that a cut in benchmark rates could come sooner rather than later, despite stubbornly high inflation. Shares of state-controlled lender Banco do Brasil SA were slightly higher a day after falling more than 20 percent. Political uncertainty kept trade volatile, and Credit Suisse affirmed its "underperform" recommendation for the stock. Shares of Petroleo Brasileiro SA rose 3.6 percent on the back of higher oil prices. Petrobras, as the state-run oil company is known, is the center of a draft probe that has reached key politicians and public figures. Key Latin American stock indexes and currencies at 1600 GMT: Stock indexes daily % YTD % change change Latest MSCI Emerging Markets 789.29 -0.18 -0.44 MSCI LatAm 1952.49 -1.41 8.24 Brazil Bovespa 46840.82 -0.61 8.05 Mexico IPC 44311.10 0.23 3.10 Chile IPSA 3838.18 -0.34 4.29 Chile IGPA 18815.40 -0.3 3.66 Argentina MerVal 12273.49 1.63 5.12 Colombia IGBC 9405.62 -0.92 10.04 Venezuela IBC 14831.16 -3.02 1.67 Currencies daily % YTD % change change Latest Brazil real 3.8058 -1.20 3.71 Mexico peso 17.9460 -0.33 -3.99 Chile peso 687.2 0.00 3.27 Colombia peso 3156.61 0.20 0.40 Peru sol 3.38 -0.77 1.01 Argentina peso (interbank) 14.4750 0.41 -10.31 Argentina peso (parallel) 15.22 0.85 -6.24 (Additional reporting by Paula Arend Laier; Editing by David Gregorio)


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Head coach Jason Garrett has served as the Dallas Cowboys playcaller since back in 2007, when he joined the team as a rookie offensive coordinator and helped lead Dallas to a 13-3 regular season record. In 2013, for the first time in half a decade, someone not named Garrett will be taking over in that department.
Owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Tuesday that Garrett would be relieved of that duty moving forward, making him a so-called walk-around coach. In all likelihood, offensive line coach/offensive coordinator Bill Callahan will take over as the playcaller, presumably allowing Garrett to operate on a "big picture" level.
Jones insisted Tuesday that this was in no way a demotion for Garrett, who will enter his third full season as the Cowboys head coach in 2013.
"It's not a step back for Jason. It's actually a step forward for Jason in my mind," Jones said, per the Dallas Morning News. "Make no mistake about it, when I hired Jason to come into the organization as a coach he was hired specifically for his skills for his abilities to call the plays. When he became the head coach, it was at my insistence that he continue to call the plays. It was not at Jason's insistence.
"It is not a step back for the Cowboys or a step back individually for him to change the way we basically are putting our game plan together or are calling the plays on the offensive side of the ball. As you well know, differences in opinion can frankly be a step in a better direction."
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FLOTUS hosts 'state dinner' for kids
First lady Michelle Obama hosted the first-ever 'state dinner' for kids at the White House Monday, lauding the virtues of healthy eating.
"Thank you all for teaching kids about healthy eating," Obama told the parents in the audience.
"I want to thank you for the patience you have all shown," she said. "I'm sure there are some wrecked kitchens."
The event bought 54 children to the White House. All the attendees submitted a healthy recipe in a nationwide contest. The White House asked for submissions of recipes that were "healthy, affordable and tasty" and picked a winner from each state and territory.
Winning recipes included "Kickin' chicken salad, and "Secret Service super salad" — the latter created by a young man interested in joining the presidential protective service.
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Last week's tragedy at Fort Hood, so close to Veteran's Day, left the public scared and confused — not only because of the senseless nature of the crime which left 13 dead, but because some of the information that leaked out about the event from the ground turned out to be false.
After US Airways Flight 1549 fell into the Hudson River last year — and the first photo of the event landed on Twitter — people have looked to Twitter to provide first-hand accounts and early information about breaking news. But what if the information from these citizen journalists (if that's what they are), isn't accurate?
Yesterday, WNYC's Brian Lehrer hosted Jeff Jarvis of BuzzMachine and Paul Carr of TechCrunch in a debate about the relative merits of citizen journalism and technology.
After the jump, how the debate unfolded
Carr argued that the biggest source of information that day coming from Fort Hood was from a Twitter user MissTearah, a 30-year old soldier named Tearah Moore, who supplied false information while the event was still unfolding and bodies were being brought into the hospital. For example, Moore reported that alleged shooter Nidal Malik Hasan had died when he was still alive, and repeated misinformation about a second shooter. She also took pictures of the bodies and gave out room numbers of the victims in the hospital, which Carr argued was an invasion of privacy and something a real journalist would not have done.
"Unfortunately, we have this idea that because someone is on the ground…that somebody's taking a photograph of something or Tweeting from the ground, that's accurate, that's the unfiltered truth that the media is somehow going to screw up," Carr said.
Jarvis held the position that social media like Twitter is still the most powerful resource the mainstream media has during breaking stories, and it falls to the news organizations to make sure that the Tweets they are reporting as facts are accurate. "In this case, I'm not sure that this woman would have called herself a citizen journalist and [if it] would have mattered if she had," he said. "What we see is a different structure now in which witnesses can share what they see. And that is going to change news. Used to be the news didn't happen until the reporter got there. Now…the sources publish."
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White Bean and Spinach Soup
Such a satisfying soup!
Beans make it substantial, and spinach adds vibrancy.
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Level: Easy
Serves: 6
- 2 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 large carrot, cut into ½-inch dice
- 1 large celery stalk, cut into ½-inch dice
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tsp. finely chopped rosemary
- 1 tsp. finely chopped thyme
- 2 dried bay leaves
- 2 (15-oz) cans cannellini beans, drained but not rinsed
- 2 bunches spinach (about 14 oz total), tough stems discarded, leaves rinsed well and cut into shreds
- 2 tsp. lemon juice
- 1 tsp. pure maple syrup
- ¼ tsp. red pepper flakes
- ¾ tsp. fine sea salt
- black pepper
- 6 tbsp. grated Parmesan
- Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion, carrot, celery, and garlic and cook, stirring occasionally, until onion is tender but not browned, about 4 min. Stir in the rosemary, thyme, and bay leaves. Add enough water (about 6 cups) to cover the ingredients.
- Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low and cover pan with the lid ajar. Simmer until vegetables are very tender, about 30 min.
- Stir in beans, spinach, lemon juice, maple syrup, and red pepper flakes. Add more water, if needed, to cover the ingredients. Season the soup with the salt, plus black pepper to taste.
- Return soup to a simmer and cook, on medium-low heat, uncovered, until spinach is very tender and soup is slightly thickened, about 10 min. Discard bay leaves.
- Ladle soup into bowls and serve hot with Parmesan.
224 cal, 6 g fat (1 g saturated), 12 g protein, 30 g carb, 4 g sugar, 13 g fiber, 549 mg sodium, 4 mg cholesterol per serving
Adapted from The Oz Family Kitchen. Copyright © 2015 by Lisa Oz.
This recipe originally appeared in the October 2015 issue of Dr. Oz The Good Life.
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PENSIONERS should lose universal benefits and millions of workers receive a tax cut in this month's Budget, according to Tory MPs.
The Tory Free Enterprise Group also called on the Chancellor George Osborne to consider scrapping ringfenced funding for areas including overseas aid.
There should be no "sacred cows" in the penultimate Budget before the 2015 General Election, the group's convenor Tory MP Kwasi Kwarteng said.
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The group of Conservative backbenchers are concerned that so-called "strivers" may start to feel hard done by after years of austerity.
They want a rise in the threshold before workers start to pay the 40p tax rate.
More than 4 million people currently pay the rate - twice as many as 20 years ago.
But the group also warn that the UK must continue to cut public spending, or face a future burdened by national debt like countries such as Italy.
Before the last election David Cameron pledged to protect universal pensioner benefits including the Winter Fuel Allowance.
But his commitment only binds him until the end of this parliament.
Labour has already said that it will look at some pensioner benefits if it is elected in 2015.
Some Labour MPs argue that it cannot be right for millionaires to get a free TV licence.
But opponents believe that means testing the benefits will cost more money in the long run.
In a briefing in Westminster Mr Kwarteng said: "We are going to have to look at focusing welfare spending on those who need it most.
"I think that issues regarding the Winter Fuel Allowance will have to be looked at, I suppose in the next Parliament, whichever party gets in.
"We are going to have to be quite courageous on that because otherwise the future awaiting for us is essentially that of Italy or a Mediterranean country where they have huge debts and they live with this burden of debt seemingly in perpetuity and that's not something that we want to happen to Britain."
He added: "The idea of ringfencing departments needs to be looked at. If you look at fiscal consolidation anywhere in the world, even in people's own budgets, if you are trying to reduce expenditure you will try to reduce expenditure across the piece."
He also said that he had heard of people using their winter fuel allowance to heat an indoor swimming pool.
The MP for Spelthorne added: "Right across the county I represent and the constituency I represent people are getting winter fuel allowance and I don't think they need it and, in more candid moments, they themselves say 'we don't need this'."


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Cloud storage startup SugarSync has launched its smart redesign out of beta so all of its customers — and potential new ones — can give it a spin.
As we wrote back in November when the redesign hit beta, the new design simplifies the experience and adds in new features like searching across all devices you have SugarSync installed on and a sharing tab to send files to your contacts more easily. You can download the new apps for Windows, Mac, and other platforms here.
"Our business is growing quickly, and we have many millions of customers," SugarSync CEO Laura Yecies told VentureBeat in November. "The market has grown more competitive, but the larger players are actually educating people about the cloud. And eventually, many of those people choose SugarSync."
The only issue I see when it comes to SugarSync's growth opportunity is that Dropbox, Google Drive, and Microsoft's SkyDrive (maybe even business-focused Box) have already collected quite a few users. Migration from one cloud storage service to another isn't smooth, and those companies don't really want it to be. So no matter how nice SugarSync's interface is, it will be hard to get folks to switch.
Which means SugarSync's best chance of success is attracting new users. One big thing it claims that drives new users is offering storage in exchange for getting more users to sign up. Another thing: SugarSync has done a great job with partnerships and counts Samsung, Lenovo, Fujitsu, and SanDisk as partners that offer SugarSync preloaded on some devices. But is that enough to carve out a decent chunk of the market?
San Mateo, Calif.-based SugarSync was founded in 2008 and has raised around $60 million in funding from investors including Draper Fisher Jurvetson, ORIX Venture Finance, and Sigma Partners.
Check out the video and screenshots below for more on how SugarSync 2.0 looks and feels:
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