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Following the massive success of the surprise release of Beyoncé's self-titled album last December, Apple has been pressuring record labels for similar deals, trying to secure music exclusivity and cut off competition from streaming services.
According to The Los Angeles Times, Apple executives are demanding that labels offer a period of time where an album is only available for purchase digitally and not available to stream.
Music industry sources told the paper:
Apple's push for a new release window — similar to the one that some Hollywood studios impose for films newly released for home viewing — shows the Cupertino, Calif., tech giant is scrambling to retain its competitive advantage in an evolving digital music market.
Services like Spotify and Rdio, which offer subscription or free ad-supported streaming services have been eating into Apple's market share. As of last April, Apple account for 80 percent of paid music downloads.
Although Beyoncé's album is the most recent high-profile example of this strategy to shore up customers, Apple has actually been at this for a while. A year and a half ago, Taylor Swift's Red was available digitally exclusively on the service, bringing in tons of sales at market price. Digital distribution rivals like Amazon and Google, who sold the album later on, have been known to price news albums as loss leaders.
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Several years ago I approached a member of my staff to discuss the details of an important assignment. We had a brief conversation and needed more time to talk, but I was very busy and was unable to schedule her for an appointment.
Days later she contacted me for a meeting, during which she presented a thorough report of her findings. It was obvious she had spent a lot of time and energy on the project. There was one major problem, however. I had failed to provide clear directives for the assignment. Her concept of the task was almost entirely the opposite of my intended plan.
We had to start over at square one. I gave her some background information on the vision God had given to me and the purpose I felt He wanted it to accomplish. As I unveiled the details of the project, she grasped the vision and became quite excited about her involvement. Unlike the first attempt to bring this project to fruition, this time there was clear direction.
This scenario reminds me of the prophet Habakkuk when he questioned God about why He tolerated so much evil. God's reply assures Habakkuk that the people will be punished for their sins. "'Write the vision and make it plain on tablets, that he may run who reads it'" (Hab. 2:2, NKJV).
God wanted the people of Judah to understand that punishment was indeed on the way, and He told Habakkuk to make His intentions plain enough for the people to comprehend.
My experience taught me a very important lesson about effective leadership. Succinctly sharing what God has placed in your heart is a key factor in the success of any project. If a vague message is transmitted to others, the vision is delayed. Individuals become frustrated. Grumbling and complaining follow and discouragement sets in.
Vision comes after the Lord places in us a deep sense of urgency to meet a specific need. Nehemiah experienced this firsthand. He wept when he heard about the condition of his homeland. He then sought the Lord for direction.
As a result, God placed in Nehemiah a burden to return home. After his "midnight investigation" of the plight of Jerusalem, Nehemiah challenged the people to rebuild the walls. The task was accomplished in 52 days.
Through my personal leadership experiences, I am suggesting the following steps to accomplishing your vision:
**Create a quiet and relaxed atmosphere for discussing projects. Even the apostle Paul went to a desolate place called Arabia for three years to hear the voice of God.
**Prepare a written job description for major assignments.
**Delegate responsibilities. As Nehemiah rebuilt the wall he designated half the workers to build the wall while the other half stood watch against their enemies.
**Don't assume individuals working on the project know what you are trying to accomplish. Sharing goals creates a sense of urgency and importance for workers. Inclusiveness will strengthen your efforts.
**Maintain an open line of communication. Be careful not to be overbearing or give the impression that you are second-guessing a team member's ability to perform a given task.
As God orders our steps, He gives clear directives. We may not always understand His ways, but our faith will move us forward in His plan.
As we model the image of our heavenly Father, let us be diligent in leading His people toward His vision, with clear and precise direction. * Barbara McCoo Lewis is the supervisor of women for the Southern California First Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction for the Church of God in Christ. She oversees the leadership of women in 250 churches.
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This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.29 / 5.00 4,994 ViewsI finally ended my last flash movie. The Last Fight. I must say this was an enourmous work . It took me an year to finish, but i could have done this in 5 months. why? well you know...job, study,...same stuff, but most important this was done 100% in paper, all you are watching was done in a sheet of paper
(again) with nothing more than a pencil, and had to scan every ingle frame of this animation. Of course there's the edition part, wich is digital ( colouring, etc. )
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I hope you like this movie as much as I enjoyed making it.!!!
EDIT: woah third place! Im more than satisfied with this reward! :)
One thing I hated are the destructive comments Ive recived lately. like "go kill yourself", "go die"," or "fuckface"...whatever. I didn't know a flash movie could make someone insult me like that.
I want to tell you I read every single comment and learn from every single one. Spelling mistakes will be corrected ( I'm sorry english is not my first language as you can see), and I promise to improve my animations on my feature works.
Thank you all.
EDIT2: spelling mistakes corrected!
I honestly don't understand why it's rank is so..
This is a really good movie, I really enjoyed it. There are a few things you could have changed but I really liked the style.
Well done :) You should have got a higher over-all rating in my eyes.
This movie's great. I loved it. You should do more work like this though if you do try getting a bit more of the facial expressions in especially since you're working on paper. You don't need to show eyes, you proved that with this videos, but I think that you could work a bit more on the mouth when you show it. Like in the final bit it almost looks like he's laughing. I might of gotten the charecters mixed up and he actually was laughing but that's just moot point. Anyways great job.
Totally awesome stuff dude!
Man, for being done entirely on paper, that movie STILL kicked ass! I think you would do well to create a series based on these guys and stuff. Perhaps learn a bit more about the brothers, where they came from, and like who that dude with the glowing red eyes are and stuff!
Also...i am assuming that battle between the two brothers was in his mind right? or did that battle occur after the one guy was freed?
its kinda sad in a way and it could be symbolizing something but hey im thinkin about this to much anyway good art and music was good it went with the flash maybe a gloomier sadder music


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I helped to write a sitcom this week. It was with Jane Bussmann, the brilliant writer on Smack the Pony, Brass Eye and South Park, among other twisted TV gems. I wasn't the only one; there were about 50 of us in the basement of London's Soho Theatre on Sunday night, lending a hand on her new six-part sitcom.
Distinguished Ladies is set in the fertile comic universe of a celebrity gossip rag. The pilot episode stars Bussmann as a journalist with high ideals and her nose in the gutter, Sally Phillips as her appalling editor and Olivia Poulet as her deputy. Morgana Robinson and Kayvan Novak also appear. By any standards, it is a dream cast. The sort you might hope to find on Sky, Channel 4 or the BBC. But Distinguished Ladies has not been made by any of them. Bussmann is doing it herself.
Well, almost. There is her collaborator, the film-maker, Naisola Grimwood, and then there is the audience. Bussmann has been reading out scripts to comedy fans around the country for a while now. She plays all of the parts herself and shows the odd, rough clip; tickets are cheap. On Sunday, I heard the first two episodes, about a scoop involving an "up-skirt" shot of Kate Middleton and a charity gala featuring Madonna. It was uncensored, filthy, scurrilous and silly – the sort of thing to give a BBC commissioner nightmares.
By staying "outside the system", Bussmann will avoid the dreaded red pens of over-cautious television executives, and, she hopes, will make the sitcom she wants to make, and that fans want to see. She records audience reactions on a laptop, and puts them through her "funny-o-meter", or colour-coded spreadsheet. Each time a gag gets a laugh, it gets a colour. "If a joke isn't purple after 7 or 8 readings, we chuck it out," she says. "If you're not making the people in front of you laugh, why go on? Cut it out. We're not blokes, we're not arrogant. We don't think we've got the last word on what's funny. Working from the point that the audience is smarter than us, we go with whatever they like. It's evolved into something that's pretty much written by the audience."
It is a method born of bitter experience. Having started out working with Armando Iannucci and Chris Morris (including on the infamous Brass Eye paedophile episode, "the most complained about comedy of all time"), a decade ago, Bussmann found herself writing pilot after pilot that didn't make it past the "meeting with two men called Jeremy" phase. "The Head of Comedy at an unnamed channel told me the audience was stupid. Then the bloke at the rival channel told me that comedy was dead and no one wanted to laugh any more. I thought, 'If you two are running the show, there's no point'. I booked a one-way ticket to America – and didn't come back for 11 years."
After a few soul-mangling years working as a showbiz journalist in LA, she flew to Uganda to interview a peacemaker and ended up investigating the warlord Joseph Kony. That became a book, Worst Date Ever. Her further experiences in Africa – she currently lives in Mombasa – also inspired a stand-up show, about "the poverty industry" called Bono and Geldof Are C*nts.
She is now working to get Distinguished Ladies to screens. The current idea is to film it in front of a studio audience then set up an internet channel, in conjunction with a brand (just as Alan Partridge teamed up with Foster's for a web series in 2010, but with more interactive elements).
"A successful TV sitcom might get 700,000 viewers. You can get more than that online and people can see it all over the world. We basically want to cut out the middleman. Just have the actors, the writers, the crew and the audience," she says. "You really don't need a TV channel at all." If she's right and her Distinguished Ladies take off, they could change the face of sitcoms for good.
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Radio 1 does comedy
It's odd that Radio 4 has the stranglehold on radio comedy. Young people like laughing too, BBC. This week, not before time, Radio 1 took note of the stand-up boom and unveiled its first ever comedy show. The Comedy Lounge is a half-hour spot in Phil and Alice's Monday night show, at the swear-friendly time of 10.30pm. You can tune in or watch online as the gig streams from the "Lolz Lounge" (aka the Live Lounge) in front of some trad red curtains and a live audience.
The debut guests were Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Carl Donnelly and Tom Rosenthal, who made for a nice mix of laid-back and neurotic. The format was a bit rigid, with the two comedians told to pick a pet gripe and "rant for four minutes" in a comedy battle. They still got some good laughs in, about mobile phones and breakfast cereal. If future guests are allowed off the leash to do what they do best, be funny without rules, it might just work.
What I Watched
Beating McEnroe
At Ovalhouse Theatre, London. Jamie Wood's show/ interactive tennis match about his childhood obsession with Bjorn Borg. Completely bonkers and occasionally very funny, thanks to a game audience.
On BBC3. Jack Whitehall's new chatshow, which he co-hosts with his 73-year old reactionary father, Michael is improbably good value. Anyone who has ever been embarrassed by their parents will snigger along in sympathy.
Ron Burgundy
On Conan O'Brien. Will Ferrell's absurd anchorman pledges his support to Mayor Rob Ford - in song. Features jazz flute. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhhpz9pKyj8#t=155
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Adair | Grundy | Livingston | Monroe | Randolph |
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Many useful primary documents in the Library
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The following items are also in Special
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Adair County Biographical Index
8 file drawers of family/individual data
forms and newspaper clippings, primarily obituaries, collected by P.
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Adair County Schools Class Rosters
Mulberry School, 1904-05, 1907, 09
Unidentified School, 1905-09
Adair County Cemetery Sexton Records
Kirksville Churches: Membership Rosters and Directories
Cumberland Presbyterian, 1883
First Baptist, 1916
First Christian, 1931
First Presbyterian, 1928, 1950s-60s
Kirksville Organizations: Directories & Yearbooks
Delta Kappa Gamma, 1949-50, 1953-56, 1964-68
Kiwanis, 1959-67
Monday Club, 1963-76
Sojourners, 1947-48, 1978-79
Kirksville city directories 1892+
Kirksville telephone directories: 1921, 1940-49, 1951+
Telephone books for other cities are also available.
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New York,
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10 Favorite Reissues and Compilations of 2011: Jason P. Woodbury
Welcome to another installment of Up on the Sun's 2011 Review. Over the next week, editor Jason P. Woodbury and the staff will countdown their favorite songs, shows, national and local releases of 2011.
Earlier this year, someone called me "an old soul." A little earlier, someone joked that my tastes were that of a That '70s Show reject. I make no apologies. The history of pop music is littered with also-rans, sideshows, and shoulda-been-huge acts.
Of course. the reissue and compilation industry is loaded with plenty of sub-par releases, the kind of things that were undiscovered for a reason. Not the case with these 10 releases, each containing slabs of vital funk, rock, blues, gospel, pop, or soul, depending on the record.
10. Charles "Packy" Axton, Late Late Party (Light in the Attic)
Light in the Attic always nabs a couple notes for reissuing stellar gems from the past. This collection of pre-Stax recordings from the assorted outfits of Charles "Packy" Axton is greasy Memphis soul at its finest. When no less an authority than Jim Dickinson states, "He was one of the coolest people I ever met," would you expect any less?
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It's a shame that DJentrification didn't release this mix-via-the interwebs, because it's a damn phenomenal primer on Phoenix music past.
Performed as a live, all-vinyl DJ set on Friday, August 12 at the Lost Leaf, DJentrification melded heavy funk, Chicano soul, new wave, and punk, all from Phoenix.
8. Bobby Charles, Bobby Charles (Rhino Handmade)
Rhino Handmade is always doing excellent stuff, but the label's Bobby Charles reissue, packaged in a beautiful wood case, makes a compelling argument for physically released music. Backed by members of the The Band, Dr. John, and more, Charles should be more recognized. This fantastic reissue serves to educate the willing.
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This '83 effort finds outsider artist teamed with the teenaged Crippled Dog Band in Worcester, Massachusetts. Trimble wasn't a fan of the record; he dumped the entire 500-count LP pressing in an office park bin. Luckily the folks at Yoga Records know the score, issuing the album earlier this year as it was originally intended.
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Well, it took nearly 45 years, but Smile, in all her glory, was worth the wait. The deluxe, 3D packaging is incredible, and the exhaustive collection of sounds and full songs proves that Brian Wilson was on to truly on to something (even if he wasn't sure what).
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We spotted some epic builds in our forum in February. There are scratchbuilds made of wood, acrylic and metal, air-cooled PCs, water-cooled PCs and some absolutely crazy-looking projects too. We've hand-picked some of our favourites this month for you to vote on in our regular Mod of the Month competition, so take a look at the projects on the next few pages and vote for your favourites.
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. These are databases of hundreds of completed projects which allow you to see what has been done with particular case makes and models (mods), or with specific materials or motherboard sizes (scratchbuilds). They're fantastic tools that can be helpful if you need some design inspiration or want to see how others have solved that problem you're stuck on.
If you've never modded before, we've got the perfect competition for you to try - our
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awesome prizes from the Mnpctech store itself. There will be some new and exciting products from Mnpctech on the horizon too, but for now feast your eyes on these pieces of true PC bling.
Prize 1 -
Smith & Wesson 'Elite' Safety Glasses
Safety first whenever modding your PC! Black frame with Clear anti-fog lens. Lightweight "retro style" design. Dual lenses with an 8-base curve that provides wrap-around protection.
Includes micro-fiber carry pouch that doubles as a cleaning cloth. Meets the High Impact" level of the ANSI Z87.1+ safety standards.
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'BILLET' Case Handles
CNC milled from blocks of 3/4" thick solid aluminum. Sold in pairs. Includes 4 fasteners and nuts. 1/4" mounting hole, 3/4" width x 6-1/4' lenght x 1-11/16" tall. Black Handles match Lian Li and Silverstone cases.
Prize 3 -
Set of Diamond Knurl Aluminum Case Feet
Set of Mnpctech Billet Machined Diamond Knurl Case Feet. Base Diameter = 1- 3/4", Height = 1". Thick hard rubber insert protects your desktop and helps prevent vibration.
Thanks to Mnpctech for stumping up such fantastic prizes again this month. We've got six exciting projects for you this month, so it's time to vote for your favourites. Don't forget that you can
vote for more than one project
if you're finding it tough to choose one over the others. MOTM is a competition for in-progress projects. You should consider potential, originality, execution and show of skill when voting.
This Month's Contenders
Alienware Aurora ALX-XL
by kier
Azure - Acrylic tubed Phantom 820 mod
by Maki role
Big Bro' Prodigy
by Nikkop
Normandy Revo
by MooZ91
by abbas-it
The Shrine
by quizz_kid
1 - Mod of the Month February 2013
2 - Alienware Aurora ALX-XL by kier
3 - Azure - Acrylic tubed Phantom 820 mod by Maki role
4 - Big Bro' Prodigy by Nikkop
5 - Normandy Revo by MooZ91
6 - THE SAMURAI SACRILEGIUM by abbas-it
7 - The Shrine by quizz_kid
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Oracle Rolls Out Private Cloud Architecture And World-Record Transaction Performance
Posted by Richard Fichera on December 6, 2010
On Dec. 2, Oracle announced the next move in its program to integrate its hardware and software assets, with the introduction of Oracle Private Cloud Architecture, an integrated infrastructure stack with Infiniband and/or 10G Ethernet fabric, integrated virtualization, management and servers along with software content, both Oracle's and customer-supplied. Oracle has rolled out the architecture as a general platform for a variety of cloud environments, along with three specific implementations, Exadata, Exalogic and the new Sunrise Supercluster, as proof points for the architecture.
Exadata has been dealt with extensively in other venues, both inside Forrester and externally, and appears to deliver the goods for I&O groups who require efficient consolidation and maximum performance from an Oracle database environment.
Exalogic is a middleware-targeted companion to the Exadata hardware architecture (or another instantiation of Oracle's private cloud architecture, depending on how you look at it), presenting an integrated infrastructure stack ready to run either Oracle or third-party apps, although Oracle is positioning it as a Java middleware platform. It consists of the following major components integrated into a single rack:
- Oracle x86 or T3-based servers and storage.
- Oracle Quad-rate Infiniband switches and the Oracle Solaris gateway, which makes the Infiniband network look like an extension of the enterprise 10G Ethernet environment.
- Oracle Linux or Solaris.
- Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center for management.
The Sunrise Supercluster is a T3 or M5000/Solaris-based cluster with an architecture similar to Exalogic but with tighter clustering that effectively answers the question about whether or not the Exalogic architecture is capable of also running transactional applications as well as middleware. Oracle announced it with a world-record 30 million tpm-C on the venerable TPC-C benchmark, eclipsing IBM's Power/AIX record of 10,000,000 set about four months ago. Oracle claims the benchmark was run with standard Oracle 11-G and the recently announced Solaris 11.
Infiniband? Does anyone still care about Infiniband? Actually it is doing quite well as an interconnect for HPC clusters, and is in fact ideally suited for the type of well-bounded domain that Exalogic or any other private cloud infrastructure offers. At a current speed of 40 Gb and with latency a fraction of 10Gb Ethernet and an excellent hardwired QOS architecture, IB is ideally suited as the internal interconnect for an integrated stack such as Exalogic, particularly since Oracle includes a gateway that allows it to interconnect with the external 10G Ethernet worlds.
This Oracle announcement puts Oracle squarely in competition, albeit with a very different technology base, with HP's, IBM's and the VCE consortium's integrated cloud infrastructure offerings. Primarily intended as a platform for Oracle's software, it appears to also offer a strong platform for any software that supports Oracle's Linux or Solaris stack.
Almost as a side note, Oracle also announced the rebranding of its M-Series as joint Fujitsu/Oracle products and the latest performance kicker for the current M-Series in the form of new CPU which will offer an approximate 20% performance boost. I&O professionals should note that this is not the new SPARC architecture announced at Oracle Open World, which will first see the light of day in late 2011 or 2012, which will be the first real proof point for execution on the future SPARC roadmap after the acquisition.
The proof will be in the pudding, and in the end Oracle will get graded on both which pieces of their own software they migrate to Exalogic and how successful they are at encouraging others, both in-house and ISV developers, to support their applications on Exalogic and on the new cluster. In the meantime, Oracle is doing an excellent job of convincing us that they are serious about investing in integration of their hardware and software IP.
How does this look to you as a platform for future internal clouds? Will any of this make you reconsider a decision to migrate away from SPARC or Solaris?
Comment from Doug Mutart on Tue, 03/01/2011 - 13:25
I'm still skeptical. The hardware engineering is amazing, but the first two steps for getting Exalogic up and running (after unpacking the racks, giving them power, etc.) is still (1) install the operating system and (2) install WebLogic. How does that make this a "middleware machine"? Sure, there are nice scripts for those installs (pick Oracle Linux or Solaris). And we can turn on some of the optimizations like Sockets Direct Protocol and so forth. But as far as being a "middleware machine", it left me underwhelmed. I can get pretty much the same thing from a state-of-the-art blade system from HP or Cisco. Just give me an ORACLE_HOME that it preinstalled, please.
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If you commute along a heavily-trafficked highway, you've probably often thought – and tried – alternate ways home. This is a trial-and-error method that can be quite frustrating. Many times, such as rainy days, when traffic is bad in one place – it feels bad everywhere.
But Google Maps is hoping to alleviate some of that frustration by adding arterial roads to its traffic layer. If you don't typically use the word "arterial" when considering your commute, just know that it means more roads are covered in the traffic layer.
Now, you can know if an alternate route is going to be better or if its suffering from the similar clogged conditions your regular route is suffering from.
Here's a screenshot of traffic conditions in the Metropolitan Washington, DC area, taken at around 3:30pm. Notice the calm before the rush hour storm. Go home now if you have flex hours!
Google says one of the reasons its able to provide this kind of data is because of crowdsourcing. If you're not familiar, crowdsourcing is based on the concept of the "wisdom of the crowds," where multiple people contribute to a project. In this case, you may have been contributing without even knowing it.
If you use Google Maps on a phone with GPS and turn on "My Location," your phone sends data to Google about your position and speed. Google uses that data to help develop its traffic reports.
If you want to opt-out, follow these instructions. Of course, you'll lose the ability to associate your location with Maps and mobile applications that use geolocation features.
Google says there are privacy protections added in, but excuse my skepticism as they were just court-ordered to hand over the name of an anonymous blogger in a libel suit. Plus, Google is in the process of combining all your accounts, so your AdWords and Google Portfolio can be attached to your location and speed info! Get excited.
I'm pretty sure the smart people of Google could figure out an opt-out option that would allow people to disallow information about the speed they are going and other private details, while still being able to use My Location. If they did so, I'm also pretty sure they would still have plenty of people willing to give them the data.
I guess I'm glad they're being transparent about it?
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I've been trying to understand the 'tea-bagging' phenom that's been happening all week. From my best guess, it's meant as a demonstration against Obama's proposed budget attempt to invigorate the economy through spending. While Obama is doing something akin to FDR who tried to reinvigorate America through the WPA and other building projects, many folks either don't remember that or think such an effort is patriotically unAmerican. Interestingly, while much money has been spent trying to reinvigorate Wall Street, those concerned feel that spending money on other projects may be detrimental to the health of our destabilized economy. Many fear such an attempt is akin to Socialization, something that is meant to sound Marxist (I guess) and not for patriotic Americans.
So, protests have risen up to challenge money being poured into State's pockets to provide more jobs, building projects, and social service agencies by using the early Colonies' Tea Party as an illustration of their protest.
Personally, I am amazed by the protests because they don't make any sense. However, I am also amazed by how the Republican 'trickle down economy' has been so ingrained in the mindsets of the poor, that they're willing to do whatever it takes to get it back. It's fine to pump trillions of dollars into Wall Street, but not for middle America. Put money in the coffers of those who ripped off America, but don't put a dime into programs that'll put people back to work. In so many ways, such a mindset is truly mindbloggling to me.
And what's more, even some of the tea-bagging protestors are a bit clueless as to why their protesting. One wonders if they're just angry that Obama won the election.
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I had nose surgery 9 months ago, to get rid of a nasal bump and to get rid of thickness on the sides. I was comparing pictures from 4 months after surgery to today, and I've noticed the bump coming back, and the sides of my nose are much thicker than the after 4 months picture. What should I do?
Part of my Bump is Coming Back from Before my Rhinoplasty?
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Hello. At nine months you are still not at your final result. It is common for patients to be worried about the outcome of rhinoplasty surgery early on but many of these concerns can be attributed to swelling. Over the next year you will see many improvements in the appearance of your nose.
Jaime Perez, MD
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This can happen. Occasionally, as the swelling subsides, a small bump may become visible. I would wait to the one year mark. If it is still present and bothers you, it should something easy to correct.
Web reference: http://www.drbustillo.com
This could be scar tissue or residual swelling. Your surgeon is in a much better position to advise on this. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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It is difficult to render an opinion or even suggest a treatment without physical examination or at least reviewing some of your facial pictures. A side view and frontal picture would be helpful. However, based on your descriptions, nine moths past your rhinoplasty surgery majority of swelling has subsided and now you are able to see some bony or cartilaginous irregularities. In some instances scar formation my represent as bump or irregular texture as well. I would recommend you to visit your rhinoplasty surgeon for evaluation. Good luck and good healing. Dr. Sadati
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With our half day tour you will have the opportunity to visit:
* The National Museum: exhibits numerous relics and archeological findings from prehistoric times to modern day. The skeleton of the early hominid "Lucy" which is 3.5 million years old and the fossil Ramadis - Ramadis Kabala. (5.8 million years old) are very historic. * The ethnological museum: it was part of the late Emperor Haileselassie's former palace. It now houses an interesting overview of Ethiopian crafts, culture and art. The art section contains an extensive collection of well displayed classical, religious, icons and artefacts as well as more recent paintings. * Merkato. * Avenues. * Statues and monuments. Notes:
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Order received I received the order that I placed with Ken's fish today. It came in one large box that was well packed and nothing was damaged at all. Ken even threw in some free wafer fish food. Ordered was: Rena Filstar XP3 canister filter. Easy to understand instructions and seems well built. Also ordered a package of the ceramic rings to go in the filter API Professional test kit. Great test kit. Comes in a plastic tackle box like box. Included is a large (approx) 18"x11 1/2" laminated wall poster showing all the different test color ranges and solution mixing instructions. As well as small laminated cards for comparing your sample readings. A pre-scripted water parameter tests tablet that you can write down and check box tests to keep for comparing notes, if you will. Kit also includes a syringe for collecting the water from the tank to fill your test tubes (6 incl.) making a neat job of the work. A python water change kit and 10' extension. I'm very happy and can't wait to get it all set up and running. The test kit looks like it's going to be the funnest thing to use. I'm a water science nut. And the Rena filter price was unbeatable. A++ on this order. |
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Glad the order went well! Now let the fun begin! I find Ken's just amazing! He has a huge selection of fish foods, all great ingredients, and 1/2 the price of anything I would buy in a store around here. Heck, everything he sells in cheaper than stores in my area, even with shipping cost added in. The freebies are always a plus too. |
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OK - Iv'e searched the net about this and seems fairly common but there is no ideal solution so I thought I'd ask here. Whenever I try and log on to XBox.com with my existing log in info it takes me directly to the create an account page. I have a gold account and have no issues logging into it with my xbox. It's annoying because I have a credit card with a rolling 3 month XBox Live Gold subscriptoin on it. I can't take that card off without going through XBox.com. This isn't that big a deal as it stands more an annoyance but if I ever need to change hard drives it will be. Short of phoning up Microsoft has anyone got a solution. The whole Microsoft Xbox/MSN/Windows Live thing is totally confusing to me, I'm not a stupid person but it confuses the hell out of me. Thanks |
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Mine works fine here, and I have a Gold account as well. I'm using Firefox.
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Registered 8 years agodo you have more than one LIVE ID? If you logged into (say) hotmail with a LIVE account that happens to be a US one (or some other region other than your own, or one of ye olden ones before they started to regionalise them all) then the moment you try to login to the UK xbox site it'll spin you right over to account creation - because it sees your non-UK specific account, gets a bit confused and insists that you really, really need an xbox profile.
if this is the case, either go back to hotmail or wherever and ensure the old account is signed out properly and this will fix it. if you can't remember either way, try cleaning out your cookies and anything that lingers should be hosed.
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The long awaited United Party for National Development and Patriotic Front UPND/PF pact has finally been launched with the two pact leaders calling on the Zambians to take up a personal responsibility in cementing and securing the pact.
And Patriotic Front leader, Michael Sata has alleged that the ruling movement for multi party democracy MMD led government yesterday sold off the Zambia telecommunications company ZAMTEL and leaving the workers unattended to as they moneys have not yet been paid.
Mr. Sata said that the current government is still being led under the first republic regime and that is why the MMD has continued to sell off the national resource without the consent of the people of this nation.
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Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Got my Feet back in NC!
Hey everyone!
I'm back home as of 6pm last night. It's a 10 hour drive from where I was in Indiana to my front door. I had Ken Follett's "World without End" Keeping me company the whole way and I still have a long way to go on it. I like this narrator better than the guy who read "Pillars of the Earth...." Sometimes the narrator just makes it for me!
The show in Auburn was wonderful! It was the weekend that Auburn does their classic car show as well, so we saw refurbished antique cars going up and down streets every which way we went.
This morning when I came down to my studio to turn on the desktop computer (Yes, the one I got on Memorial Day...) It wouldn't turn on!!! I think the power supply went pffftt on it :c( It IS under warranty, and I have all my paperwork together for it, so it is going to mean a side trip to Best Buy to drop it off and have it looked at. I'm really thankful for the terabyte "my book" back up that I got over Christmas. I just had to plug my laptop into it, and I've got all my data, everything I need.
I still have to unload my car. URGH. It definitely looks like I've been living in it for two weeks. Shotgun the Bernina is ready to come out of the front passenger seat and take up her rightful place here in my studio where I hope to do some serious sewing over the next two weeks off!
I saw leaves starting to turn across southern Ohio as I got closer to West Virginia yesterday. WAIT!! SLOW DOWN!! I'm not ready for this yet. Summer went too fast! But I do admit to liking the feeling of a comfy pair of jeans and a soft well worn sweater over my tshirts :c)
I'm anxious to find places for my purchases, and I tell you what, I'll have more JAM than I need to get me through the winter. When traveling places, I love to pick up edibles, because let's face it....if I brought home clutter from every trip, I'd be buried! And that goes for quilty items too. Why is it if we have three of something, we suddenly think 12 of them is better? I ought to take my own word for it when it comes to vintage sewing machines! I think I have enough now.....
(But don't hold your breath!!)
So Edibles are a great thing to bring home from various places. The baked goodies from Shipshewana? ALL GONE of course! But here you will see some jellys, jams, butters that I picked up, as well as some homemade peach jam from Teri, and some salsa and cold packed beef from Carol. YUM! Thanks Ladies! Every time I indulge myself with these, I'll think of you and the great time we had!
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- NanaKaren said...
I'm glad to hear that you're safely home, Bonnie. You are one busy gal!!!
Looks like an all day rain here in lower MI, so I'll definitely be in my sewing room (with the lights on).
Have a wonderful week! - 9:30 AM EDT
- OsageBluffquilter said...
I love that pumkin' butter on a toasted bagel with cream cheese!
Enjoy home and sewing this week! - 9:37 AM EDT
- BlueRidge Boomer said...
Welcome Home!! NC is the place to be....and yes, fall is just around the corner....leaves are starting to turn up here in the high country!!
Enjoy.....LindaMay - 9:39 AM EDT
- Vesuviusmama said...
What a great idea to bring back edibles! I've never thought of that. My husband hates clutter, but he LOVES to eat, so this could be a way to appease both my need to bring home momentos and his appetite. Glad you are home safely and have some time off to SEW!
- Robin said...
I'm so glad you had a good trip but I'm glad your back. I miss reading your posts in the morning.
- SubeeSews said...
Leaves are falling here in Indiana too. Fall is my favorite time of year...right after Winter. Yes, I am a cold weather lover. There is a limit of what you can take off when it is hot...and winter weather clothes hide a multitude of figure flaws!
I am so glad you made it home safely. I felt so very honored to have spent quality one on one time with you. You are one classy, talented lady!
Shotgun WILL be glad to be out of that front seat and back where she belongs.
Have a great 2 weeks home.
GRRRR about the computer hangup. I also have external storage. I would die if I lost all my pictures and patterns.
I just finished processing 8 lbs. of fresh green beans. My freezer is getting fuller. Love that ole' "nesting urge".
XOXOOX from Northern Indiana
Subee - 11:18 AM EDT
- Kim said...
Welcome home....do you get to stay there for a while?
Looks like a fruitful trip ( sorry for the bun) but there really is "NO PLACE LIKE HOME"
Happy Sewing
Oh, have you heard about Ann Champion and Quiltmaker? - 11:51 AM EDT
- That Christine said...
Welcome home. What is cold packed beef?
- Dena said...
Glad to see you had a wonderful trip and you're safely back home. I love the vibrant fall colors. The leaves in our area, northwest, are turning colors too. Seems as though we went from high 90's to rain overnight. I've even put the down comforter back on our bed. Have fun tasting all your treats.
- Jean said...
Good to see you back under your own roof... hope you have time to relax a bit! Maybe snuggle with the cuddly ones! LoL...
We have a trip to Jacksonhole Wyoming coming up and we always seem to find something that takes up too much room too... Edibles does make sense for everything but my waistline! - 1:36 PM EDT
- Denise :) said...
Looks like you had an awesome trip! Glad you made it back safe and sound -- with lots of edible goodies! Thanks for sharing with us --
Denise :) - 4:12 PM EDT
- pwl said...
I'm sorry - didn't realize there's such a thing as "too many" vintage sewing machines. LOL
On the other hand, maybe that's why I stopped counting mine. ;-) - 4:25 PM EDT
- Kathie said...
Yeah 2 weeks home, you must be thrilled
sure hope you get a lot of sewing done!
enjoy those homemade goodies, nothing like it.
Kathie - 4:27 PM EDT
- Quilt Hollow said...
Welcome back home girlfriend! You've been missing from NC for way too long!!
Yummo!!! Jams!!! - 4:50 PM EDT
- *karendianne. said...
Two weeks off ~ sweet! I loved reading how you're pulling fall right along with you down the a little farther south. I can't wait. Time to take this body and get outside! I'm very berry excited. No more living like a troglodyte for this chick. :)
- Pen Pen said...
Welcome home! Bringing home edibles is a great idea!
- YankeeQuilter said...
Welcome back! That seemed like a long trip?! Personally I am so excited it is autumn...already planning on how to decorate for halloween!
- CatQuilter said...
Congratulations on another sucessful trip up north! I'm reading "World Without End" right now, too. I have about 50 pages to read. It's just one of those books that I can't put down. BTW, I was in your class in Indianapolis last month. I finished piecing the lap-sized version of Star Struck. You've definitely "hooked" me on scrappy quilting
- rayalbinet said...
Bonnie where are you...it's Friday Sept. 11 and I would like to learn some quilty stuff like you used to share with us. What is new we should know about!
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Outlaw Territory #3 is out from Image comics and it has a story written by Ryan Sook and drawn by me. I am proud of the work on that.
I finished a 51 page story titled "Cave Girl". It was written by Dan Fogler and will be colored by Lizzy John (my collaborator on Dark Crystal books) and published by Archaia. To those who are going to San Diego and are curious, stop by Archaia's table, they should have ashcan editions available:
My next assignment are the character template designs for White Wolf. I am currently in the initial stages of concept sketches, but I am having a wonderful time working in their World of Darkness!
After that I will be drawing "Kristo". What is "Kristo"?
A few years ago I published a Kindle book called "Monte Cristo 1943" through Amazon. The published portion represented a fraction of the whole story that I wanted to tell, but not having a publisher or the funds to finish it I let it out into the world as it was...undone and unscripted. I invited writers to script my published "silent" story. Time went on and I got a few very good scripts, but there were no prospects of having the story published and/or getting any funds to finish it, so it just sat in my drawer, until Sam Roads got in touch with me. Sam loved the idea and wanted to develop it further along, he also brought along a lot of energy, business acumen, a talented team consisting of colorist, letterer, editor, and connections to the comic book publishers in Britain. So Sam and I became creative partners and the project has been renamed "Kristo". We have a Kickstarter to help get us going, so if you would like to visit and send the word along to any of your other friends who might be interested, here it is:
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- emmanuel said...
nice work. kudos.
- John Taber said...
Hi Alex: Do you know when Cave Girl will be coming out? I want to make sure Illusive orders me one. :)
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Former National Football League players spoke out at Camp Pendleton earlier this week about the emotional challenges they faced leaving the NFL. The players hoped to inspire Marines getting ready to leave the military and transition to the civilian world.
Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese said in a Camp Pendleton news release that the event was part of the Real Warrior Campaign:
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Tokyo stocks soared 1.62 percent at the open on Monday after Japan's conservative opposition swept to victory in national polls, with promises from its leader to press for more central bank easing.
The benchmark Nikkei 225 index added 158.12 points to 9,895.68 at the start of trade, as the yen plunged in the wake of the business friendly Liberal Democratic Party's landslide win over the ruling Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ).
In earlier Tokyo forex trading, the dollar soared to 84.30 yen, up from 83.52 yen in New York on Friday, and its strongest level against the Japanese currency in more than a year and a half.
The euro also soared to multi-month highs at 111.10 yen from 109.94 yen in US trade.
On Sunday, voters dumped Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda three years after his DPJ promised a change from more than half a century of almost unbroken rule by the conservative LDP.
"The election results were very much in-line with market expectations. A relief rally is in order, helped by the stronger dollar," SMBC Nikko Securities general manager of equities Hiroichi Nishi told Dow Jones Newswires.
"Next, investors will be eager to see the kinds of concrete policy measures that the new government proposes."
Hawkish LDP head Shinzo Abe pledged to bolster Japan's defences in the face of a territorial spat with China while vowing to pressure the Bank of Japan (BoJ) into more aggressive policy easing measures in a bid to inject new life into the world's third-largest economy.
He also offered to boost spending on infrastructure at a time when much of the tsunami-wrecked northeast remains a shell of its former self.
Abe's central bank pledge has weighed on the yen in recent weeks as traders bet that an LDP victory would hike the likelihood of more easing from the central bank, and see the appointment of a like-minded BoJ governor after current chief Masaaki Shirakawa's term terms ends next year.
A weaker yen tends to lift local stock markets because it helps make exporters' products more competitive overseas.
Speculation over BoJ policy moves jumped again on Friday after the bank's own quarterly Tankan survey showed confidence among Japanese manufacturers hit a near three-year low in the final months of 2012.
Those were the weakest Tankan results since the start of 2010.
Separate figures showed Japan's economy shrank in the July-September period and may have dipped slightly in the previous three months, meaning the country had technically slipped into a recession.
Abe has said he wants the central bank to buy government bonds -- effectively printing money -- to generate inflation, in a bid to drag Japan out of the deflationary spiral that has haunted its economy for years.
While the BoJ in October expanded its asset-buying programme by 11 trillion yen ($135 billion) to 91 trillion yen it decided last month to hold off any new measures despite warning the economy was "expected to remain relatively weak for the time being".
Turmoil in the European market, an unsteady economic recovery in the US and a diplomatic row between Tokyo and Beijing over an East China Sea island chain, which sparked a consumer boycott of Japanese products, all weighed on the economy as it recovered from last year's quake-tsunami disaster.
Japanese exporters have also been suffering from a strong yen, which hit record levels around 75 against the dollar late last year and remains historically strong despite its recent weakening.