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MOBILE, Ala. – WKU cut ULM's four-run lead in half with a two-run rally in the top of the eighth inning but it was too little, too late for the Hilltoppers as the Warhawks' hot start was enough to pull out an 8-6 win in Thursday's Sun Belt Conference Championship elimination game at Stanky Field.
Eighth-seeded ULM scored eight runs in the first five innings and received a complete game effort from starting pitcher Alex Hermeling in route to eliminating the fifth-seeded Hilltoppers from their final Sun Belt Conference Championship. Outfielder Dalton Herrington racked up three hits and scored three runs and first baseman Ross Moore drove in three RBI to lead a 12-hit Warhawk attack.
WKU was able to score six runs on eight hits but a season-high four errors aided ULM's fast start.
The Hilltoppers finished their 2014 campaign with a 29-28 record, marking the fifth time in the past seven years they have finished better than .500. WKU's 29 wins also marked the most since the 2011 season and the most in the Matt Myers era. The season featured road wins at No. 1 Louisiana-Lafayette and No. 4 Vanderbilt, the two highest ranked programs the Hilltoppers have ever beaten. WKU handed the Cajuns, a likely national seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament, the worst loss of their 50-win season with a 14-3 victory in Lafayette on March 29.
ULM set the tone early with three runs on three hits and an Hilltopper error in the bottom of the first inning. Thompson walked shortstop Kodie Tidwell and surrendered back-to-back singles to Keelin Rasch and Dalton Herrington to load the bases. First baseman Ross Moore sent a sac fly deep to center to score Tidwell and Rasch crossed the plate courtesy a cutoff throw error. Outfielder Justin Stawychny capped ULM's opening inning with an RBI single to score Herrington.
Second baseman Jeff Fuller extended the Warhawks' advantage to 4-0 in the second with an RBI single up the middle to plate catcher Chet Simoneaux, who led off the frame with a triple.
WKU answered ULM's hot start with a four-run third inning, which was highlighted by two-out, three-run double from junior designated hitter Philip Diedrick. Seniors Regan Flaherty and Scott Wilcox got the big inning rolling with back-to-back singles before sophomore outfielder Anderson Miller ripped a single through the left side to score Flaherty. Junior shortstop Cody Wofford drew a walk to load the bases for Diedrick, who lined a double to the right field corner to clear the bases and tie the game at 4-4.
The Warhawks wouldn't let WKU's momentum last long, however, as they bounced back in the bottom of the third with a leadoff triple from Herrington. Herrington raced home to give ULM a 5-4 lead on a RBI groundout from Moore.
Bartley relieved Thompson after ULM's fifth run and worked out of the third with strikeout. Thompson lasted just 2.1 innings and gave up five runs on six Warhawk hits. Bartley couldn't cool ULM's hot bats in relief as the Warhawks were able pound out six more hits and score three more runs with the sophomore on the mound. Thompson was tagged with the loss and finished his senior season 4-4.
The Hilltoppers committed two more errors and ULM received RBI singles from Moore and Simoneaux in the fifth inning to lengthen the Warhawks' lead to 8-4. WKU finished the game with a season-high four errors, three of which came in ULM's multi-run innings.
WKU strung together two runs in the eighth inning with an RBI single from Wofford and a sac fly from Diedrick to cut the deficit to 8-6, but that was the end of the Hilltoppers' scoring. Diedrick finished the game with a career high four RBI.
Junior reliever Brandon Allen was strong behind Thompson and Bartley, tossing 2.2 scoreless and hitless innings while striking out a pair of Warhawks. Senior southpaw Austin Clay to get the last two outs of ULM's eighth and answered with a strikeout and a fly out.
WKU brought freshman pinch hitter Hunter Wood, Flaherty and Wilcox to the plate in the ninth but ULM's Hermeling finished off his first-career complete game by setting the Hilltoppers down in order to secure the Warhawks victory.
Thursday's game was the last for WKU seniors Austin Clay, Regan Flaherty, Justin Hageman, David Simmons, Jake Thompson and Scott Wilcox. The six seniors combined to play in 659 games in their career and were apart of 115 Hilltopper victories during their tenures.
Hageman finished his career as one of the top pitchers in program history, ranking fifth all-time in starts (47) and innings pitched (316.2) while sporting the sixth most strikeouts (243) and victories (20). Wilcox also left his mark on the WKU record books as he finished fourth in Hilltopper history with 133 career walks and 10th with 234 career hits.
The game also marked the conclusion of WKU Baseball's competition in the Sun Belt Conference as it will move to Conference USA on July 1. For more information on WKU Baseball, follow the team on Twitter at @WKUBaseball or visit WKUSports.com.


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Judy's Spanish Restaurant | 1505 Lexington Ave. (bet. 97th & 98th Sts.) | 212.831.0193 | judysny.com | | | |
OX TAILS ARE ONE OF my all-time fave food dishes. Since I was a young kid and my mom would get them from the Chinese/Cuban restaurant that sat just off the corner of my block back then on 125th Street and Broadway. Must have had them at least once, twice a week, and continued to do so—from this exact restaurant—long into my early 20s.
Soon after though, as I started my since 25+ year tenure as an Upper East Sider, I can safely claim that I wasn't able to have it readily available—or at all—for years at a time.
And even throughout my PHUDE endeavors, it has been only recently (the last couple of years), that "mainstream" foodies even cared about the dish. Especially here on the notoriously culinarily homogenous Upper East Side. Lucky enough, a few small shops have popped up here in the East 90s—on the fringe of East/Spanish Harlem—including the ever-excellent Abuela's Kitchen, the fully specialized and deliciously authentic takeout from the Yvonne's Jamaican Food Truck, and—surprisingly enough unbeknownst to me for the last almost 7 years—the more-than-serviceable Judy's Spanish Restaurant, from where I decided to also sample some oxtails.
My first ever deliver arrived quickly, hot, and plentiful, easily able to get two entire meals out of the two containers. Properly cooked-through oxtails with nicely gelatinous fat and cartilage, and tender lean meat, was, I'll say, "safely"-seasoned, soupy red beans whose liquid was absorbed nicely by the rice. I personally added some extra black pepper and sriracha to add a little depth and kick, but overall was happy to have a nice, hot lunch of oxtails, and then have another hot plate for dinner a night later. All for just 10 bucks, I might add.
They don't really compete with the very yummy, nuanced, layered, homey-yet-exotic oxtails served at Miss Lily's, but Lily's is all the way down in the West Village, will Judy's is a 5-minute delivery bike ride away.
And as they say, if you can't be with the one you love….
Bun Apple Tea!
Judy's Spanish Restaurant | 1505 Lexington Ave. (bet. 97th & 98th Sts.) | 212.831.0193 | judysny.com | | | |

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Vatican hires consultant to strengthen defenses against money-laundering
Catholic World News - September 11, 2012
The Vatican has hired an expert consultant to strengthen its safeguards against money-laundering.
In July an appraisal by European banking investigators, the Moneyval group, gave the Vatican passing grades for transparency, but called for further steps to reduce the possibility of money-laundering. Reponding to the Moneyval suggestions, the Vatican has engaged Rene Bruelhart, a Swiss lawyer who has been heading the financial-investigations unit of Liechtenstein's government.
Bruelhart is regarded as one of the leading international figures in detecting and preventing money-laundering and the financing of illegal and terrorist activities. Bruelhart has already begun working with Vatican officials, helping to beef up defenses against illicit financial activities.
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IS-seq: a novel high throughput survey of in vivo IS6110 transposition in multiple Mycobacterium tuberculosis genomes
1 Center for Genome Sciences & Systems Biology, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, 63108, USA
2 Molecular Genetics, Corporación Corpogen, Bogotá, DC, Colombia
3 Molecular Biotechnology, Corporación Corpogen, Bogotá, DC, Colombia
4 Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet. IIS Aragón, Zaragoza, Spain
5 CIBER de Enfermedades Respiratorias (CIBERES), Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, Spain
6 Departamento de Microbiología, Medicina Preventiva y Salud Pública, Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain
7 Departamento de Medicina Preventiva, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain
8 Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Infecciosas Carlos G Malbrán, Buenos Aires, Argentina
9 Departamento de epidemiología, Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia
10 Laboratorio de micobacterias, Corporación para Investigaciones Biológicas y, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Medellín, Colombia
11 Centro Colombiano de Investigación en Tuberculosis (CCITB), Medellín, Colombia
BMC Genomics 2012, 13:249 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-13-249Published: 15 June 2012
The insertion element IS6110 is one of the main sources of genomic variability in Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the etiological agent of human tuberculosis. Although IS 6110 has been used extensively as an epidemiological marker, the identification of the precise chromosomal insertion sites has been limited by technical challenges. Here, we present IS-seq, a novel method that combines high-throughput sequencing using Illumina technology with efficient combinatorial sample multiplexing to simultaneously probe 519 clinical isolates, identifying almost all the flanking regions of the element in a single experiment.
We identified a total of 6,976 IS6110 flanking regions on the different isolates. When validated using reference strains, the method had 100% specificity and 98% positive predictive value. The insertions mapped to both coding and non-coding regions, and in some cases interrupted genes thought to be essential for virulence or in vitro growth. Strains were classified into families using insertion sites, and high agreement with previous studies was observed.
This high-throughput IS-seq method, which can also be used to map insertions in other organisms, extends previous surveys of in vivo interrupted loci and provides a baseline for probing the consequences of disruptions in M. tuberculosis strains.


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Who's old enough to remember the "What's the story, Jerry?" ads? Can't find the original appliance commercials, but it seems that Jerry opened up a disco in Fresh Meadows, Queens. That's the story!
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Apartment Two
The Rockaway upstairs apartment is now ready for it's (not so) close up! The original goal was to start showing by the end of May. (The original original goal was to have the house sold by the end of 2012, but we all know how that worked out.) Ok, so this new deadline was somewhat delayed due to the fact that I mistakenly decided to have a life and go away for Memorial Day weekend. But whatev. I'm back up to speed.
I wish every room could be as interesting as doing a bathroom or kitchen. Remember my original pink bathroom that I was determined to keep? Well, it has been resurrected! Still on the to do list: vanity pulls, scrape paint off door glass, lock set, stain saddle and a few other things that don't show up in the photo.
The decision to do a Mexican kitchen was born when I found the ceramic "terracotta" tiles at a Habitat Restore. The upper cabinets were there when I bought the house. Because of my not-so-great planning skills, the fridge, which was originally for the downstairs kitchen, was moved up here because it was too wide. It was meant to go on the opposite wall but proved too big for that also. I ended up tearing down some more cabinets to fit it in that corner. It works so much better there, but now I have to move an outlet. To do list: Move outlet, cabinet pulls, replace broken stove knob, switch plates.
This is the living room. I stuck the chair in the photo because it looked so empty, but now it looks even more sad. To do list: Hang crystals from light fixture, re-coat window trim and inner white, switch plates.
This is actually the small front room, but it looks bigger than the living room in this photo. It can be a second junior bedroom, an office or child's room.
The main bedroom is Manhattan sized also, but it has a room off of it with a closet that can act as a dressing room. Nothing at all interesting about this corner photo. I just wanted to show off yet another vintage light fixture.
Related: Apartment One
Here are some "before" shots…
Front Room
Living Room
Pink Bathroom
Pink Bathroom Stayin' Alive
The same pink bathroom that sold me on this house was the very thing I had to say goodbye to during demolition. I vowed that I would keep that bathroom pink by any means necessary and I'm keeping my promise.
As you can see from the photo, the tub has been saved. It was touch and go for awhile because I wanted to move the shower body over to the far side of the toilet, getting rid of a wall that blocked the window. That means the drain is on the opposite end of the faucet. Since one side of the tub is against the wall, there was no turning the tub around. I started to search for right side (or is it left side?) pink tubs but then I said "Fek it. So the drain is on the wrong side." That cast iron is too heavy.
The only pink floor tiles I found were pink and white and since I wanted a pink and black bathroom, I decided to pick up these Home Depot black and white mosaics which will make the pink pop. BTW, Weisman's Home Outlets carries retro pink and white floor tiles as well as 4×4 wall tiles.
I cleaned Build it Green out of their pink 4×4 vintage wall tiles. Got about 300+ tiles and still have about 250+ more to go. Astoria and Gowanus tiles have slight color variations so I'ma gonna have to mix and match. Now I can't buy new pink or black to match because of the thickness.
The pink toilet that was salvaged from this bathroom will be installed once the grout is applied.
Looking for a vintage dresser today to act as the sink vanity. This bathroom will be screaming 1950′s when I'm done. A far cry from the Victorian bathroom downstairs. The one that has been too messy to take pics because it's actually in use.
Connecticut Salvage
On the road again. Looking to pick up the last of the building materials this week as Passover week is going to be a non-stop work fest bringing us closer to Renovation's End.
Have ye ever been to United House Wrecking? If not, you shouldn't be waiting. This is the kind of place that makes me so sad that I live in a silly little brownstone and not a mansion or huge loft. I mean, check out the carousel above. Who wouldn't want a carousel in their living room?
UHW has some top of the line architectural salvage. Stained glass, mantels, newell posts, doors. They have been sifted through and all are in good shape. This is where you go when you don't feel like spending hours restoring the inexpensive stuff. That's not to say the prices are outrageous here. They are not shocking at all. I saw some decent sized stained glass windows for $150 and a really nice antique chandelier on sale for $500.
United House Wrecking isn't just salvage. They do antique and reproduction furniture and design as well. Everything is staged so perfectly. A card table with a poker game already laid out, a bar, a child's room, a mid-century living room that's to die for. It's kind of like ABC Carpet but without the cray-cray prices.
The Housatonic Habitat ReStore (Danbury) is 20 miles or so north of UHW. As with all restores, it's hit or miss on what is needed that day. Yesterday I was in search of tiles because I remembered them having a bunch of awesome Waterworks ceramic. They did have the Waterworks and it was a lovely blue, except I need pink as I'm determined to keep the pink bathroom in the house as it was originally (well, when I bought it, anyway).
While I was there, an estate of some great Chinese furniture was coming in. Some real antique pieces mixed in with a few modern day made in China.
I loved this credenza that houses a stereo system. The side with closed door has room for a bar or record collection. The price was around $150 until the engineer comes around to get that system working and then it goes up.
Today I hit New Joisey.
Dumpy the Pumpkin
Albany Salvage Schlep
A few years ago when I lived upstate, I would take frequent salvage trips up to Albany. It was the motherload salvage. Three huge places in Albany proper plus some great shops in Ravena, Coxsackie and Troy.
Having some difficulty getting everything I need locally, I thought it would be worth the 3 hour drive to load up my car with some awesome inexpensive materials.
The first stop was Silver Fox, a massive building that you can get lost in. Not only does Silver Fox have salvage and antiques but they do a decent business making tables and furniture out of reclaimed wood, upcycling light fixtures and such.
Alas, because of my very tight budget, I only walked away with one light fixture. It IS perfect for a retro beachy house though.
Next up was the Re-Store. It looked like it had been picked clean. They had materials, but it was all cheesy stuff. Worth going if you need windows, electrical and plumbing or building as opposed to finishing materials.
Last stop in Albany was the Architectural Parts Warehouse, a place I remembered being completely fabulous. Oh, it was fabulous alright, but they didn't have anything for me. And I could swear they raised their prices. I don't know if everyone has raised their prices or it's that everything seems so expensive to me now that my budget is crazy-tight.
The Ravena Barn Flea Market proved unsuccessful. If you need dishes, glasses or old adding machines, this is the place to go.
Finally, a bit of success at the Coxsackie Antiques Center where I picked up an English telephone faucet for 48 bucks. They had some great stuff and the prices were good but unfortunately, I was shopping for the renovation and not my own house.
With only two purchases and mega gas and toll expenses, I wanted to hightail it to Zaborski's in Kingston. Guess what? That didn't happen when I got pulled over for speeding.
So all in all, my day was fun but a negative drain on the finances.
Vintage Real Estate Ads
If past-life me knew then what I know now. $590 for a Brooklyn lot. Five bucks down and five bucks per month. Bet that was a lot of money back then. The only thing affordable about these vintage properties now are the ads. Click on the images to purchase or gain more info.
Renovating on a Tight Budget
If your renovation is costing more than you paid for your house, something is wrong. You shouldn't have to sell your first born to update a home. Sure, there are certain large ticket items you wouldn't want to skimp on….roof, windows, facade, boiler, structural. But semi-skilled work? Come on.
As you know, I'm a big advocate for DIY. If you put in the sweat equity, you can be save yourself in the vicinity of $40k. I came up with that estimate by comparing DIY input to that of an unskilled day laborer at $125 per day over the course of a year. My own skills are superior to a guy you pick up at Home Depot, so my own estimate is probably double that. Obviously you wouldn't quit your $200k per year job to do it, but as a freelancer earning bupkas, I was able to put in the time. My husband who put in a lot less time because he actually has a full time job and does earn something, probably saved us even more while only working on the house on weekends. That's because he has mad skills.
Before I go into materials, just a few thoughts on other ways to save on labor. Painting and demolition parties, barters, hiring apprentices to high end contractors and of course picking up day laborers.
Materials range from free to high end. Since this has the words "tight budget" in the post title, guess where I'm going with this?
It would be a fun experiment to try to do an entire renovation free of cost. But nothing is ever free. It would take tons of time and probably cost more in fuel than trying to buy locally. But here goes…..
1. Craigs List. Go directly to the "free" section. You may find anything from sheetrock scraps to clawfoot tubs. People measure wrong, decide to use something else or may want to recycle what they are ripping out.
2. Freecyle.org Sign up for the group to gain access to a nationwide network of recycled goodies. IMO, it sounds a whole lot better than it is. When I signed up, I couldn't believe the audacity of some people. One of the requests I saw was for a minivan for someone with 8 kids. Hello, maybe you should stop having kids if you can't afford a van! But I digress. You can post your own needs, search for what's out there and offer up what you no longer want.
3. Dumpster Diving. Oh yeah! I'm talking dumpsters parked outside of a renovation, obviously. Better still, find the fixer uppers that have just closed, contact contractors and demolition guys to see if they'll give you the head's up. No, they won't be happy, but one or two of them might not think it's great to stick everything in the landfill. You know, those sensitive contractors.
Almost Free
1. Craigslist. This time search "materials".
2. ReStores. Located throughout the US and Canada. Run by Habitat for Humanity, these shops take donations from the public and sell the items at a fraction of the cost. They have everything including the kitchen sink. Paints, cabinets, light fixtures, furniture….
3. Build it Green. I saw a coffin in here once. If you live in NYC, this place is just as good as any Restore since the closest ReStore is in Mt. Vernon. BIG is a huuuuge warehouse in Queens. They have new and used studs, wiring, cabinets, doors, windows, appliances and more. Do keep in mind that items like plywood, sheetrock and studs go quickly as these are basic to any renovation.
4. Salvage! There are antique architectural salvage yards all over the planet. Although you might sometimes find a bargain at Olde Good Things or Demolition Depot, they are not for the shallow pocketed. My two local faves: Eddie Hibbert in Clinton Hill and Vaccaro's in Gowanus. I'm talking antique french doors for 20 bucks and marble mantels for less than $400. *They may need work.
5. Overstock and Closeouts. Every now and then, manufacturers need to get rid of some clutter. There are samples, irregulars and dead stock taking up space. They don't always post it online, but I'll give you a for instance. I once found the mother load of concrete tiles, countertops and sinks on Craigslist. Get Real Surfaces in Poughkeepsie was having a sale to get rid of dead inventory. I made out with enormous boxes of tile for $10 per box. They were probably worth about $20 per square foot.
6. Ebay. Did you know that you can buy faucets, toilets and tools on Ebay? Yep, it's all there!
7. Overstock.com. Sometimes good for faucets, shower and light fixtures, tiles…it kind of depends on what they have that week. Hit or miss.
Upscale. Low Budget
Green Demolitions. Buy what the millionaires got tired of looking at. Top shelf appliances (think Viking, Sub Zero) and cabinets for a ton less than what you would pay new. These aren't completely inexpensive, but it's a good deal for what it is!
PS: Side effects may include saving the planet while saving your pocketbook.
Craigslist Building Materials
Never underestimate the value of Craigslist when it comes to renovating your home. You can find anything from free studs to $1 Italian ceramic tile to reclaimed flooring at half the cost of outlets.
People often have leftover material from projects or they recycle the stuff they rip out. A short list of things I found on Craigs include…
1. Claw foot tub. Free
2. Glass mosaic tile counter and backsplash. $50
3. Finished walnut flooring for BR and hallway. $400
4. Like new cherry kitchen cabinets for entire kitchen. $500
How much does a marble kitchen countertop cost? $2000-$3000? $125 bucks for that 18×48 slab above. Yeah, you still have to cut it, but if you want a marble counter and it's beyond your budget, this is one way to do it. I may actually give them a call as I'm looking for marble to use as window sills.
Reclaimed 1700′s pine wide plank flooring. No price and it looks to be a factory or lumber yard, so don't know if it's a bargain. Retailers charge $6 and up (way up) per square foot for this stuff. I think we paid around $10 many years ago, plus shipping.
This antique sink top includes the faucets and undermount sink for $200. Is that a fabulous bargain? Eh. But it's one stop shopping since you don't have to go out and find the fittings for the counter. You can sit it on top of an old dresser or antique wrought iron sewing machine base, as I've done in the past.
Retailers will charge something like $.65-$2.00 per used brick, but you can always find someone giving 'em up for nothing. This pile of used bricks is located in Poughkeepsie, NY. There are 250-300 of them. Sometimes you have to travel a bit to get something for nothing, so make sure it's a whole bunch of something!
Hump Day Linkorama
Yaffa Cafe! An old haunt. Vanishing New York
DIY Couch Fix. Brick City Love
The Wedding Planner of Crown Heights. City Room
Rest in Fleece. Wool Coffins. Time
Salvage Worth the Trip to Philly. Casa Cara
Some Scrappy Robots
You know I loves me some upcycled robots! Here's my latest find. Ottawa based Dan Ausin is the guy behind Rivethead Robotics. He started tinkering a couple of years ago with all the junk he was bringing home from thrift stores and dumpsters and the robots started to take shape.
They're usually made from completely recycled/salvaged parts. He's been in a couple art shows and a local (to him) boutique, but no online store just yet. If you're interested in purchasing one , you can contact Dan through his Flickr site.
Via Neatorama.
Look for the Union Label
Awesome Ebay Finds
What's creepier (to this Jew) than a dead Jesus on a cross? That dead deer next to him is giving him some competition. Starting bid on this larger than life guy is $180k or you can buy it now for $1.3 mil. Read the description. That is priceless.
Whose kitchen is big enough for this? Not mine. But it sure is cool (no pun intended). Located somewhere in Pennsylvania.
Ok, so this gargoyle is $3125 and you'll have to schlep it back from Chicago. That doesn't make it any less awesome. Standing at 55″ high and born in the early 20th century, it's the real deal.
Remember the clown-water-balloon game at Coney Island? Well, this clown head is from that game.
All photos are linked to the items so you can buy them for me.
My Blue Sofa:Like Craig's List for the Home
My Blue Sofa is a new online marketplace for anything home related. In fact, it's so new that it's still in beta.
The website is easy to work with and pleasing to the eye. Images spring up along with the categorized listings. It's more like shopping with Etsy than Craigslist. You can even pay via PayPal and get info on the seller if they supply it. So really, it's not like Craigs at all. I should stop with the comparisons now.
These are a few of the listings I spotted.
Theodore Alexander desk. $2000
Early 1900′s Farm Table. $275
Oh, look at that! How did those chairs get in there? Yeah, they're mine. They never really matched my Eastlake dining room table, so I'd like to get rid of them. 1800′s from Britain. I'm asking $600 for the set of 6 but will take best offer. Come on Monty, let's make a deal!
Top photo is a fully restored Empire Duncan sofa for $3500.
Cool As Sh*t iRetrofone
Are you one of those folks who's given up your land line? Do you miss holding a real phone to your ear instead of a hot, radiation transmitting cell? Well, despair no more! iRetrofone is here!
The hand-sculpted base by artist Scott Freeland is a fully-functional, stationary iPhone dock with a USB cable and working handset. It's made of heavy-duty, half-inch thick urethane and designed to be compatible with all iPhones.
The clear and the pink are my favorites and they are also the least expensive at $195. Prices climb to $350 for the steampunk version.
If they only played music too, they would be perrrrrfect.


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FOND DU LAC-- Two women police say are involved in the disappearance of a Fond Du Lac man will remain behind bars.
Sisters Eve Nance and Tina Ewell are being held in connection with the disappearance of Eve's husband Timothy Nance from Fond Du Lac. Nance was last seen November 1st, his wife reported him missing a few days later. Eve Nance and her sister were arrested November 20 in connection with Nance's disappearance.
Six days after their arrests, the sisters filed a lawsuit alleging the district attorney and sheriff's department were holding the women too long without formally charging them. The judge ruled Wednesday the state did have sufficient probable cause to hold the pair on potential charges of hiding or mutilating a corpse and obstruction. The judge set a high cash bond for both women. Nance's bond was set at $100,000 cash and Ewell's was $50,000 cash.
It was standing room only in the courtroom as the sisters appeared in court via video-conferencing from jail. An attorney for the sisters argued their rights have been compromised and they should be released. "This appears to be a major fishing expedition," said public defender Mary Wolfe. "I think the state is casting their net quite wide with search warrants and with analysis but nothing specific to these two ladies."
The judge disagreed, saying the women are facing felony charges in a delicate and complex investigation.
"I can assure her and assure the public and assure everybody this is no fishing expedition this is serious a lot has been undertaken," said Judge Richard Nuss.
Outside the courtroom, emotions ran high as the victim's longtime frriend spoke out.
"I don't point fingers at nobody, I let the police do their job and I'm not mad at nobody, but he needs to be found," said Rodney Emerson. "Seven days they been jailed, I don't know if they did it or they didn't do it, OK, he' s been missing for 27 days."
The women will appear in court again for a status update on December 4th. The district attorney would not say if charges would be filed by that date.
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HOUSTON (SWBTS) – Revival broke out at the Farrington Mission in Houston's fifth ward as students from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary shared the Gospel as a part of Crossover 2013, an evangelistic effort held prior to the meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention in Houston, June 2-8. Students and professors saw God work as they joined members from Northeast Houston Baptist Church (NEHBC) in sharing the Gospel door-to-door throughout the city.
According to David Mills, assistant professor of evangelism at Southwestern Seminary, 190 people professed faith in Christ through this effort.
Master of Divinity student Harry Irwin went with other seminary students and NEHBC members to the Farrington Mission, where they shared the Gospel among those who gathered at the mission's gym to play basketball.
"Partnering with Southwestern to reach our neighborhoods was like a blood transfusion for our church. The passion, joy, and determination of the students when it came to personal soul winning were contagious and renewed the spirit of personal evangelism in our congregation." Nathan Lino, pastor of Northeast Houston Baptist Church
"We saw the movement of the Holy Spirit in a powerful way," Irwin said. "We saw a small revival in that gym that night. It seemed like everyone we talked to, if they weren't saved, they came to know Christ. We couldn't talk to someone without them opening their hearts and accepting what Christ did for them."
Irwin added that many people, who had already professed faith in Christ, also asked for prayer and wanted to learn more about how they could grow in their faith. For Irwin, this effort to share the message of Christ revived his own passion for evangelism.
"It brings an overwhelming passion for the lost and for evangelism," Irwin said. "It rekindles the fire that should always be burning."
Nathan Lino, pastor of NEHBC, said Crossover 2013 had a similar impact on his church.
"Partnering with Southwestern to reach our neighborhoods was like a blood transfusion for our church," Lino said. "The passion, joy, and determination of the students when it came to personal soul winning were contagious and renewed the spirit of personal evangelism in our congregation."
Lino added that the Southwestern team "arrived fully prepared to train our members in personal soul winning, led the way in canvasing our neighborhoods, and instilled a very real sense of Gospel optimism in our people."
NEHBC church member Blake Theiss and his wife Catherine joined Southwestern professor David Mills in sharing the Gospel throughout their neighborhood. After watching Mills do evangelism and getting advice from him, Theiss learned better how to help people move from having a mere intellectual knowledge about Christ to placing their trust completely in Him. Like his pastor, Theiss said Crossover 2013 fanned the evangelistic fervor at NEHBC.
"I love it when another church or a university or another group of people comes to our church, because it almost shoots an adrenaline rush into the church and encourages people to see that here are people that are living like this, and that is what we are called to do," Theiss said. "It was encouraging to see the passion of the students and how they energize the church to go out and work alongside them. And the students have a lot of experience and wisdom to share with us as a body of believers."
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PAWTUCKET — Most pro football experts figured Kelsey Fournier and her New England Patriots cheerleader teammates would have spent a chilly Sunday evening outdoors at Gillette Stadium, coaxing freezing fans into making noise for the home team in the AFC championship game.
Instead, the New York Jets ousted the favored Patriots last Sunday in the conference semifinals, ending the season for players, fans and cheerleaders alike.
Fournier, a 2007 graduate of St. Raphael Academy, has been a member of the Patriots cheerleading squad for the past two seasons and hopes to make the team one more time before moving on to other things in her life.
"It was always a dream of mine to become a Patriots cheerleader," Fournier admitted last week. "My parents (Ron and Heather) and sister (Alicia) are all big Patriots fans. I can remember sitting around the television, watching the Patriots, ever since I was a little girl. That's when I started to dream about becoming a Patriots cheerleader."
That dream came true in 2009. Kelsey has spent the last two years balancing her studies at Rhode Island College with the many duties of a Patriots cheerleader.
"There is a three-year limit for Patriots cheerleaders," Fournier said. "I am finishing my second year. We have to try out all over again every year. I am hoping to qualify for my third and final year with the Patriots."
Fournier's background is in dance, not cheerleading. She did not participate in cheerleading as a high school student.
"I began taking dance lessons when I was three years old," she admitted. "I have trained at the Shannon O'Brien School of Dance in Seekonk for 18 years. I have danced competitively, both in national and international competitions. I went to Poland in 2008 with the United States Dance Team."
Looking for a new challenge, Fournier tried out for the Patriots' cheerleading squad in 2009 and made the team on her first try. Kelsey's experience and training in dance gave her a strong foundation for the tryouts. However, once she made the team, Kelsey learned a whole new array of cheerleading skills under the direction of head coach Tracy Sormanti.
"I had to learn a lot of new things," he said. "In cheerleading, you have to be able to toss people. You need great social skills because we do so many community and charity events. It is considered a part-time job but it's more full-time when you take into account all the time we put in each week."
Fournier is a senior at Rhode Island College majoring in community health. She spent Christmas and New Year's entertaining troops in Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan and Qatar. Fournier was joined by coach Sormanti and five other Patriots cheerleaders. They blended into a group of entertainers who gave 10 shows while touring 12 forward operating bases and command outposts.
Fournier never realized that the dancing lessons she began taking as a three-year-old would take her 18 years later to Afghanistan where she would help entertain soldiers.
"I volunteered to go on an Armed Forces Entertainment Tour," she said. "Six Patriots cheerleaders and our coach (Sormanti) went on the tour. We flew over on a plane that was called the Bob Hope Express."
Bob Hope, of course, began the whole process of entertaining troops during World War II and followed through in Korea and Vietnam. This vital morale-building process has continued in Hope's memory during recent wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Fournier and her teammates arrived in Kyrgyzstan on December 20. They reached Northern Afghanistan on Christmas Day and then spent celebrated New Year's in Qatar.
"Kyrgyzstan was pretty cold," Fournier said. "It is near northern China, up near the mountains. It was snowing all the time. Afghanistan is just very cold. We finished in Qatar, where the temperature was around 70 degrees."
Fournier gained some insight into the hardships that soldiers experience during their tours.
"Our trip definitely gave me a greater appreciation of what our soldiers are doing over there. We got to experience some of the things they deal with, like the cold weather. One of the best things we did was eat every meal with the troops. We got to know some of the soldiers on a personal level.
"It was Christmas and New Year's and that really put things in perspective for us, knowing the soldiers were away from home during the holidays. You realize that could be any one of us. I really appreciate what our soldiers are doing over there."
Fournier said it was "a touching moment" when the troops presented the entertainment squad with coins that honored their visit.
"They give out coins to soldiers for special things they have done," Fournier said. "It meant a lot to us to receive one from the troops."
And the soldiers really appreciated the shows that the Patriots cheerleaders and other entertainers performed in front of large crowds.
"The shows were great for their morale," Fournier said. "We did 10 full shows. We visited 12 forward bases and command outposts."
Several bases featured crowds of around 3,000 soldiers. At a few remote forward command posts, the show played to perhaps a dozen soldiers. The entertainment squad traveled on a variety of military aircraft: Chinook and Blackhawk helicopters along with C130 and C17 airplanes.
Fournier and her teammates signed autographs, did photo sessions with the troops, and participated in several re-enlistment ceremonies.
"It is an experience I will never forget," Kelsey Fournier said.
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the lincoln town car
sorry, missed the price limit, would a used S-Class with the Bang & Olufsen sound system work?
2012 S-Class with the Bang & Olufsen sound system
I would only get in the back seat if I was going somewhere with a few others on a business trip. The second row of any mini-van is the least painfull for me for this scenario, IMO.
older model dodge dakota, it surprisingly has alot of room in the back, for a midsize truck.
The Dodge magnum thanks to the enormous rear seat
For me, this would be a car that I wouldn't enjoy driving, something like my father's Tundra CrewMax. Great back seat, horrible driving dynamics. I've been in a Toyota Avalon and that is just pure joy sitting in the back. Or a Toyota Sienna with the LaZboys for rear seats. Also, the Lexus LS460L is awesome.
Unless the 2012 5 series is radically different than the outgoing model, the backseat actually sucks for anyone over 6' with legs.
well my F250 king ranch is really roomy ive camped out in the back seat a few times its very spacious and comfortable
I sould love to agree with Solo on his van comment...the GMC or Ford conversion van with the captains chairs that are like Lazy-boy chairs.
Now since there was complaints about it being a car, I would go with either a Ford Flex, Lincoln MKT & Lincoln MKT Town Car, and a Lincoln Town Car L.
Hey...Im a Ford guy! What do you want?
A hot Maybach
Under 50K? Easy! The Sienna with the lounge seats!
Screw the rules, I have a couch
yes if you destroy it then sell it on ebay
Following the price rules, a Buick LaCrosse. If you go for any price range, the Maybach 62 is the way to go. Even though it's ugly, those back seats look VERY comfortable.
The E38 is wonderful
obviously 5 new nissan versas, then you can fit 15 backseat passengers on the road trip instead of 2 or 3...
i like your attitude
screw the rules
Maybach 62.
my mother owns a Audi Q5 and the backseat is honestly pretty dope...panoramic roof...good sized seats....14 speaker B&O sound system...
a police car!
under 50,000$ man
No we weren't. To me, "car" is a general term. It's all in your interpretation.
Ouch...GS is not on sale yet.
I think we're talking about cars, not vans?
2012 BMW 5Series and 2013 Lexus GS.
Smart car of course.
Considering the stipulations: car - not an SUV or truck; be able to go to Big Bear in the winter - that means AWD; less than $50,000 - that narrows it to one of two vehicles with plenty of leg room (mandatory for a comfortable ride) - a Ford Taurus SHO or a Chrysler 300C with a Hemi and AWD. Both are winners but I'd probably go for the Ford since it also stipulates only one.
I'd have to say a 2011-2012 scion tC. The seats recline, it has a moonroof, and the seats are pretty comfortable all for under 20K
Currently on sale for less than 50k...used....BMW 7 series
Teenagers will be teenagers...
I'd say the Cadillac CTS-V Wagon, especially if it's in black--being seen in the automotive equivalent of Samuel L. Jackson's wallet, or any BMW for less than $50,000
u haves a piont
Lexus LS
Ford Crown Victoria
Rolls Royce
Volvo V70/S80
Cadillac Deville
Mercedes S Class
I've been thinking, the best one for 50k is a GMC Conversion Van.
SO much room, captain's chairs, great amenities, they're in production, and you can get a good one for 50k msrp. They also receive a lot of markdowns.
Sucks to drive, but it's unmatched to ride in!
2011 volkswagen jetta tdi
I guess the I'll be laid out flat on my futon with my blanket and pillow, wake me up when we get their Odyssey/Sienna/TC is off the table?
Ok I would say either the Lacrosse, Genesis, the new Passat or the 300. Any of these will have plenty of leg room and get you there in quiet and comfort. But of all of these I would probably say the 300 due to it's long 120" wheelbase, quiet cabin and Benz chasis/suspension roots and good tuning.
I'm with Solo(unavoidable pun); it's as funny as hearing a rapper give someone a grammar lesson.
Sucks that it has to be under $50K.
In that case, I'd go with Lincoln Town Car or Cadillac DTS
Obviously it's a joke. No backseat, ~$100k, and no longer in production.
damn, I didnt really read it until after.. With a 50k cap, I would want to be in the back of.. A Lincoln MKS
Bentley Mulsaane.
I do. I find it hilarious when people try to assert superiority, but they can't even understand simple English grammar and spellings.
It's not like the mistakes were typos, either.
No one has mentioned it because everyone else actually read the prompt. If you were to read it, you will understand why your answer does not work.
Haha No one mentioned the Hyundai Equus, Thats hands down the best car to answer this thread question.. Look it up if you're not fimiliar with it.
How much for a new BMW 5 series, $49,000?
Or a 2007 or 2008 BMW 7 Series
there is no back seat, smart one
who cares????
Armored Tahoe with bulletproof windows...in Black!
Or a Town Car stretch...no compromise!


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Final Fantasy 14: Level 50 (ilvl 96) WHM, Level 50 (ilvl 90) BLM, Level 50 SCH, Level 50 SMN.
Guild Wars 2: (Ehmry Bay) 64 Ranger.
Diablo 3: 70 Wizard, 60 Demon Hunter, 60 Witch Doctor, 65 Paragons.
Wildstar: 37 Spell Slinger DPS.
ArcheAge: 50 Gypsy.
Trove: On and off. 20 Candy Barb. 20 Neon Ninja. Have all classes.
GW2 PvP is in an atrocious state. The devs do not listen to the upset PvP community. PvP is filled with cheese condi and AI builds and cheese sustain builds that cannot be killed except by the cheese condi/AI builds.
The last major balance patch was I think mid last year, and it didn't change anything worthwhile. Basically, devs have abandoned PvP balance in favor of bi-weekly churning out of PvE content to keep the PvE'ers interested.


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Album Rating: 4.0Awesome blues rock that needs more love.
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Your comments are appreciated as always.
Digging: Satan - Atom By Atom
great review, i got to check this album out.
Album Rating: 4.0Thanks bud. I think you'll like it, knowing that you're in a blues mood.
heard about this band a while ago, but I always had my doubts that they'd be good for some reason.
These guys are solid manosg, boogieing with them definitely warrants a 4 out of 5. For anyone interested getting into this band further,(beside 'On the road again' people may also be familiar with their cover of 'Let's work together') you can try along with the aforementioned album the self titled debut and if you dig, give 'Hallelujah' a spin…
Manosg, I always seek for your reviews. Some awesome bands you know!
BTW What's the freaking need of a Lana Del Ray review every 5 minutes, pushing out of the front page albums deserving of attention they won't get otherwise?
Album Rating: 4.0@Mythodea
Thanks a lot man, that's a high praise!
Amen bro.
cool rev bro. Once again, you've reviewed a band I have yet to hear :/
Digging: Sangre de Muerdago - O Camino das Mans Valeiras
Great review as always manosg, this definitely looks interesting, I've heard of the band, probably because of On The Road Again
Album Rating: 4.0Thanks guys. Canned Heat is a great band if you're ever in a bluesy, laid-back mood. They're more feelgood than other blues artists and definitely recommended for summer.
As I am always on a bluesy mood I'll jam this soon. Great review man, pos'd.
Digging: Empyrium - Into the Pantheon
Album Rating: 4.0Excellent, keep me posted!
Album Rating: 4.0Great version of "On The Road Again" from Woodstock. Just watched it and thought I should share it with you. Good times...
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But anyway, do you know of any good shooters or driving games for the xbox 360.
I'm up for any possible suggestions what so ever that you may have, and GR:FS will be one on the list as well as Test drive unlimited and Forza.
generally i prefer any games that allow me to think but don't annoy the living hell out of me with how slow they are and the limitations on class and weaponry (OFP:DR talking about you there) but any suggestions are welcome.
For Driver games, i like any open ended ones that allow just a general adventure and a drive around for the fun of it.
@mods, sorry if i put this in the wrong section feel free to move it
i don't play live either incase you are wondering, but if i ever get around to doing so then i will post my who i am online for you.
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The devastating destruction wrought by Mother Nature.
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Podcast Episode - Day in Technology History
Day in Tech History: September 12th
Jack St Clair Kilby demonstrates the world's first integrated circuit to fellow researchers and executives at Texas Instruments (TI). The circuit contains five components, including germanium mesa transistors, resistors, and capacitors linked by wires, on a piece of germanium half an inch long and thinner than a tootHPick. The purpose of the demonstration is to prove that resistors and capacitors can exist on the same piece of semiconductor material. The circuit was designed while the TI plant was officially shut down for a vacation. As a new employee, Kilby had not yet earned a vacation and was left virtually alone to determine that resistors and capacitors could be made from the same material and integrated together on a single chip. On February 6, 1959, he will apply for a patent, which will eventually be issued on June 23, 1964.
The Data Processing Division of IBM announces the IBM 1410 data processing system, a powerful intermediate computer marketed a midrange business machine. It contains large volume storage facilities and fast input/output units for up-to-the-minute, accurate punched card output and printed reports. Initial orders for the 1410 exceed 3,500, making it the most widely-accepted data processing machine in history.
The "Space Race" begins when, in a speech at Rice University, President John F. Kennedy announces that America should attempt to land a man on the moon and return him safely to Earth. "I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to Earth." (Some source claim that JFK gave the same speech to NASA employees earlier, on May 25, 1961)
At the Apple Computer annual board meeting, chairman Steve Jobs announces that he will start a new company with other "lower-level" employees, to build computers for the higher-education market.
Sony introduces the Data Discman, a handheld computer that can operate on small compact discs costing US$20-50 each. The devices' release is set for November. Price: US$550
Electronic Arts announces that it will acquire Origin Systems, a game developer based in Austin, Texas.
Toad Computer of Severna Park, Maryland announces plans to mirror the Atari software archive maintained by the University of Michigan. The library consists of over 700MB of compressed public domain software for the Atari 8-bit, ST, STe, TT030 and Falcon computers.
David Bajer, Barbara Castillo, and John Skruch relocate to the corporate offices of JTS. The three, which are instructed to "work together" from distant parts of the building from each other, are the last remaining remnants of the Atari Corporation. Their relocation marks the end of any measurable autonomy. Meanwhile, Tom Mitchell, President of JTS, lays off ten percent of his company's employees and hints at more to come. In an internal company-wide memo, Mitchell blames the merger with Atari as the cause of the layoffs.
Sun Microsystems unveils a new range of Opteron based Unix servers: the Sun Fire X2100, X4100 and X4200 servers. They were designed from scratch by the team led by Andreas von Bechtolsheim to address heat and power consumption issues commonly faced in data centers.
Apple announces the release of the second generation iPod shuffle, calling it "the most wearable iPod ever." First shipments of the unit were slated for an October 2006 arrival, but it won't actually start shipping until Friday, November 3, 2006.
Version 1.0 of Linkat, an RPM-based Linux distribution developed for the Ministry of Education of Generalitat de Catalunya. It is based on openSUSE 9.1 and uses GNOME as default desktop environment.
Version 11 of Corel Paint Shop Pro (PSP), bitmap and vector graphics editor, is released for Windows.
Google buys TNC – a Korean based company that created a blog software product called Textcube.
Biswamohan Pani was charged with stealing Intel's trade secrets. In May he tendered his resignation and ended his tenure on June 11th. However, he accepted a position at AMD and started working on June 2nd. On July 1st, the FBI searched his home and found over 100 "Sensitive Intel documents". He then admitted to stealing the documents on July 11th.
Apple releases version 2.1 of the iPhone software
Quest software acquires NetPro for 78.7 Million. Quest Software aims to enlarge its offerings in such products designed to integrate and manage Microsoft Active Directory, Exchange, SharePoint, and SQL Server .
Damon Patrick Toey pleaded guilty to wire fraud, credit card fraud, and aggravated identity theft. He was one of 11 that stole 45.7 million credit card numbers – Albert Gonzalez was one of the 11 and was noted just recently for stealing an additional 130 million cc numbers.
CERN announces that hackers have infiltrated the computer system that monitors the particle accelerator experiments and analyzes data on the Large Hadron Collider Yahoo announces they will stop selling music and instead start pointing to other services like iTunes, YouTube, Amazon, Last.fm, and Pandora.
Texas Instruments opens Kilby Labs, in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the integrated circuit
Michael Dell officially buys back Dell computers from stock holders for $25 billion. Each shareholder received $13.75 / share plus a dividend of .13 cents per share.


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D.C. or Bust: BEEP Carrion Goes to Washington (Officially)!
President Barack Obama has *officially* named Bronx Borough President Adolfo Carrion to be his White House Director of Urban Affairs. The formal announcement came today, even as reports and reaction were leaked to the media yesterday morning.
News of his potential appointment was initially leaked back in December....by Carrion. He reportedly told students that he would be heading to D.C. for a job. He later brushed off media inquiries on the topic.
President Obama also named Derek Douglas as special assistant to the president for urban affairs. Douglas has served as Washington counsel for New York Gov. David Paterson.


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"We are in the planning stages for what we are going to be doing this year," said Leslie Newman, president of Wetland Watch, a local environmental advocacy group. "For Harbor Island, we have one more year with our grant."
Wetland Watch has been doing battle with the invasive plant for the past several years, most notably on Harbor Island. A state grant has allowed for treatment and removal of large stands on the island.
Although there has been a lot of attention given to the island, there is still more to be done, Newman noted.
"There is also some phragmites on the (island's) east side that is on a commercial side," she said.
Helping Wetland Watch with the phragmites problem is a regional consortium that wants to eradicate the weed.
"The collaboration of the Ottawa County Invasive Phragmites Control Group is proving to be very effective," Newman said. "All of that started when we got the grant for Harbor Island."
The county group is taking aim at areas along the Grand River as well. They work with the Ottawa County Parks Department, county conservation district and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Melanie Manion, Ottawa County's natural resources management supervisor, said the county is working with these groups to obtain grant funding to treat public lands along the river as well as assist private property owners.
"Our target would be the islands on the lower Grand River, Lloyd's Bayou and (state) lands," Newman said. "We will have money to do aerial spraying."
By treating these areas, control of the plant could become easier. Newman said once the large stands are destroyed, any new ones that emerge are smaller and easier to take down.
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In this musical PSA video, a cute, unassuming singer-songwriter with a beautiful voice tells us the dangers of holding your phone vertically while filming a video.
Most of these dangers stem from what she is going to do to you (and your family), if you don't listen to her.


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Sooty mold
Sooty molds are Ascomycete fungi which grow on plant exudates and the sugary honeydew secreted by insects such as aphids, scales, the whitefly, and other insects which suck sap from their host plants.[1] The name itself is descriptive, as sooty mold is a black, powdery coating adhering to the leaves of ornamental plants such as azaleas, gardenias, camellias, crepe myrtles, and laurels. Plants located under pecan or hickory trees are particularly susceptible to sooty mold, because honeydew-secreting insects often inhabit these trees. The honeydew can rain down on neighboring and understory plants. Occasionally plants such as citrus may exude sweet sticky secretions and sooty molds can grow on these.[1]
The fungus itself does little harm to the plant; it merely blocks sunlight, and very rarely may stunt a plant's growth and yellow its foliage. Thus, sooty mold is essentially a cosmetic problem in the garden, as it is unsightly and can coat most of a plant in a matter of days or weeks. Some common genera causing sooty molds are Cladosporium, Aureobasidium, Antennariella, Limacinula, Scorias, and Capnodium.
There are several means of treating sooty mold. In essence, they all boil down to controlling the pest(s) secreting the honeydew on the plant. Without honeydew, there is no sooty mold. Some options include:
Using formulations of neem oil, which is an organic broad spectrum pesticide, insecticide, fungicide and miticide. It is used to control mites and insects such as whitefly, aphid, scale, and mealy bugs, and the fungi they cause such as sooty mold, and fungus diseases including black spot, rust, mildew, and scab. Neem oil can be used on house plants, flowers, vegetables, trees, shrubs and fruit indoors and outdoors. Neem oil is biodegradable and has not been shown to be toxic to mammals, birds, bees, earthworms, or beneficial insects.
Using systemic insecticides such as orthene, malathion, or diazinon. Always follow all instructions on such insecticides, and never use these on plants which produce fruit or vegetables.
Using insecticidal soap, dish soap, or detergent dissolved in water and sprayed on the plant. Allow to sit and then use a hose to wash off the sooty mold. Most recommend one tablespoon per gallon of water. (Note: this only removes the sooty mold, and some of the insects. It does not solve the long-term insect problem.)
The above treatments do not permanently stop sooty mold or the insects which secrete honeydew. It is best, if you grow plants prone to the fungus, to use these treatments preventively.
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A Very Cold Walking Tour
Chad Chicilo is a teacher with Saskatoon's Outdoor School Program, and for the past few days he and his students have been hiking throughout the city. Not an easy thing to do in blizzard like conditions. Guest host Britainy Robinson finds out who the class is holding up.


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After stepping out in some ridiculous getups (including this incredibly unflattering dress and these distressed jeans), Kim Kardashian finally did something right -- sporting a more effortless ensemble earlier today.
While the red leggings, strappy shoes and blazer are definitely fashion-forward, she paired them with a simple long-sleeved tee, giving the look a more casual feel. See Kim, this is what it looks like when you don't try so hard.
Khloe joined her sister at lunch, where she wore a more revealing getup.
Wearing a pair of heels matching Kim's, in black instead of red, some Daisy Dukes and long blonde extensions, Khloe looked sexier than ever!
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Life is what makes a room.Let me tell you a story about one home's update told to me by a man with strong ideas on what's wrong with decorating and design today.
A beautiful room is useless if no one uses it
Good friends of his had updated their living room décor. The owners were very proud of their achievement and one night after dinner the lady of the house asked for his opinion of the new décor. Not one to mince words he stated that, though it looked very beautiful, he missed the old one.
He remembers sitting in the old living room having drinks after dinner and the long talks that followed. He pointed out that since the décor changed he had yet to sit in the room.
To his way of thinking, the new décor was to blame.
In the Barefoot Contessa at Home, Ina Garten says, "How many times have you seen a gorgeous house in a shelter magazine that looks absolutely soulless? Everything's right but it's really not. That's because everything matches perfectly and the designer didn't incorporate the client's personal style—or any of those messy real things that people acquire."
The kitchen is the hardest place to hide 'those messy real things', especially during a party and one reason why everyone ends up in it. But more importantly, there is comfort in knowing how to behave. Kitchens may vary in size and design but their use is always the same. Familiarity.
When a room is put together as Ina and my friend describe we may not be sure how to behave in it and what's appropriate. So until we can see an example — the host seated having a drink with his or her guests, we gravitate to what feels safe, the kitchen.
The next time you find everyone in the kitchen, pour yourself a glass of wine, stride straight into the space in which you want your guests to enjoy and get comfy. Just sit down. By doing so, you invite others to do the same.
A beautiful room is useless if no one uses it. Life is for the living and so should your rooms be. Presentation only counts for a small portion; the enjoyment people derive from it is what really mattes. Have a personal style question or interior design conundrum? Have a great local style resource? Please send them to me . . . we want to hear from you! Send e-mail questions, comments, insults or complaints to firstname.lastname@example.com


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Charleston, W.Va. (AP) -- West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw is warning residents not to fall for phishing scams after his office received a bogus bank e-mail seeking personal information.
The e-mail claimed that the recipient's online bank account had been suspended.
It requested a social security number, date of birth and other personal information to resolve the problem.
McGraw says legitimate companies don't ask for such information through e-mail.
He says anyone receiving a similar e-mail should not reply or click on any links in the message.
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I began publishing my monthly newsletter The Bob Livingston Letter™ in 1969. The following is an excerpt from the May 1998 issue in which I chronicle the Republican Party's fickle and hypocritical attitudes with regard to preserving Americans' liberty. The more things change, it seems, the more they stay the same.
The Republican Party has well earned the appellation "the Stupid Party," based on its abandonment of moral and genuine conservative principles as well as its inability to lead in Congress. Not that the Democrats are any better, mind you, because their claims to morality and principle are even more ludicrous!
The abysmal Republican failures in Congress, most notably their inability to see justice done in their hearings on Waco and Ruby Ridge and the IRS, are almost as numerous as Bill Clinton's offenses and escapades. Consider also the recent Republican attraction to FBI Director Louis Freeh, who, says one journalist:
…might be well advised to wear a flak jacket for protection from all the hearty pats on the back he's been getting from Republicans.
Why is Freeh suddenly the Republicans' best friend? The answer is that Freeh has been assigned the role of playing "good cop" to his boss, Attorney General Janet "Johnny Waco" Reno's "bad cop." In the set-up for gullible Republicans, Freeh's too highly publicized opinion is that an independent counsel should be appointed to investigate Bill and Al's not-so-excellent fundraising adventures. It will not happen, of course, since Reno refuses.
In their whining against Reno, the Republicans appear to be trying to provoke Freeh into embarrassing his boss, by publicly rebuking her or resigning from the FBI or both. For their part, the Republicans could take strong action in Congress, including the introduction of impeachment proceedings against Reno, but they won't. They don't have either the backbone or the know-how. Besides, such proceedings would put a lie to the Washington game of cooperative politics as usual.
The Republicans have chosen the weasely route instead. Freeh is suddenly their best friend, championed by the stupid party as a bulwark against injustice. Not that long ago, the Republicans were demanding Freeh's resignation, when he permitted some 1,000 FBI files, containing in-depth background interviews and research on private individuals, to be turned over to political operatives in the Clinton White House. Because no legal nor administrative corrective action was taken, the implication is that the FBI may gather and use such information against anyone.
Not that long ago, Freeh's FBI attacked a quiet Weaver family living in the mountains of Ruby Ridge, Idaho, slaying mother and son, wounding father and a friend, and resulting in the death of a U.S. Marshal. Not that long ago, Freeh's FBI was instrumental in the fiery murder of some 80 men, women and children at Waco. Not that long ago, Freeh appointed his personal friend and the man in charge of Ruby Ridge and Waco, Larry Potts, to deputy director at the FBI. It was Potts who gave his men "shoot to kill on sight" orders.
Not that long ago, Freeh permitted FBI attorney Howard Shapiro to brief the Clintons concerning ongoing investigations inside the FBI. Freeh also permitted Shapiro to use FBI agents to harass and intimidate a disabled agent who had provided harmful testimony concerning the Clintons.
Not that long ago, a lead technician blew the whistle on the FBI crime lab, citing ways and examples the lab manufactured fraudulent "evidence" to obtain criminal convictions. Freeh was specifically named as one who ordered it to be done when he served as U.S. Attorney. Not that long ago, Freeh permitted his FBI agents to hound Billy Dale and other employees of the White House travel office, until they either quit or were fired and replaced by Clintonistas. Dale was prosecuted based on FBI "evidence" and acquitted by a jury after just one hour of deliberations.
Not that long ago, Freeh's FBI arrested U.S. Government informant Carol Howe, apparently because she swore out an affidavit implicating FBI involvement in a sting operation to bomb the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City. In an attempt to shut her up, Howe was then unsuccessfully prosecuted by Reno's Justice Department for a "destructive device" the government had previously instructed her to obtain!
Not that long ago, Freeh recommended that the United Nations create international "hate crimes" laws designed to gag U.S. citizens who rely on our own First Amendment to send controversial historical and political literature abroad. Afterward, Freeh's FBI collaborated with Germany and Sweden to make sure that two Americans were arrested and jailed while travelling in Europe for allegedly sending their literature into Germany. The Department of Justice and the State Department both refused to intervene on behalf of our fellow citizens. After a year or so in jail, one of the Americans was permitted to post bond and he promptly fled and returned to Florida. The other American has remained in jail for almost two years.
In case some folks still think that Freeh believes in free speech, recall that not that long ago he recommended in congressional testimony that the U.S. Government be allowed to tap all computers and telephones in the U.S. without obtaining warrants. He also testified in support of hardwiring all communications technology with a special "clipper chip" that would not allow users to encrypt or encode messages, including private communications and corporate trade secrets.
The Republicans' strange embrace of Freeh is not merely ironic, nor does it demonstrate ostensible Republican fickleness. The Republicans are not just stupid and fickle, they are hypocrites. They are not more effective, much less trustworthy, than the Democrats in preserving your liberty. The story of Louis Freeh is a view in microcosm of the cesspool of modern politics and government.


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One of those things is to be able to broadcast two high school football or basketball games at the same time. Since the AM signal for WGHN drops from 500 watts in the daytime to a weak 22 watts at night, station personnel had to choose whether to broadcast the Grand Haven or Spring Lake game on any particular night.
"The AM signal is challenged at night," Tieman admits.
Tieman, who also owns the Spartan Sports Network and lives in Lansing, bought the Grand Haven radio stations in 2007. He was told at that time that the 93.1 FM frequency would become available, but — knowing the pace of federal agencies — he thought it would be many years away.
Read more of this story in today's print edition of the Grand Haven Tribune.