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Maybe some of you don't get it; maybe you don't want to. Obviously you are not a Southern Californian.
Parts of L.A. (SoCen, Watts, some of Anaheim, etc.) with racial tension are not big areas. In Knoxville, they would seem large.
Los Angeles metro is over 10 times the size of Knoxville--- TEN TIMES THE SIZE.
Regarding the interview(s) there was a "disconnect." Jones and he did not connect well. Nobody's fault, perhaps. Perhaps a move to make sure another Cincinnati coach could come here. No way to prove either.
Martin makes more than $400,000 per year plus bonuses, cars, expenses & other benefits at private USC, that public universities cannot pay.
Tee Martin Drive was only named after him after ill feelings. Black leaders suggested racism in NOT naming one after him, following the 1998 championship, since Manning already had a street.
Dooley ignored him, when he wanted to come back to UT---ignored one of the best young recruiters in College Football---despite almost a lily-white coaching staff & only marginally good recruiting.
Martin would have had to start over, for far less money, in an area with a fraction the opportunities, where many people think he did not get equal opportunity. ( name the street, turned down as a coach, etc.)
Martin's wife is a singer, who can find more work & exposure in a month in L.A. than a decade in Knoxville.
He is building a motivational speaker business as a 2nd career. Exposure, contacts in L.A. & other benefits are at least 100 times better than Knoxville.
U.S.C. will always be a national brand; in seven years Hamilton, Hart, Dooley & Kiffen destroyed what Dickey, Majors & Fulmer took 25 years to build, here.
Martin & family can live years & never hear much about race, at his standard of living, in L.A. But in Knoxville/East Tennessee, that is simply not so. & everybody---especially blacks---are aware of it.
So in Los Angeles, Martin has far more opportunities & so do the members of his family. & race will almost not be much hurdle.
Many of those posting about him have no clue about what it is like to be a minority. Most do not know what involved with two sets of children, either.Some comments, frankly, are red-necked, ignorant & offensive to minorities like Jews, Blacks, Hispanics, & others who did not grow up on some mountainside near Knoxville---offensive enough that if his children read this newspaper or other online Vols' chatboards,
red-necked comments will prove to them Martin made the right decision in not coming back.
He has an older child here is from a previous relationship. Obviously he is not as involved as if the relationship had worked out differently. There have even been horrid comments about that.
To many criticizing him: please be quiet; your ignorance is showing.
The kind of comments from some of the ignorant on these sites help to underscore that Martin would be taking a step backward to return.
Actually, we're happy as h*** for "Tee", and hope he spends the rest of his life away from Knoxville.
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Why hello lovelies, fancy seeing you around these parts. How are you? I've missed you so very much - and although I am busy in the best possible way, I do miss chatting with y'all for sure. Every week I say, "Sir Otto, please make sure I blog this..." Or "Sir Otto, isn't this a great idea for a post?" and he constantly reminds me to find time to blog yet I just can't seem to set aside the minutes in the day to get to it. It's a sore spot between the two of us...but we are working on it. Starting with this very post inspired by Mint - the red-headed step sister to the pantone color of the year Tangerine. You see, I love Tangerine - who doesn't? She's pretty and fresh and the perfect POC - how can you not just adore her? But there is another pretty as can be color sneaking up on us this year...letting Tangerine have the spotlight while she freshens up a bit, and that lovely shade is mint. And where Tangerine is energetic, mint is calming - so I am pretty fond of her. What do you think?
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look at you and your pretty graphics!! i am loving mint and seafoam and anything beachy :)
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What a gorgeous post! You better get Otto in gear–these are too good to live without!
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Very pretty! And I'm a dork but...this post made me want some mint ice cream! Counting down to Spring...
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Just bought a new mint necklace, I'm smitten.
- February 29, 2012 at 6:17 PM
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Mmmm got to buy some of that mint nail polish!!!! Great inspiration!!!
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And that brings us to our next guest -- -- barrels toward shore the Gulf Coast bracing for economic damage as well joining us now is mark vintners seeing.
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How worried are you about this hurricane hitting this part of the country particularly at this time in our economy.
Well it's it's a very problematic.
Part of the country you -- hurricane hit anywhere in.
And even if it's you know quote just a tropical storm I mean they.
If -- if you if your -- -- blown off by tropical storm we really don't you know you don't care it was a tropical storm or hurricane is just as devastating.
But in this part of the country we have so much of our oil infrastructure particularly a lot of of oil refineries we've got a lot of production of both oil and natural gas that's offline.
It's it's not that difficult to deal with that the storm just blows through but.
But there's a lot of stuff between but beneath the surface -- lot of pipelines that can be disrupted.
And inventories.
Diesel fuel and jet fuel.
Are extremely low already.
So we can see both up pressure more upward pressure on prices and also some supply disruptions.
If the storm gets really bad.
And what was very telling as the president declared a state of emerging emergency for Louisiana but the governor.
Took the -- are -- farther and didn't want just direct federal aid but requested.
Full reimbursement for all emergency protection measures.
That the state then pays for what kind of condition are just these Gulf Coast states and financially and these talents municipalities.
To deal with this kind of disaster.
Well Louisiana you you have all of these levees you have so much of the economy that's below sea level.
And you've got all of these levees many of which were repaired or rebuilt after Katrina.
We don't know exactly how well they're going to hold off -- of the strains of of a severe storm is likely to dump a lot of rain.
-- on this area and and it really depends on how the storm comes -- I mean there's no two storms are alike.
And and I think that's -- that's probably the motivation for for the for being.
Even more prepared than they give them for hurricanes in the past.
At one less thing to change the subject mark but it does dovetail you have.
The Republican Convention going on now the Democrats follow up next week how prepared are investors -- you have.
A statistical tie between these two men help it -- prepared our investors for if left front runner begins to a mark at this point.
Well that that will be interesting to watch I I think that that.
Uncertainty before presidential election is nothing new typically what we see is that the markets.
Kind of get a little quiet although we've got a lot of other things impacting the markets the fiscal -- European financial crisis.
All of which may be a little bit of a negative or maybe a potential big negative before the election and then usually get relief rally regardless.
Of who wins immediately after the presidential election because people -- so glad to get it behind us.
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Beyond the 1% statistics that gave rise to the Occupy Wall Street movement, further evidence for such a scenario can be found in the most recent (2010) Survey of Consumer Finances.� According to the SCF, the mean net worth for families headed by an individual age 55-64 is $880,000, while the median net worth is only $179,000.� That huge disparity means that the amount of wealth held by those on the upper end of the spectrum exceeds the lower and middle portions by such a vast amount that they are able to pull the numbers of even those in the middle tier up by over four times.� That same basic ratio holds true for ages 45-54 and those 65-74 as well.
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Late Spring at the Farm Market
We are fortunate enough to have two smaller markets in our own community. Between the two of them, on opposite ends of town, there are opportunities for fresh produce on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. How much better can it get?
My CSA box included rhubarb, kale, herbs, radishes and lettuce today, along with some lovely flowers. Having a large suitcase to pack and a million things to do, I didn't linger as long as I would like to have lingered. But the 30 minutes or so I spent downtown were magical. It's cool here, and the air smelled of woodsmoke and water, as the market is near the shore. There was a fishing derby and a heritage fair, complete with re-enactors in period garb.
Our small community is truly blessed to have such riches!
Of course, I forgot my camera, so I will have to make do with the photo above, taken at the Cahors market on our last visit to France.
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- TNelson said...
Mimi - I envy you having so many farmer's market choices during the week. We have farmer's markets here but they are available only on Saturdays - at least for now. My husband and I have a Saturday routine of getting up for a leisurely breakfast and then heading to our favorite farmer's market (we got lots of nice greens and purple spring onions yesterday, some tomatoes). Then we headed to our favorite butcher shop where they actually still cut meat to your preference and then off to the grocery store for staples. I was thinking we're shopping probably like Europeans do - having a shop for each specialty. I looked at the kale yesterday at the farmer's market. It looks so lovely but I've never had it - how do you prepare it?
- 07 June, 2009 07:01
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
Trish, I went to Epicurious to find a recipe, which I hope to feature here next week.
I love shopping the way you describe. I started doing that when I lived in Madison. I like your Saturday routine! - 07 June, 2009 07:41
- anythinggoeshere said...
When I saw Madison in your post I had to read it. I am from Northern Illinois and have been to Madison many, many times antiquing. Lovely blog and very inspiring. xp Kpam
- 07 June, 2009 09:25
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
Hi, Anythinggoeshere:
Welcome! It's always fun to come back to Madison, and I swear it (A) either takes 10 years off my age or (B) makes me feel really old. - 08 June, 2009 05:52
- toni said...
Mimi - I have the same envy as Trish - we only have them on Sundays here! I usually build my meals around what I find in the farmer's market - with this kind of abundance happening right now, how could I do otherwise?
- 11 June, 2009 13:29
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
I do pretty much the same thing. Wonder what will be in my farm box tomorrow, Toni?
- 12 June, 2009 17:37
- Christine said...
Hi Mimi, It's been awhile since I've been around. It's fun to catch up with your posts. Hope your trip is a good one!
- 13 June, 2009 14:57
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
Christine, I just got back and it was a good one. It's fun to be a student again, if only for a week, and especially at my alma mater. Madison in the summer is wonderful.
I must pop over! - 13 June, 2009 19:36
- Sara said...
Mimi, I've lived in Madison for fourteen years, and I still have never gone to the Dane County Farmers' Market! But there are so many smaller farmers' markets around the city and surrounding communities that I can get everything I need very quickly. One day though, I will head downtown for the big market. :)
- 14 June, 2009 11:40
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
Sara, Madison is a great place for markets. I used to go to one at Hilldale once in a while, but I lived downtown for 6.5 years, so that was always the main one for me.
I just like the availability of healthier foods all over town. - 14 June, 2009 18:50
- My Carolina Kitchen said...
I just discovered your blog. I saw it in Penny's blog roll on Lake Lure Cottage Kitchen.
French markets are the best. I've been many times to the Wednesday market in St.Remy-de-Provence and also Nice, Cannes and the beautiful flower market in Avignon. I've never been to the Cahors market, but I feel like I have seeing your lovely post. We always felt so healthy in France, probably because of the availability of fresh produce directly from the grower.
When we were in St. Remy we intended to drive over and eat at La Recreation, but somehow we never got around to it. I think we would like that area very much after reading Joie de Vivre by Robert Arbor. It's definitely on our "to do" list for next time.
Sam - 19 June, 2009 07:11
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
Hi Sam! I read "Joie de Vivre" last fall when we were staying near Cahors. We thought about tracking La Recreation down, but took off in other directions instead.
St. Remy sounds wonderful; I've been searching for a base in Provence - perhaps that's it! - 28 June, 2009 07:56


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So, following your logic that nothing is going to change because this is America; I should be at home bearing children and taking care of the house (because that's the role women had when the nation was founded, so that couldn't have changed), I wouldn't have a right to vote (again, because women had no voting rights when the nation was founded), and we would all still be using muskets as the weapon of choice (because due to the lack of change in America no advancement in weapons were made here).
There have been a few instances where because I was armed, I was able to protect myself and my child. I'm a small female and apparently a GREAT target for would be robbers/rapists/what have you. I was also fortunate to be raised with an appreciation of guns and was told they are not toys, they are not to just be used to get my own way, and how to defend myself. The military continued that education. The military also taught me how to kill people with my hands if necessary, should we outlaw hands as well because somebody MIGHT kill somebody with them.
Have you TRIED to purchase a machine gun? You can't just waltz into the gun store and be like, "Oh hey, yeah, I'd like that machine gun." Outlawing certain weapons isn't going to decrease their use in crime. Criminals, unfortunately, don't like to follow the rules. Hence why they are criminals. Outlawing alcohol didn't stop it's production and distribution during prohibition. Those laws against drugs we have has done SO WELL at stopping the production, distribution, and use of drugs, right?
I've noticed that people outside the US are utterly ignorant of the laws we do have and have visions of us being able to walk into a gun shop and come out with a wheelbarrow heaped with full auto Uzis. Hollywood seems to have something to do with causing this as they show people in gun shops then show them shooting full auto weaponry. (I ran into a Kiwi once who was adamant that both Columbine shooters were using full auto Uzis, it turns out that ONE had a semi-automatic Tec 9, which--by the way--is such a piece of shit it more than likely jammed every five rounds.)
So let me explain it to them.
The National Firearms Act of 1934 made it illegal to transfer a full-auto gun (i.e., one that shoots multiple rounds on one press of the trigger) without the buyer paying a $200 tax (a huge amount of money back then), and the buyer had to fill out a shit-ton of paperwork and he needed the approval of local law enforcement, which they had the right to refuse arbitrarily (i.e., because the police chief or sheriff had a bug up his butt). This, by the way, is classified in the United States Code as a tax law (Title 26) rather than criminal law (Title 18), unless something has changed in the last 15 years or so. This is a most peculiar tax in that you have to beg the government's permission to pay it!
The guns themselves are registered (and doG help you if you are caught with one and don't have the tax receipt with you), and it is now (since 1986) illegal to manufacture new ones for that market, which means that now they cost thousands of dollars (I should have invested in some about 20 years ago). Apparently only one or two of these guns have ever been used in a crime.
All this Sturm und Drang about assault weapons when I'm sure 99.999% of gun robberies, assaults, and murders are done with a pistol or shotgun, two kinds of guns which will never be banned in the U.S.
Indeed. You of course are highlighting yet another way in which this whole thing is absolutely ridiculous.
Not only are machine guns not the issue, "assault weapons" really aren't either. By the way there is no coherent definition of an "assualt weapon" other than "whatever makes Diane Feinstein unhappy" An assault rifle on the other hand is well defined, and will have full auto capability. Which AR-15s don't.
Oh and by the way thank you for making the world a safer place by exercising your right to self defense.
You can thank the Gun Control Act of 1968 and the Brady Act of 1994 (plus possibly others, depending on where you live) for the paperwork and hassle to purchase the guns. The concealed carry hassle is necessary because open carry is not legal everywhere, and not customary everywhere, and concealed carry is usually illegal without a license (Arizona, Alaska, and Vermont, I believe are exceptions).
Because open carry is not common even where legal, if you want to be able to defend yourself and not simply become the first person shot at by a maniac (i.e., with no warning) you have to conceal. And I hope you bought the biggest thing you could handle whilst being able to conceal it.
Speaking of the NRA...LOL...I just got an E-mail inviting me to a convention in TX, the featured Speaker is.....wait for it.....
Glenn Beck
Past Speakers include Oliver North, Rick Perry, Sarah Palin...LOL
I won't be attending. :)
I am a member of the NRA to support the defense of my 2nd Amendment Rights, the crazy crap just happens to come with the membership, I just file that part in the trash, where I think it belongs.
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"bellum omnium contra omnes"= War of all against all
"Helter Skelter", Manson be blessed?
Sadly, I feel the vectors to that end at times....
One American's viewpoint
"Nowhere did I say just "not help." It depends on how it affects you. So you would help someone even if it kills yourself? No you wouldn't, we all know that, because no sane person would do that for a complete stranger."
It is possible that I am picking up on the, what I see, as a rather crude us of words to reference how you would relate to a stranger, and how you would evaluate their worth. I might be mistaken very badly, maybe it is a recidual from my catholic upbringing. I watched how street people were treated in Portland while I was in school there. I realized that I was watching a few of them decay slowly on the Park blocks over my two years, till a few were no longer there. And noticed now some of the local theists only helped, when it might mean that another 'soul' would be 'saved'. I only had a little more than these street people, but atleast I had a home to go back to. That 'watching', left me with something of a bitter taste, as a philosophy major, even a greater desire to change something, but a feeling of powerlessness. Latter I found myself passing through a similar state of being, but atleast I had a extensive support system, and never saw 'bottom'.
Since Martin Bryant shot up Port Arthur we tightened gun laws and gun ownership especially automatic and semi automatic weapons there was a massive buy back and gun amnesty as well .
I'm happy to say gun ownership in Australia is for sportsman and farmers for the most part ,hardly anyone has guns here it's "not the norm" , we don't need security at all at our schools because we just don't have the gun ownership going on . Love it or hate it , it works!
Obviously our gun culture is very different but from an outsider's point of view , i am touched and saddened when i read about hear about see what's going on in America with the effect Guns, Gun debates Gun issues are having on American communities I personally would hate to think my children went to school and saw armed guards as normal.... :(
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XBMC PVR Client & For The Record: Argus TV-Server
Junior Member Posts: 12 Joined: Feb 2012 Reputation: 0 |
2012-02-13 06:59
Post: #31
Guys, are most of the tv tuner card are compatible ? I tried MediaPortal and my tv tuner (Avermedia) didnt scan any channels.
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Junior Member Posts: 24 Joined: Mar 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2012-02-14 10:17
Post: #32
Hi all, first my compliments for all posting here to help each other! Yesterday I installed fortherecord on my WHS 2011 box and XBMC and the client on my win7 machine. I got it al working..... but.... the video and audio is very instable, xbmc keeps buffering every 5 seconds. What are the minimum specs to run fortherecord? Is there something i can do (except from upgrading my WHS 2011 box)?
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Team-XBMC Member Posts: 1,890 Joined: Jun 2009 Reputation: 33 Location: germany |
2012-02-14 12:01
Post: #33
Hey folks,
I think there's a bug with the timer notifications - I at least get weird notifications once a recording begins or ends. It doesn't only say "recording xxx started/ended" but also shows me some already outdated notifications (like "timer xxx deleted" although that timer was from a day ago and is not related to the latest recording). Looks like all notifications since last notification are displayed, but that doesn't make sense - because PVR-backends might also do stuff while XBMC is not running. So just display the recent notifications (reset the "last viewed notification" timestamp - if there is something like that - on XBMC startup to the current time).
(This post was last modified: 2012-02-14 12:03 by da-anda.)
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Senior Member Posts: 132 Joined: Mar 2009 Reputation: 0 |
2012-02-14 23:49
Post: #34
I have been using the margro windows builds with fortherecord argus for many months now and it works great, however is there a plugin for linux as I am considering moving my clients from windows to the new XBMCuntu.
Fortherecord is on a dedicated windows box and will remain so, it's the clients I want to change from windows to linux. |
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Junior Member Posts: 5 Joined: Sep 2011 Reputation: 0 Location: Melbourne, Australia |
2012-02-17 05:08
Post: #35
Red-F (the Developer ofthe for the record Argus plug in) will not formally release anything until Eden is final or when has his code merged into the main PVR branch.
You could refer to the post (in this thread) :rolleyes2: http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=973...stcount=14 Perhaps Red-F or margro could give us an update? |
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Donor Posts: 3,505 Joined: Dec 2008 Reputation: 42 Location: Prague / Belgrade |
2012-04-27 19:48
Post: #36
First of all many thanks for work on this plugin. Finally got working PVR setup!
Reading previous posts about timer incompatibilities with 4TR and XBMC I was wondering if any progress on this has been made lately? I'm on Eden, OS X and using plugin ver 1.133 from this location http://www.4therecord.eu/forum/viewtopic...=41&t=2425
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-27 19:54 by pecinko.)
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Member Posts: 53 Joined: Oct 2010 Reputation: 2 Location: The Netherlands |
2012-04-27 20:33
Post: #37
(2012-02-14 23:49)Avigrace Wrote: I have been using the margro windows builds with fortherecord argus for many months now and it works great, however is there a plugin for linux as I am considering moving my clients from windows to the new XBMCuntu. Avigrace, yes there is a version of the add-on for Linux. I've made a post at the ForTheRecord forum that has links to version of the add-on for all the different platforms that are currently supported: Windows, OS X, Linux, iOS (ATV2), iOS (iPhone/Pad/Pod). See http://www.4therecord.eu/forum/viewtopic...=41&t=2425. The ATV1 has a Crystalbuntu distribution with XBMC including the FTR add-on. See: http://www.stmlabs.com/tag/crystalbuntu/. (2012-04-27 19:48)pecinko Wrote: ... Pecinko, yes there are timer incompatibilities. But this does not preclude you from using timers within XBMC. You can add and delete timers from within XBMC (I'm not sure about changing, haven't looked at that for a long time). The problem is that timers as they are known within XBMC are but a shadow of the way ForTheRecord knows them. All the rule-engine based flexibility about whether to record a recurring program based on earlier history, time slots, channel sets etc. etc. can not be used from the XBMC UI. You still have to use the FTR management console to create one of the more sophisticated recording schedules. Cheers, Fred
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Donor Posts: 3,505 Joined: Dec 2008 Reputation: 42 Location: Prague / Belgrade |
2012-05-02 10:27
Post: #38
Red_F thanks for info. I had problem adding timers from within xbmc but I will test some more on my side.
Hopefully we will see improved xbmc support for 4tr plugin soon. |
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Member Posts: 77 Joined: Aug 2011 Reputation: 1 |
2012-05-05 00:26
Post: #39
Hello All,
I am watching TV for a week now using Margo's latest XBMC Eden PVR build and Argus TV server. It works great but I have one problem. When I first start up XBMC and want to start Live TV, XBMC says the is no PVR client. I then have to go to settings, disable Live TV, enable it again and then I can start Live TV. Did anyone face the same problem? I would very much appreciate any help on that! |
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Donor Posts: 3,505 Joined: Dec 2008 Reputation: 42 Location: Prague / Belgrade |
2012-05-05 00:40
Post: #40
In my case it is sufficient to wait for a few sec for XBMC to make a connection, EPG updates, and all is well.
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