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I can't seem to find it on the PSN, but if I go through the store in-game I can see it on the new releases announcement screen on the left side, but it's nowhere to be found on the list.
I can't seem to find it on the PSN, but if I go through the store in-game I can see it on the new releases announcement screen on the left side, but it's nowhere to be found on the list.
im not shure, but i think that the ps3 has their own RBN store..
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In the US, it should be there. I picked it up Tuesday night, so I know it's there for sure.
Try to go to the store in the game. Access the RBN music store (it's separate from the regular store) and grab it there. The RBN menu is a little quirky and sometimes makes it hard to find newer songs, but keep looking.
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Im sorry
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It hit the floor
DLC I want
Golden Earring
Michael Jackson
"More" Miley Cyrus, you can never have enough
Lemon Demon
Queen-Princes of the Universe
Idk the problem you may have but I found it and bought it with no problem.
Surprised it's not been asked yet, are you based in Europe?
As it stands there's been an issue between HMX and Sony who've both suggested it's the others fault like schoolchildren. In our store we've not received 8 of the last 10 RBN songs, when you go in to the store the unavailable album art is being shown but no song available. It sounds like this could be your problem from your post.
Hit more notes.
Face it bro, my divinity is unassailable
When they missed it last week they said we might get the songs we should've got then this week but might be waiting to get this weeks next week. They did get two up but I've not seen anything from HMX this week yet.
Sadly it's just a waiting game but hopefully we'll know soon. I'm sure ideally they'll upload the 8 behind (including 2 of the most sought after songs) plus the normal 5 we'd get. For now though HMX and Sony are still "hammering it out" sadly, try and be patient since we waited long enough to get any RBN songs we can wait a little longer as long as we get them!
You would think sony would get off their collective rear-ends and get on the ball--microsoft is slaughtering them on RBN--360 users have over 250 songs we have 15


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Going Green fter the Arab Spring: How Islamists Hijacked the Middle East Revolts
By John R Bradley (Palgrave Macmillan 247pp £10.99)
The events that optimists dubbed the Arab Spring signify the end for the secular military elites which displaced Ottoman and European colonial rule in the wake of the two World Wars. Although these revolutions have a long way to run, just as they did in France, Russia and Iran, one thing is clear: the human rights campaigners, feminists and liberals whose winning spokespersons captured the Western media's imagination last year have already been brushed aside by highly motivated and organised political Islamists. Unlike the liberals, the Islamists had a ready-made nexus based on mosques, clinics, charitable foundations and religious schools. Despite having no cogent policies to solve such long-term regional problems as youth unemployment, over-dependence on oil, gas and tourism, and the looming water shortage, large numbers of people apparently find their petty-minded, moralising interventions in the lives of others compelling.
It is fair to say that the journalist and writer John R Bradley is not among the optimists. Bradley speaks Egyptian Arabic, knows the region well, and writes in a robust and punchy style. He palpably appreciates the tolerant, hedonistic atmosphere of Tunisia under Habib Bourguiba and his ill-fated successor, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali. He is more critical of Hosni Mubarak's Egypt, though in his analysis of the country he misses the essential point that most Egyptians (including the soldiers) finally baulked at the establishment of a dynasty in the shape of the planned succession of Mubarak's son Gamal. The motors of the revolutions in both countries were corruption, injustice and nepotism.
Bradley's book not only covers the Arab Spring, but also takes a lengthy detour tracing radical Islam in Southeast Asia, where Indonesia, Malaysia and southern Thailand are also 'going green' thanks to the combination of external funding from the oil-rich Wahhabis of Saudi Arabia and the desire of local 'straggly bearded crackpots' to lord it over other men and women. Much of what is happening there reflects 'Arabisation', meaning the adoption of ancient Bedouin dress and mores, rather than 'Islamisation'.
Bradley gets the essential narrative of political Islamism:
If things do not work out as they promise, they have a get-out clause: The people have not yet embraced Islam with the requisite fervor … The Islamists are ready to prey on society's victims and disadvantaged by intimidation and promises of rewards in the afterlife. To be sure, burning brothels or vandalizing synagogues will not balance the budget, but it will continue to help release frustration. One of his comments about Saudi Arabia also has wider applicability: 'Fundamentalism only ever deepens public hypocrisy, not public morality.'
Yet the revolutions are not just about public morality, but political power, and the shape of the Middle East in the future. The Islamists are very patient: in the case of Egypt, they have waited eighty years to get within sniffing distance of power, rejecting the bullet in favour of the ballot box in the process. They will not challenge the military junta that currently rules Egypt following the token sacrifice of Mubarak, because that government will accrue the blame for actually ruining the country while they stealthily progress their cultural tyranny from neighbourhood to neighbourhood. Islamist spokesmen talk admiringly of Turkey's Justice and Development Party. The reality is otherwise. The world chuckled when Egypt's Salafists announced they wanted to cover the pagan Pyramids; but it failed to notice that on the same day this was announced, the Muslim Brotherhood began a campaign against bikinis on beaches.
On the strategic level, Bradley notes the rival regional machinations of Iran and Saudi Arabia. The Saudis are openly backing f o r e i g n p a r t s the opponents of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, whom they wish to arm; Iran is supporting the Shia opposition in Bahrain. The Iranians, and their client Hassan Nasrullah of Hizbollah, back Bashar; the Saudis have loaned troops to Bahrain to smother Iran's clients. In both countries, disaffected minorities occupy the areas that produce most of the oil: Shias in eastern Saudi Arabia and ethnic Arabs in western Iran's Khuzestan. Iran and Saudi Arabia are likely to clash over the fate of their respective client enclaves within a disintegrating Syria. The loss of Syria to these forces of chaos may embolden Hizbollah to essay a more overt compensatory takeover of Lebanon.
The final pages of this otherwise fine book degenerate into a rant against banker- and rioter-plagued Western democracies, which, Bradley correctly maintains, have no moral authority to dictate to Arabs how their societies should be organised after the disastrous intervention in Iraq. How dare a country that underwent the parliamentary expenses scandal, in which Russian oligarchs hire ten-a-penny peers, and in which drunken brawls erupt in the Strangers' Bar, lecture the rest of the world about governmental probity?
As an admirer of Ron Paul, Bradley deplores the strange axis of the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia, alliances that Obama has done nothing to broaden. His government still pays out the $1.4 billion that keeps the generals happy in their plush quarters in Cairo's Heliopolis, primarily so they will maintain the Cold Peace with Israel. Pretending that the Muslim Brotherhood are not what they are, or desperately cutting the deck in search of so-called Islamist 'moderates', is not a serious policy. While Saudi Wahhabis may be responsible for most of the anti-Semitic poison throughout the Islamic world, Israel is banking on Riyadh turning off its radars when Israeli fighter-bombers head for Natanz and Qom. Bradley believes that if the US simply withdrew from the entire region, its problems would largely disappear, since without the spectre of the Great Satan, the Arabs would be forced to take a hard look at their own backward selves. Who knows, they might decide that mildly autocratic monarchies, such as Jordan or Morocco, would be the best political outcome. But who seriously thinks that Jordan would survive in an increasingly green-tinted region, especially if some sort of Palestinian state finds that expansion eastwards is the only way to go? Would the dozens of other active or simmering conflicts in the Middle East simply go away too? In that regard, Bradley is not pessimistic enough. To order this book for £8.79, see the Literary Review bookshop on page 9
Having something of a yen for the place after working on Sino-Soviet affairs in Cold War days, and been banned from travelling when I was at the British Mission in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution, I visited Xinjiang, China's remote northwestern province, two years ago. As a VSO teacher of English Nick Holdstock spent an entire year there, not just in the capital city, Urumqi, but in the town of Yining, close to the frontier with Kazakhstan, and saw a lot more than me. His account is highly personal, and the better for it. He first went as a Mandarin speaker in 2001, having previously taught in south China, then returned in 2010. The dates are significant.
Tension between the Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese, centuries old, worsened in the 1930s when there was a move for Uighur independence, then again when Mao Zedong communised Xinjiang after 1949. More recently there have been sporadic outbreaks of revolt, notably in Yining in 1997, when martial law was declared. After 9/11, Chinese fears of al-Qaeda contamination – Xinjiang has frontiers with Pakistan and Afghanistan – resulted in new pressures on Muslims. And Holdstock's reason for going back in 2010 was to review the situation after the vicious and bloody clashes in Urumqi in which hundreds were g e or g e wa l de n
One Big Unhappy Family The Tree That Bleeds: A Uighur Town on the Edge
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killed in the summer of 2009.
During his first stay he saw little evidence of the 'one big family' the Beijing government boasts about. Though the majority in Yining are Uighur (the province as a whole is approaching 50 per cent Han), 95 per cent of his students were Chinese, the official reason being that the Uighurs, educationally backward, had no interest in learning English. Holdstock brings out the startling degree of Han– Uighur resentment. Mutual loathing would not be too strong a term.
They literally can't stand the sight of each other (for the Uighurs, the Han are ugly folk with no noses), or the smell: to the Chinese, the Uighur stink of sheep. Self-segregation was pretty much absolute: the only time he observed any kind of real socialising between them was over the bloody sport of cock-fighting.
All this despite the fact that in Yining, unlike parts of southern Xinjiang, the
Muslims (Sunni in the main) are far from fundamentalist: few women wear the veil and the men often drink and smoke. The Chinese see them as superstitious, dirty, degenerate, lazy and thievish druggies. To the extent that any of this is true – and drugs are a problem – Holdstock suggests that much of it is linked to high unemployment and institutionalised repression. While he was there the use of the Uighur language in further education was banned, the purpose (according to the government) being to widen employment opportunities. To Uighur eyes it is just another way to smother their culture. Though eroded by the relative openmindedness of the Han (in the town, brothels masquerading as hairdressers or beauty parlours are tolerated), sexual primness persists amongst the Uighurs, and chastity is still expected amongst unmarried women: discovering no blood on the sheet after his wedding night, one a p r i l 2 0 1 2 | Literary Review 7

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Jan. 31, 2013 Businesses must deal with weary-eyed office workers who are sitting behind computer screens and watching cat videos, shopping online and updating their Facebook statuses.
A Kansas State University researcher studied cyberloafing -- wasting time at work on the Internet -- and the effects of Internet use policies and punishment on reducing cyberloafing.
Joseph Ugrin, assistant professor of accounting at Kansas State University, and John Pearson, associate professor of management at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, found that company policies are not enough to stop workers from wasting time at work and that sanctions with policies must be consistently enforced for policies to be effective.
The study will be published in the journal Computers in Human Behavior.
Cyberloafing results in lost productivity and could put companies in legal trouble when workers conduct illegal activity or unacceptable behavior like viewing pornography on work computers. Between 60 and 80 percent of people's time on the Internet at work has nothing to do with work.
Although organizations benefit from positive aspects of the Internet like improved communication, some have trouble addressing cyberloafing, Ugrin said. Companies spend time, money and effort trying to monitor computer usage, detect what employees are doing online and write policies for employees on acceptable Internet behavior.
The researchers, who surveyed office workers and university students, found that both older and younger workers find ways to waste time on the Internet -- but in different ways.
"Older people are doing things like managing their finances, while young people found it much more acceptable to spend time on social networking sites like Facebook," said Ugrin, who studies behavioral and ethical issues related to accounting and information systems.
Threats of termination and detection mechanisms are effective deterrents against activities such as viewing pornography, managing personal finances and personal shopping, according to the study. However, that may not be enough.
Policies must be enforced to discourage activities like excessive personal emailing and social networking.
"We found that that for young people, it was hard to get them to think that social networking was unacceptable behavior," Ugrin said. "Just having a policy in place did not change their attitudes or behavior at all. Even when they knew they were being monitored, they still did not care."
Researchers discovered that the only way to change people's attitudes is to provide them with information about other employees who were reprimanded.
But that strategy can have negative consequences in the workplace and can lower morale, Ugrin said.
"People will feel like Big Brother is watching them, so companies need to be careful when taking those types of action," he said.
The study allows questions for further study, Ugrin said.
"We don't want to make everyone at work upset because the corporate office is watching over their employees' shoulders," he said, "but what if workers are wasting all of their time online? Where's the balance?"
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Several young Cleveland golfers had success, and more than a few took home top spot in a Tennessee Golf Association Junior Tour event over the weekend.
Nicholas McCracken grabbed first place in the boys' 10-13 tour, shooting a 2-over 38 for nine holes. Parker Gray, also of Cleveland, came in runner-up with a 4-over 40.
Katie Medley finished in first place in the girls 12-18 tour with a 5-over 41, and Kassey Gregg hit a 25-over 97 to win the girls 16-18 tour.
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The steady beat of the bass line thumped a satisfying rhythm into Robby's core. It a good thing, he had decided, when he realized that no matter what song or where or when it was playing, the beat of the bass always created that energizing thump in the air. It was almost like an old friend that was a constant in miserable excuse for a normal bachelor life.
Slender fingers ran through his gelled, black hair, making sure the front stuck up just the way he wanted it to. Robby pulled at the bottom of his expensive tux and fixed his collar, his dark eyes roaming lazily and alertly along the sidewalk. Reaching into his back pocket, he fished out his wallet that contained his ID card, the only proof - besides his driver's license - that he was Robby Braxford and that he was twenty-two. The only proof he had of himself.
With one final rundown, the part-goer breathed a quick but deep breath and strode confidently around the corner of the club building and to the narrow iron door. With each step, the thump of the music grew louder. When he opened the misleadingly heavy door, it was as if someone had pulled cotton out of his ears.
Lights swayed and blinked and made silhouettes of the tons of people that had spilled through the door group-by-group. The music, indistinguishable among the chatter of partiers and drunks and loud people of speakers, blared through the place from the back of the building. It was at least five degrees hotter inside, and the change wasn't entirely welcome in his circumstantial, but not-so-light attire.
Quickly flashing his ID, Robby surveyed his surroundings and decided that the bar would be a good place to start up a good conversation or maybe even score a dance partner. It was then he realized that a wingman wouldn't have been a bad thing to have around. He would have to rely on his own facade of outgoing charisma to score a one-night stand or even just a chick to make him look not-single.


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NTS purchased the South Market Street lot for $23,000. Students will start building a new single-family residence there shortly after a new school year begins in August.
Building Trades was one of the first programs offered at NTS, and the new project will be house No. 42.
Students enrolled in the program, both adults and teens, will build virtually the entire residence, Only plumbing, concrete and electrical work are contracted out.
The lot is located just north of Hy-Vee and has a nice view of a nearby pond, features that NTS Director Jim Cassity hopes will help the new home sell quickly, as did last year's residence.
"It had a lot of interest from people, and next year's home will be similar in design," Cassity said.
The house will feature and open floor plan with three bedrooms and two baths. Proposed plans, not yet finalized, also call for a walk-out basement.
Cassity said construction should be completed sometime next spring, which is in line with the program's goal of finishing one house during each school year.
Anywhere from 12 to 15 students enroll in the Building Trades program annually. Participating students come from 14 area districts. The crew also includes adults seeking vocational training.
High school students who complete the program can earn both high school and college-level credits.
The homes are sold to the highest bidder following approval of the sale by the Maryville R-II Board of Education for approval.
A minimum bid is set in order to make sure the district at least breaks even. Any profits go back into the Building Trades program to cover costs associated with the following year's project.
Students who participate get a lot more out of the program that just academic credit, Cassity said.
"The students gain an understanding of all the intricacies that go into building a house," he said. "They also gain skills used in construction, the ability to use math concepts. They get a confidence as well as a sense of pride from seeing a house completed."


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via The Hindu Business Line : Import of mobile handsets without IMEI number banned.
Huge impact on grey market phones.
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New Delhi, June 17 In a move that could signal the end of grey market mobile phones, the Government on Wednesday banned import of all handsets without the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number.
IMEI is a unique 15-digit code that identifies a mobile. It prevents the use of stolen handsets for making calls and allows security agencies to track down a specific user. However, a majority of handsets sold in the grey market do not come with the IMEI, which has is of concern for security agencies.
The Government move to ban handsets without the code will hit a number of Chinese and Taiwanese manufacturers that were flooding cheap handsets in the grey market. The move will have no impact on the 25 million cellular users who already have bought a handset without IMEI. The ban is applicable only on new handsets being imported into the country.
The Director-General of Foreign Trade issued the notification on Wednesday imposing the ban with immediate effect.
Welcoming the decision, Mr Pankaj Mohindroo, President, Indian Cellular Association, said, "This is a step in the right direction to throttle handset grey market. However, much more needs to be done to tackle this menace. We are working with the Government in this regard."
To protect consumers who have already bought handsets without the IMEI number, the Cellular Operators Association of India has tied up with Mobile Standard Alliance of India to set up 1,600 retail outlets across the country to provide the IMEI number on handsets without one. It is estimated that there are 25 million subscribers across the country using handsets without the IMEI number. Concerned over the national security, the Department of Telecom had earlier asked operators to disconnect services to handsets that do not have the IMEI number by April 15. However, the COAI, representing the GSM industry, has developed a software that will provide the unique number to instruments that do not have it.
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He spins and he moves his head, arms, and legs. He's a. . . dancing turtle? Exactly! Help Franklin groove to the beat.
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Franklin is moving and grooving in this game. Your little choreographer will get a kick out of making his favorite turtle dance and then dance some more. Use the mouse to control the four buttons to the right, which control his spin, his head, his arms, and legs. The buttons for his head, arms, and legs have three to five moves each, and you can also click on the stereo in the background to the left to change the beat.
Parent Tip: This is a game without any real levels; the goal is to play with the different buttons and see how they make Franklin do different dance moves.
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Can't Seem to Trust Boys
One minute, they say sweet and caring words to you. "Definitely think we were supposed to meet." "I want you." "You were too cute!"
The next minute, they turn the other way and all of a sudden doesn't want a relationship anymore.
How very Janus-faced.
Can't trust boys anymore. I need a man. I need a man who isn't confused. I need a man who won't play with my feelings. I need a man who means everything he says and is completely honest with me.
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Miguel Cabrera homered in Game 5 of the Division Series and Game 2 of the Championship Series. (Robin Buckson / Detroit News)
Detroit � �But Cabrera was feeling better ... �
If you�re going to bounce back from a tough defeat, that�s a good place to start, with Miguel Cabrera�s physical improvement making headlines.
When all the disappointment from Game 2�s loss in Boston was brushed away, Detroit was left with three comforting thoughts.
Four, if you toss in Torii Hunter not being seriously hurt when he went over the right-field fence in hot pursuit of David Ortiz�s grand slam in the eighth.
But at least three, and here they are in ascending order:
■ Max Scherzer was lights out in Game 2; the Red Sox couldn�t touch him as they struck out 13 times in seven innings. Scherzer will get the nod again in Game 6, if necessary.
■ Win or lose, the Tigers knew they�d be coming back to Comerica Park with Justin Verlander as tonight�s starter. Verlander hasn�t allowed a run his last four starts and is a candidate to strike out as many Boston hitters as Anibal Sanchez and Scherzer � 12 and 13, respectively � did the first two nights.
■ Cabrera is swinging the bat better. He�s also running better, like after foul pop-ups. And he�s running better because his lower-body issues have improved to the point that his power has become visible again.
In other words, after weeks of singles, Cabrera is a genuine power threat again.
No Detroit player would dare grumble for long after a tough defeat when they could turn their thoughts to the chance their Triple Crown winner of a year ago actually might be feeling fine again.
That�s not to say manager Jim Leyland got off the plane smiling after returning from Boston. There were also no reports he clicked his heels.
He is feeling good about Cabrera, mind you, but is realistic.
�I think he�s better,� Leyland said. �But like I�ve been saying for quite a while, he�s not going to be 100 percent the rest of the season.�
Verlander feels that the biggest indicator of Cabrera�s physical improvement was �the ball he turned on in Oakland, the game I started.�
Ramon Santiago said it was �the ball he hit for his home run (Sunday night) in Boston. That wasn�t an easy pitch to pull.�
And Brayan Pena said the biggest indicator is that �it�s not as black-and-blue anymore where, man, it was ugly black-and-blue.�
The emotional aftermath of a walk-off loss has a certain shelf life, of course, but once the Tigers truly moved on � which no doubt coincided with wheels up from Boston � there were reasons they considered the setback more disappointing than devastating.
Ranking as the biggest was that after a virtually powerless September (one home run in 72 at-bats), Cabrera has hit a home run in two of the last three games.
Almost as if this were midseason again.
He belted one into the wind at the Oakland Coliseum in the clincher over the A�s.
And he landed one atop the Green Monster in the sixth in Game 2 for the second Tigers run.
But it�s not just his swing.
Cabrera�s movements are smoother. His step has some spring to it. He pursues foul balls with less stiffness and with more acceleration.
In other words, whatever percent Cabrera is � be it 80, 85 or higher � it�s neither dropping nor just holding steady. At long last, it seems to be climbing.
That doesn�t mean he is about to become a master of doubles. Cabrera finds some gaps, but for him to be able to stretch a double into, well, a double would still require a couple extra caroms.
It also doesn�t mean third-base coach Tom Brookens will be waving Cabrera in from second on a single any time soon.
But you already are seeing physical improvement translating into power, and the process lately has rarely been so smooth.
For a while, Leyland was getting Cabrera questions every day, and enjoyed each and every one.
Are you kidding? Yes. Leyland ran out of ways to describe the situation.
Now, though, all he has to do is tell people to watch the game to see the improvement.
Because lately, it�s been there.
See Also
- Tigers' resolve will be revealed today in wake of Sunday night stunner
- When Tigers relievers fail to close, managers take the heat
- Tigers deal Red Sox more than a whiff of strikeout pitching
- Tigers still own edge in pitching over Red Sox, despite Sunday's disaster
- Tigers' Joaquin Benoit refuses to dwell on one fat pitch
- ESPN's Doug Glanville: Tigers still in driver's seat against Red Sox


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That is pretty bold considering the sewer expenses to homeowners and businesses, the overall economy, which is not in an upswing yet regardless of what the politicians seems to think. It seems to me that across the world people not politicians are feeling the pinch, we are constantly asked to give more, accept this "small" tax increase, the banks need help, the schools need help, the roads need work, and the politicians need more, everyone wants something from a homeowner/taxpayer but NO ONE is giving the homeowner/taxpayer anything. We cannot keep giving until things change. My employer, thankfully I have a job, has not given me a decent raise in years. I have not seen a cost of living increase in three years yet the cost of living just keeps going up. Social Security will finally get a raise, and minimum wage is going up on the first of the year but that does nothing for someone like me. Just because things cost more and minimum wage is going up does not mean my employer can even afford to give all of the employees a cost of living increase because they need to stay in business too. All of this is frustrating and even more so when everyone wants to increase my taxes to support their cause.
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"The one who is coming after me is stronger than I am. I'm not worthy to carry his sandals. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire."
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3 In those days John the Baptist appeared in the desert of Judea announcing, 2 " Change your hearts and lives! Here comes the kingdom of heaven! " 3 He was the one of whom Isaiah the prophet spoke when he said:
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Working on her Fitness
Speaking of businesses, Tamra is getting in gear to build her dream gym. Inspired by her father's own successful business, she is ready to rock and roll with her latest venture -- meeting with folks and folding Eddie into the process to make it that much more successful.
She even takes some time to interview trainers that can do pushups while chanting her name, strip, or, strangely enough, accentuate their vaginas with pretzel poses. . . Maybe she should keep interviewing trainers for a bit. A perfect business isn't built overnight.
Destination Costa Rica
I'm going to be honest, I didn't see the point in writing a recap of this episode without including Vicki's reaction to Gretchen's voicemail message.
If this is any indicator of the trip to come, Costa Rica is going to be amazing. Why wouldn't you want to go to a place that has monkeys and water and is really amazing (at least according to Vicki's sell)?
I think Tamra was a little hard on Alexis, yes she can be phony but whatever happened to "if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all?"
There's no such thing as being "too honest". Tamara was not too honest, she was honest with Alexis when she told her she thought she was shallow and that they afre two different people. Not everyone has to be friends. Get over yourself Alexis.
It is true Alexis is not the brightest bulb on the tree, but Tamra is just being mean. I almost like Tamra this year, until she reverts back to the mean girl, she has shown herself to be in the past. Vicky is one self centered Chick, and she truly deserves someone like Brooks. This guy is about as real as she is. Heather is a true snob but she is a lot more likeable than the rest of them. Her Husband is great and it is nice to see the love in his eyes when he looks at her.
Tamra talked horribly about Gretchen and is now doing the same to Alexis. Alexis is good at getting people on 'her side' to validate her jealousy. This seems to be her M.O. How proud she must be of herself. I find Tamra, pathetic. Cruel intentions is not becoming...
Whats Tamara's problem. Who does she think she is . Her breast reduction seems to have shrunk her brain as well. She has no class and is mean. Alexa's working hard foe herself and family and also hard to be accepted. The episode coming up seems like all the women jump on board the mean train and wow they've inflated their already huge egos.
I think Alexis is a bit dramatic but the other ladies are just haters. They always put her down but Alexis is doing great things as a business woman. They keep insinuating that Alexis is dump and never give her credit where credit is due...haters!
Warmed my heart watching Heather telling Terry she changed her name. So sweet. You can see the love. Rooting for Slade & Gretchen to work it out. Gretchen is being smart about her desire for Slade to get his financial matters taken care of. Alexis cracks me up. Costa Rica in Mexico?! I admire her though asking Tamra if they could move forward even though she knew what Tamra thought of her. As for Tamra? I just don't get it. First Gretchen now Alexis. She's just mean, but calls its honesty. I want to turn the mute on when she talks about Alexis. Costa Rica looks aweful for Alexis. Will be hard to watch. Missing Gretchen & Alexis friendship from past seasons.
Why would anyone want to go to Tamera's new fitness center when she as a person surrounds herself with such a discussing cloud of negativity? There's a big difference between not having anything in common with someone and being a downright mean person. I think Tamera should take her 60k and invest in some zen healing!
oNCE AGAIN IT PROVES ALEXIS IS THE YOUNGEST AND THE MORE MATURE ONE OF THE BUNCH.LAST SEASON TAMRA SAID NO ONE LIKED JEANA.THEN SHE THROUGH WINE.YOU DO NOT WANT A GIRL LIKE TAMRA AS A TRUE FRIEND.ALEXIS IS THE NICE ONE AND TAMRA CAN NOT STAND IT.SHE WANTS HER TO FAIL.IM SURE IT HURT LEXIE BECAUSE OF WHAT GRETCHEN DID.HEATHER DOES NOT KNOW THE BELLINOS AND TAMRA JUST SAY LEXIE WILL NOT LOSE SLEEP OVER SOMEONE LIKE THAT.HER TRUE FRIENDSHIP WE THOUGHT WAS WITH GRETCHEN.I THINK GRETCHEN WANTED MORE THAN ONE FRIEND ON THE SHOW.NOW SHE HAS 2.IN THE LONG RUN GRETCHEN WILL BE SORRY SHE PUT SO MUCH TRUST IN TAMRA SO SOON.TAMRAS PLAN WAS TO BREAK THEM TO UP.
I do not understand how Tamra can be so high and mighty thinking she is so much better then Alexis. She is doing the exact things she accuses Alexis of doing. Tamra was married to an awful man way worse then Jim did she forget about that? Or once the tattoo on her finger was removed did it just make her forget everything about the terrible marriage she hated so much? Tamra think she is so direct and honest but always changes the words of people. Tamra said Dr. Dubrow said she was the fakest person he had ever met but all he had said was she was fake. Tamra just keeps playing a game of telephone and bending and adding words to fit the "story" she wants to tell. Well Tamra you want the honest truth, you come off arrogant and rude, even though you are poor you act like you are a million dollars which you aren't, based off of your clothing and where you lived in that tiny apartment you aren't exactly making the big bucks yet you act like your stuff doesn't stink. You should not be on RHOC but more like a low rent reality show about some host giving a poor mom (you) money and gifts. Like Extreme Home Makeover. Although Alexis is not the smartest she at leasts comes off like she means well. All I see is a woman who cares passionately about her family and is doing what she can to help out. Whether anything or financial wise things Alexis is just not the best speaker and any viewer can figure that out so she is not trying to be fake or brag. Sorry used to be a fan but disappointed that you are so quick to judge and think you are so much better then her even though I do not see you having a steady job and she at least has a part time broadcasting gig, clothing line and wants to explore other possibilities.
Tamara was every bit as shallow as Alexis a couple of years ago. Hey Tamara: you need to re-watch the shows. It is funny how you can really dislike someone you have never met (e.g. Tamara Barney)
I believe Alexis is really trying to grow as a person. She has her flaws but didn't deserve that tirade from Tamra.
I enjoy the OCHWs because we are able to see more of the ladies other than them squabbling with each other. The jury is still out on Brooks for me but I think he handeled Brianna's feelings toward him well. I agree it was a touching moment when Terry was presented with Heather's "new name". The only sour lady on the cast is Tamara, she isn't able to grasp that just because she doesn't like Alexis doesn't mean she has to berate her. Tam seems to have a lot of anger & hopefully she'll work that out.
I dont have a problem with her honesty. I have a problem with her perception and delivery. I just feel that what Alexis does or dosent do has no bearing on Tamra's life so why does Tamra allow it to bother her so much? My impression is that Tamra felt betrayed by Alexis when Alexis became close to Gretchen. Her comments last year was" Alexis has changed ever since she has been hanging out with Gretchen and Im done!" My problem with Tamra is she goes after someone every year. For the past several years it was Gretchen and anyone who was close to her and this year its Alexis. After she is done with her she will focus on someone else.
Alexis told her to be honest. I've learned a long time ago, don't tell someone (esp. someone you know doesnt like you) to be honest if you aren't ready to hear the worst.
Alexis is one of those women who continually ask their friends to be honest with them...and then get mad when they are. I am so sick of Alexis bragging about her "career" which seems to be a hodgepodge of miscellaneous ventures - certainly she cannot be talking about her TV hosting "career". Tamra hit the nail on the head with the "shallow" comment ... but I'm not sure Alexis knows the meaning of the word. After all, she thinks Costa Rica is in Mexico - and she recently tweeted that she was talking with Katie Keurig(sic). Vicki needs to mend the fences with her daughter - she's the mother and her daughter was only voicing concerns about the somewhat shady Brooks issue. Instead of screaming "shut up" she (Vicki) should have tempered it down and asked what Briana's concerns were and worked through them. All in all, this is a very interesting season - please give us more of Heather and Terry; the only normal couple in this ensemble!
I believe Alexis has good intentions but the girl can not shut up. When other people are talking Alexis is constantly interrupting to "one-up" the conversation. She did this constantly with Peggy and she is doing it with Heather. Alexis somehow feels inferior to these ladies (or at least that is how it seems to me) and her bragging is just that...bragging. We all read the papers so we see Bellino land is not all gold yet Alexis insist they are financially sound....Financially sound people only rent houses while in a transition phase..The Bellinos do not seem to be in a transition phase, they seem to be in a decline. Again I still think Alexis is her own worst enemy and she needs to sometimes BE QUITE and NOT say a word. Because when she does she only looks STUPID.
Tamra finally said to her face what needed to be said (and what a lot of viewers) are thinking. Bravo Tamra!
It may be editing, but Tamra came off badly in the meeting with Alexis. Alexis is shallow and pretentious at times, but she is harmless. Seems Tamra has alot of anger and Alexis just got the full brunt of it.
I'm sorry, but Alexis hasn't exactly killed anyone. The poor woman just wanted to be cordial and have all the nasty talking behind the back stop, and Tamra took the role of a bully, again, and could not have been nastier. I still believe the only reason Tamra chose to befriend Gretchen was to make sure that Alexis was alienated by everyone. That's exactly how she rolls....she's the high school girl who turns everyone against the person she doesn't like at the moment. She does it to someone every year. It's really quite appalling.
Tamra was impressed with Alexis when she had her over for a family cookout/ swim party a couple seasons ago. She commented on the "bling" on her finger and how great Alexis's figure was. Now because Tamra is not married to Simon living comfortably in a nice fancy house any longer, she claims that she and Alexis have nothing in commen. News alert Tamra, you changed, not Alexis.
Tamra doesn't know who she is. When married to Simon, she was concerned with material things and being a tropy wife and accused Gretchen of copying off her for wanting a pink motorcycle. Now Tamra is seeking to open a fitness business, which if I remember correctly Gretchen looked into seasons ago and you don't see Gretchen accusing her of copying.
Now that Tamra is with Eddy and he is into fitness, Tamra has removed her breast implants, went fitness crazy and adopted Eddie's life. Do you know who you are Tamra? It seems like you use people around you and change yourself to fit that perception.
Alexis was classy at the meeting you two had when you were "so honest". She should have called you out on a few things she knows about you and told you off!
I thought Tamara was extremely nasty to Alexis and even though she finds Alexis shallow, we are all different and that is what makes this America! What if everyone were like Tamara (OMG), making jokes, snyde remarks, two-faced, talking like a bully, and jumping in a rose petal tub with your boyfriend on TV while being filmed for the whole world to see. She should watch herself on the show and then she will see what she has become. I think we can all get along without all the back-stabbing and comments about each other. Enjoy the great life you have!!!!! Many people would love to be in the OC group and have fun being together and doing so many fun things.
I'm glad Tamera let her know. Alexis has been driving me crazy for years with her attitude all the while preaching religion and using it to look down upon others and judge them. She needed to hear it.
I felt Alexis extended the olive branch, tamera could have been a little more open to wOrk toward the positive.... Tamera should have told her what bugs her....with out using curse words!
I think the Tamara and Alexis battle is the pot calling the kettle black. I remember Tamara's "I am the hottest housewife" days. Tamara was just as shallow as Alexis during her marriage to Simon. I do think Tamara has been humbled by her divorce. I also think that the combination of stupid and shallow is a bad look for Alexis.
Heather and Terry...Loved his reaction to her name change...that said it all! Vicki needs to get a grip and Slade and Gretchen have a rough road ahead. Not easy getting into relationships that already has baggage. Ok...Tamra & Alexis...well...Alexis is a phony, however, I am not sure Tamra needed to get Terry involved. She was brutally honest...she could have toned it down a bit...you don't have to like everyone, you don't have to be best friends but you don't have to be a biotch either. I think she was rather harsh here. Tamra you can put on your big girl pants and be in the same room as Alexis and be cordial...and you still don't have to like her. It is called being an adult...I have been liking how Tamra is behaving this year but there is still a bit of that nastiness in there. Do wish her all the best in her new business adventure but she might want to remember actions speak louder than words and her actions with Alexis might come back to haunt her. Just saying...
I don't like Alexis, so I think Tamra hit it right on the nose about her!! Granted, they pretty much all have some shallowness but Alexis goes overboard always saying things and having 100 cars when they are renting a house, always moving and we STILL DON'T KNOW WHAT JIM DOES!!! I think it is going to be an interesting trip. I hope they get to see the Sloth Sanctuary that they have there. The sloths are so cute, they look like they're always smiling. Maybe these women can learn a thing or two about being more content with what they have and thanking God for giving it to them. Right Alexis? I love Gretchen and I do hope that things work out for her and Slade, they really do love one another. So see how it goes Gretch-things will work out. Leave it God's hands and he will take care of everything.I look forward to seeing Costa Rica-that should be beautiful! You go Tamra for being so honest. Love ya girl. Have a great trip.
I loved this blog..very witty this time! If anyone was fake at that table , it was TAMARA! The comments and the tone of voice and the way her eyes looked were all from somewhere back in high school...and very fake! She was trying to win the fight at all costs and make certain that Alexis knows that she hates her guts! One has to question WHY? I think she has been so jealous of Alexis from the beginning and has been on a witch hunt ever since. Not very pretty! I dont think Alexis is phony at all. Maybe that is just who and how she is....did any of them ever stop to think of that? It seems that whenever someone tries to look on the bright side and chooses to try to spin things to make life happier in the midst of struggles, others start thinking they are FAKE or PHONY...because they arent whining and depressed acting . I think Alexis is a nice person....she has her human flaws, but who doesnt? I LOVE Brooks now.....I think he is hilarious with Vicki, and I am sure there was a note tucked away for her to read somewhere! lol. He can do no wrong...or at least he never says anything wrong...EVER! Gretchen and Slade are so adorable together, but she definitely was out to get him straightened out from the moment the dr. opened the door and greeted them! Heather is PERFECT on this show and it was so funny to see her getting her picture taken for a driver's licence! It was very moving to see her husband's reaction to the name change...it was one of the best moments ever! They are so wonderful to watch together! All in all....this was such a great show last night! Love it!
Cute with Heather and Terry. For some guys, that really does matter..even when they say it doesn't. I hope Slade gets it together. With all his faults, Gretchen does seem to love him. But I completely get her not wanting to add his baggage on to having children with him.
Now for Alexis and Tamara...well...there is honest and then there is brutal. Tamara was brutal and savage in her verbal take-down of Alexis. She doesn't like her. So what? She should have just said "Alexis, I just don't like you. Our personalities don't match. I don't really feel the need to discuss it further but I can be cordial to you in social situations." Enough. This is just a pattern with Tamara. She has to attack someone every season. Its been Gretchen. Its been Jenna. Now its Alexis' turn. Tamara is just vicious. She's not wrong about Alexis being phoney but its not up to her to savage Alexis. Tamara is as phoney as Alexis is. I thought Tamara has grown up some in the aftermath or her divorce but apparently not. We all know or work with people we really dislike and would rather not associate with. But that's life. You put on your big girl panties and just deal.
This is starting to look put on. It feels like the producers have told her she has to talk smack about one of the other housewives every season.
Alexis is a dim-wit and Tamra isn't the brightest but she's a pretty smart lady. They don't have much in common now especially since Tamra removed her boobs. The show pushed that confrontation otherwise Tamra would have never been there in the first place. Alexis makes my brain hurt because she is so stupid.
Terry is priceless!! That was the sweetest thing to do and the sweetest reaction. He is a good man!!! He is a supremely supportive and secure husband. You can see the love Heather and Terry have for one another. I hope that they stay strong forever and defy the Hollywood marriage odds... well marriage odds in general! Who knew that DMV folks don't have a sense of humor?? I think they are robots!
Just wondering if the viewer question to Heather last night on WWHL about her being jealous of Alexis was from Alexis or a friend of Alexis because somebody with even half a brain would never come to that thought. Heather has nothing to be jealous of and she sure doesn't act like she's jealous.
It cracks me up about Alexis and her "Career"...which one? Too many ventures going on. She is shallow and a pretender.
Tamra's comments are exactly what the network wants. More drama and more of a soap opera theme. It keeps viewers wanting more. There is always a victim each season and Alexis leaves herself wide open every week. Alexis needs to just be herself and realize she can not make everyone like her and learn to shut up once in a while. Tamra is great at playing the villian again. Gretchen and Heather trying to be the sweethearts of the show. Then there is Vicki who is a little bit of everything all in one, with some self centerness so she gets her fair share of attention. The husbands and boyfriends are the dreamy ones and some are "me caveman you woman" types that round out the show. And we love every minute of the show it and can't wait for next week's episode.
Alexis kept pushing Tamra and Tamra leveled with her. They are different....Tamra has a brain. She knows she is going to Costa Rica and she knows it "ain't" in MEXICO. Alexis is so insecure she is actually crawling to Tamra and begging her to like her. I felt sorry for her but it is what it is.
Heather used to be my favorite, but last time, she was extremely flat, BORING, (specially the dmv part....) and as far as I can see, she has NOTHING ELSE to offer. That's all. She try so hard to advertising her "carrier" as an "actress", but all we can see is NOTHING, but a typical spoiled housewive. The BORING ONE.
Tamra has a problem with selective amnesia. Just like the other viewers have pointed out, her behavior when she was married to Simon was similar-the difference between her and Alexis is Alexis is basically a nice person-she's self centered (aren't they all!), but she means well. Tamara went overboard telling her off; she should have agreed to disagree & let it go at that.
Hmm... I don't see what everyone dislikes about Alexis. I WANT to see it, but I really don't. She seems harmless to me. Yeah, she's the not the sharpest crayon in the box ... but neither is Tamra. I'm just confused how Tamra feels she has the right to say nasty things about Alexis. So what? You don't like her and you have nothing in common with her. That's normal. We're all different. But does that give you a right to be a bully and say super nasty vile things about the woman in public? No, it doesn't. Tamra needs to grow up and get some class.
Tamra was really too mean to Alexis, Alexis is innocent and gorgeous. Tamra is JEALOUS just like she was of Gretchen before.
My heart really breaks for Alexis...Tamra's heartless delivery of how she feels about her was just not necessary. My goodness...people who just spew nasty remarks because they want to be brutally honest need to take a step back and filter themselves. Just because you think it...doesn't necessarily mean that it's truth. I do believe that part of Tamra's dislike for Alexis now is due in part to their friendship with Simon. Settle down Tamra...you love to be the center of attention CONSTANTLY now that you're buff and in shape. You are loud and obnoxious most of the time....simmer.
Just because it is a person's right to say what they feel, it does not necessarily mean it will be advantageous. I think Tamra showed a lack of maturity and class by being so rude. Granted, in life we will not like everyone, that includes family members that we have to deal with on a more continuous basis, however, as mature adults, we can learn to deal with each and give each other simple common courtesy and respect. It does not mean that we have to say things to put the other person down in order to make ourselves feel better - which is what Tamra was doing. Personally, none of these women are perfect, as no human on this earth is - and they each have a little something that could make others not like them - but when they are wrong, they are wrong, and in this particular instance, Tamra showed a lack of class and maturity. She is thinking she is "mightier and better than thou" and she needs to recheck herself. Sometimes Alexis gets on my nerves, but this time around, she was the classier one, and was just trying to mend things a bit. I mean, what is wrong with just not liking someone and just being courteous.
here's a question:slade,brooks and jim bellino all say they work.i take it they all have careers but-what do they do to actually make money?a lot of people lost their careers due to the economic down turn and had to take jobs outside their chosen field.i don't know these people so it's not fair for me to judge.i'm just curious because we-the audience-are not stupid and when-for instance-slade says "i have a job"-great-where do you make your money?you have two men who have serious child support issues and i have no clue as to jim bellino's job so where does the bread actually come from?on a lighter note-alexis is gorgeous and should be doing movies or tv.she's a world class beauty as is heather.alexis doesn't need to try so hard or be competitive.she should learn from heather-they should talk a lot.heather would be a good teacher for her as heather is really cool and has been where alexis could get to.
I think Tamra just has to have someone to put down to make herself feel better about her life. She is jealous of Alexis being happily married while she (Tamra) is a two-time loser. So therefore she attacks her like a middle school brat while Gretchen is just happy to be part of "the cool kids". There is a huge lack of maturity in this group.
Tamara used to be my favorite housewife. Now I just find her mean and self centered, I actually think she is a little jealous of Alexis and her family. Alexis's businesses are taking off and has three beautiful young children. Tamara is always ready with a nasty name to call Alexis, such as "drag queen". Eddie looks like he is getting pretty annoyed with her, he seems like a really sweet guy that will call her out on it, if she wants to keep him around she should watch how she treats people.


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Beta stabilisation and Mac clean-up
By Adam Minchintonminch. Thursday, May 10, 2012 12:48:00 PM
On Mac we are endeavoring to become better by making Opera faster, easier and smarter. To achieve this we are with this snapshot adding more native OS X features as well as discontinuing some less relevant features.
Opera was the first major web browser in the Mac App Store, and we are making sure we stay there by introducing support for OS X Sandboxing in Opera 12. Sandboxing is a operating system level security measure that limits an applications access to the system to prevent malicious code from taking over an app and causing damage to the system. OS X Mountain Lion also introduces Gatekeeper, protecting users by only allowing Apple developer signed or sandboxed applications run on the system. Opera will be one of these applications. Look forward to even more of OS X Mountain Lion's new features in the future.
This snapshot also includes a more focused user interface for Mac. Legacy toolbars such as the start bar, navigation bar and the bar that once upon a time was the "main" browser toolbar, are all gone. Furthermore, the introduction of Themes in Opera 12 have made us remove the advanced preferences overriding things like the default icon size and the color tone of the skin. Finally, we have removed some little used features on Mac; IRC chat and BitTorrent. For these we believe there are better alternatives than the current features, and this move allow us to focus our resources on the stuff that really makes the browser better.
All these changes are only applicable for Mac for now.
Known issues
- DSK-363145 (Tab close button is not ignored over inactive background tab when tab width is narrow)
- DSK-362951 ([Mac] Only English dictionary and dict. installer is non-functional)
WARNING: This is a development snapshot: It contains the latest changes, but may also have severe known issues, including crashes, and data loss situations. In fact, it may not work at all.
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We have included with this snapshot a sandboxed version of Opera so you can try out what we will be distributing though the Mac App Store in the future. Please give it a try and let us know if you have any problems, and remember to read the extra information and warnings below. If in doubt stick to the standard snapshot
Important notes for Mac users: Auto-update is disabled for the sandboxed build. It will not receive newer snapshots or final releases automatically. Your Opera Next profile will be migrated into a sandboxed profile when running a sandboxed build for the first time. Please backup your profile before running the build in case you want to go back to a non-sandbosed build.
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- DSK-360046 Crash in mail list view
- DSK-359288 Hovering the close button in an inactive tab steals its hover state, while it should propagate it
- DSK-361399 Dragging street view icon on the the map doesn't work
- DSK-358350 Can't drag and drop mail labels
- DSK-360118 Dragging and dropping extension's config.xml installs extension in developer mode twice
- DSK-360566 Drag and drop of categories in mail panel doesn't fully work
- DSK-358888 Clicking the middle mouse button does not cancel drag
- DSK-358980 Modifier keys don't work
- DSK-359363 Wrong icon when dragging bookmark to empty part of the bookmarks panel
- DSK-359434 Dragged object is lost when hovering over side panel
- DSK-359456 Drag and drop an attachment in the mail body opens the file instead of attaching it
- DSK-359753 empty file 'defaults' created when dragging file from and dropping it on the downloads manager
- DSK-362022 [Linux] Forms look weird when using opera and gnome 3.4 using Adwaita as GTK+ theme
- Removed IRC client
- Removed Start bar
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- Removed BitTorrent support
- Cleaned up Appearance dialog
- DSK-361325 'macappstore' protocol links cannot find App Store.app
- DSK-360541 Links from external programs opens in private tabs when a private tab is focused
- DSK-361587 Minimized window temporarily brought back up from the Dock when creating a new window
- DSK-360769 Wrong key name Atl for Alt key in menus
- DSK-362826 Some deep nested sub menus do not appear on hover
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