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Abiding Places: Korea South & North
Poetry. Translated from the Korean. In ABIDING PLACES, Korean poet Ko Un transfigures his homeland in lovely, observant, and penetrating poems uniting ancient and modern, secular and spiritual, art and politics, North and South. When his former political cellmate Kim Dae-Jung became president of South Korea in 1998, Ko Un became the first citizen from the South to be invited to tour the North. From that visit came this deceptively simple and deeply engaging book. Ko Un is Korea's most prolific living writer. He has published fifteen volumes of poetry and has twice won the prestigious Korean Literature Prize.
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HPV Testing in Head and Neck Cancers
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
My husband is a 54 year-old non-smoker, non-drinker with stage I moderately differentiated squamous cell cancer of the tonsil. He is about to begin radiation therapy. Should he request HPV testing in the tonsil biopsy, and would this change his treatment at all?
Pinaki R. Dutta, MD, PhD, Resident in the Department of Radiation Oncology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
Presence of HPV is increasingly being recognized as a risk factor for the development of oropharyngeal cancers. The tonsils are great lymphoid organs and "pick up" just about everything. Given that your husband is a non-smoker and non-drinker and is young, it is most likely that he has HPV. Testing for HPV would be of academic interest, but would not make a difference in management or treatment decisions.

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Civil Cases and Settlements by Date
Currently available civil cases are listed below. Each case has a brief description and a link to detailed information about the case.
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2007 Civil Cases and Settlements by Date
|Type of Order
|W.R. Grace & Co. Agrees to Bankruptcy Settlement at 32 Superfund Sites
|On December 20, 2007, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Justice announced that W.R. Grace agreed to a $34 million bankruptcy settlement for cleanup costs at 32 Superfund sites across the country.
|Settlement Agreement
|City of San Diego, California Clean Water Act Settlement (PDF)
|The city of San Diego will spend approximately $1 billion over the next six years to make improvements to its sewer system under a comprehensive settlement filed today by the Justice Department and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
|Consent Decree
|Aspen Petroleum Clean Air Act Settlement
|On November 14, 2007 the U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) filed a complaint and settlement in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado against Aspen Petroleum Products ("Aspen Petroleum"). Aspen Petroleum agreed to pay a $25,000 penalty and halt the illegal blending of "drip gas" with gasoline. The settlement resolves violations of the Clean Air Act and prevents the Colorado-based company from selling millions of gallons of drip gas, a byproduct of natural gas production, blended with gasoline to retail gas stations.
|Consent Decree
|The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, Tenn. Agree to Extensive Sewer System Upgrades
|WASHINGTON – The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County (Metro), at a cost of between $300 million and $400 million, has agreed to make extensive improvements to its sewer systems to eliminate unauthorized overflows of untreated raw sewage and to control overflows of combined sewage and storm water under a settlement announced today by the Justice Department, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Tennessee Attorney General's Office and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC).
|Consent Decree
|American Electric Power Service Corporation
|Washington, D.C. – Oct. 9, 2007) American Electric Power has agreed to cut 813,000 tons of air pollutants annually at an estimated cost of more than $4.6 billion, pay a $15 million penalty, and spend $60 million on projects to mitigate the adverse effects of its past excess emissions. The record settlement was announced today by the Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency.
|Consent Decree
|Hunt Refining Company and Hunt Southland Refining Company Settlements
|The Hunt Refining Co. and Hunt Southland Refining Co. have agreed to pay a $400,000 civil penalty and spend more than $48.5 million for new and upgraded pollution controls at three refineries, the Justice Department and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced.
|Consent Decree
|Texas Products Pipeline Company, LLC
|(Dallas, Texas – August 16, 2007) TE Products Pipeline Company, LLC and TEPPCO Crude Pipeline, LLC (collectively "TEPPCO") will pay a $2.865 million penalty to resolve violations of the Clean Water Act, the Environmental Protection Agency announced today.
|Consent Decree
|Valero (Premcor) Refinery Clean Air Act Settlement
|WASHINGTON - The Department of Justice and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have reached an agreement with Valero Energy Corp. that provides for a $4.25 million penalty and $232 million in new and upgraded pollution controls at refineries in Tennessee, Ohio and Texas that were formerly owned by Premcor Inc. The state of Ohio and Memphis-Shelby County, Tenn. have also joined in today's consent decree and will receive a portion of the civil penalty.
|Consent Decree
|E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Clean Air Act Settlement
|WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced a settlement today with E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., which is expected to reduce more than 13,000 tons of harmful emissions annually from four sulfuric acid production plants in Louisiana, Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky.
|Consent Decree
|Equistar Chemicals Settlement
|(Washington, D.C. - July 19, 2007) Equistar Chemicals LP, headquartered in Houston, Texas, will spend more than $125 million on pollution controls and cleanup to address a myriad of air, water and hazardous waste violations at seven petrochemical plants in Texas, Illinois, Iowa and Louisiana, the Justice Department and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today.
|Consent Decree
|J.H. Berra Construction Company
|(Washington--July 12, 2007) Several St. Louis-area developers responsible for polluting streams and lakes with runoff from three construction sites will adhere to a strict compliance program at future construction projects, clean up past pollution, and pay one of the largest environmental penalties of its kind in state history under a consent decree reached with the United States, Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon, and the city of Wildwood, Mo. The consent decree, filed today in federal district court in St. Louis, requires J.H. Berra Construction Co. Inc. and several other defendants to pay a civil penalty of $590,000, the largest penalty for a land disturbance case in Missouri. The other defendants in the case include JHB Properties Inc., J.H. Berra Holding Co. Inc., JMB No. 2 LLC, and CMB Rhodes LLC. All are connected to J.H. Berra Construction, one of the largest developers in the St. Louis area.
|Consent Decree
|Casper's Electronics Inc. Clean Air Act Settlement
|WASHINGTON - The Department of Justice and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today a landmark settlement requiring Casper's Electronics, of Mundelein, Ill., to pay a penalty and stop selling devices that allow cars to release excess levels of pollution into the environment, in violation of the Clean Air Act (CAA).
|Consent Decree
|East Kentucky Power Cooperative Settlement
|WASHINGTON, D.C. – East Kentucky Power Cooperative, a coal-fired electric utility based in Winchester, Ky., will spend approximately $650 million on pollution controls and pay a $750,000 penalty to resolve violations of the Clean Air Act at its three plants, the Department of Justice and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced today.
|Consent Decree
|Nevada Power Company Clean Air Act Settlement
|WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency today announced a $60.7 million Clean Air Act settlement with Nevada Power Company (Nevada Power) that will improve air quality in the Clark County/Las Vegas area by requiring the company to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides, a harmful air pollutant, from its Clark Generating Station by about 2,300 tons annually.
|Consent Decree
|Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) Settlement
|PITTSBURGH (May 31, 2007) -- In a landmark settlement with federal, state, and county authorities, the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) has agreed to a comprehensive plan to greatly reduce the annual discharge of billions of gallons of untreated sewage into local waterways.
|Kinder Morgan Clean Water Act Settlement
|(05/21/07 -- San Francisco) Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP, and SFPP LP, have agreed to pay nearly $5.3 million to resolve liability under the Clean Water Act, Oil Pollution Act, Endangered Species Act, and California's Porter-Cologne Water Quality Control Act and Oil Spill Prevention and Response Act, for three oil spills in 2004 and 2005.
|Consent Decree
|Kerr-McGee Clean Air Act Settlement
|WASHINGTON – Kerr-McGee Corp. will spend $18 million on pollution controls in the first comprehensive settlement under the Clean Air Act that will reduce harmful emissions and conserve natural gas at production facilities across Utah and Colorado . The control measures and operational improvements are expected to reduce annual emissions of air pollutants by more than 2,500 tons in Utah and more than 3,000 tons in Colorado, the Justice Department and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today.
|Consent Decree
|Kmart Consent Agreement and Final Order
|(Washington, D.C. – May 9, 2007) Kmart will pay a $102,422 fine to settle self-disclosed violations of federal environmental regulations discovered at 17 distribution centers in 13 states. The company reported violations of clean water, hazardous waste, and emergency planning and preparedness regulations to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. If EPA had discovered Kmart's violations through an inspection, the company would have faced a fine of more than $1.6 million.
|Consent Agreement and Final Order
|Kinder Morgan Consent Agreement and Final Order
|(Washington, D.C. – May 2, 2007) Kinder Morgan Transmix Co. has agreed to pay the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency $600,000 to resolve numerous violations of federal air and hazardous waste regulations, including mixing hazardous waste with gasoline.
|Consent Agreement and Final Order
|Total Petrochemicals U.S.A. Settlement
|WASHINGTON – Total Petrochemical USA Inc. (Total) will pay a $2.9 million penalty and upgrade pollution controls at its Port Arthur, Texas refinery, to resolve alleged violations of the Clean Air Act, the Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today.
|Consent Decree
|Rhodia Inc. Clean Air Act Settlement
|(Washington, D.C. - April 26, 2007) Acid manufacturer Rhodia Inc. will pay a $2 million penalty and spend approximately $50 million on air pollution controls at eight production plants in four states across the country, to resolve allegations that the company violated the Clean Air Act. The pollution controls are expected to reduce harmful emissions from its production plants in Texas, Louisiana, California and Indiana by 19,000 tons per year.
|Consent Decree
|Williams Refining Clean Air Act Settlement
|(Washington, D.C. - March 14, 2007) Williams Refining Co., the former owner and operator of a Memphis, Tenn., petroleum refinery, has agreed to pay $2.2 million in civil penalties to resolve allegations that the company violated the Clean Air Act (CAA), the Justice Department and the Environmental Protection Agency announced.
|Consent Decree
|Agrium/Royster Clark Clean Air Settlement
|(Washington, D.C. - Feb. 6, 2007) -- A Cincinnati-area nitric acid production facility will pay $750,000 in civil penalties to settle violations of the New Source Review (NSR) provisions of the Clean Air Act uncovered by EPA. The parent companies also agreed to install state-of-the-art pollution control equipment at the facility that will reduce nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions of by more than 200 tons per year.
|Consent Decree
|Martex Farms Administrative Law Decision
|(Washington, D.C. - Feb. 1, 2007) - EPA today applauds a legal victory against Martex Farms, a Puerto Rican company, for violating the worker protection provisions of U.S. pesticide laws.
|Administrative Order
|M.G. Waldbaum Company WIll Pay $1 Million Penalty to Resolve Clean Water Act Violations
|WASHINGTON – M.G. Waldbaum Company, a subsidiary of Minnesota-based Michael Foods Inc., has agreed to pay a $1.05 million penalty to resolve allegations that the company violated the Clean Water Act. Today's settlement, which is a joint federal-state effort, involves a large egg processing facility and seven associated poultry farms near the City of Wakefield, Neb. The civil penalty will be divided equally between the state and the federal government.
|Consent Decree


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Well, If you reunite
"JIM PIKE", The founder,
lead singer and creative
force of the famous
singing trio "THE
LETTERMEN" and his
brother "GARY PIKE", who
was also a member of the
famed "CAPITOL RECORDS"
recording artists "THE
LETTERMEN", and add RIC
deAZEVEDO", who gained
fame as a member of ABC
televisions "First
Family of Song", "THE
KING FAMILY", put them
all together.... It
spells "REUNION" !
As "THE LETTERMEN",
Jim and Gary had a
unprecedented FORTY SIX
(46) consecutive HIT
ALBUMS with
Capitol Records on
Billboard Magazine's
national charts.
They had TONS OF GOLD
GRAMMY NOMINATIONS, a
CLEO AWARD, an
Andy Award and sold to
date over 100 MILLION
DOLLARS worth of
records, tapes and CD's
Their classic hits
include: "When I Fall in
Love", "The Theme From A
Summer Place", "The Way
You Look Tonight", "Goin'
Out Of My Head/Can't
Take My Eyes Off Of
You', "Hurt So Bad",
"Put Your Head On My
"Smile", "Come Back
Silly Girl", "Sherry
Don't Go", "I Believe",
"Shangri-La", "Love" and
many, many more.
They have performed for
hundreds of colleges all
over America, and were
voted the number one
college concert
attraction of the
1960's. Jim and Gary
also appeared on many
popular television shows
such as: Ed Sullivan
Show, Dean Martin Show,
Sammy Davis Jr. Show,
Red Skelton Show, Jack
Benny Show, Kraft Music
Hall, Milton Berle Show,
Dick Clark Bandstand,
The Tonight Show, The
Merv Griffin Show,
Co-Host on the Mike
Douglas Show, The
Hollywood Palace and
many Miss Universe and
Miss America Pageants.
Then in October 2001 Jim
and Gary, as "The
Lettermen" were inducted
into the Vocal Group
Hall of Fame.
When N.A.S.A. decided to
leave a recording
representing "American
Popular Music" in the
time capsule on the
moon, one of the songs
they chose was a
Lettermen hit called
"Love", which just
happened to be a solo by
Jim Pike.
Billboard Magazine, the
standard of the
recording industry
referred to Jim and Gary
in their former group as
"The Greatest Male
Romantic Vocal Group of
All Time!".
According to Billboard,
the top male vocal group
album sellers of the
60's were: the Beatles
#1, the Beach Boys #2
and The Lettermen were
#3". When it comes to
having a track record of
hits and backing it up
with stellar live
performances, these guys
are "Legends". And, as
REUNION… the Legend
continues…REUNION'S show
has something for
everyone. The bottom
line is performance.
Note: For
information on booking
REUNION to perform at
your Performing Arts
Center, Corporate Event,
Casino, Fundraiser,
School, or Private
Function click
Entire contents of
REUNION web site is Copyright © 2005
Jim Pike, Inc.
And, the legend


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Very clear explanation of neoliberalism by Neil Davidson in response to a letter by Dr. Jim Walker (Chief Economist, Asianomics, Hong Kong). --PG
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... and an academic weighs in on the topic
WRITING in Saturday's National (Fry Will Contribute Common Sense and Clear Thinking), Jim Walker writes: "As an economist, I have no clue what a neoliberal is." In Jim's view we should therefore stop using the term, because "there is no such thing and you don't have a clue how to define it." Actually, there is and I can.
The term neoliberalism can be used in three ways. First, it is an ideology which emerged in Central Europe during the 1930s in opposition to what was mistakenly called "socialism" (ie state planning and ownership) and which later migrated to the economics department at the University of Chicago. The adherents of this conception of neoliberalism actually adopted the term as a self-description; indeed, Milton Friedman wrote a paper in 1951 called Neoliberalism and Its Prospects.
The difference between the neoliberals and more conventional supporters of neo-classical economics was that the former did not believe that the market order they desired was a spontaneous result of human activity, but one which would have to be brought into being by the state. The notion that neoliberalism is about markets as opposed to the state is simply a myth – it is rather about changing what the state does.
Second, neoliberalism is also the strategy adopted by the alliance of state managers, politicians and employers which began to emerge from the mid-to late-1970s, first in Chile, the UK and the USA. This responded to the return of economic crisis in 1973 by seeking to shift the balance of power in the workplace from labour to capital, in the first instance by weakening the trade unions through artificially raising unemployment levels, attacking key groups of workers (miners in the UK, air-traffic controllers in the US), and moving production to greenfield, non-union sites (the "M4 Corridor" in the UK, the "Sunbelt" in the US).
The strategy was not, however, the implementation of a master plan derived from neoliberal ideology: it was largely improvised. But once Keynesianism and other forms of state capitalism had proved themselves no longer able to raise or even maintain the rate of profit, ruling classes had a limited set of options. It is therefore unsurprising that most arrived at the same set of responses – privatisation, outsourcing, deregulation, unrestricted capital flows, indirect rather than direct taxation, and all the rest. The ideologists could claim this as their work, but, without successful resistance, it would almost certainly have happened even if Friedman and co had never written a word.
Finally, neoliberalism is the entire period in the history of capitalism since this strategy began to be applied in the 1970s. There have of course been variations in the regime: the "social" neoliberalism of Blair (or Sturgeon) is different in many ways from the "vanguard" neoliberalism of Thatcher and Reagan, not least in relation to identity politics, but the underlying economic doctrines have remained remarkably consistent.
The problem with Jim's argument is that it assumes there are underlying economic "laws" which are eternally true for all of human history. On the contrary, every single statement he makes has to be prefaced by the words "under capitalism". Ironically, Von Hayek, one of the forerunners of neoliberal ideology, knew better than this. He argued in several places that for most of human history we sought cooperation rather than competition – and that this attitude had to be stamped out of us if capitalism was ever to be truly secure. Neoliberalism is an attempt to create a world in which all human relationships are forced to conform to a model of economic competition; but what can be created can also be destroyed – and as far as neoliberalism is concerned, the sooner the better.
Neil Davidson, School of Social and Political Science
University of Glasgow


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April 13, 2011, 9:58 pm
There was also Adobe Premiere, and that was OK too, but very few professional editors were using it. Eventually Sony bought a small company in Wisconsin and took over their nascent editing program, which was called Vegas.
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Oscar winners 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' and 'First Man,' 'Stranger Things,' 'Avengers: Endgame,' 'Toy Story 4' and 'Game of Thrones' among expansive slate of planned feature film, streaming, games and VR presentations.
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'The Umbrella Academy' VFX Supervisors explain how a talking chimpanzee was brought to life for Netflix superhero series.
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No matter whether your memories of George Lucas' Star Wars prequels are fond or furious, there's no denying that, at the time that films were released, their cutting-edge visual effects were unlike anything else out there--but how do they hold up today? It's a question that the VFX experts at CorridorCrew take the time to answer.
June 18, 2019, 6:16 am
It's been a few months since Adobe officially launched its Content-Aware Fill for video feature in After Effects. VFX artists will of course already be familiar with the need to remove unwanted objects from scenes; Content-Aware Fill is designed to do this somewhat automatically, as it does in Photoshop, but for moving images.
June 18, 2019, 6:15 am
If there were some sort of cliché police, they'd assign a dedicated task force to the phrase: "Sound is crucial to the movie-going experience."
June 18, 2019, 6:15 am
Chaos Czech has released its second major update in two weeks, bringing the power of one-click caustics to Cinema 4D. Now, artists and designers can render lighting effects from surfaces like glass and water with even more speed and accuracy, filling a major void in stills and animations.
June 17, 2019, 5:52 am
Autodesk unveils the 2020.1 version of 3ds Max . An update focused on the improvement of the workflow via some modernized tools.
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With Dark Phoenix facing a quick fade at the box office and Fox's long-running X-Men franchise finally shutting down, more info about paths that the series never took is coming to light.
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June 14, 2019, 7:23 am
Adobe has released Substance Alchemist 0.7.0, the latest beta of its upcoming material creation tool, adding 12 new filters and the option to animate material settings within the UI.
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On One Side of the coin we have carriers who are holding out on officially releasing OS 6. The other side of the coin involves a carrier releasing OS 126.96.36.199 for the Pearl. I really want to give RIM the benefit of the doubt that this OS has been floating around for a LONG time and Cellular One just decided to pick this up now. I find it hard to believe that they are still making 4.5 builds when we are well into the stages of OS 6 which still has tons of issues that need to be ironed out. Nevertheless, if you are still rocking this bad boy you are probably hoping that Santa has you on the Nice List this year for a New BlackBerry. Why not do a fresh wipe and re-load with a new OS for old time sakes. Go ahead and give it a shot and let us know what Santa brought you after the holidays. Keep in mind that if Cellular One is not your carrier you want to remove the Vendor.XML file.
Merry Christmas Folks! Be Safe.
Software For BlackBerry® Pearl (TM) 8130 smartphone BlackBerry Handheld Software v220.127.116.111 (Multilanguage)
Package Version: 220.127.116.111
Consisting of:
- Applications: 184.108.40.206
- Software Platform: 184.108.40.206
- File name: 8130mAMEA_PBr4.5.0_rel311_PL18.104.22.168_A18.104.22.168_Ce llular_One_of_NEPA.exe
- File size: 88.01MB
Note: The Software Platform and Applications version numbers can be found under Options-About screen on the handheld.


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Integrate social services into collaborative applications. Integrate assets from multiple IT systems with XPages and an open source, Eclipse-based IDE.
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Friday, April 29, 2011
Applehead- Applehead de Applehead (Pre-Cert Home Entertainment, 2011)
*Second limited edition transmission from this Demdike Stare / Andy Votel orchestrated boutique imprint. 400 copies for the world*Pre-Cert Home Entertainment return from the vinyl pits of Manchester and much further abroad to present a compendium of clues exploring the semi-fictitious and quasi-symbolic qualities of Applehead. With sublime references to Roman Catholicism, Politics & Agriculture, corruption, fairy-tales, Horrotica, Post-war European Surrealism and fumetti/giallo crime fiction Applehead's first LP is presented within the aesthetic context of cold modernist-pop and Italian and Spanish horror film music featuring randomized spoken word segments and concrete compact tape experiments. It's a seriously absorbing trip. Their sonic seed trails lead to seemingly dead ends which turn out to have secret trapdoors into yet more catacombs of references to the belgian surrealism movement, the films of Lucio Fulci, the outrageous prog ideals of Franco Battiato and a hive of sounds homaging Carpenter, Oram, Massiera, Simonetti and Besombes among them. By the end of the record, when the miasma begins to recede you'll be clearer as to the essence of Applehead's macabre mediterranean folklore and his connections to the industrial North West. Until then, you're in the dark. Album features subtly disturbed artwork from Anworth Kirk and vinyl was cut at Berlin's D&M. Limited to 500 copies and highly recommended. (Boomkat)
Cinematic synth-driven esoterica with a creeped-out library/kosmische stream-of-consciousness flair. 2 tracks / 2 sides. An extremely limited sold-out style 2011 LP release from Mr Andy Votel & Co. Those cats are making big noise, friends....
DL: Applehead- Applehead de Applehead (Pre-Cert Home Entertainment, 2011) @256 kbps. All props to smallpaul- Big ups for the vinyl rip!
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Labels: applehead, applehead de applehead, demdike stare, pre-cert
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Wendell Stuart & The Downbeaters (197x, Elite ER-1006)
A top-shelf serving of mellow early-70s Bahamaian soul. Wendell Stuart's tenor tremelos are heartworn and intoxicating. I'd say he's reminiscent of an early Johnny Nash. The backbeats are smoothly understated and Solomon Frazer's sonorous lead guitar bounces and strums in a pleasingly Ranglin-esque mode. Plenty of winners here, with a charming bossa-like rendition of Sandie Shaw's Always Something There to Remind Me (later a hit for Naked Eyes in 1982)...
...Stuart's version of Tom Paxton's The Last Thing on My Mind is also something else, but my real favorite might be this slowburning rendition of the Supreme's "My World Is Empty Without You", which was recently included on Trans Air's excellent West Indies Funk compilation:
Highly recommended. 320 vinyl rip by yours truly.
Download Link: Wendell Stuart & The Downbeaters (197x, Elite ER-1006)
A1 Jude
A2 My World Is Empty Without You
A3 The Last Thing On My Mind
A4 Island Woman
A5 Yellow Bird
B1 Always Something There To Remind Me
B2 Island In The Sun
B3 Shame And Scandle In The Family
B4 Delilah
B5 From The Moment To Moment
B6 Mary Ann
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Gray- Early Works (No Label/ Bootleg, 2011)
"Gray was the downtown "industrial sound" band started by Andy Warhol acolyte and avant-garde HipHop legend, Jean-Michel Basquiat. 'Early Works' is an astonishing collection of their first creations, reissued in a silk-screened sleeve bearing his distinctive crown motif (the same which adorns Ramelzee's classic 'Test Pressing' sleeve). Named after the medical bible, Gray's Anatomy, Basquiat, together with Michael Holman formed the group in 1979 and would later be joined by Shannon Dawson, Wayne Clifford, Nick Taylor and a young Vincent Gallo to operate at the core of New York's downtown scene, playing shows at the Mudd Club, CBGB's and Hurrahs amidst the likes of Talking Heads and Blondie. But Gray were quite a different proposition, playing ethereal, abrasive industrial "sound effects" music on scaffolding, synths and whatever machines they could lay hands on. One of the tracks here, the spectral, sloping, dread dubbed 'Drum Mode' has appeared on a number of compilations over the last decade, most notably on Gomma's seminal 'Anti NY' comp, but the rest are about as rare as a pube in the queen's soup. There's the echoic industro-dub collage of 'Wig' for starters, next to the ritualistic, Oriental workshop atmospheres of 'Eight Hour Religion' and a scratchy, lysergic episode of tape loops, free-psyche drums and textures in 'Figure It Out For Yourself', all assuredly ahead of their time. This music forms a vital chunk of art and music history and should be considered an absolutely essential purchase, we reckon." (Boomkat)
Fresh bootleg import, straight from the morning mail. Had to drop this last bit of goodness before I go off the grid for a few. See ya'll on the flipside of my cross-town move. 320 vinyl rip by yours truly. Enjoy...
Download Link: Removed by cordial request from the artist(s). And check this:
"Since the our record is a labor of love, I'm sure that I speak for Gray when I say that we want to give people what a record says it is. That bootleg is not "Early Recordings" of Gray. So it is not truthful in what it claims to be. We reserve the right to truly let people hear "Early Recordings" if we choose to do that. That bootleg is a fake. So, thanks for siding with the artist's." -Wayne Clifford
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Labels: Gray, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Michael Holman, NYC
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Broken Water: Peripheral Star
Feeling the Swirlies vibe on this new Broken Water EP.
You can buy the 12" here.
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Labels: broken water, olympia, perpheral star, the swirlies
Monday, April 4, 2011
Howard Nishioka- Street Songs (Otaro, 1979) *320kbps
Street Songs (1979) is a secret leftfield voyage into Hawaiian psych unknowns. Just check the furious fuzz of the sample track below ("Carnivourous Dogaramus"). Nishioka's guitars cast a wide net from electric-detonated space solos to acoustic-led meanderings verging toward American Primitive territory. There is cohesion, though, in his essential looseness of delivery. Looks like Street Songs has become a real holy grail for a lot of folks. FYI- The following year, Nishioka laid-down one of the wildest 7"s of all-time as a leading member of that raw feedback-punk phenomenon, The F**kin Flyin A-Heads. 320 vinyl rip by yours truly. Big thanks to SH for the help.
DL: Howard Nishioka- Street Songs (Otaro, 1979) *Re-upped 7/20/12
1. Incresha 3:45
2. Ladies of the Seventh House 6:27
3. No Money, No Honey 4:05
4. Carnivourous Dogaramus 4:18
5. Fool's Paradise 5:09
6. Maria 8:21
7. Island Carol 6:27
8. Odyseas Over Seas 3:51
9. I'm a Pilgrim 3:33
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Labels: hawaii, howard nishioka, otaro, street songs, the fuckin' flyin' a-heads
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JoseCuervo wrote:MRandall25 wrote:When Flacco is on, he's on.
That's one of the problems. Top QBs need to be consistent. I just can't put flacco into the top ten when he has so many ups-and-downs from game to game.
Who else in the league is consistent, though?
You have the top 4, then the next 4. After that, the difference between QB's is pretty much negligible at best.
It's pretty much impossible to pick the last two. They're all interchangeable. Just threw out Flacco because he's the only one out of the ones remaining that's been mildly successful in the playoffs. Cutler sucks, Sanchez sucks, Vick sucks, Alex Smith sucks, Stafford is just as inconsistent... who's left? They're all the same.


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Last week, area fire departments and emergency response personnel had a rare opportunity to receive training in handing an accident involving hazardous materials. The training program is called TransCaer, and is a nationwide program sponsored by Dow Chemicals. Burlington Northern Sante Fe Railroad, NEMA and the Nebraska State Patrol were some of the entities responsible for brining this professional training program to Nebraska, and to Broken Bow. The training tour made stops in four communities across the state. Besides Broken Bow, they also held programs in Alliance, Crete and Hastings. Fire and EMS departments from across the area were invited to attend the training workshop July 6, at the Broken Bow Fire Hall. The program was during the evening hours to allow more people to be able to attend. Following a time of actual classroom instruction, the participants were led to the old depot where they were given first-hand training on such topics as being able to understand the lingo on the side of a train car to know what the car might contain, and the dangers involved. This hands-on training program used rail training equipment and highway transports, with a special emphasis on anhydrous ammonia production, packaging and shipping. TransCaer (Transportation Community Awareness and Emergency Response) is a voluntary national outreach effort that focuses on assisting communities to prepare for and to respond to a possible hazardous materials transportation incident. TransCaer members consist of volunteer representatives from the chemical manufacturing, transportation, distributor, and emergency response industries, as well as the government. The training is free, and is recommended for first responders, fire departments and law enforcement personnel.


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Gmail Labs has some of the coolest stuff. I try to keep it as clean as possible (Inbox Zero!) and I've shown you other small time-savers from Gmail Labs, like "Send & Archive". This is along those lines.
Recently, Google made it where you could hide labels (if you're not familiar with Gmail, labels are similar to folders) from the sidebar on an individual basis. I took that opportunity to hide most of mine and keep them out of the way. Now they've added a tool in Labs to let you hide any that don't have unread items in them. This keeps them all out of the way for me, unless something drops in to one of them. Most of the time, those e-mails would go in my inbox too, but I have a few mailing lists and such that I have go straight to a label. This will alert me when those arrive.
This is certainly not as cool as "Send & Archive" (which I still love), but it's a nice tweak nonetheless.


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Haymarket! Another Leftist Historical Myth Gets Destroyed
Every so often, a cherished myth of the Left's historical narrative comes apart. That is why keeping the flame alive by repeating the myths gives sustenance to the Left's chosen causes. I learned this the hard way when I wrote The Rosenberg File with Joyce Milton in 1983.
To the Left, it was imperative that the Rosenbergs -- who were found guilty of "conspiracy to commit espionage" and sentenced to death by Judge Irving Kaufman after the trial -- be innocent. If they were not, it would mean that they were not martyrs for peace, arrested and tried for their "progressive" and anti-war politics and their opposition to the impending fascism and anti-Soviet hysteria of the Truman administration. Rather, if actually guilty, it would mean that the United States had a right to protect itself against those who were working on behalf of the Soviet Union by seeking to ferret out atomic secrets on behalf of Joseph Stalin's tyrannical regime.
To acknowledge the truth, in other words, meant that those on the Left would have to question their most cherished beliefs.
When the book came out, it was only thirty years after the Rosenbergs were executed at Sing Sing prison, and many of those who fought on their behalf were still around and active. Thus they engaged in a massive campaign to discredit our findings and to smear us as tools of the FBI and the Reagan administration, which they charged was trying once again to undermine the cause of peace and to seek war with the still existing Soviet Union.
That is the charge that the Nation magazine's editor-in-chief, Victor Navasky, made in the magazine's editorial. As for the American Communist Party, its chief, Gus Hall, attacked us for smearing the Rosenbergs, whom he tellingly referred to as "the sacred couple."
Now, a brave left-wing historian named Timothy Messer-Kruse -- despite his own self-proclaimed "social-democratic" politics -- has walked into the minefield.
In the latest issue of National Review, writer John J. Miller has penned an article -- "What Happened at Haymarket?" -- that takes up one of the Left's most longstanding historical myths: the one surrounding events that took place the night of May 4, 1886, at Haymarket Square in Chicago. Formerly, Messer-Kruse would tell his students:
A gathering of anarchists near Haymarket Square turned into a fatal bombing and riot. Although police never arrested the bomb-thrower, they went on to tyrannize radical groups throughout the city, in a crackdown that is often called America's first Red Scare. Eight men were convicted of aiding and abetting murder. Four died at the end of a hangman's noose. Today, history books portray them as the innocent victims of a sham trial: They are labor-movement martyrs who sought modest reforms in the face of ruthless robber-baron capitalism.
To the present day, those events have been a staple in the portrayal of the United States as a nation unjust to those it oppressed, which included workingmen who sought only to gain protection for their rights against rapacious capitalists.
Miller explains that a group of peaceful protesters had gathered to demand an eight-hour workday. Many were anarchists, but Messer-Kruse formerly believed:
They were mainly a peace-loving bunch who simply wanted to improve their wretched conditions. As police arrived to bust up the crowd, someone tossed a bomb. No one knows who did it -- perhaps an anarchist agitator.
Howard Zinn wrote in his best-selling People's History of the United States that it likely was "an agent of the police, an agent provocateur." Police fired their guns, and seven of their group and some protesters lay dead. Authorities blamed the deaths on the radicals, who were rounded up and convicted without evidence; four were hung, one committed suicide, and three were later pardoned. The Left's narrative is explained by Miller:
Ever since, Haymarket has occupied a central place in progressive lore. The international labor movement honors May Day as its holiday in part because of its proximity on the calendar to Haymarket's anniversary. In the United States, Haymarket ranks alongside the cases of Sacco and Vanzetti, Alger Hiss, and the Rosenbergs as a fable of anti-radical persecution. Well into the 20th Century, its notoriety provoked violent rage. In 1969, Bill Ayers and an accomplice from the Weather Underground engaged in their own Haymarket terror, bombing a statue that honored the fallen policemen of 1886. "This is too good -- it's us against the pigs, a medieval contest of good and evil," wrote Ayers of the affair in his memoir, Fugitive Days.
Historian Messer-Kruse believed the standard left-progressive mythology. But a student's question about what happened during the trial led him to look anew at the events from that sad day in 1886. The result was his brave exploration of what had been until now the standard take on Haymarket. Just as most of the college textbooks portrayed the Rosenbergs as innocent, the Left's narrative was repeated verbatim, and as Miller writes, "entered mainstream education." The left-wing labor historian James Green explained in a 2006 account:
The Haymarket case challenged, like no other episode in the nineteenth century, the image of the United States as a classless society with liberty and justice for all.
Imagine Messer-Kruse's shock when his own careful scholarly examination of Haymarket revealed that most of what the Left taught about the event was based on both shoddy scholarship and ideological wish-fulfillment.


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Can you be the first to complete a row of three?
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Can you spot the similarities between this game and other games you know? The aim is to choose 3 numbers that total 15.
Place the numbers 1, 2, 3,..., 9 one on each square of a 3 by 3 grid so that all the rows and columns add up to a prime number. How many different solutions can you find?
The puzzle can be solved with the help of small clue-numbers which are either placed on the border lines between selected pairs of neighbouring squares of the grid or placed after slash marks on. . . .
Use the differences to find the solution to this Sudoku.
Who said that adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing couldn't be fun?
An ordinary set of dominoes can be laid out as a 7 by 4 magic rectangle in which all the spots in all the columns add to 24, while those in the rows add to 42. Try it! Now try the magic square...


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Mitt camp explains fuzzy energy math
Mitt Romney culled statistics from a small subset of loan guarantee recipients to come up with his claim Wednesday night that "about half" of the renewable energy companies backed by the Obama administration "have gone out of business."
As POLITICO and other fact-checkers quickly pointed out, Romney's numbers from the first presidential debate are not correct. Not even close.
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On Thursday morning, the Romney campaign said the former Massachusetts governor was referring only to the first seven green energy companies to get loan guarantees from one Energy Department program in 2009 and 2010. Three of them — including the solar company Solyndra — have since filed for bankruptcy, and "a fourth is on the verge," a Romney campaign aide said by email.
Romney's stats didn't include the 19 companies that later received loan guarantees under the same program. None of them went bankrupt, and some are even thriving.
The three bankruptcies amounted to 12 percent of the total 26 companies — far less than half.
Asked why Romney was basing his statistics on just the first two years of the program, the campaign aide said: "It takes time for a company to go bankrupt after you give them hundreds of millions of dollars. So saying that a company that received a loan guarantee a year ago has not failed yet is pretty much meaningless."
"Gov. Romney was correct that President Obama spent $90 billion of stimulus on green energy and that many of the businesses have gone out of business," the aide said in an email. "When he then said 'I think about half of them, of the ones have been invested in, they've gone out of business,' he was referring specifically to the 1705 loan guarantee program that President Obama created in the stimulus and used to fund Solyndra. That program funded seven companies in its first two years, of which three have gone bankrupt and a fourth is on the verge."
The highest-profile Section 1705 recipient to go under is Solyndra, which received a $535 million loan guarantee. The solar company filed for bankruptcy and laid off workers in September 2011, fueling a political firestorm in Washington.
Energy storage company Beacon Power also went bankrupt in 2011 after receiving a $43 million loan guarantee to help build an energy storage plant in Stephentown, N.Y. But the company was acquired by Rockland Capital in February under an agreement that ensures DOE recovers 70 percent of the loan guarantee.


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Have you ever entered a contest and won? Last year I entered a contest and won a playhouse that I gave to a friend's child. My cousin won free rent for a year from Dr Pepper several years ago. Another friend won an Xbox from a blogger. I try to enter as many contests as I can in hopes that I will win another one soon.
Piggly Wiggly is sponsoring a contest called "Local Since Forever" to reward shoppers with some awesome prizes. The contest started Jan. 9 and will run through March 5. Even if you have never won a contest before, this contest is well worth entering.
Someone has to win; why not you? The contest is very easy to enter.
I'm crossing my fingers that one of my readers will win.
Major prizes include:
• $20,000 cash grand prize, plus an additional $5,000 for the winner to donate to the local school of their choice
• Free groceries for a year (five available to be won)
• Free gasoline for a year (15 available to be won)
• $1,000 local getaways (50 available to be won)
• Local food prize packs (1,000 available to be won)
Each time you shop at Piggly Wiggly through March 5, you will earn a Local Since Forever game ticket.
For every $50 you spend, you will earn a bonus game ticket. Shoppers can earn up to five tickets per day, and there is no limit to how much or how many times you can win. The more you shop, the more chances you will have to win.
There are four ways to win with your ticket:
• Instant win - Open your ticket up and check it. There are more than 500,000 free products and discounts available to be won instantly.
• Collect to win - Pick up a collector card at Piggly Wiggly. Inside each tickets are two stickers. Place them on the appropriate collector card.
When you complete any of the photos on the collector card, you will win the prize indicated.
• Enter to win - Fill out an entry form found in select tickets and place in the ballot box at Piggly Wiggly. Every Tuesday at noon through Feb. 26 they will draw a winner for a local food pack. On March 5, they will be drawing for a $500 Piggly Wiggly gift card.
• Online win - If you find a pin number inside your game ticket, enter it online at www.thepiggiveaway.net.
The first time you visit the site, you will need to register, then enter the pin. Once you register, you will just have to enter your login information to enter any additional pins that you accumulate.
A $50 gift card will be give away daily and the grand prize is free Piggly Wiggly groceries for a year.
The great thing about Piggly Wiggly is that it's locally owned.
Christy Boudolf, director of marketing for Piggly Wiggly, shared these comments in a press release about the contest:
"Local has always been a key component of who we are as a company. We are committed to our local partners and the communities in which we do business, and we want to celebrate that commitment with a game for our customers. Keeping the contest local was very important to us. The game supports local farmers and entrepreneurs as well as local tourism and education."
I will definitely be shopping at Piggly Wiggly this week. My favorite deals include fresh lean ground beef for $1.79 a pound, quarter-loin pork chops for $1.79 a pound, split chicken breast for $1.40 a pound and strawberries for $1.99 a pound.
If you haven't shopped at Piggly Wiggly before, you will need to register for a Pig card in the store. This loyalty card is required to get the specials. Piggly Wiggly doubles coupons up to 99 cents every day.
It will double 10 coupons per day, and there is a limit of four like coupons that will double.
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I am going to outline in a few short paragraphs how Courses for Marketing can get you to the very top of the Affiliate Pyramid! Well, beyond doubt the single most compelling reason you ought to promote the products of others is that you can take home a shed load of money (a shedload in affiliate speak is more than you can carry but less than you can squeeze into your luxury car/boat/jet) and you don t even require a website. In actuality, in selected cases, it's best if you don t have a website! Neither do you require any programming skill or a degree in Gobbledegook, as long as you can cut and paste (hint – not with scissors and glue) and are prepared to receive twice monthly deposits into your bank account, it follows that you have all the qualifications you will ever need. But, and herein lies the rub, you need to do this correctly if you are going to be successful, in other words, you need to follow precise instructions to the letter.
Whether you are a seasoned campaigner or a first time affiliate, courses for marketing can be the difference betweem boom and bust.
Let us illustrate how it works with the following case study:
We will use Clickbank, the world s largest affiliate market place for digital products, as an example. There are literally thousands of products to promote on Clickbank, they are all digitally delivered, i.e. Sent via email, and they are all required to offer a 2 month money back promise. Clickbank is free to sign up for affiliates, meaning it costs the marketer zero to enrol as a member in order to promote this massive variety of products. Here follows a full selection of the categories that they offer:
Arts and Entertainment
Cooking, Food and Wine
E-business and E-Marketing
Employment and Jobs
Green Products
Health and Fitness
Home and Garden
Parenting and Families
Politics/Current Events
Self Help
Software and Services
Spirituality, New Age and Alternative Beliefs
Additionally, for example, the "Mobile" category has contained within it six sub-categories, "Apps", "Development", "Ringtones" etc. I think you are starting to see the picture – there is a niche for everyone here and you need not know a single thing about the niche or product you wish to promote, it is enough that you want to promote it in order to reap the reward. There is a very good reason that Clickbank is marketed as the worlds largest digital marketplace, they have paid out Billions of dollars in commissions to their affiliates which puts them right at the pinnacle of the Affiliate world. Don't get the wrong impression, to put to good use an old cliche, all that glitters is not necessarily gold and it definitely pays dividends to sort out the wheat from the chaff (pardon the unfortunate intrusion of another much used cliche!). Luckily for us Clickbank has all manner of tools to help the affiliate sort products in order of popularity or what they call gravity, the higher the gravity the more well-liked the product, the more well-liked the product the better odds there are that it actually is worth promoting. Products can also be rated according to payout, some products pay as much as 75% (yes, the product owner only takes 25% of a sale in this case!), so a combination of a high gravity, high payout product has a much better chance of succeeding than a lower gravity or lower payout product. Vendors also offer their affiliates a selection of tools in order to help them promote the products more efficiently, depending on the vendor, it could range from sample banners and text ads to targeted keywords and subscription newsletters, every vendor on Clickbank is one of a kind and there is beyond doubt a vendor match for every affiliate. For the newbie and seasoned veteran affiliate marketer alike, this is one market place that ought to be considered as a first-rate place to begin travelling the road to affiliate wealth.


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All the bedrooms in our guest house are spacious with contemporary furniture and plush furnishings. All en-suites are beautifully laid out in marble with high class chrome fittings, baths and showers. Barncroft Luxury Guest house is the perfect place near to the NEC to relax and unwind after a hard days work or to treat yourself to something a bit extra special whilst attending a local event/concert or wedding. Barncroft guest house is very close toThe lakes at Barston for wedding venues, fishing and golf. Breakfast is served daily from 7am. Sky sports is available and every room has free wi-fi. Why stay in an over priced hotel when you can have a more informal relaxed homely atmosphere with all the luxuries of a hotel at half the price. --
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I would suggest that it's not closest to an e-type, but is closer to this [1] without the alfa logo.
In my opinion, it has nothing from an Alfa. And remember, "Windsor" is a very British name (like the Jaguar).--Loadingue 18:27, September 12, 2009 (UTC)
I doubted this but I'm surprised it looks alot like the Alfa Romeo Spider. The E-type is very curvy, and look at the windshield it almost goes straight down. Alfa Romeo Spider has an angled windshield, uncurvy lines, but he grille looks like the E-type.--Thescarydude 23:34, September 12, 2009 (UTC)
Well, the grille's a little taller than the Alfa's - but the E type's doesn't have any straight lines. I admit the name implies britishness, and for a long time I subscribed to the E-type school, but then I had a closer look at both Windsor and early Alfa. Vanderath 17:46, September 15, 2009 (UTC)
- This wiki isn't a place to prop up "IMO"'s. Until Rockstar North reveals at least something about the car, virtually all this speculation on similar real-life counterparts remains SPECULATION. Besides, there are just about as many people who lean towards the idea that the car is based on the E-type, as well as the Alfa or both. You want to satisfy as many parties as possible, not spark edit wars. Mention of both cars stays. - ZS 17:57, September 15, 2009 (UTC)
- I think it isn't an opinion to compare things, it's more fact than opinion. Rockstar isn't just gonna go out say what the cars are based on (lawsuits? Maybe they can but they won't). There haven't been edit wars over this car, that's why it's being discussed, civilly. Anyways with the car, I thinks it's safe to say it is based on both the Alfa Romeo and the Jag.--Thescarydude 19:18, September 15, 2009 (UTC)
- Good to hear. Sorry for the somewhat rude reply though, but experiences with Wikipedia has left me a poor impression of wikis in general. - ZS 10:09, September 16, 2009 (UTC)
- I'm fine with agreeing on hybrid, i just felt that with this and at least one or two others, the similarity wasn't as set in stone as an article without a discussion page implies, and that having one at least gives us a chance to compare notes on alternatives. Also, Re: bad WP experiences: Yeah. I hear that. One reason I never edit, but instead hit the discuss page.Vanderath 07:51, September 17, 2009 (UTC)
Based on other car in san andreas?
Is it just me, or does this car resemble the Stallion from the GTA III era? Montybrady 14:05, August 20, 2010 (UTC)


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I know this was a topic of discussion on Facebook when it was announced, but seems to have been somewhat overlooked on the forum - shame on us!!!!!
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