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I know I've been slow with the Newman's Own Organics reviews; although, I could have stopped at the chocolate bars and you would have already experienced the best. However, these Newman-O's merit special attention.
The line-up includes chocolate-on-chocolate, mint-on-chocolate, and ginger.
There's my youngest brother enjoying the chocolate crème.
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Personally, I thought the full-on chocolate cookies were a bit too much. The mint crème was excellent, but my favorite by far was the Ginger-O's. I love all things ginger, so it's really up to your individual taste.
This brand also comes in original, peanut butter crème, and wheat-free.
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If the price of Newman's Own Organics does not attract you, but the Oreos are still out of the question, try Trader Joe's brand Joe-Joe's. This cookie has vanilla bean crème—now that's good filling. Compared to the usual Oreos and other Oreo stand-ins, these taste less artificial. And they're actually cheaper! (12 cents/oz. for TJ's cookies compared to 24 cents/oz. for Nabisco according to Tracking TJ's in 2006)
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The problem with Oreos—or rather, the reason for the above crème sandwich cookies—is the hydrogenated vegetable oils and high-fructose corn syrup. And do you really want vanillin (an artificial flavor) more than real vanilla bean? But as far as taste goes, real Oreos are probably better than…
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Back to storythe english managers dont get the time or the resources to be competitve these days. look at david moyes as an example. not much to work with but doing a great job and is always overlokked for any 'high profile' jobs because he hasnt got the pedigree. how can he if he doesnt get the chance. lee clark is another. had an amazing run with huddersfield and got over looked for any jobs going in the top flight so had a ount at birmingham. its not going great but he hasnt got much tat his disposal. hard to make a name with so calld smaller clubs
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In the past I was the original author of the Xy-pic diagram package for TeX (active 1991-1999, I even used to be quite active in TUG) and I created the FleXML program for generating super-efficient DTD-driven XML processors (1999-2000).
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Responsible for Oi! and some remarkably violent gigs, this little band from London's East End has a story that's more interesting than most.
Friday, October 18 2013
Pussy Riot and the Art of Political Pranks
Why has the West taken such interest in Pussy Riot? Would our reactions be so different if a similar incident occurred in one of our major cathedrals, synagogues, or mosques?
Tuesday, August 13 2013
Hunx and His Punx: Street Punk
Hunx returns with His Punx after his excellent 2012 solo album Hairdresser Blues. Where that album showed him moving in a softer and more sentimental direction, Street Punk completely reverses course in the best way possible.
Thursday, July 25 2013
David Markey & Heavy Friends: Volume Infinite
Thick Syrup does it again. Twenty years after the fact, they're releasing something mainstream America won't understand for another 20 years... by design.
Sunday, July 21 2013
Gogol Bordello: Pura Vida Conspiracy
Gypsy folk punk may be too idiosyncratic to ever be mainstream. That said, if there ever was a Gogol Bordello album that deserves to launch them onto American radio waves, it's Pura Vida Conspiracy.
Wednesday, July 17 2013
Trolling the Player: Punk Aesthetics and the "Anti-Fun" of Suda 51's Games
Suda 51's games are smart, and, of course, annoying as hell, due to the frequency of repetitive tasks and the banal nature of such activities. Often enough, Suda's goal in game design seems not to be in facilitating a fun experience for the player but to troll his own audience. And I kind of love him for it.
Monday, July 1 2013
Rip Rig & Panic - "Sunken Love" (song review)
The fun-loving, anarchic jazz-punkers projected their sumptiously cool slice of post-punk pop into the future with 1983's "Sunken Love", a number that was jaw-droppingly far ahead of its time.
Monday, May 20 2013
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Wire Never Propped Up Punk's Posing Corpse: 'Read & Burn'
"With the meaningless luxury of hindsight", Wilson Neate echoes back at the band its own detachment -- and its dry wit. This reverberates with his own sharp, honest, but affectionate reaction to Wire's sounds and moods.
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Travel writer Ben Groundwater advises to use a guide book - but not too much. Photo: Danielle Smith
When travelling the world is part of your business, it's important to hit the ground running and maximise every moment of your working day and the down-time that gives you the chance to explore your surroundings.
It can be hard to know where to find good restaurants, meet locals or even where to stay. Not to mention what to pack.
Our frequent flyers share their travel tips on how to make the most of your time abroad no matter where you're heading, and have an experience, not just a work trip.
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Use a guidebook - but not too much
Groundwater believes the old faithful guidebook is an ideal way to orientate yourself in a city, find out which neighbourhood appeals to you and which streets to wander in search of a great restaurant or bar. "Once you're on that street, however, close the book and look around. You'll discover far more by exploring on your own."
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Plan your sleep on the plane to match when night time is at your arrival destination, says Zeiher. Also, drink lots of water onboard, dose up on Vitamin C and don't be scared to use products that can help. "Recycled plane air can wreak havoc with your skin. I always travel with Aesop Ginger Flight Therapy and a small tube of Kiehls Eye Alert," he says.
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Carry noise-cancelling headphones
Not only will they drown out the crying baby in 12H, you can also use them to watch movies, listen to music or just cut out the engine noise for a while. "I wouldn't get on a plane without them," Ferris says.
Forget tourist spots, explore regions
When it comes to investigating a new city, Ferris suggests picking a suburb and exploring by foot for a day rather than running from landmark to landmark. "I had the best sashimi in Ginza at a tiny place I would not have known was there unless I had walked past it just as someone was coming out," he explains. "I do remember ordering more sake than sashimi though."
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Have a carry-on suitcase filled with toiletries, a change of underwear, painkillers, socks and a clean t-shirt, advises Kelly. You never know when luggage will get lost in transit and you'll be stuck in a foreign country with just scratchy airplane socks and toothpaste.
Orient yourself with a run
When you land, Kelly suggests a quick run outside – it'll help you freshen up, reduce jetlag and also provides you with an opportunity to see what's around your area.
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Harwood finds apps handy on the road. He recommends Trip Case, to keep all your flight details updated in real time; Wenzani for nightlife, food, culture and shopping; and Translate for those lost in translation moments.
Get an international SIM card
There's nothing worse than being hit with the roaming bills after you return from a trip. Yes, it's convenient to keep the same number, but according to Harwood, it's always worth getting a cheap International SIM.
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Whittling is the art of carving shapes, typically out of raw wood or bone, with a knife.
Whittling is typically performed with a light, small-bladed knife, usually a pocket knife. Specialized whittling knives are available as well. They have thick handles which are easier to grip for long periods, allowing precise control and pressure.
Occasionally the terms "whittling" and "carving" are used interchangeably, but they are different arts. Carving employs the use of chisels, gouges, and a mallet, while whittling involves only the use of a knife.[citation needed] These days whittling is mainly a hobby and not as living as it used to be before carving machines were invented.
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I never liked reading the Washington Post because it is exclusively a leftist paper. However, there are views that are important to ponder in order to stay informed of the disastrous direction our country is being forced towards by a minority of Americans who lust to live in socialist Europe. I wonder why the left "suffers" in our "socially unjust" country when we would gladly buy them a one-way ticket to the communist paradise of their choice.
A Saturday's column, "A better professor, thanks to the union," irritated me because it was full of misrepresentations and distortions of truth. The author, Bob Lehrman, may truly believe his hypothesis and may not be disingenuous, the favorite current media euphemism for "lying." I am also irritated because the leftists are trying to regulate and control every aspect of our daily lives, including education.
Lehrman advocates that adjunct professors should join a union such as SEIU because their membership would strengthen colleges. SEIU organizes labor in three sectors: health care, public service, and property services.
I am not sure membership in SEIU would strengthen any college, but I am sure that guaranteed employment would turn faculty into phantom tenured professors. It is rare that the professor of record ever shows up for his or her class, they are too busy writing for publication, conferencing, writing grants, or giving speeches to like-minded leftists to be bothered with teaching. Tenured "teaching" is relegated to graduate teaching assistants who try their best to explain difficult material that is often over their heads.
As a former teacher, I can attest that most union members of the high school or collegiate lot are actually very poor teachers. Once tenured, it is nearly impossible to get rid of a teacher or a professor, no matter how dismal his/her performance is in the classroom. That is if they are in the classroom at all. They are busy making the lecture circuit, the conference circuit, and research for research's sake circuit. They are the advertised professor for the course but a lowly graduate teaching assistant with little supervision is the de facto teacher. Often they do not speak English very well because they come from China, India, Pakistan, or other such far-away places. They have no training but try very hard. The department head is obligated to give them classes to teach because the deans have already hired them and cannot rescind the assistantship because it comes hand in hand with their graduate school attendance in fields that most Americans eschew like mathematics, chemistry, and physics.
American students who pay very high tuition for top-notch education are frustrated by their inability to understand the lectures and their instructor's thick accents. How is that a better college? Lehrman believes that Adjunct Professors are treated unfairly as they have no offices, no benefits, few perks, and are fired at a moment's notice. "They need a union."
I have been an adjunct for 25 years and never understood that it was anything else but a temporary, part-time job that I chose to do in addition to my full load at a different university. I did not need benefits, I did not expect them, and I did not demand them. I do not think any private sector part-time jobs offer any perks or special treatment. I signed my contract each semester, agreed to the pay, and joyfully taught my adjunct classes.
I never had a union represent me when I signed my yearly contract for my full-time teaching job. I knew my expertise and the outstanding teaching job and excellent results were enough reflection of my ability and a passport to a new contract every year. We accepted the negotiated contract by the state according to our years of experience and education. I was an indispensable part of the organization. When I retired, four part-time teachers were hired to replace me because none of them could do alone what I did and was educated to do.
Bob Lehrman thinks that a "unionized workforce can make teachers better." This statement is laughable on its face value because standardized tests reveal that unionized teachers perform in the bottom 50th percentile on National Teacher Exams. There are special rooms in the school districts in New York where truly bad teachers are paid outrageous salaries to spend all day playing solitaire because unions prevent administrators from firing them.
"Collective Bargaining is fair," says Bob. Really? Salaries and benefits of over $100,000 for nine months of below average work for a bachelor's degree is fair when the private sector pays $40,000 for twelve months of work.
"Collective bargaining gives adjuncts a better deal,…it creates an advantage even Scott Walker might like." I noticed that Lehrman says nothing about what is good and important for students who pay the tuition and sometimes have to suffer the socialist indoctrination presented to them on a daily basis. The typical leftist view of egotistical self-interest is coached in doing it for the children. The same children were kept out of school for weeks during the strike in Wisconsin.
Striking in academia should be against the law and it is in some states because it places the self-interest of teachers driven by union membership against the public interest of students' education.
We all watched in dismay as teachers in Wisconsin abandoned their classrooms, dragged their students for weeks on end to protests that they did not understand, taught them that lying is acceptable as long as it is for a good cause, while accepting and presenting bogus sick excuses from bogus doctors.
Mr. Lehrman, I have sound advice for adjunct professors who make it a career of "adjuncting" in various places in order to have a full time job – perhaps they should move to an area that hires people full-time instead of accepting part-time work and demanding full-time benefits with the help of the thuggish SEIU union bosses. We do not need any more unions telling us how to educate our children and what venues their education should take.
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Take this same "it's none of your d amn business" approach and apply it to guns and you will start making some real sense.
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Hello all,
I've tried this and I am unable to figure out the exact solution.
So, I tried replacing the spaceship sprite in Pateters tutorials with a bitmap of my own, and I did the following steps:
1. Made the .bmp in 256 colors
2. Used the following command in gfx2gba: gfx2gba -pPalette -c256 -t1 image.bmp
3. Used the new palette and the new .raw(renamed it to .bin) in the code instead of their "orangeship" equivalents
I'm getting a 64 by 64 image with no color in it. Can anyone help me out?
I'll be glad if I'm told the exact pipeline for:
1. A sprite made in 24 bit ".bmp" format
2. A background made in 24 bit ".bmp" format