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October 28, 2014 / Week N° 44
October 28th, 2014
Rainier's sister warehouse now has the U.S. Northwest's first automated fruit shipping facility.
October 14th, 2014
Belgian pear growers are now on an equal footing with their neighbors after a Canadian market opening.
September 25th, 2014
A biological control system used for strawberries has been rejigged by Australian scientists for cherries, and could potentially be applied to a range of other crops.
September 24th, 2014
A large Portuguese pear company says despite the Russian ban's effects on EU supply, it will not change tack.
September 11th, 2014
A popular British TV show has helped Waitrose raise its early season pear sales.
September 8th, 2014
Pear growers in the Netherlands and Belgium are positive despite losing the Russian market.
August 22nd, 2014
Pear volumes from Oregon and Washington State are set to be 8% bigger than previously thought.
August 21st, 2014
While Australian apples have counterseasonal advantages, a more competitive market demands high quality.
August 19th, 2014
Authorities are assessing the damage of hail in Kashmir, where some pome fruit orchards have had a 'total loss'.
August 12th, 2014
Argentine pome fruit shippers could help fill the new Russian supply gap but only if the price is right.
"We must get ahead now" but be careful not to swarm the Russian market, says a leading Chinese produce exporter.
August 11th, 2014
We take an in-depth, crop-by-crop look at the effects of the Russian produce ban on U.S. and Canadian growers.
Two Russian importers claim most products lost from the ban on EU produce can be regained from other countries.
August 8th, 2014
Russia's ban on EU fruit imports has coincided with expectations for a significantly bigger apple crop.
August 7th, 2014
Limited small fruit, good markets and a new promotion have set up a U.S. pear producer for a positive season.
July 31st, 2014
Irina Koziy gives the lowdown on the different implications of Russia's recent ban on many Polish crops.
July 3rd, 2014
Mexico is now the third Latin American country to accept Korean pears, after Chile and Peru.
June 19th, 2014
Pesticide residues in Chinese fruit imports have been described as "quite serious" in Vietnam.
June 6th, 2014
USA Pears has planned several strong marketing campaigns as production slips slightly.
May 22nd, 2014
Amy Nguyen is optimistic for selling a range of produce items in China following a recent USDA trade mission visit.
May 13th, 2014
APAL has responded relatively well to the review of HAL and says the changes could benefit growers.
May 12th, 2014
Concerns over post-harvest chemical DPA have become symbolic of strict residue standards from European retailers.
April 28th, 2014
U.K. retailers are planning well ahead of the upcoming English pome fruit season to ensure supply of local produce.
April 15th, 2014
Argentine Alexander Lucas pears will arrive in limited quantity to the U.S. this month.
March 21st, 2014
New organic standards may not scare away most apple and pear growers, but new treatments could prove costly.
March 17th, 2014
U.S. apple and pear growers could soon face trouble maintaining organic status under new treatment guidelines.
March 11th, 2014
Frugi Venta's Inge Ribbens looks at a range of market opening negotiations in the works.
March 10th, 2014
Marcelo Loyarte and Betina Ernst give their takes on this year's Argentine apple and pear season.
February 25th, 2014
Philippine inspectors were happy with the state of Argentine pome fruit and grape operations during a recent tour.
February 17th, 2014
Although new to China, U.S., Western-style pears have already exceeded volume expectations.
February 6th, 2014
Pome fruit farmers in Kent have found a value-added way to market "pretty serious volume" across the world.
February 5th, 2014
Italy's main pear variety, Abate Fetel, is making its rounds in its first year on the U.S. market.
January 31st, 2014
Australia's pome fruit industry believes growers have a strong future despite the latest SPC decision.
January 17th, 2014
Argentina reported a smooth beginning for the start of its pear harvest.
January 13th, 2014
M&S takes us behind the scenes with a licorice-flavored pear from the Czech Republic grown in England.
January 8th, 2014
Rains in the Western Cape have put grape and pear harvesting on hold until Monday.
January 7th, 2014
Two significant events occurred for Israel's agriculture sector and produce market over the weekend.
December 4th, 2013
A proposed four-day nationwide trucker strike could have effects for Italy's domestic and export fruit sales.
November 27th, 2013
Initial flood damage estimates indicate lower apple and pear exports from South Africa's Western Cape.
November 26th, 2013
Spain's fruit and vegetable imports increased by more than €200 million in the first three quarters of this year.
November 15th, 2013
The Argentine pome fruit industry hopes a new protocol will finally open up access to the Chinese market.
October 25th, 2013
Granfrutta Zani's Francesca Borghi discusses expectations for this year's Italian kiwifruit deal.
October 15th, 2013
With big volume and large fruit, U.S. pears are making a splash in their first full season in China.
October 9th, 2013
Chilean frost loss damages estimates have risen by 20 million boxes of fruit.
October 7th, 2013
Pears, tomatoes and potatoes are some of the products now restricted for import in Colombia.
September 26th, 2013
Export growth for Chile's strongest fruit commodities helped offset heavy falls for products like avocados and oranges last season.
September 25th, 2013
Blueberries, cherries and plums look likely to be the biggest victims of Chile's recent frosts, but other crops have also been affected.
September 12th, 2013
A recent approval is expected to "establish a bridgehead" for Korean fruit exports to Latin America.
September 6th, 2013
A pear that looks more like an apple, the Papple is reaching growers across North America and Europe.
August 20th, 2013
World Apple Report's Desmond O'Rourke describes the evolution of world fruit markets.
August 12th, 2013
Despite an anticipated late start, Europe expects a high-volume apple and pear season.
June 25th, 2013
As production costs rise for apples and pears, Argentine growers are struggling to remain competitive.
May 30th, 2013
Hail storms damaged Argentina's apple and pear crops but exports will still fare better than in 2012.
May 17th, 2013
South Africa could reach record pear exports, in part due to demand from an undersupplied Europe.
May 6th, 2013
Spanish and Swedish researchers have developed a nose highly sensitive to apples and pears.
April 22nd, 2013
Oppy's David Nelley talks about a "beacon" for the pear market and positives for Southern Hemisphere suppliers.
April 16th, 2013
Spain's Nufri is upbeat about prices and demand in Europe for Southern Hemisphere apples and pears.
April 12th, 2013
Portuguese fruit exporters hope to add to their €40 million in annual trade with Brazil through a special agreement with the country.
March 22nd, 2013
Brazil is close to overcoming one of its most damaging pests, the codling moth.
March 13th, 2013
Jacques du Preez discusses South Africa's pome fruit season and facing industry challenges.
March 11th, 2013
Argentina's apple and pear shipments to northern Europe were up sharply in the first two months of 2013.
March 5th, 2013
Argentina will likely suffer a significant drop in apple exports in the wake of hail last Friday.
February 15th, 2013
Capespan Continent's Stefanie de Puysseleir discusses the European pome fruit outlook this season.
February 13th, 2013
Chile will take the top spot for Southern Hemisphere apple production but will experience the greatest production drop.
February 11th, 2013
The Sweet Sensation pear is moving in to new production zones and closer to year-long availability.
February 7th, 2013
Apples have taken the brunt of Uruguayan hail storms but other crops have been slightly affected too.
February 4th, 2013
New Zealand's forecast of a balance apple crop will come as welcome news after a late season with small sizes last year.
February 1st, 2013
As U.S. pears enter China for the first time a key challenge will be winning over consumer hearts.
January 30th, 2013
Argentine researchers are studying yeast-based solutions to prevent the decomposition of apples and pears.
January 24th, 2013
Weather has so far been on the Argentine pome fruit industry's side, following a disastrous 2012 export deal.
January 16th, 2013
An Argentine rural strike has been lifted following a wage rise agreement.
January 4th, 2013
Domex's Howard Nager takes a look at the core issues shaping this year's U.S. apple and pear crop.
December 28th, 2012
Argentina's INTA has released the season's pear and apple harvest calendar.
December 27th, 2012
After years of talks, the U.S. will open its doors to Chinese sand pears in the beginning of the new year.
October 18th, 2012
The U.S. pear industry is hopeful it will be able to export to the Chinese mainland in September 2013.
October 4th, 2012
Scientists have unlocked the genetic sequence of the European pear.
October 1st, 2012
South African growers are hoping for hotter weather to avoid smaller-sized stonefruit this season.
September 28th, 2012
South African fruit growers will emphasize the ethical aspect of production in a bid to increase U.K. sales.
September 27th, 2012
Portugal Fresh has given an estimate of pear industry losses from the country's paralyzing port strikes.
September 24th, 2012
Containers full of pears are sitting and waiting in Portuguese ports due to strikes over austerity measures.
September 19th, 2012
An Australian state government department has developed hardier and tastier pear varieties.
September 17th, 2012
Argentina will be able to export citrus to the Philippines next year while other fruits are in negotiation.
September 5th, 2012
Europe's lack of domestic pears in storage is predicted to fuel strong Southern Hemisphere imports in 2013.
August 31st, 2012
Emerging farmers now have access to decidious fruit training videos available online.
August 28th, 2012
Postharvest expert Deirdre Holcroft outlines how new science is helping fruit stay in tiptop condition.
August 20th, 2012
Uruguay's apple yields have hit a 10-year low but pears have fared better.
August 15th, 2012
Eric Trachtenberg and Anton Kruger discuss key topics slated for PMA Fresh Connections in South Africa.
August 14th, 2012
Anton Rabe explains how sterile mating is controlling Mediterranean fruit fly populations in South Africa.
August 3rd, 2012
Lower European pome fruit volumes mean the industry will need to explore new strategies, says Philippe Binard.
July 27th, 2012
Thunderstorms and hail in Washington State have caused isolated fruit orchard damage.
July 26th, 2012
Marcelo Loyarte discusses the core issues that have hindered Argentina's pome fruit exports in 2012.
July 16th, 2012
Crown Jewels' Bill Lewis discusses grape and pomegranate supply deals from South America to the U.S. market.
July 13th, 2012
Pome fruit volume is the main reason behind slashed horticultural exports from southern Argentina.
July 3rd, 2012
David Pearce says a shortage of Chilean and U.S. apples has helped South African suppliers in the Middle East.
June 25th, 2012
Pear prices in Europe have bounced back with demand for Packhams particularly strong.
June 11th, 2012
We take a look at dramatically lower Argentine pome fruit exports and the market scenarios they face.
June 8th, 2012
U.S. Northwest pear volumes are better than the five-year average but are predicted to be 6% lower this year.
June 7th, 2012
Scientists hope to exploit the potential of an Asiatic pear variety as its genome has now been sequenced.
May 21st, 2012
Oppenheimer's David Nelley takes a look at the dynamics driving the U.S. pome fruit market at the moment.
May 17th, 2012
Argentine fruit producers are struggling to get shipments across the Brazilian border due to tighter controls.
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Its last contemporary art exhibition took place almost 250 years ago, and made it the first public art gallery in London. Now the Foundling Museum, in aid of which William Hogarth persuaded a young Thomas Gainsborough to display his work The Charterhouse in 1748, is to host RSVP, an exhibition of contemporary works by 15 artists inspired by the museum's history. Among them is the Iranian-born artist Zory, whose work Where Are They consists of replicas of keepsakes given to the children by their mothers, suspended from a curtain of plaited hair. "They're not easy works to view," says Rhian Harris, the museum's director. "But I think Hogarth would have approved."
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One Direction: Where We Are (100% Official)
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Calling all One Direction fans! This is the only official book from 1D, charting their journey over the last year and a half - from the places they've visited and fans they've met, to their thoughts and feelings, hopes and dreams, highs and lows. It has been a phenomenal year - and this is a phenomenal story. This Christmas, there will be no other book that true One Direction fans will want! They've won dozens of awards. They've had a bigger US debut than the Beatles. They've played Madison Square Garden, the Royal Variety Show, and sold-out venues across the globe. One Direction - just five young guys from small British towns - has truly gone global. Now the lives of Louis, Liam, Harry, Zayn and Niall are changing beyond recognition. This year, with their own movie hitting theatres and a 133-date tour stretching across the globe, the 1D star is shining brighter than ever. How did they feel when they debuted twice at no. 1 in the US - and in 37 countries around the world? How have they kept themselves grounded? And now that they've come so far, what are their dreams for the future?In Where We Are, the boys offer you a chance to find out about this breathtaking chapter of their story, straight from the heart and in their own words. Packed with exclusive beautiful photos, backstage snapshots, hand-written annotations and brand new insights into the boys' world, Where We Are is a unique book that no fan's life is complete without - bringing the 1D story right up to date.
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TV Recap: American Horror Story, Episode 10
When is a major revelation no longer a surprise? When it's on a show as whack-out as American Horror Story; a show which I'm starting to believe has its own form of dissociative identity disorder. But more about that later.
In the meantime, BEWARE: SPOILER ALERT! I mean it. If you're someone who likes to read about shows but hates when twists are given away, STOP HERE. Watch last night's episode, "Smothering Children," and then come back. Otherwise, if you didn't do your homework, you're about to get punished.
But in order to look out for wandering eyes, I'll bury the lead a bit. Writer James Wong clearly heard my plea to show more of Jessica Lange and Denis O'Hare, because Constance and Larry constituted much of the episode (directed by Heathers' Michael Lehmann, who gets mad props for, well, having been the guy who directed Heathers). "Smothering" opens again in the year 1994, which we now know enough about to make us shudder, and not just because it was the year that shoved Ace of Base down our throats.
We see Larry joining Constance, Addie and Tate for dinner. Larry's face is still un-marred, as he escaped the fire that killed the rest of his family. But flames haunt Larry the way that helicopters went after Dr. Romano on ER (early 2000s flashback!), and the next day, Tate arrives at Larry's office, douses him with gasoline and sets him ablaze before setting out for his coke-fueled high school massacre. Wow, AHS.
Connie Britton has precious little to do this week, but fortunately Dylan McDermott is allowed to redeem Ben a bit as the season ambles along. McDermott did really great work, making Ben seem credible as he apologizes, now that he knows Viv was raped and is on to Rubber Man. He also confronts the truant Violet about missing more than three weeks of school, apologizing for creating such a terrible year, although she says she can't go back. But again, more about that in a bit.
I'd like to return to Constance, who didn't have a standout line this week as much as whole standout scene. Two police officers stop Constance to inquire about Travis' murder (he's now known as "The Boy Dahlia," which I hope doesn't give anyone in the real world any ideas). She's just come back from threatening Larry, who she believes killed Travis, with a knife. The detectives show up at Connie's, saying that the Korean man on the corner told them that Connie and Travis used to fight a lot. Connie's reply: "Those Koreans – they're so suspicious, ever since Hiroshima!" Then she drops the knife out of her purse. And if that isn't a way to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, I don't know what is.
Getting back to reality, though, Lange was astonishing in the episode's last scene, in which she visits Tate in jail. He's turned himself in for Larry's murder, but it's a proxy punishment, so he can serve penance for his many other sins. The way both actors work within the crazy, not-quite-definable genre where AHSlives to act out their characters' odd cat-and-mouse game is hypnotic. This scene merits multiple viewings.
But back to what most people will be talking about – Ben's shower scene, McDermott's first near-nude since AHS' second episode, I believe. Tate, as Rubber Man, attacks a towel-clad Ben after he steps out, and puts up quite a battle (that towel must have been either sewn or stapled together) before finally learning Rubber Man's identity and being subdued. Later, Tate suggests a suicide pact to Violet while Ben is unconscious. out We then learn that, yes, Violet actually died during her original suicide attempt in Murder House and has been acting out The Others ever since.
This is quite a punch to pull, and yet it doesn't deliver quite the blow it should. We should be horrified, or saddened, but because so much insanity is allowed on AHS, I find there's no room for real devastation. There is less emotional weight on a show that runs far afoul of realism. And it reminds me of another FX show, Rescue Me, which just kept killing off people. In fact, are there more dead people on the show now than living? Will Murder House eventually morph into the Six Feet Under mortuary?
With two episodes to go – and Viv giving birth next week – what do you guys think? Were you affected by the Violet reveal? How do you think Ben and Viv will respond when they realize their daughter is dead? And will you miss Larry.
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The Denver Broncos and San Francisco 49ers square off on Sunday Night Football with each team a half game out of first place in their respective divisions. The Broncos are seven point favorites at home, and both teams remain among the betting favorites to reach the Super Bowl. The big story Sunday is Peyton Manning's quest to be the NFL's read »Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes Staff


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Six simple rituals:
1. Drink a glass of water when you wake up. Your body loses water while you sleep, so you're naturally dehydrated in the morning. A glass of water when you wake helps start your day fresh.
2. Define your top 3. Every morning ask yourself, "What are the top three most important tasks that I will complete today?" Prioritizes your day accordingly and don't sleep until the Top 3 are complete.
3. The 50/10 Rule. Solo-task and do more faster by working in 50/10 increments. Use a timer to work for 50 minutes on only one important task with 10 minute breaks in between. Spend your 10 minutes getting away from your desk, going outside, calling friends, meditating, or grabbing a glass of water.
4. Move and sweat daily. Regular movement keeps us healthy and alert. It boosts energy and mood, and relieves stress.
5. Express gratitude. Gratitude fosters happiness. Each morning, think of at least five things you're thankful for. In times of stress, pause and reflect on these things.
6. Reflect daily. Bring closure to your day through 10 minutes of reflection. Asks yourself, "What went well?" and "What needs improvement?""—(via losing-every-extra-pound)
Well I feel that now it is time to tumble! I am getting closer and closer to going to Japan! I am really excited and a little nervous but I know that it is going to be a fantastic experience. I will be turning my Tumblr into a place where I share my life experiences and think aloud!
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Perth, Australia • Rain was expected to hamper the hunt Monday for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet, as a growing number of planes focus on an expanded area of the south Indian Ocean where French radar detected potential debris.
Australian Maritime Safety Authority's rescue coordination center said the search area was expanded from 59,000 to 68,500 square kilometers (22,800-26,400 square miles) on Monday, including a new separate area covered by data provided by France on Sunday.
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Two Chinese Ilyushin IL-76 planes joined the search from Perth on Monday, increasing the number of aircraft from eight on Sunday to 10, AMSA said.
It said the weather in the search area, about 2,500 kilometers (1,550 miles) southwest of Perth, was expected to deteriorate with rain likely.
Australian Transport Minister Warren Truss said "nothing of note" was found Sunday, which he described as a "fruitless day."
"It's going to be a challenge, but we'll stick at it," he told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio before the first aircraft left Perth at dawn.
He said that the new search area based on French radar data was 850 kilometers (530 miles) north of the previous search zone. He said it was not the same area that had been identified as the most likely place where the aircraft may have entered the sea, "but ... we've got to check out all the options."
"We're just, I guess, clutching at whatever little piece of information comes along to try and find a place where we might be able to concentrate the efforts," he added.
A cyclone bearing down on the Australian northwest coast "could stir up less favorable weather," he said.
Flight 370 vanished March 8 with 239 people aboard while en route from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing, setting off a multinational search that has turned up no confirmed pieces and nothing conclusive on what happened to the jet.
The latest French satellite data came to light on Sunday as Australian authorities coordinating the search sent planes and a ship to try to "re-find" a wooden pallet that appeared to be surrounded by straps of different lengths and colors.
The pallet was spotted on Saturday from a search plane, but the spotters were unable to take photos of it, and a PC Orion military plane dispatched to locate it could not find it.
"So, we've gone back to that area again today to try and re-find it," said Mike Barton, chief of the Australian rescue coordination center. "It's a possible lead," he added.
Wooden pallets are often used by ships, Barton cautioned. But he said airlines also commonly use them in cargo holds.
An official with Malaysia Airlines said Sunday night that the flight was, in fact, carrying wooden pallets. The official spoke on condition of anonymity in keeping with company policy.
AMSA said it has requested a cargo manifest from Malaysia Airlines.
When Brazilian searchers in 2009 were looking for debris from Air France Flight 447 after it mysteriously plunged into the Atlantic Ocean, they found a wooden pallet. The military initially reported the pallet came from the Air France flight, but backtracked hours later and said the plane had not been carrying any wooden pallets.
Sunday's search was frustrating because "there was cloud down to the surface, and at times we were completely enclosed by cloud," Royal Australian Air Force flight Lt. Russell Adams told reporters.
Nothing of interest was found, he said. But he added that the search was worth it because "we might do 10 sorties and find nothing, but on that 11th flight when you find something and you know that you're actually contributing to some answers for somebody."
In Paris, French Foreign Ministry spokesman Romain Nadal said in an interview with The Associated Press that the satellite radar echoes "identified some debris that could be from the Malaysian Airlines plane."
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This is such a good post about another disease that needs to "come out of the closet" and be talked about. Yes, it's a disease, and a tough one at that. The thing about this one is that on the outside you look just completely normal, when on the inside you might be a mess that day. No, you are not crazy – just having an off day. It's good you can talk about it.
As always, you are completely AWESOME! I've gotten better at the "off days"…it was one of the hardest posts I've ever written…just because of all the WRONG pre-concieved notions about mental illness. *sigh* I tend to keep silent about it…
I'd not seen this. Bipolar is so common these days (probably always was — just misdiagnosed). Some of the most compassionate, productive, and amazing people I know have it. So, you're in good company!


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Cory Giger from the Altoona Mirror does a nice job on this video with Altoona Curve pitcher Rudy Owens It sounds like Owens understands the decision, but he was torn when asked about staying with the Curve for the playoffs or a promotion to AAA.
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Yet Another Literary Hoax
Posted by The Curator on Tue Mar 04, 2008
One week after Misha Defonseca confessed that she didn't really grow up with wolves, as she claimed in her memoir of her childhood in war-torn Europe, another literary hoax has surfaced. Love and Consequences, by Margaret B. Jones, purports to be a non-fiction memoir of the author's life "as a half-white, half-Native American girl growing up in South-Central Los Angeles as a foster child among gang-bangers, running drugs for the Bloods." In reality, as the NY Times reports: "Margaret B. Jones is a pseudonym for Margaret Seltzer, who is all white and grew up in the well-to-do Sherman Oaks section of Los Angeles, in the San Fernando Valley, with her…
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Hoax Holocaust Memoir
Posted by The Curator on Mon Mar 03, 2008
The big news in the world of hoaxes, revealed last week (and already posted in the forum), was the revelation that Misha Defonseca's best-selling, non-fiction memoir of growing up in war-torn Europe turns out to be fiction. (Thanks to everyone who forwarded me links to the news.) Defonseca's memoir, Misha: A Memoir of the Holocaust Years (also titled Surviving with Wolves), describes how when she was a young child her Jewish parents were seized by the Nazis, forcing her to wander Europe alone until she was adopted by a pack of wolves in the Warsaw ghetto. The reality is that she wasn't…
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Why do we encourage children to be gullible?
Posted by The Curator on Wed Feb 20, 2008
Tom Bell, in the Agoraphilia blog, asks an interesting question. Why does children's fiction promote credulity as a virtue? Children's fiction employs this trope so often that it fits a formula. A wise character tries to convince the protagonist that something wonderful will happen if only he or she will earnestly believe an improbability. Consider, for instance, how Yoda tells Luke to cast aside all doubt if he wants to levitate his x-wing from the swamps of Dagobah. "Do, or do not. There is no try," Yoda explains. Following the usual script, Luke resists, courting disaster, before he finally…
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Quick Links: Feb 1, 2008
Posted by The Curator on Fri Feb 01, 2008
Dave, the forecasting pig "'Darke County Dave,' a local hog, will opine -- or oswine -- on America's economic outlook on Friday, the Ohio treasurer's office said. In his inaugural outing, Dave will choose between a trough of sugar or one of sawdust to gauge the the economy's future course at the event in Greenville, Ohio, northwest of Dayton." (Thanks, Gary) How to say "Mr. Rose Apple Nose" in Thai sign language "Sign language interpreters in Thailand have run afoul of some ruling party supporters by holding their noses to refer to the new prime minister." Big Gary comments: "Here's another of those 'awkward translation' stories, this one apparently true. I…
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Loch Ness Monster Poetry
Posted by The Curator on Sat Jan 26, 2008
In the article about the Loch Ness Monster in the hoaxipedia, I've posted some Nessie haiku contributed by readers. I'm quite proud of my own contribution: Lurking in the deep, centuries old. Addicted to tourist sushi. But far more accomplished poets have also been inspired by Nessie. Glasgow's poet laureate, Edwin Morgan, included a poem, "The Loch Ness Monster's Song," in his 1970 collection Twelve Songs. Here it is: Sssnnnwhufffffl? Hnwhuffl hhnnwfl…
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Quick Links: January 14, 2008
Posted by The Curator on Tue Jan 15, 2008
Nuclear Reactor in Garage A 22-year-old man was boasting on an amateur science blog that he had built a mini-nuclear reactor in his garage. His boasts earned him a visit from federal authorities who determined that he didn't actually have a nuclear reactor. But he did have some kind of strange experiment going on that, had it continued, "would have been a cleanup issue." (Thanks, Joe) Dead Man Cashing Check Scam "Two men were arrested on Tuesday after pushing a corpse, seated in an office chair, along the sidewalk to a check-cashing store to cash the dead man's Social Security check." (Thanks, Gary) Facebook President Hoax
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Fake is Japan's Annual Symbol
Posted by The Curator on Mon Dec 17, 2007
The Japan Kanji ability assessment association has selected the Chinese character meaning "fake" as the symbol that best describes Japan in 2007. Xinhuanet.com reports: The result represented Japanese people's anger over the society's darkness exposed in 2007, including a series of financial scandals involving Cabinet ministers, the Social Insurance Agency's blunder of losing about 50 million pension records and some well-know food companies' forgery of production dates. My wife was recently thinking of getting a small tattoo, because she's always wanted one, but has never had the courage to get one. So I told her that if she got one,…
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Spammed by the Disinformation Company
Posted by The Curator on Fri Dec 07, 2007
Authors love to read reviews of their books, especially positive ones. So, as an author, it's difficult to resist the temptation to periodically check out the Amazon page for your book, to see if readers have posted any new reviews of it. However, in Hippo Eats Dwarf I pointed out the danger of taking such reviews too seriously because so many of them are posted either by friends of the author -- or by rivals. In fact, I actually invited people to post fake reviews of Hippo Eats Dwarf. (You need to go to the early reviews to find the fake ones -- they're obvious when you see them.) Inviting people to post fake reviews…
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What's in a name
Posted by The Curator on Tue Nov 06, 2007
Qamar Mohammed Malik, a Pakistan-born engineer, submitted his CV to the Amec Group construction company, but was told that the company had no suitable vacancies. He then submitted a similar CV with inferior qualifications, but using a fake Welsh name, Rhyddir Aled Lloyd-Hilbert. This time he was told there was a job vacancy and was offered an interview. Malik has now filed a lawsuit against the Amec Group, accusing the company of racism. The company defends itself, saying that, ""Mr Lloyd-Hilbert" was contacted for interview with regard to the quality inspector vacancy and not Mr Malik because the former indicated he was about to move to Wales whereas the latter had a Reading address."…
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Insulting Surnames
Posted by The Curator on Tue Nov 06, 2007
The Vancouver Sun reports that linguistics researchers believe that many common surnames began as insults. For instance, centuries ago a guy might have been nicknamed "John the Bastard," and the insulting epithet would become his last name, adhering to all his descendants (until someone eventually changed it): there is a whole category of names that are believed to have been given to children abandoned to orphanages - including the French name Jette (meaning "thrown out"), the Italian name Esposito (meaning "exposed") and the English name Parrish (meaning someone who was raised at the expense of the community.) ... Both the…
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The Happy Endings Foundation
Posted by The Curator on Mon Oct 08, 2007
The Happy Endings Foundation believes that all children's books should have happy endings. Those that don't should be banned. The organization was (supposedly) started seven years ago by Adrienne Small after she noticed that her daughter seemed miserable after reading Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Mrs. Small plans to rewrite the Lemony Snicket books to give them a happy ending. Some upcoming events planned by the Happy Endings Foundation include a Halloween "fun and greeting" celebration instead of trick or treating. "Children will be encouraged to knock on someone's door and offer a smlie." Sounds fun. A few days later the…
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Man hits head - Suddenly knows English
Posted by The Curator on Mon Sep 17, 2007
Cranky Media Guy forwarded me this article on Ananova.com about a Czech speedway rider who suffered a concussion during a race, was knocked out, and woke up speaking perfect English, with a posh British accent... even though he barely spoke a word of English before. His command of English only lasted for 48 hours, at which point his memory returned, as did his native Czech, and his English disappeared. CMG is skeptical. He says, "The Foreign Accent Syndrome mentioned in the last paragraph is a real phenomenon but that's very different from a guy who doesn't speak a language suddenly acquiring the ability to speak it, which I can't see could be possible."
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Mayor Bans "I can't"
Posted by The Curator on Wed Sep 05, 2007
In an effort to instill a can-do attitutde in his workers, a Russian mayor has "ordered his bureaucrats to stop using expressions such as 'I don't know' and 'I can't.'" Seems like a double-plus ungood policy. How should they respond if asked, "Can you say 'I can't'?" Link: cnews.canoe.ca
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What will J.K. Rowling write next?
Posted by The Curator on Tue Aug 21, 2007
At the Edinburgh International Book Festival crime-writer Ian Rankin recently announced that he had some inside intelligence about what fellow Edinburgh resident J.K. Rowling was planning to write next. This announcement was then printed in the Sunday Times: The Sunday Times newspaper quoted Ian Rankin, a fellow author and neighbor of Rowling's, as saying the creator of the "Harry Potter" books is turning to crime fiction. "My wife spotted her writing her Edinburgh criminal detective novel," the newspaper, which was available late Saturday, quoted Rankin as telling a reporter at an Edinburgh literary festival. "It is great that…
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Author pretends to have book selected for Oprah's Book Club
Posted by The Curator on Sat Aug 18, 2007
Author Bill Schneider claimed on his website that his most recent (self-published) novel, Crossed Paths, had been selected for Oprah's Book Club. He also claimed that Oprah had interviewed him on her show. To prove this, he posted a full, five-page transcript of the interview. Turns out none of this was true. A spokeswoman for Oprah Winfrey said, "He is misrepresenting himself and he has no relationship with Oprah's Book Club." Schneider, who also is director of the Office of Tourism for Provincetown, Massachusetts, now says he made "an error in judgement." The mystery here is…
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Can fictional characters be President? Can this be a thing? Because Presidents worship fictional characters so I don't see why not. Funny how we are still fighting this same fight two decades later. Get it together, America.
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Skull Killer Jakiō スカルキラー邪鬼王 (1990)
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Skull Killer Jakio スカルキラー邪鬼王 (1990)
superman is so cool. even when he's doing goofy bumbling stuff as clark kent he finds ways to save people.
I love the illusion Nagai created on this page by linking the shapes between panels. This is how you do widescreen.
Finished Asura's Wrath. Great multimedia whatever-it-is ,but I mainly wanted to point out how fucking fantastic the animation is. It's full of dynamic camera angles and movement, the timing is EXCELLENT and it uses the same extreme distortion techniques as traditional animation. It is seriously some top-tier CGI and I feel like all those anime studios doing shitty 3D stuff need to take note.
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Skull Killer Jakio (スカルキラー邪鬼王) by Ken Ishikawa. As far as I can tell this is the first instance of the bio/living mecha concept.
Skull Killer Jakio (スカルキラー邪鬼王) by Ken Ishikawa. As far as I can tell this is the first instance of the bio/living mecha concept.
So I just beat the first episode of Asura's Wrath and… wow.
this is basically Ken Ishikawa: the video game, isn't it?
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I feel too many women have lost their feminine touch. Too many gals fail to limit their tomboy traits of jeans, tees, tattoos, smoking, short hair, tough attitude, etc. A few is OK, but too many and you lose what makes you so beautiful in the first place, your femininity.
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It's no secret South Bend Animal Care and Control has had its fair share of problems. That includes employee firings, high euthanasia rates to broken relationships within the community.
However this weekend the shelter hopes to put those problems in the past and make a fresh start.
There will be an open house from 10 a.m. to noon at the shelter with tours and a chance to meet the shelter's new manager, Matt Harmon. Mayor Pete Buttigieg and area veterans will also raise a new flag outside of the shelter as a symbolic gesture of new hope and faith.
On July 8th Harmon was hired by the city with the ultimate goal of lowering the euthanasia rate. He admits it's not an easy task and will take time with lots of help.
But so far this year it's been reduced by eight percent for cats and dogs.
In 2012, 64 percent of companion animals at the shelter were euthanized. So far in 2013, 56 percent have been euthanized.
Harmon says adopting dogs isn't as difficult as cats. "We have so many fantastic cats that need homes and we want to get them out there and that's going to be a major, major step in the right direction," he says.
The shelter is flooded with kittens but not enough volunteers.
"We absolutely need volunteers and we need help from the community," responds Harmon. "We need assistance as far as all hands on deck and that's for everyone here at the shelter and the community as well."
Finding more volunteers and lowering the euthanasia rates are among many other hurdles he faces.
"The euthanasia rates are a big problem," he says. "It's a problem people in the community really want and need to see improved."
Right now the shelter's own volunteer group, CARE, sends out a mass email with pictures of adoptable dogs to rescue groups. Common Council Member Valerie Schey has been the long time organizer behind CARE. She sends out pictures and descriptions of dogs with email blasts to area rescue groups.
However Harmon says more can be done to reach out to the community.
Overall people simply don't know about a shelter the city fought for years to build. "The public has not seen an eagerness to improve what we're doing here at the shelter in the past," he says.
Harmon has lofty goals ahead but with only a staff of nine and not all of them are full time, it's an uphill battle.
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Me: Hannah Montana bobblehead, Caroline McCarthy
Me: Mothership DVD edition, 50 blank CDs (I have two desks in an L-shaped configuration, so I have more space to clutter.)
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It is too. Now I feel like a mocha. The better to insulate against the weather.
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14. As a secondary teacher, I'm beginning to despair when it comes to "they're", "there" and "their"; not to mention "to", "two" and "too". Why are we so afraid to correct these simple mistakes which make all the difference at a later stage?
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James Holmes applied for a membership at a gun range in Colorado last month but never became a member because the range's owner was spooked by his voicemail message.
Holmes emailed an application to join the Lead Valley Range in Byers on June 25, the range's owner, Glenn Rotkovich, told Fox News.
But when Rotkovich called him back, he says Holmes' voicemail was "incoherent, just bizarre, really bizarre -- slurring words, but he didn't sound drunk, just strange -- I could make out 'James' somewhere in it."
Rotkovich says he told the staff that if Holmes were to show up at the range, that the staff should get him immediately. He says he always likes to meet applicants before accepting them, and Holmes' application was particularly devoid of personal information.
On Holmes' application, he checked off boxes saying he was not prohibited by law from possessing firearms or ammunition; had not been convicted of any domestic violence offense and was not facing pending felony criminal charges or domestic offenses.
so tired of even lookin at this guy.
The gun range owner could have helped prevented this tragic shooting by letting him be a member and reported his actions to the Cops.
This owner is a dumbass. He should have called the police, typical idiot.
was the dude who gave him a 'no' wearing a big flowing black robe, and have a deep authoritative booming 'god like' voice? ...
LAZY REPORTING. The club DID NOT refuse his membership. In fact they called him and left messages three times trying to recruit him. He just never returned the calls. It's really disgusting that this Glenn Rotkovich is even bringing this to the press. S***BAG.
The gun range owner didn't deny him membership. He told his staff to alert him if they heard from this guy so that they could further vett him. Holmes never returned the calls.
If only Bass Pro Shops was as suspicious as this guy was.
did the whole media infantry bother to pull up all the dirt like this in the zimmerboy case? did that psycho consider a gun or shooting range before he killed some teenager? did he have any creepy 'youth camp' group photos taken before he massacred a teenager? did he leave behind any creepy facebook accounts before he massacred a teenager? or did the media find his past to be very proper and real spic and span? no pun intended..
The NRA...may they all burn in hell...right along side "right to bear arms" john Holmes!
Get with the program NRA it's a new day!!! This could have been one of your kids in that movie theater!!!
Rolkovich didn't have much to go on since he never even talked with devilboy, so you can't really blame him for not calling the cops.
The gun range owner after he heard the voice mail. He could have prevented this trajedy. Pwilkers2012
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Super Dungeon Explore: Forgotten King doesn't look like your standard, blood-and-chainmail tabletop wargame. The monsters are rotund and cartoony, and the heroes, with their anime eyes and giant heads balanced on tiny bodies, look like children's toys. It's a remarkably gentle entry in a genre that ... More >>
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Melanie Asmar's post last week about an appearance by Aurora theater shooting victim Stephen Barton at an anti-gun-violence rally featured a photo of him with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who's also called for stricter firearms regulations. That prompted one reader to tee off on both for a ... More >>
America loves Sriracha. The screaming-red, medium-spicy Asian condiment -- made with chiles, vinegar, garlic, sugar and salt -- is named for the Thai city of Si Racha, an mass-produced by Huy Fong Foods in clear plastic squeeze bottles with green caps and and signature rooster pictures , which inspi ... More >>
The drink menu at Ace, this year's Best New Bar winner, features no shortage of cocktails -- 64 combinations, to be exact. Intrigued by the large number of options, we recently stopped by to sip and sample from Ace's new happy-hour menu, and bar manager Randy Layman was kind enough to serve up all 6 ... More >>
Today is National Lemonade Day, and it's not just for kids. For the past few days, local restaurants have been taking a stand on this holiday, raising funds to combat childhood cancer. In 2000, four-year-old cancer patient Alexandra Scott decided to set up a lemonade stand in front of her house to ... More >>
Someday, Patrick Creager and his wife, Ari Murdock, would like to open up a soda fountain. "I love the concept of a modern soda shop," he explains. "I really delved in behind the bar at Olivea, and I found ways to incorporate fruits and vegetables and spices and herbs with sugar as a medium. Then I ... More >>
The warm weather has us constantly craving ice cream, and yesterday, we listed our five best Denver parlors. While those are the places we're most likely to go for a double-scoop cone, ice cream parlors aren't the only places in town that turn out the dessert we crave: there are quite a few Denver r ... More >>
When money and ethics collide, the crash is usually fun to watch. But when you throw public school meals into that mix, you get an ugly food fight with few winners and lots of losers -- and those losers are kids who are just trying to eat their lunches and get to recess.
Yesterday, Josh Burbank, barman at Jax Fish House, showed us how he makes homemade root beer. Now he's weighing on his mentors, behind-the-bar antics gone awry, and putting his blood, sweat and tears into every drink.
As bartenders in this town dive deeper into their craft, we've seen a lot of housemade sodas pop up on lists. Several places make their own tonic, for instance, and a few turn out their own ginger beers. We know of places trying to work out the kinks of more ambitious sodas, too, and at least one -- ... More >>
Rocket Fizz Denver.It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that adults love candy and soda pop just as much as kids. According to Patrick Evans, owner of the new Rocket Fizz Soda Pop and Candy Shop at Writer's Square (technically 1512 Larimer Street), the majority of his customers a ... More >>
Sarah CowellWhen Oak at Fourteenth shuttered last spring due to remodel after a fire, the staff and management seized a unique opportunity: While they scurried to get the restaurant rebuilt, they also spent the down months studying and creating so that when the place reopened, they'd be at th ... More >>
Kelsey WhippleMeet Coca-Cola's freestyle soda fountain: 100 flavors to choose from before you still opt for Dr Pepper.The Qdoba at Sixth and Grant has housed Coca-Cola's 100-flavor freestyle soda fountain for three weeks now, but the Terminator of the carbonated world is still creating lines ... More >>
Go ahead, bring your dog to work.It's the second-longest day of the year today, and not just because, like Garfield, you hate Mondays -- it's because it's the Summer Solstice tomorrow, so literally. And while solstices (solsti?) are generally holidays for pagan hippies who celebrate them by d ... More >>
They say that Punxsutawney Phil, the groundhog, did not see his shadow in Pennsylvania this morning, which means it will be an early spring. For those of us who've suffered through Denver's sub-zero temperatures these last few days, that's hopeful news -- but we also know from years past tha ... More >>
Number 10.It's the time of year for the giving and receiving so-called White Elephant gifts -- which, for those of us into kitsch stuff, can be better than receiving something allegedly classier. Understanding this, our friends at Arc Thrift Stores of Colorado have assembled their "must-have" ... More >>
ROOT Flip: ROOT, Carpano Antica formula, sugar, whole eggColt & Gray was teeming with people last night, packed into the bar and apologizing right and left as they tripped over one another trying to maneuver the room. Clearly, if you build an open bar, they will come. And that's exactly wha ... More >>
Soda, like most everything else in the world, has a lifespan. Some sodas live long and prosper, while others die and fade away (or, as is true of a few on this list, end up in the bargain section at Walmart). This list is devoted to those drinks that quenched our thirst, kept us awake, and ... More >>
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Lori MidsonOn Monday, February 22, Matt Selby, executive chef of Steuben's and Vesta Dipping Grill, will join 15 of the nation's top chefs and mixologists in Washington DC, as part of the Share Our Strength contingent at the Democratic Governor's Association conference. Selby, who is the chef ... More >>
It's not the real thing, but you may think it isStoners, beware! Mary Jane's Relaxing Soda does not contain pot. But 28-year-old soda jerk Matt Moody, the drink's inventor, insists that Mary Jane lives up to its name. "It's not a high, but it would be close to draw a comparison and that was ... More >>
The Lancer Lounge is crowded, but you can sidle up to the bar easily. Which is sort of surprising, given that it's "panic hour," where well drinks and draft beer are free. I guess it helps that it's 10 p.m. on a Monday -- no time for an upstanding citizen to be drinking this much liquor -- but this ... More >>
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Following in the footsteps of such rival fast-food chains as Burger King, McDonald's and Wendy's, Sonic Drive-In is now offering twelve items for a dollar each on its new Everyday Value Menu. The deals are available all day long, and include the Jr. Deluxe Burger, Chicken Strip Sandwich, Jr. Fritos ... More >>
I love oranges and cream together. Those Dreamsicles really are dreamy in my mind, and I've also developed quite a fondness for Stewart's Orange 'n Cream soda. First Reactions: When I spied these new Sunkist Float sodas, described as "a creamy blend of Sunkist soda and ice cream flavor," I imagin ... More >>
"No more root beer for me, bartender. I'm driving." Happy Hour: It's no longer just for alcohol. That's the idea behind the Red Trolley ice cream shop's root beer float happy hour. The phrase alone inspires giddy excitement; saying it aloud will certainly leave a childish grin on your face. ... More >>
With Liz away on maternity leave, it was left to Aubrey to find willing test subjects to try her latest Walgreen's find: Brach's Soda Poppers soda flavored filled hard candies. The task proved harder than you might think, since it seems there are a lot of hard candy haters out there and most people, ... More >>
Last Friday, my friend Greg got an e-mail from a buddy in L.A. who was all excited about a new liquor he was planning to try that weekend that's made with cocaine -- sort of. Greg and his girlfriend got online to research this European concoction that's been compared to absinthe, and found a feature ... More >>
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Ex-members of Kill City Thrillers, Scott Baio Army and Call Sign Cobra come back for a sort of homecoming.
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Tinta de Verona
This post-Soviet sitcom isn't worth Putin up with.
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Photos above and below from a Sunday protest of the government shutdown, now in its second week. Shared by outtacontext in the Boing Boing Flickr Pool. Read the rest
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"The Ancients," by Ben Leshchinsky. "The center of our galaxy, the Milky Way, crowns the ancient statues of Easter Island." Shared in the Boing Boing Flickr Pool.
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Boing Boing reader John K. Goodman shares a series of photographs with us that tell a magical story about a sea lion and his son, Sean. Every time John and his son visit the Long Beach aquarium, she loves to play with Sean's dad's keys. Wonderful photos resulted.Read the rest
Jen van der Meer snapped this wonderful photo of a nice man sharing power with strangers in NYC, after massive outages from Hurricane Sandy. Click for large. (thanks, @aileengraef!)
East Village swamped! #newyorkcity #nyc #ev #flood #avenuec
Artist Christy Lee Rogers, who is based in Hawaii. Her "Reckless Unbound" series will be on display at Aesthesia Studios in LA in November. More at gupmagazine.com:
Without the use of post-production manipulation, Rogers' works are made in-camera, on the spot, in water and at night. She applies her technique to bodies submerged in water during tropical nights in Hawaii. Through a fragile process of experimentation, she builds elaborate scenes of coalesced colours and entangled bodies that exalt the human character as one of vigour and warmth, while also capturing the beauty and vulnerability of the tragic experience that is the human condition.
Boing Boing reader Ben Leshchinsky shares this wonderful photo in the Boing Boing Flickr pool and says, "About 10 km from the ancient city of Machu Picchu, we had the good fortune of seeing a magnificent rainbow over the Rio Urubamba in the Andes Mountains of Peru. Moments like this evoke remarkable feelings of introspection and wonder."
My boyfriend Miles O'Brien lost his beloved little sister to breast cancer today. She was only 46 years old.
They both lost their mom to it a few weeks after I was diagnosed with the same disease.
There is so much to say about what a beautiful soul Aileen was, what a cruel and ugly and brutal disease breast cancer is, how torturous treatment is, how enraging it is that science and medicine have nothing better to offer us yet, how unjust the financial devastation a diagnosis brings to so many women is—and, most of all, what it means to those of us with cancer to have the kind of support in our lives that men like Miles provide, selflessly and heroically and with unconditional love.
But for now, I just want the world to see, respect, and remember this photograph Miles took of his sister this morning, shortly before her life ended. He brought her dog Jethro from her home to the hospice house so Jethro could also say goodbye.
Gone but still loved by all. RIP Aileen Crimmings O'Brien Graef - 10/30/64-8/21/2012
She is survived by two beautiful daughters, Katie and Aileen, whom she loved very much.
And, their dog Jethro.
Update: Miles and her daughters suggest that donations in honor of Aileen be sent to Visiting Nurses Association of the Treasure Coast (@vnatc), 1110 35th Lane. Vero Beach, FL 32960. This is the hospice center that cared for Aileen in her final days. Services at Strunk Funeral Home, 916 17th Street, Vero Beach, FL 32960. If you wish to send cards or flowers, this is the best address.
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Above, a NASA photo of astronaut Don Pettit, Expedition 31 flight engineer, posing with some sweet-ass digital cameras in the Cupola of the International Space Station. ISS031-E-112469 (10 June 2012).
I hereby propose that someone launch a tumblr with more photos like this, to be titled FUCK YEAH DON PETTIT.
Larger sizes at OnOrbit, via PetaPixel, via BB's sainted sysadmin Ken.
Update: FUCKYEAHDONPETTIT.tumblr.com is now a thing.
André Kuipers, a Dutch physician and astronaut with the European Space Agency, was on board the ISS when the SpaceX Dragon vehicle berthed. He took this photograph, and wrote,
Inside of the Dragon module. Beautiful. Spacious, Modern. Blue LEDs. Feels a bit like a sci-fi filmset. Of course it is from Los Angeles.
He wrote more about the historic space milestone here, on his blog.
Last Friday was a special day on my mission. Don and I docked the SpaceX's cargoship Dragon to the Space Station. Dragon brings new equipment for the crew. On the 31st of May it will return to Earth with supplies from the others and myself. The Dragon mission is the operational highlight of my mission. But it is also a milestone for international spaceflight. This is the first time that a commercial spacecraft has flown to the ISS and docked with the Station. You could say a new era of spaceflight has begun. Soon private companies will take people to and from space.
German riot police carry a demonstrator fully covered in paint as police clears the camp of occupy protestors in front of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt, May 16, 2012.
A worker paints a single-seater submarine designed by Zhang Wuyi and his fellow engineers at a shipyard in Wuhan, Hubei province May 7, 2012. Zhang, a 37-year-old local farmer, who is interested in scientific inventions, has made six miniature submarines with several fellow engineers, one of which was sold to a businessman in Dalian at a price of 100,000 yuan ($15,855) last October. The submarines, mainly designed for harvesting aquatic products, such as sea cucumber, have a diving depth of 20-30 metres, and can travel for 10 hours, local media reported.
Boing Boing reader Renee Rendler-Kaplan of Chicago, IL went to the National Restaurant Association's trade show, and shot this photograph of a terrified pizza pie. I don't really know what this is, actually. I just know that I will never look at pizza the same way again. And, the strange orange color reminds me of Tanning Mom. Or John Boehner. If you're in the area, the NRA expo continues through May 8. (via Boing Boing Flickr Pool)


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St. Joseph feeder pigs
The St. Joseph feeder pig auction, St. Joseph, Mo., reported estimated receipts of 50 head June 30, according to the USDA-Missouri Department of Agriculture Market News, St. Joseph, Mo.
There were not enough feeder pigs on offer for an adequate market test. Prices were paid per head on actual weights.
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Boston School Bus Crashes On I-90 Westbound Near Fenway
A Boston school bus crashed into a guard rail on the Massachusetts Turnpike early Wednesday afternoon.
Bus Driver Crashed Into Auburn Home On First Day In Service
The man driving a regional transit bus that crashed into a house in central Massachusetts earlier this week was on his first day of service.
Bus Crashes Into Auburn Home
A Worcester Regional Transit Authority bus crashed into an Auburn home.
Bus Driver Arraigned In February Soldiers Field Road Crash
The bus driver charged in a crash on Soldiers Field Road in February that left some students with serious injuries was in court Tuesday.
Bus Driver Charged In February Soldiers Field Road Crash
The driver of the tour bus that struck a bridge overpass on Soldiers Field Road in February is now facing criminal charges.
Brockton Transit Bus Crashes, Ends Up In Yard Near Home
A Brockton Area Transit bus collided with a tractor trailer truck and ended up in a yard Tuesday.
Bus Driver May Have Had Medical Incident Before I-95 Crash
The driver of a tour bus that ran off a highway north of Boston Tuesday night may have had a medical episode just before the crash.
Bus Carrying UMaine Basketball Team Crashes On I-95 In Georgetown
State Police say the bus was carrying college students from Maine when it crossed into the northbound lanes and into a wooded area.
Bus Driver May Have Been Distracted By GPS Before Soldiers Field Road Crash
The man behind the wheel of the tour bus that slammed into an overpass in Boston Saturday night may have been distracted.
MassDOT: No Plans To Raise Height Of Overpass After Bus Crash
Massachusetts Department of Transportation officials say there are no plans to raise the height of a Boston overpass during scheduled repairs next year.