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A short comissioned piece i did for Tomska of Cakebomb.co.uk
I wanted to try a different animation style this time around and i think it worked out quite well. Also was my first proper time animating to sound instead of vice versa, that'll take time to get used to.
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Just one thing. I've seen your other flashes on NG, all of which are great, and seem to have an overarcing storyline, but it's all so disjointed, I don't fully get the story. Have you made other flashes/comics/whatever that fill in the huge gaps between your flashes here on NG? It's been bugging me for a while.
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FYI: PLEASE USE EDIT TAB FOR CORRECTIONS ,ITS TOP RIGHT ON MEMORIAL PAGE. I approve of them with 1 push of a button.if anyone wants info i have books on church records for Zion , n UCC in Kratzerville, also Salem in Sel, N also Glendale in Middleburg n also, can get,but i gave away the records for St Johns in Mt.Pleasant Mills,Pa..ty.i do not recreate any names, referring to the middle initials of married woman, i just learned this , bc i saw epitaphs where the middle initial did not match the middle name, it was the maiden name initial.plus my alive 90 year old cousins told me this bc its on their graves already,.. sometimes not always, but more than u think.... .Yes you may use my photos as u please,but be so kind to give me credit when using them,ty..Also, I replaced my 5mp camera with a 18 mp. so my photos will be more clear..I will transfer non family names, so just ask..I miss all my late relatives, even the ones I only heard stories about.they r all loved & missed & helped me be the person I & my kids are today.also if u want me to delete a site i will as long as its not my family or friends or something i have a i interest in.
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Hi Tiffany thank you for your reply -so the cover photo of the Every Green Cemetery entrace photo can't be scrapped? All the other photos apply personally to George T Burgard ... Thank you for all the work you do I lov grave memorials. Jeanie
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I see you left flowers for him here in Wisconsin. So you must have some interest. So I thought I would let you know I posted new photos.
I translated the verse on the reverse side as well. It should be added to memorial shortly.
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HI Tiffany I am so glad you do these grave Memorials,I really appreciate them! Thank you But I have a request if you could please remove the picture of the entrace to th cemetery it self on "George Turner Burgard" I could add another picture of his face. Thank you Jeanie
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Thanks for your support of Find A Grave. However, I don't think the headstone at Fairview is my Sarah who was born in 1871 and might be at Odd Fellows. I'll see what I can learn from that cemetery.
I suspect the Sarah buried at Fairview died in Williamsport (single) and was buried at Danville. Death certificate does not mention the cemetery.
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Hi! Maybe you can help me. Do you know why everyone refers to Ray's wife as "Laura"? Her headstone says Arla and I have Arla in my notes but other trees also say "Laura". I can't figure it out. Arla's mother was Laura Hummel. Did I miss a generation?? Thanks!
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Hi Tiffany: Isaac and Annie are both buried in lot 466, Lewisburg Cemetery. Neither one has a grave marker. They are buried on the west half of the lot behind the Stricklands who are in the east half. I will post a photo of the location.
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Backseat Grab Handles for easy entry for kids
Over time I think my sons (8 and 5) will find it easier to climb into the back of our new 4 door Wrangler but these fix the problem now and I get "cool dad" points from my boys.:2thumbsup:
I started with 15' of 3/8" black rope picked up from Lowe's and mocked out the knots to get a rough idea on the length needed for each piece. After measuring I decided 65" would be just right. Here's the first knot (just folded rope in half) This hangs on the outer peg of front seat headrest. http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...r_op/003-2.jpg Next I tied a double fisherman's knot to create the handle http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...rmans-Knot.jpg http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...r_op/002-1.jpg I tied the second exactly the same and pulled the heck out of both to tighten up the knots http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...r_op/004-2.jpg I removed the drivers side head rest and hung the first handle on the out side peg http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...r_op/005-2.jpg Followed up by the passengers side http://i1196.photobucket.com/albums/...r_op/006-2.jpg Last thing to do was kid test which resulted in high fives and of course dad's jeep is cooler than mom's.:highfive: |
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention it only cost about $7.00 for the rope or $3.50 each
Got a feeling that if you don't make a set of these for Mom's Jeep, you will be cooking your own supper.
Nice idea on the handles. |
Awesome idea! Let the kids pick their own rope color and they will mod for life!
I like the results you got from this. My 5 and 8 year old have the same issues getting in and always reach up to the back of the seat. I have a lot of nylon webbing lying around from my rock climbing days. Your description gives me something to work with. I wish Jeep would put some bolts about halfway up the B pillar to attach a handle to. How did yours hold up over time?
Very nice; I love to see user fabbed mods.:thumbsup:
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I love it. My little cousins will love it. I wonder how much weight you can put in that though?
I'm a big guy and I've probably pushed back in my seat way more than anyone would ever pull on the handles while getting in. Like I said before, I do have a 'no hold' policy for these while riding. That's what the handles mounted above the doors are for. |
Well I made my own rear seat grab handle using some nylon webbing and some grommets, work well, now just need to get my side steps on.
I would want to bring the two sides of the loop together (long sleeve or whipping) down far enough to make it into a little D-handle to eliminate any chance of choking/strangulation.
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This will be a great idea for when I get mine.
Just kidding but then again... |
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T01450 Michael Lewis Myers 1906
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Canvas, 27¿ x 32¾ (70 x 83).
Presented by Mrs Beatrice Benson 1971.
At the request of the benefactor the portrait is inscribed on the frame 'Michael Lewis Myers Esq. Freeman of the City of London Late of Stone Farm Broadstairs. Presented by his sister Mrs Beatrice Benson late of Abercorn Place St John's Wood London'.
Michael Lewis Myers (1879–1969) became a Freeman of the City of London by patrimony in December 1930.
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Gee it is hard.Online dating isn't my forte.But 1 thing is certain.U gotta trust ur instincts.there r ppl who r waiting to expose u but also dating online allows u to meet ppl u never met before.so really its ur choice.
tecnically your wrong in away., lets say you "dated" out your resources XD and you want to meet new people., [technology is there for you], but unless you've tried then i guess it is kinda sad.,Originally Posted by henzor
in my opinion, online dating is sorta good in way, as long as your planning to meet them asap then its fine., but a long relationship and not being able to hear or see the person you are infactuated with would just be in vain., standard meeting timezone to see them after agreeing to date, one month XD.,
well something along those lines i've made my point, if not then live with, i dont make sense 86% of the time
Thank you sooo much Pyro Psycho>
Gee it is hard.Online dating isn't my forte.But 1 thing is certain.U gotta trust ur instincts.there r ppl who r waiting to expose u but also dating online allows u to meet ppl u never met before.so really its ur choice.
if you are talking about meeting ppl you talk over the internet then it is fun i met some of them and will meet some more it is really fun b/c you meet ppl who have something in comon with you .... like animes
but if you are talking about the other kind of dateing then that is a big no know never tryed it never knew someone who wanted to do that (with me)
there is nothing bad aslong as you know that personne you want to meet
I never know just why you run so far away...far away from me
Its risky, just don't put high hopes of finding a serious partner online, but if you do you have my congrats because you are one lucky bastard. If you are interested in a person over the net i would say to a little background check of that person first if possible before falling head over heels on him/her.
Dating online isn't the best way, but sometimes it's the only way.
Like in my case, my loved-one lives in Helsinki about 250km away from me
and only way we can enjoy each other company atm is to call to each other and
send e-mails and talk in MSN.
It has been like this for 4months or so, but thank god at this summer we can
have whole 2 weeks just for us.
Love hurts...trust me I know, I really do...
I just don't think online dating would ever work. I mean sure, there is probably a few that have gotten together for sex because of the web and a much fewer number have gotten married because of it. I'm pretty sure no one posting here is part of that few number. What sort of success ratio is that? And thats just using those two events as a criteria for success. You'd probably have more luck at a frat party, and with the divorce ratio at 50%.....
online dating can'r work even if you meet the person and they move or go back home it won't last long (happened with me and friend) plain and simple it can't work
I'm not really all for Online Dating if your LOOKING for it.
Example: If your on a site just to find "Love" then no I don't Agree that it's best.
But, On the Other hand, I myself am in a relationship and we met online...He's in Ireland...
I'm in Michigan.
We met here on AO But we weren't looking for love. It just fell into place.
We are planning on seeing each other later this year when some things clear up with my family and I am able to go see him or him come see me.
You know, I always told myself I wouldn't be in an online relationship, because there's so much risk. But then, think about it...you and another person become great friends online and then you fall in love. Is it wrong? No.
It's like bumping into somebody and then becoming friends and then falling in love.
I HATE that I'm in an online relationship...I absolutely Hate it.
Because I'm not with him and he lives so far away.
I hate that I met him online because I can't see him so far away.
But I love him to death. And am soo thankful that I met him here because It's the only way I wouldv'e met him.
If its a relationship that you both can tell to your friends and family, then that means its Ultimetely real.
Don't go looking for love. Let it find you. Whether on the Net or Wherever you go.
Love comes in many different shapes and sizes.
Don't fool around. Keep it real. Don't have sex before marriage.
Don't make promises you aren't willing to keep. Be yourself. Don't ever ever get a divorce when you do get married. (Lol..this post is becoming random free advise XD)
Thanks Pyroo. :]


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Starting mysql daemon as user rather than root
I can get mysql running with mysqld_safe & if I su to root,
If I try do to this as a user I get 040509 14:51:56 mysqld started 040509 14:51:56 Can't start server : Bind on unix socket: Permission denied 040509 14:51:56 Do you already have another mysqld server running on socket: /var/run/mysql/mysql.sock ? 040509 14:51:56 Aborting I do not have another server running. How can I start msqld without having to su? Thanks |
And /usr/lib/mysql is all owned by mysql
su mysql
You have created mysql user? |
No but my regular user does belong to the mysql group
Re: Starting mysql daemon as user rather than root
Edit your /etc/rc.d/rc.mysqld scripts to start as another user. |
> Edit your /etc/rc.d/rc.mysqld scripts to start as another user.
I do not see how I do this. I have chmodded it so anyone can run rc.mysqld but I stii lget the same error. |
I think I have solved this by chmof of var/lib/mysql/mysql
and /var/run/mysql |
You su to root then issue this command:
mysqld_safe --user-mysql & |
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Detroit, MI Woman Shoots and Kills Armed Teenage Home Invader
April 6 2012
by Dan Cannon
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Incident at a Glance | |||
Gun(s) Used: | Handgun | Location: | Home |
# of Suspects: | 1 | Shots Fired: | Multiple |
Suspect Killed: | Yes | State: | MI |
Source: | detroitnews.com | Archive: | WebCite.org |
A 38 year old woman armed herself when she heard someone break into her home around 10:00PM. The woman confronted the armed 19 year old home invader and fired shots at the intruder, which struck and killed him.
This is the second incident in this area of Detroit in less than a week where a homeowner has successfully used a gun to defend themselves.


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From the author of The Last Mughal, an enlightening book that explores with remarkable compassion and expansive insight nine varieties of religious devotion in India today.
In portraits of people we might otherwise never know William Dalrymple distills his twenty-five years of travel in India to explore the challenges faced by practitioners of traditional forms of faith in contemporary India. For two months a year, a man in Kerala divides his time between jobs as a prison warden and a well-builder and his calling as an incarnate deity. A temple prostitute watches her two daughters die from AIDS after entering a trade she regards as a sacred calling. A Jain nun recalls the pain of watching her closest friend ritually starve herself to death.
Together, these tales reveal the resilience of individuals in the face of the relentless onslaught of modernity, the enduring legacy of tradition, and the hope and honor that can be found even in the most unlikely places.
About the Author
William Dalrymple was born in Scotland and brought up on the shores of the Firth of Forth. When he was twenty-two he wrote the highly acclaimed bestseller "In Xanadu," which was shortlisted for the John Llewellyn Rhys Memorial Prize. In 1989 Dalrymple moved to Delhi where he lived for six years researching his second book, "City of Djinns," which won the 1994 Thomas Cook Travel Book Award and the "Sunday Times" Young British Writer of the Year Award.
He is married to the artist Olivia Fraser, and they have three children. They now divide their time between London and Delhi.
Praise For…
"A singular achievement. . . . A deeply respectful and sympathetic portrait of those modest souls seldom mentioned in the headlines." —Pico Iyer, Time
"Not only a masterful text, but also an extaordinarily important work." —San Francisco Chronicle
"Fascinating and sometimes painfully moving. . . . This is the India we seldom see, peopled by obscure people whose lives are made vivid by their eloquent troubles and reckless piety." —The New York Times Book Review
"[This is] the age for writers like Mr. Dalrymple, who fall in with the rhythms and languages of foreign lands. Nine Lives shows us lives hidden almost entirely from Western readers. . . opening up the world in a compelling way." —Wall Street Journal
"Informed, compassionate, and careful to place the emphasis where it belongs: on the extraordinary people whose stories [Dalrymple] conveys." —Harper's
"Strikingly colorful. . . . [Dalrymple's] point—which he makes elegantly by quoting many voices—is that, as India hurtles toward modernity, it may be losing some of its soul." —The Washington Post
"Luminous. . . . Consists of nine riveting and thickly reported tales of individual devotion, which together summon up a whole world and sometimes end with devastating twists. . . . Nine Lives will only enhance [Dalrymple's] reputation." –The New Republic
"Fulfills the premise that a master artist can make something very difficult look easy. . . . You don't have to know a thing about India to enjoy this book, but when you're done you will know and appreciate much more about its people and their various lives—of the body, of the spirit and of the heart." —The Seattle Times
"Fascinating. . . . These might seem like exotic characters, but Dalrymple allows them to tell their own stories, and they emerge as deeply sympathetic and human." —Newsday
"Triumphant. . . . Not only illuminates India's relationship with religion but casts the genre itself in a new light. . . . A wise and rewarding book fizzing with Dalrymple's signature erudition and lightness of touch. . . . The travel book of the year." —The Guardian (London)
"An absolutely beautiful book, clean and honest and edifying and moving. . . . It's a delight." —Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love
"A wonderful pageant of believers whose stories are as much about spirituality as about society."—Christian Science Monitor
"Moving. . . His nine articulate individuals are from highly distinctive and unusual milieus, and they embody the tensions and ideals of the great Indian systems of belief in personal, often painful ways. Taken together, they easily subvert conventional notions about Indian religiosity and provide an excellent antidote to much of what one reads in English about Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam." —New York Review of Books
"Not since Kipling has anyone evoked village India so movingly. . . . The book gives an answer to Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins and those who would condemn all religions for the sake of the fanatical fringe." —Wendy Doniger, Times Literary Supplement
"Straightforward reporting, clear writing and empathetic listening." —The Plain Dealer
"An absorbing book. . . . Dalrymple is a lively, knowledgeable and sympathetic guide to this world of faith." —The Daily Telegraph
"Exquisite. . . . William Dalrymple dazzles us with stories of how a deeper reality strokes the fire of life in the recesses of our souls. . . . By peering into the secret passages of their psyches, we learn more about our own self, our fantasies, our shadows, our longings, our hidden potential." —Deepak Chopra


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Rumored deal has Best Buy giving you $100 for your trade toward an Apple iPhone 5s or iPhone 5c
The condition of the trade is of utmost importance here. The phone you are giving up must be in working condition with out a cracked screen or water damage. You might be able to increase the value of your trade by including the original packaging and any accessories that came with the model. And keep in mind that this promotion cannot be used with the current one Best Buy is offering for the iPhone 5c which prices the mid-range model at $49 with a $50 Best Buy gift card.
If you have iPhone fever and an older smartphone you don't use, you can score a free Apple iPhone 5c or a heavily discounted Apple iPhone 5s from Best Buy by taking advantage of this trade-in offer. As we said, the deal expires October 19th so you don't want to wait until the last minute. You do, however, need to wait for the retailer to make this official.
source: TechnoBuffalo via AppleInsider
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1. darkkjedii (Posts: 14432; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
If I didn't already have a 5S, I'd rush in to get that deal.
4. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 5579; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
This is a sweet deal, and probably a desperate way for Best Buy to get some customers.
7. Sniggly (Posts: 7230; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
More like a way to get rid of iPhone 5c stock that's piled up. We're doing great overall, actually. My department is almost 200 percent to sales goals for the month so far, but Apple way overestimated how many 5c's it would sell by the way they're overflowing in our phone drawers.
But no, in your fantasy world it's Best Buy, not Apple, that needs all the customers to come in and buy the phones.
9. darkkjedii (Posts: 14432; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Oh stop lying snig. When you hate apple as much as YOU do, don't expect anyone to buy these stories...other than Sammites. +1 for your creativity though.
13. Sniggly (Posts: 7230; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Want me to take a photo of my full iPhone drawer at work? I will.
Piece of sh.it accusing me of lying. And you claim you're objective.
15. SellPhones82 (Posts: 569; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
With reports of Apple cutting 5C orders in half, I'm going with Sniggly. Especially with all the dealers I talk to that are trying to return brand new 32GB version of the 5C because no one wants them at the current price.
2. suavemezie (Posts: 66; Member since: 21 Jun 2012)
Simply because it's not selling. Soon another lie of 20M sold will surface while 19M is lying inside Bestbuy, AT&T and Verizon. Soon it will be free on contract
5. PapaSmurf (Posts: 9686; Member since: 14 May 2012)
This... T-Mobile and Best Buy right across the street from me never sold out of the iPhone 5C. Guess the promotion is to get rid of the inventory that's left.
6. bucky (Posts: 1798; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
Same thing is said every year and every year it absolutely destroys the closest phone.
12. darkkjedii (Posts: 14432; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Every year dude. +1
8. Sniggly (Posts: 7230; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
The 5s is selling through the limited stock we get. It's really the 5c we're trying to get rid of. Not that no one has bought them, but way fewer have sold than we got in stock.
11. darkkjedii (Posts: 14432; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Apple will sell far more than 20 million iPhones dude. This isn't Motorola, or Htc we're talking about. We're talking about the biggest of the big dawgs. A to the P to the P to the L to the E!!!
3. residualhatred (Posts: 25; Member since: 28 May 2012)
I might entertain that offer.
14. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3373; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Nice offer.
16. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
5C is already a fail ... production cut into half already ...


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Quit burning the grass?
So with the advent of vapes and so many butane extractions it seems like the burning of grass is just gonna get less for me....but I have a question..
What is the OIL in hash oil? Is it petroleum? Olive? I just don't have the scientific mind for the process I tried to read up on it but I just don't get it....The point of the question is if I am vaping a hash oil pen...what is that oil made of? Is it just basically concentrated plant material? Spent the weekend with a crazy raw food organic eater / herb vaper and when I told him about dabbing and oil pens and whatnot he was super concerned about harmful byproducts vs vaping weed. I'm pretty siked to goto a butter oil rig (water bubbler) for at home and some portable vapes. Just picked up a Pax. And while it seems to do a good job for a portable grass vaper, it seems you can just get way way more bang for your buck vaping earwax or hash oil out of one of those pens..... http://www.ploom.com/wp-content/uplo.../pax-hero1.png |
I think its mostly straight THC and some lesser known cannaboids(think CBD is another one) with all the extra plant matter taken out. I'd guess there would be a lot less tar smoking oil because most of it is probably from the plant matter itself.
Not sure what that pax thing is, but if your looking for another good portible vape I hear the magicflightlaunchbox is one of the best. Ive never used one but they sure do look cool! http://i.imgur.com/wmXuJ.jpg |
I've used that exact box and they suck. I mean it works but there is alot better shit out there now. This Pax seems pretty sweet its just that I've been spoilt by some badass hash shit lately.....
Oh haha, seemed to have good reviews but I could see them not being the greatest. I guess you were looking for one for oil not herb anyways.
Enjoy zee hash! |
It's basically leftover plant material (no stems or seeds) distilled in high proof/food grade alcohol (190 proof everclear or even bacardi 151 rum will do, but nothing lower). The plant material is then filtered out and the resulting liquid is boiled until all the alcohol is gone. The final product is super concentrated natural oil from the plant + the drug(s) and nothing else. from what I gather, the only difference between this and, lets say, olive oil is the extraction method (in this case, chemical as opposed to mechanical)...and, of course, cannabis oil will get you high as a mofo |
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As for the byproducts of vaping well there is no "tar" which is basically the leftover raw combustion from burning carbon-based life forms... It's always been my understanding that the THC oil is basically what you "smoke" when you're blazing anyways. I'd not be at all worried about whatever else might be in the mix of vapors. It's still 95% less shitty for you than smoke. |
I'm thinking about getting a VaporBlunt for my portable vape. you tried?
The oil is the actual THC stripped off of the plant. So basically, the crystals get extracted from the plant without getting activated. This is mostly done by using Butane or Co2, though the second method is not as common...yet. The reason for using the butane is that butane gasses off at an incredibly low temperature.
So the process goes like this, get a bunch of green, shove it in a glass tube, cover the large opening with a fine mesh screen, then blow the butane through said tube. Now, the butane is instantly freezing the THC, pulling it off the plant, and depositing it into whatever you have for a catching unit. Pyrex glass works great for catching. Then, once you blow your butane through the tube, you are left with a liquid in your pyrex. Then you put the whole thing in a bath of near boiling water. This causes the majority of the butane to gas off and leaves you with the straight THC oil left behind. At this point, there are several things you can do, but the preferred method is to set the pyrex dish on a griddle set at 150 degrees. Then let it cook for a few minutes, scrape the oil into a pile in the center, whisk it a few times, let sit, rinse and repeat until you get the desired consitency. This also gasses off any butane that may have been left after the bath. Finally, as an additional step, some people choose to vaccuum purge the oil. This is how you get "shatter". Oil is getting huge here in WA, and I suspect CO to be on a similar path. |
I just got a line on 2x $45 oil cartridges come with a free pen and charger....thing hits like a truck....I'm thinking for portable its either smoke green or do hash....portable grass vaping is just kinda meh....:dunno:? |
Rempen.....cheap, effective, discreet.
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I had a great night in Prague at the benefitial party for Circus La Putyka at Jatka78 last week! You can listen to my set here:
I had a great night in Prague at the benefitial party for Circus La Putyka at Jatka78 last week! You can listen to my set here:
I added some picture galleries to the website, incl. press pics, on stage coverage, friends & colleagues as well as some fun stuff.
For the 2nd year in a row I'm proud to be touring with Scott Bradlee & Postmodern Jukebox from New York, my favorite live band. I will be supporting them at the sold-out concerts in Hamburg (March 07 @ Knust) and Berlin (March 08 @ Lido). The band became...
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Accompanied by Louie Prima, I was interviewed by Silke Super at Radio Eins (RBB). We talked about Electro Swing, the revolution and our party on January 03. Click on the title above to listen to the interview!
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January 21, 2012
New Delhi: The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has written a letter to the chairman of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), seeking a full report on former CWG OC Chief Suresh Kalmadi's "exact situation before the courts of justice". The letter stated: "It is our understanding that, to date, your NOC has...
CWG scam: Bhanot, Jayachandran get bail
January 21, 2012
New Delhi: A Delhi court on Saturday granted bail to former CWG OC Secretary General Lalit Bhanot and former treasurer M Jayachandran. The court granted bail to Bhanot and Jayachandran on a surety of Rs 5 lakh and 2 lakh respectively. They had moved court within hours of the Delhi High...
CBI fails to file chargesheet, Darbari gets bail
January 14, 2011
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Friday granted bail to former official of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, TS Darbari, in the Queen's Baton Relay scam case. Darbari was granted bail by Justice Hima Kohli after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said that it was not in a position...
CWG scam: CBI to grill Kalmadi on Wednesday
January 4, 2011
New Delhi: Suresh Kalmadi will finally appear before the Central Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday. Suresh Kalmadi to be grilled by CBI over AM Films. In the time scoring and recording contract Kalmadi will be quizzed about the need to award the deal to Omega. The Commonwealth Games Organising Committee...
Tihar inmates paid to make CWG 'supari' claim
December 22, 2010
New Delhi: Two undertrials lodged in the high security Tihar Jail who alleged that they were asked to kill jailed CWG officials had been apparently paid to do so. Earlier the two undertrials, in an application made to a Delhi court, claimed the deputy jail superintendent asked them to kill...
Were asked to kill CWG officials: Tihar inmates
December 21, 2010
New Delhi: In a sensational claim, two under trials lodged in the high security in Tihar Jail, in an application to a Delhi court, on Tuesday alleged that they were asked to kill jailed Commonwealth Games officials. The two inmates named, Sarvesh and Amit wrote that jail officials asked them...
CWG scam: Kalmadi aides to appear in court today
November 25, 2010
New Delhi: The hearing in the Commonwealth Games scam is scheduled to come up in a Delhi court on Thursday. Suresh Kalmadi's three close aides T S Darbari, Sanjay Mahendroo and M Jayachandran who are in CBI custody will be produced in court. The three were arrested for alleged financial...
Sacked OC treasurer Jayachandran arrested
November 21, 2010
New Delhi: CBI on Sunday arrested sacked treasurer of Commonwealth Games Organising Committee M Jayachandran in connection with the alleged bungling in the Queen's Baton Relay (QBR) . Jayachandran was arrested after several rounds of questioning by the investigating agency, CBI spokesman R K Gaur said tonight. Gaur said...
ED summons sacked CWG treasurer Jayachandran
August 13, 2010
New Delhi: Expelled Commonwealth Games official Jayachandran has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate on Tuesday. Jayachandran, who was the treasurer and officer on special duty for revenue and sponsorship, is third official after TS Darbari and Sanjay Mohindroo to be sacked from Commonwealth Games Organising Committee. He was expelled from the...


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Rutherford Birchard Hayes was born in Delaware, Ohio, the son of Rutherford Hayes and Sophia Birchard. Hayes's father, a Vermont storekeeper, took the family to Ohio in 1817 but died ten weeks before his son's birth. Sophia took charge of the family, bringing up Hayes and his sister, Fanny, the only two of her four children to survive to adulthood. She never remarried. Sophia's younger brother, Sardis Birchard, lived with the family for a time. Always close to Hayes, Sardis Birchard became a father figure to him, contributing to his early education.
Through both his father and mother, Hayes was of New England colonial ancestry. His earliest American ancestor emigrated to Connecticut from Scotland in 1625. Hayes's great-grandfather, Ezekiel Hayes, was a militia captain in Connecticut in the American Revolutionary War, but Ezekiel's son (Hayes's grandfather, also named Rutherford) left his New Haven home during the war for the relative peace of Vermont. His mother's ancestors arrived in Vermont at a similar time, and most of his close relatives outside Ohio would continue to live there. John Noyes, an uncle by marriage, had been his father's business partner in Vermont and was later elected to Congress. His first cousin, Mary Jane Noyes Mead, was the mother of sculptor Larkin Goldsmith Mead and architect William Rutherford Mead. John Humphrey Noyes, the founder of the Oneida Community, was also a first cousin.
Hayes attended the common schools in Delaware, Ohio, and enrolled in 1836 at the Methodist Norwalk Seminary in Norwalk, Ohio. He did well at Norwalk, and the following year transferred to a preparatory school in Middletown, Connecticut, where he studied Latin and Ancient Greek. Returning to Ohio, Hayes entered Kenyon College in Gambier in 1838. He enjoyed his time at Kenyon, and was successful scholastically; while there, he joined several student societies and became interested in Whig politics. He graduated with highest honors in 1842 and addressed the class as its valedictorian.
After briefly reading law in Columbus, Ohio, Hayes moved east once more to attend Harvard Law School in 1843. Graduating with an LL.B, he was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1845 and opened his own law office in Lower Sandusky (now Fremont). Business was slow at first, but he gradually attracted a few clients and also represented his uncle Sardis in real estate litigation. In 1847, Hayes became ill with what his doctor thought to be tuberculosis. Thinking a change in climate would help, he considered enlisting in the Mexican–American War, but on his doctor's advice he instead visited family in New England. Returning from there, Hayes and his uncle Sardis made another long journey to Texas, where Hayes visited with Guy M. Bryan, a Kenyon classmate and distant relative. Business remained meager on his return to Lower Sandusky, and Hayes decided to move to Cincinnati.
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2 Rooms 34 m2 in the center of Paris, renovated. .Métro RER Châtelet Les Halles. Montorgueil, pedestrian streets and lively. Apartment very well located and very quiet. Near Metro and bus. Quick access stations and aéroports..Commerces, cafes, restaurants. Walk Centre Pompidou, Louvre, Opera, Museums, Le Marais. 2nd floor, 5 persons. 2 sofa beds and a new double bed. Kitchen, bathroom with shower, separate toilet. New facilities: Refrigerator, Freezer, Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher, oven combination microwave, TV, DVD player, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, Internet WIFI. 640 Euros / week. Rent 2 nights.
We visited Paris on March 12 and we stayed 4 nights.
The location is fantastic and the suite is great, it has everything that you need, very clean and Patricia was so helpful. We had a fabulous time.
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Had the most fantastic stay with my mother & sister in this apartment. If you are looking for the perfect central location then look no further. It was a quick Metro trip from Gare du Nord and very easy to find. Perfectly located down a quiet side street which leads to a lovely street full of restaurants, bars and shops. Surrounded by fantastic (& reasonably priced) places to eat and everything is in walking distance for sightseeing. We were very comfortable in the apartment and it is well equipped. It was nice that there were some necessities already supplied like tea, coffee and milk when we arrived. Thank you Patricia too for all your great advice & tips - we will definitely be back!
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This apartment is easy to find and it is close to few metro stations (Sentier/Les Halles). It fits 5 of us (not to mentioned our 2 large luggage & few other bags) perfectly and totally worth the money we paid for.
The beds are comfy enough for us & very clean. The TV is good with so many channels but too bad, I dont really understand French. :|
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Not to forget, Patricia is very helpful & did briefed us about the city herself. She even helped to call the taxi to the airport for us at no extra cost. Will definitely recommend this apartment to those who wanted to feel & live like locals. Am I going to stay here again in my upcoming visits? YES!.
To simply put it, this apartment is perfect. The location is amazing, within walking distance to so many beautiful sites and within moments of the metro to get you anywhere. The apartment was spotless, amenities brilliant, the building quiet and the surrounding area full of Parisian charm. I stayed in the apartment with my in-laws, husband and young daughter and felt comfortable. Both Patricia and her husband made the check in / check out process simple and were very informative. I would highly recommend this apartment to anyone, especially if you want to feel like one of the locals!
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Congress left town for the November election without having approved any fiscal 2011 spending bill. So, as of yet, it is uncertain whether Mrs. Obama will get her $400 million-per-year to subsidize supermarkets in "food deserts." The agricultural bill that has been working its way through Congress includes only a $40 million earmark for the program.
But does it deserve a single penny?
In the 2008 farm bill, Congress mandated that the department conduct a $500,000 study of "food deserts." The study -- "Access to Affordable and Nutritious Food: Measuring and Understanding Food Deserts and Their Consequences" -- was published in June 2009.
The report demonstrates that Mrs. Obama's depiction of American "food deserts" is fatuous at best.
Lower-income Americans live closer to supermarkets than higher-income Americans.
"Overall, median distance to the nearest supermarket is 0.85 miles," said the Agriculture Department report. "Median distance for low-income individuals is about 0.1 of a mile less than for those with higher income, and a greater share of low-income individuals (61.8 percent) have high or medium access to supermarkets than those with higher income (56.1 percent)."
There are 23.5 million people who live in "low income" areas that are more than a mile from the nearest supermarket. But more than half of these people are not low-income, and almost everyone in these areas -- 93.3 percent -- drive their cars to the supermarket. On average, they spend 4.5 minutes more than the typical American traveling to the supermarket.
"Area-based measures of access show that 23.5 million people live in low-income areas (areas where more than 40 percent of the population has income at or below 200 percent of federal poverty thresholds) that are more than 1 mile from a supermarket or large grocery store," said the report. "However, not all of these 23.5 million people have low income.
"If estimates are restricted to consider only low-income people in low-income areas, then 11.5 million people, or 4.1 percent of the total U.S. population, live in low-income areas more than 1 mile from a supermarket or large grocery store," it says. "Data on time use and travel mode show that people living in low-income areas with limited access spend significantly more time (19.5 minutes) traveling to a grocery store than the national average (15 minutes).
"However," says the report, "93 percent of those who live in low-income areas with limited access traveled to the grocery store in a vehicle they or another household member drove."
Only 0.1 percent -- one-tenth of one percent -- of Americans living in low-income areas more than 1 mile from a supermarket took public transit to the store, the report said.
For them, Mrs. Obama would create a new $400 million entitlement.
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Has the "land of the free and home of the brave" decided to roll over in fear and concede defeat to terrorism?
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The Boston Marathon bombing has already demonstrated the best and the worst of America for all the world to see.
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Two scenes of terror this week, only one terrorism investigation: The Real Terrorists are the Corporate Execs Who've Bought the
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The way I see it, we had two acts of terrorism in the US this week. The first took place at the end of the historic Boston Marathon, when two bombs went off near the finish line, killing three and seriously injuring dozens of runners and spectators. The second happened a couple days later in the town of West, Texas, where a fertilizer plant blew up, incinerating or otherwise killing at least 15, and injuring at least 150 people, and probably more as the search for the dead and the injured continues.
Getting involved versus Calls For Vengeance Citizen First-Responders: Models For Responsible Democracy
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I write a lot of critical things about militarism, our unnecessary wars and our growing surveillance/police state. So it was heartwarming to watch the videos and listen to the stories from the Boston Marathon bombing about civilian "first-responders" who chose not to flee but to wade into a very messy situation.
Reaping the Whirlwind: A Violent Act Again in a Violent Nation
By Dave Lindorff
I ran the Boston Marathon back in 1968, and, my feet covered with blisters inside my Keds sneakers, dragged across the finish line to meet my waiting uncle at a time of about 3 hours and 40 minutes. It was close enough to the time that the current bombing happened in this year's race -- about four hours from the starting gun -- that had I been running it this year, I might still been near enough to the finish line to have heard the blasts.
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Money for Militarism, not for People: Obama's Betrayal of Social Security
By Dave Lindorff
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Let's start with the fundamental problem: Social Security is not a cause of the federal budget deficit, and will not be for years, even if nothing is done to raise more revenue for the program.
Iran Nukes could be a Stabilizing Counterbalance to Israeli Arsenal
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Last week the governments of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and the United Kingdom fired a warning shot at Google and it appears they're reloading the gun with real ammunition.
Manhattan DA espies financial fraud and indicts...a tiny Chinatown bank: Indicting the Wrong Target in the US Financial Capital
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Hold everything!
I mean it. Stop talking about cutting school budgets, Social Security benefits, Medicare, Veteran's pensions. Stop cutting subsidies to transit systems, to foreign aid. Stop cutting unemployment benefits. Stop it all.
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- Ahmad Saadawi
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A Great American In History Hugo Chavez and the Knuckleheads
By John Grant
Sean Hannity grinned and seemed to bounce up and down like he was plugged into an electric socket as he ripped into Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president who had just succumbed to cancer. Hannity was joined in his death gloat by Michelle Malkin, one of the more delightfully odious voices on the far right.
True, He's the First Black President But Obama's the Worst President Ever
By Ron Ridenour
Yes, I mean it: the worst ever!
We've had James Monroe and his doctrine of supremacy over Latin America. We've had Theodore Roosevelt and his invasion of Cuba; Nixon, Reagan, Bush-Bush and their mass murder, and all the war crimes and genocide committed by most presidents. Yes, but we never had a black man sit on the white throne of imperialism committing war crimes.
Journalistic Malpractice at the Post and the Times Rejecting the Offer of Evidence of US War Crimes
By Dave Lindorff
Thanks to the courageous action of Private Bradley Manning, the young soldier who has been held for over two years by the US military on trumped-up charges including espionage and aiding the enemy, we now have solid evidence that the country's two leading news organizations, the Washington Post and the New York Times, are not interesting in serious reporting critical of the government.
Pulling up the Ladder at Yahoo: Marissa Mayer's Faustian Bargain
By Alfredo Lopez
The recent order by Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, forbidding Yahoo employees from doing their Yahoo work at home, might seem justified. After all, companies tell their employees what to do and Mayer might have good reasons for this edict. But the memo and its fallout raise serious and significant questions about technology, culture and women's role in both.