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UFC 2009 Undisputed is an explosive fighting game detailing the action, intensity and attitude of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Featuring an authentic and comprehensive UFC atmosphere, including an extensive roster of the best mixed martial arts fighters in the world, players will push the envelope with a powerful new game engine and put their best fighting disciplines to the test in the world famous Octagon.
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THQ announced today that UFC 2009 Undisputed has shipped more than 3.5 million units worldwide, qualifying it for Xbox 360 "Platinum Hits" and PS3 "Greatest Hits" status.
According to market research firm NPD Group, the surprise hit was the fifth-best-selling title on the PS3 in 2009, behind only Modern Warfare 2, Killzone 2, Resident Evil 5, and Street Fighter IV. On the 360, Undisputed ranked sixth in sales, behind Modern Warfare 2, Halo: ODST, Madden 10, Assassin's Creed II, and Left 4 Dead 2. Other than Borderlands, Undisputed was the only non-sequel title to crack the top 10 on both consoles. Read More »
Mixed Martial Arts fans are tough to please. The fastest-growing fan base in all of sports is rabid and knowledgeable, but as a group they may be the quickest to boo when the action doesn't deliver the goods. That's one of the many reasons why the stakes were high for THQ when it came time to create UFC 2009 Undisputed, a game which arrives at the height of the sport's popularity. MMA clothing is all the rage, and UFC stars are celebrities -- but as this is the first major MMA videogame in years, any misstep is certain to catch a lot of heat. Luckily for fans demanding greatness from anything and everything occurring inside the octagon, Undisputed delivers outstanding fighting action along with an inside look at the UFC. Read More »
Georges St-Pierre's a massive star in his hometown of Montreal, where UFC 2009 Undisputed was on not-quite-full display on the eve of UFC 97 Redemption, the pay-per-view event that went off last Saturday at the Bell Centre. Since GSP won't be stepping into the octagon until UFC 100 in July, when he defends his title against Thiago Alves, his virtual match against White would be his only fight of the weekend, not to mention as his first time playing the game. GSP played as himself while White fought as B.J. Penn (of course).
White took it to St-Pierre for a while, repeatedly kicking him in the side while GSP tried in vain to find the "block" command. The health and stamina bars weren't up on the screen, but everyone in the room figured it was only a matter of time before White finished the job and kept his "undefeated" streak alive for another day. Then GSP shocked everyone early in the second round, knocking Penn down with a right jab to the head before finishing the match seconds later with a spinning backfist, simultaneously winning by TKO and sending the 50 or so people watching into a frenzy. Read More »
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Release Date: May 19, 2009
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EU research and innovation funding – immediate changes to cut red tape for researchers and SMEs
Today the European Commission has adopted measures to make participation in the EU's current Seventh Framework Programme for Research more attractive and more accessible to the best researchers and most innovative companies, especially Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs). Based on the simplification plan unveiled by the Commission in April 2010, these measures will take effect at once.
Research, Innovation and Science Commissioner Máire Geoghegan-Quinn said: "Today's measures will allow the many thousands of excellent people we fund to save time and effort on paperwork and concentrate on what they do best - working to boost growth and jobs and improve our quality of life in Europe through world class research and innovation. We want to attract even more and better applicants, including dynamic small businesses which can't cope with reams of red tape. This is only the start: the Commission has already proposed big changes to the overall financial rules governing all EU funding programmes, and if the Parliament and Council agree with those, we will put forward more radical simplification measures for the successor programme to FP7."
Three concrete measures
The Commission adopted three concrete measures with immediate effect on the management of EU research grants in the current EU research programme (FP7). Each of these steps responds to concerns repeatedly expressed by participants and would-be participants in FP7:
Next steps
The Commission considers simplification as one of the basic design principles for the next EU research and innovation programme, and it will continue to push for substantive improvement. The Commission will present its legislative proposals for the next EU research and innovation programme by the end of this year, following an open consultation to be launched in the early spring.
The current EU research programme, FP7, has attracted more than 40,000 proposals from the research community since 2007, and almost 8,000 projects have so far been funded. Nearly all European universities participate, and about 15% of the participants are SMEs.
Several concrete steps have already been taken towards simplifying procedures both before and after the launch of FP7.
In April 2010, the Commission adopted a Communication presenting further simplification options which apply to the existing legal framework and, in the longer term, to a possible revision of the EU Financial Regulations (see IP/10/472 and MEMO/10/156). This Communication triggered a broad debate among the EU institutions and with many other research and innovation stakeholders. In this context it is also recalled that the Commission's proposal on the revised EU financial regulation offers simplification still to be applied to FP7, such as the abolition of the interest bearing accounts, and proposes measures which will set the basis for a more radical simplification of the next framework programme. It is now under the responsibility of the Council and the European Parliament to adopt these measures.
The measures adopted in the present Commission Decision are based on a broad consensus in this debate, and are also in line with the recommendations of the Expert Group carrying out the Interim Evaluation of FP7 (IP/10/1525).
Link to the full text of the April 2010 Communication on simplification: http://ec.europa.eu/research/fp7/index_en.cfm?pg=documents.
Report of interim evaluation expert group: http://ec.europa.eu/research/evaluations/pdf/archive/other_reports_studies_and_documents/fp7_interim_evaluation_expert_group_report.pdf#view=fit&pagemode=none
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One of the nice features with Windows Phone 8 is the Kid's Corner. If you go into the settings and turn this feature on, you can select games, music, videos, and apps that are age appropriate for your children. While in the Kid's Corner, these selections are all your children have access to. It is designed to create a safe environment for your kids to access and protect the more sensitive stuff on your Windows Phones from curiosity.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - This past weekend, MIT traveled to Yale University to compete in the NCAA Northeast Regional Championship. In epee action, Trevor Chang finished 12th while Samuel Korb and Michael Beregovsky were 20th and 26th. Spencer Sugimoto led the foil squad with a 16th place finish while Vincent Chen and Jason Chen ranked 18th and 29th. William Walsh had the top finish for the sabre team, placing 16th. Brian Quattrochi was 20th while Raymond Wu was ranked 22nd.


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Here's how "Seven Nation Army" became the Raven's "pump up" song…and the four songs the Ravens almost used instead.
The crowd took to it immediately. Here's 71,000 Ravens fans responding to "Seven Nation Army" during the first game of the 2011 season (against the Steelers):
So how did the Ravens choose this song?
In July, the team decided that they needed a song to fire the crowd up, much like "how Pittsburgh's Heinz Field rallies when "Renegade" is played just before the fourth quarter."
The team took put a call out to fans at BaltimoreRavens.com, and received hundreds of suggestions. The submissions were then taken to Coach John Harbaugh, who helped whittle the list down to five.
Here are the five songs that Harbaugh and the Ravens decided on:
Joe Satriani, "Crowd Chant"
Skillet, "Hero"
Shinedown, "Diamond Eyes"
71,000 people shouting "Boom-Lay, Boom-Lay…Boom!" would've worked, huh?
Metallica, "Enter Sandman"
White Stripes, "Seven Nation Army"
A poll at the Ravens' website of the five songs above gave us the 2003 White Stripes single as the pump-up song (though the fans from the comments show the vote was far from unanimous). The song has had a resurgence as a stadium anthem, first in Europe at soccer stadiums (The Italian soccer team adopted it as an unofficial theme, especially during the 2006 World Cup. Deadspin.com has a story how the song became their anthem). Colleges like Penn State also embraced the song early on.
Originally, the Ravens said they would only play the song between the third and fourth quarters of a close game. Obviously, that didn't hold true for long; the song is usually played multiple times throughout each home game & heard loudly at playoff games & the Super Bowl when Ravens fans would spontaneously chant it:
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100 degree temperatures do not draw crowds away from the Widowmaker Event in Croydon. However, the sanity of some riders who attempt this climb is often in question as they make their death-defying climbs, especially in this kind of heat on a rose colored hill. Sanity aside, you may see looks of trepidation before riders climb this hill, but there are always big smiles after they succeed. Riders spend all year making sure their machines are in tip-top shape for this occasion and it is incredibly gratifying when a rider reaches their goal, even if that goal was only to go farther than last year. The event moved from the Salt Lake area to Croydon in 2002 with the help of Albert Wilde and his family. The Widowmaker Hill Climb and Adventure Expo is a three-day event that brings in riders from all over the U.S. and Canada to try to climb the 1,000 foot hill. The exposition offers activities for the whole family including helicopter rides and the Super Mini-Moto SX Challenge. The mini-moto was new to last year's hill climb event, but is not new to Morgan. The challenge used to be known as the Morgan Mini-Moto and was initially run in conjunction with the Morgan County Fair. The professionals, amateurs and even mini-moto participants seemed to be one big happy family. Every year over 2,000 people gather to witness these climbs. It is loud, hot and totally worth attending. The series is part of the Rockwell PRO Hill Climb Series, one of the most elite hill climb series in the nation. Riders from all over the country charge these hills in hopes of getting their share of the sizeable pro purse as well as the Rockwell Time Championship watch. The event hasn't always been hosted in Croydon, but has a long and famous history of extreme motorcycle racing. When you stand at the bottom of the hill and look up at more than 40 stories of rock, brush, dirt and motorcycle parts, it is easy to see why this hill is seen as the ultimate test. This year local Cody Young came away with one of the top spots with an incredible 668 foot climb. Young said, No matter where you are from, the Widowmaker climb has to be at the top of every hill climber's list of goals. Pulling off a good climb on that hill has got to be one of the biggest adrenaline rushes ever! He went on to say that for climbers, it is all about progression and improving each climb. Young gave a shout out to all the other hill climbers in the series. There were riders who made it farther than I did and I have to give them credit. These are the best riders in the world. Young wanted to thank his friends Logan Robison, Alex Waldron and Craig Spencer for helping his progression and, of course, he couldn't have done it without his mom and dad. The Widowmaker offers three different courses. The Pro Exhibition Hill is 1,000 feet and has a 76 percent grade. There have been more than 4,500 attempts on the championship hill in the last nine years with only 20 athletes making it to the top. The Pro Altered Hill, known as MOE's Hill is 550 feet and is tamed only by pure horsepower, nerves of steel and adrenaline. The third hill is the Trophy Hill and offers different challenges to amateur riders ranging from 3 years old to 85. They ride everything from 50cc shaft drives to vintage classics and the latest in motorcycle technology. Hopefully there will soon be a hotel in Morgan County to host visitors, but for now, spectators are happy camping out to enjoy the event. The event hosted a large number of vendors, including long time supporter Morgan Valley Polaris. Vendors sell everything connected to motorcycles and extreme sports. There were also plenty of food and beverage vendors on hand to help combat the heat of the day. The Pepsi Challenge was on hand this year manned by Mountain Green residents Chris Vesper and Sydnie Pappas. The results were tallied and Widowmaker attendees preferred Pepsi 96 to 46. Professional photos were taken of the entire event by The Infinity Machine and can be viewed online at www.theinfinitymachine.com. There are quite a few to scroll through, but they help you see what a challenge this hill is for the riders and how much fun they have doing it.
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Men's Basketball Falls At N.C.-Wilmington, 66-56
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WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) - Brett Blizzard scored 16 points while Craig Callahan added six key points in the second half to help North Carolina-Wilmington beat Old Dominion 66-56 on Wednesday night.
Blizzard also grabbed six rebounds and dished out five assists as the Seahawks (12-6, 7-1) retained first place in the Colonial Athletic Association with the victory.
Anthony Terrell added 12 points and nine rebounds while Ed Williams had 11 points for N.C.-Wilmington.
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Obama is providing the CHANGE he promised. Pure unadulterated fascism… with two completely undemocratic "trade" agreements that have little to do with trade and everything to do with handing unheard of powers to massive multinational corporations and financial institutions…
… And we are being urged to rally in support of a former NSA employee who told Glenn Greenwald nothing we haven't heard before?
April 10th 2013 – TPP is a secret Obama trade agreement that will trump national sovereignty
June 13th 2013 – Senator Warren Presses White House to Release Pacific Trade Text
April 5th 2013 – Obama's Ambitious Trade Agenda
June 12 2013 – The Trade Deal Scam
June 12 2013 – A Fairer Way to Fast-Track Trade Deals
June 11 2013 – Think Asia, Think Hong Kong (Hong Kong?)
June 13 2013 – Obama ramps up negotiations on Trans-Pacific Partnership
June 11 2013 – Trans-Pacific Partnership: Amid Scandal, A Global Opportunity to Display Positive American Policy
June 13 2013 – TPP secrets: Obama covertly granting more power to multinational corporations
June 6 2013 – Obama-Backed Trans-Pacific Partnership Expands Corporate Lawsuits Against Nations for Lost Profits
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Earlham College is planning events in Richmond and Washington D.C. to celebrate the 100th birthday of its former president. Landrum Bolling will attend two private events marking his contributions to the school and efforts to promote peace in the Middle East.
November 8, 2013
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Richmond, Ind. -- Earlham College is celebrating yet another milestone by President Emeritus Landrum Bolling: His 100th birthday.
During two private events taking place this month on campus and in Washington, D.C., Bolling will be recognized for his lasting contributions to internationalizing the College and also for his work to achieve peace in the Middle East. Bolling served as the College's president from 1958 to 1973.
Both events, which Bolling will attend, are being organized with help from the Bolling family, and MercyCorps, the international humanitarian assistance agency that Bolling remains actively involved with.
"Landrum's influence on Earlham is still recognized on campus today, and his humanitarian work across the world, especially in the Middle East, is widely respected across the United States and abroad," says Gail Clark, Earlham's senior director of alumni relations and an organizer of the events. "When Landrum visits campus, people want to speak with him, but what they really want is to hear him speak. They want to know what's going on in the world from his perspective."
Bolling came to Earlham as a professor of political science in 1948 before ascending to the presidency. He was at the helm as the College developed into a truly international institution, having a personal role in establishing the Japan Study program in Tokyo that recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, along with other opportunities for students to study abroad.
Today, about 70 percent of Earlham's graduates complete off-campus study programs both domestic and abroad, with more than 20 semester-long and May-term opportunities now available for students.
After his years at Earlham, Bolling served as President of the Lilly Endowment, as CEO of the Council on Foundations, and later as Rector of Notre Dame's Tantur Ecumenical Institute in Jerusalem.
He is known for his ongoing efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East. At the request of the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), Bolling headed an international working group studying the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He was the principal author of its report that was published in 1970 and titled "Search for Peace in the Middle East."
During the administration of President Jimmy Carter, he served as a primary channel of communication between the White House and Yasser Arafat, the former Chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization.
Friends not attending the events can send greetings to Bolling at 914 19th St. South, Arlington VA 22202.
Challenge to Class of '63 will establish internship in Bolling's name
The Class of 1963, which recently celebrated its 50th reunion, is leading the charge to raise $250,000 for an endowed internship for students interested in international or peace studies.
An anonymous donor has already agreed to match, dollar-for-dollar, any gift made to the College to support the endowed internship, for up to $100,000.
The internships will be managed by the Center for Integrated Learning, the College's hub for experiential learning, which includes internships, and opportunities for service-learning and faculty-student collaborative learning. On average, students complete about 23,000 hours of service learning annually and 85 percent of faculty collaborate on meaningful research with students.
"There were a number of people in our class who were politically involved and very much concerned with what was happening in the Middle East in the early 1960s," says Jerry Dusseau '63, a co-chair of the 50th Reunion Fundraising Committee.
"Landrum was a significant person to us beyond his role as a professor and president of the College, and a vocal supporter at athletic events," he says. "He had a major impact developing, promoting, and supporting Earlham's outstanding study-abroad programs. You could see his world-view influence on students and feel his lifelong commitment to peace-making efforts around the world."
More than 50 years later, Landrum is still sought after for his advice and counsel, which is truly a mark of respect, Dusseau says.
Though Dusseau did not have a personal relationship with Bolling, he continues to follow Bolling's life's work and is pleased to contribute to his ongoing legacy.
"When we realized 50 plus years of international study programs, our Class 50th reunion, and Landrum's 100th birthday were all occurring this year, this convergence led quite naturally to our wanting to establish an internship in international or peace studies for current and future students," Dusseau says.
Fundraising for the internship will continue through June 2014.
To make a contribution to the College that will support the endowed internship, visit http://earlham.edu/online-giving.
Earlham College, a national liberal arts college located in Richmond, Indiana, is a "College That Changes Lives." We expect our students to be fully present: to think rigorously, value directness and genuineness, and actively seek insights from differing perspectives. The values we practice at Earlham are rooted in centuries of Quaker tradition, but they also constitute the ideal toolkit for contemporary success. Earlham is one of only 40 national liberal arts colleges ranked among U.S. News and World Reports' "Great Schools at a Great Price."
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South African Journal of Occupational Therapy
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S. Afr. j. occup. ther. vol.41 no.2 Pretoria 2011
A pilot study on sexuality in rehabilitation of the spinal cord injured: Exploring the woman's perspective
J RobinsonI, *; A ForrestII, *; C Pope-EllisIII, *; Angel T HargreavesIV
IB Occ Ther (UKZN). Occupational therapist in private practice, Durban
IIB Occ Ther (UKZN). Occupational therapist, Livingstone School, Durban
IIIB Occ Ther (UKZN). Junior occupational therapist, Edendale Hospital, Pietermaritzburg
IVB Occ Ther (UDW/UKZN), M.ECI (UP). Lecturer, School of Audiology, Occupational therapy and Speech language pathology, University of KwaZulu Natal
This qualitative study was aimed at gaining an understanding of spinal cord injured women's subjective views and perceptions regarding the inclusion of sexuality in their rehabilitation.
A focus group comprising four women with complete spinal cord injuries who had received their injury not less than 2 years previously and who had been through a rehabilitation programme in the past 5 years confirmed the significance of the dialectical relationship between sexuality and self esteem. Self esteem had a great impact on the participants' ability to resume their lives as sexual beings and their receptiveness to sexuality being addressed in rehabilitation. Further, the participants' ability to resume their lives as sexual beings was impacted on by personal, partners and societal attitudes. It was also equated with their ability to engage in the physical acts of sex. This supports the theoretical constructs of occupational science which recognises the relationship between doing, being and becoming.
One of the significant shortcomings of rehabilitation was the failure to provide individualised and client-centred intervention when including sexuality. Therapists need to adjust the time and manner in which sexuality is addressed and consider the use of peer counselling, group discussion and access to detailed information and resources.
Key words: Activities of Daily Living, Female, Rehabilitation, Sexuality, Spinal cord injury
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1. Komisaruk B, Richards E, Tepper M, Whipple B. Women with complete spinal cord injury: A phenomenological study of sexuality and relationship experiences. Sexuality and disability, 1997; 5 (4): 271- 281. [ Links ]
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Does Steve Wozniak worry about innovation at Microsoft and Apple?
posted by Maxwell R. / Nov 14, 2012, 2:58 PM
In the grand scheme of technology for most of the world, Wozniak does feel that devices like the iPad are ideal for 90% of the people out there, whereas the rest of us are "computer geeks." He likes using all the different technology that is out there and is eager to be blown away by the "next big thing."
To round out the interview, Wozniak is asked for his thoughts about the changes in leadership at Apple, with the departure of Scott Forstall and John Broweet. Steve explains there may be more than just the issues of Apple Maps, but he is hesitant to offer anything concrete since he did not know them personally. He does shed insight to the late Steve Jobs and his personality in terms of what he was like to work with in contrast to the culture at Apple now.
In his look to the future, he hopes Apple is embarking on a more open environment where ideas are born rather than by "force."
source: TechCrunch
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1. androidornothing
Posts: 143; Member since: Apr 26, 2012
How can someone not love this guy!!!! Hes honest and not biased and he says what he has to say straight up. This is what someone who loves technology should be like. Unlike Apple users who are very arrogant and think that outside the Apple world of products there is nothing in the world.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 3:12 PM 45
3. Commentator
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And Android users who name their PhoneArena profiles "androidornothing"!
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 3:40 PM 12
19. MeoCao unregistered
We can see MS dumps tonnes of money on WP. We can see Apple uses litigation to "compete" They have one thing in common: lack of ideas. When you lack ideas you will resort to what you have left. I love Woz!
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 6:45 PM 5
25. Penny
Posts: 1848; Member since: Feb 04, 2011
Do you even bother reading MeoCao? Your comments are always so unabashedly false... Even in this article (only a few scrolls away!) Woz mentions that Microsoft has been undergoing "serious changes to foster innovation over the past 3 years..." Seriously, if you cannot recognize the level of risk (and innovation) involved in the whole Windows 8, WP8, Surface, XBOX, unified OS strategy, you are not being at all objective.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 9:02 PM 2
30. MeoCao unregistered
I love Woz for his love of technology and sincerity but that does not mean I agree with everything he says. What is the innovation of MS that Woz talks about? Translation from English to Mandarine and voice recognition technology. That is not innovation, Google has been doing it for years. What MS has been doing for many years now is looking at successful ideas from others and try to copy. Sometimes they are successful like beating PS at its own game. but that is not innovation. Surface is a inferior product to both iPad and many Android tablets. Unified OS? Windows Mobile was ditched, so was WP7. People are confused with 3 separate OSes: W8, RT and WP8. Look at WP8, can you tell me where is innovation? The central theme of WP and RT is live tiles, but live tiles are the poor version of widgets. MS also admitted they did not have time to include Notification Center into WP, and that again is copying from Android. No my friend, there's nothing like a idea from MS. What MS has become after years of monopoly is a giant, ineffective and slow COPYCAT.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 10:29 PM 2
35. Penny
Posts: 1848; Member since: Feb 04, 2011
The recent strides made in translation is not what I was referring to when speaking of innovation. Although, improving accuracy by the 25-30% that they recently did in this area is a nice achievement. Innovation rarely means a brand new idea; it rather often entails new and improved methods of implementation that take a technology further than it reached before. By the way, Google didn't invent voice recognition technology either. Who did they copy it from? A unified OS is not something that happens overnight. It is also not the easiest transition to get users to make, as it is a significant change that requires education (as you noted, there is confusion there among consumers). Windows 8, RT, and WP8 represent a step in the direction of a unified OS by sharing the same kernel, along with similar UI. They are not, however, the final product of the years of planning Microsoft has been doing to achieve a fully unified OS. But this direction of making the PC, tablet, and smartphone operating system coexist in a more cohesive ecosystem is a huge undertaking that I would definitely call innovative and risky. You may not realize this now, but the future of consumer technology has a lot to do with ecosystem and compatibility with other technology you own. Live tiles are a rather smart implementation of widgets. If you recall, Microsoft used to make actual widgets on their Windows PCs (before Android, in case you think Android invented the widget). They moved away from it because widgets, in their current form, tend to be more clunky and resource intensive than necessary. If a live tile can convey the same information as a widget, and replace icons at the same time, it is once again aiming to achieve improved implementation in this area. It is modest innovation because it is a different way of implementing icons/widgets; whether or not an individual likes Live Tiles is another story. I don't really have to go far with the Notification Center to prove my point. The concept of a notification center has existed for a long time, and again Android is not the first to come up with the concept. You think it is innovative because you like the way they implemented it. That is precisely the point. The problem I see is that your vision of the landscape when it comes to Apple, Microsoft, and Google, is blurred by your affection toward Android, and hatred toward everything else. While I truly admire Google as a company for all of the cool and innovative projects they take on, that doesn't mean they invented everything they work on. I'll say it again, innovation is often times more about unique and improved implementation rather than entirely new concepts. Google didn't invent any of those things above that you seem to consider as innovation (voice recognition, widgets, notification centers); you just like the way they implemented it.
posted on Nov 15, 2012, 9:32 AM 1
36. MeoCao unregistered
For giants like Google and MS we should talk about global scaled, trend setting innovations and not small ones like you mentioned. MS has none of that big innovations. - Google is not the first to have translation and voice recognition technology but Google is the first to make the technologies freely available to all people, that where innovation is and MS is trying to copy it. - The unification of OSes you say is making WP8 and RT very inefficient. Android and iOS take about 1GB of disk space against 14-15 GB of RT and that's not innovation. Innovation makes things better not worse. - Information of live tiles is scattered and very difficult to manage so this is gimmick not innovation. For comparison in Android only few important applications need widgets, the rest can be managed by notification center and that makes thing much more manageable than with live tiles. MS did not invent widgets, Xerox did but the way Google implement widgets with notification center is big innovation. I criticize MS b-c MS deserves criticism. How many times MS failed with it's mobile strategy? MS in fact has much more experience than both Google and Apple in mobile. I really wanted MS to have some serious innovation with WP8 but I am left very disappointed. I believe that MS will fail again this time with WP8 and RT because MS did everything wrong: product features, timing, relations with OEMs, ecosystem... you name it. Maybe you are not convinced, so let's wait and see.
posted on Nov 15, 2012, 12:36 PM 1
37. Penny
Posts: 1848; Member since: Feb 04, 2011
I appreciate your last response and that's why I gave it a thumbs up. There are a few points in there that I agree with, and a few that I don't. The notification center is a big innovation in your book, and personally I'm a fan of it as well. I would like a notification center in conjunction with Live Tiles because, as you point out, it can be more manageable. That being said, Microsoft did bring a lot of cool little features in WP7 that can be considered innovation in the same regard. Take the People Hub for example - it's a built in contact list that brought more integration with social media, management of contacts and groups, etc. than the other platforms had at the time. Google started going in a similar direction after Microsoft released WP7. Another one could be considered the search function in WP7. It was the first phone I used that allowed me to do all of these things with the click of a button, and all built into and integrated with the phone: a Local Search for restaurants, events, stores, etc., a Music Search (functions like Shazaam), a Visual Search (bar codes, QR Codes, book and CD covers, scans and translates text, etc.), and a standard web search. None of those things are new concepts, but they all were implemented in a unique and innovative way, in my opinion. Also, just for your information, Windows 8 RT takes up 6 GB of space, not 14 GB. 5 additional GB are reserved for recovery tools, which is honestly better to have than not to have. Anyway, this should be a pretty moot point considering storage capacities are continuing to get better as technology progresses. Nobody claims that older operating systems are better than newer operating systems because they were able to fit on 56 MB hard drives. While it would be nice to minimize storage, I'd rather take features and functionality over minimal resource usage. I honestly cannot accurately judge the timing and execution of W8 release. I think it is more of a long term approach that they are taking, and believe it is effective. Time will tell I guess.
posted on Nov 15, 2012, 2:20 PM 0
32. Commentator
Posts: 3722; Member since: Aug 16, 2011
Well I guess 19 people don't appreciate a harmless nudge to the ribs. I thought the irony of someone named "androidornothing" complaining about bias in the mobile world was worth pointing out, but I guess it's all business around here. Seriously fanboys, don't take your sides too seriously, it's not worth it. Thank you.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 11:39 PM 2
34. PhenomFaz
Posts: 1236; Member since: Sep 26, 2012
Woz is awesome and a true tech lover...this guy doesn't take sides and he is just concerned with better tech no matter who makes it. He is right to be worried about MS and Apple as they're out of ideas and Apple has lost sals and market share this year despite the launch of four new products!
posted on Nov 15, 2012, 3:39 AM 1
12. wendygarett unregistered
I'm Apple user and I must say, he is totally right :( This is what we scare for, and history is gonna repeat himself, Microsoft is going to eat Apple once again so we Apple fans remain silent to see the result... And no we are not arrogant!!!
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 5:35 PM 8
14. corporateJP
Posts: 2458; Member since: Nov 28, 2009
Apple may be a rare case of "too big to fail" actually being true. I, like Woz, like choice. I hope Windows Phone succeds and Blackberry comes back strong. I think Tim Cook is aware that innovation is needed badly, as Android has passed them in the phone world due to light years in advancements and are catching up on the tablet front.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 5:47 PM 2
26. wendygarett unregistered
Jobs, Ballmer, and Woz lol
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 9:15 PM 0
20. CRICKETownz
Posts: 980; Member since: Oct 24, 2009
your comment started out good & ended terrible. i use Apple products but i'm a lover of technology, not brands. for you to categorize every Apple user is as ignorant & narrow-minded as you accuse those who are loyal to just one brand.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 8:09 PM 2
2. androiddownsouth
Posts: 598; Member since: May 02, 2012
The Woz is the man. He just loves technology like most of the rest of us, and he's definitely someone tech lovers should all listen to.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 3:28 PM 12
4. AppleConspiracy
Posts: 637; Member since: Oct 18, 2011
Again, for the bilionth time, the engineered social role of "Woz" as a character within Apple that criticizes it, to prove the supicions of Apple haters that all of them are evil and that exception makes the rule!
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 4:44 PM 1
5. androiddownsouth
Posts: 598; Member since: May 02, 2012
Um, yeah, go spew that conspiracy bs somewhere else. All accounts are that Woz is who he seems to be. If he isn't, someone give the man an Oscar for lifetime achievement lol.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 4:48 PM 5
6. AppleConspiracy
Posts: 637; Member since: Oct 18, 2011
I'm not saying he knows that - it's a role ascribed to him by society and media. If you go on some research - you will notice that every single article about Woz in the last two years has something to say about him criticizing otherwise very illusive and consistent Apple's attitudes.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 4:50 PM 1
7. androiddownsouth
Posts: 598; Member since: May 02, 2012
Yeah, he has stated the obvious, which is as a company, Apple in the last two years hasn't done much to innovate, and has acted like a schoolyard bully via patent litigation. And to say that a man as smart as he is doesn't know what he is doing is an insult to him and his intelligence. If you can't agree with that, all you can say then is baaabaaabaaablahblahblah.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 4:56 PM 5
9. AppleConspiracy
Posts: 637; Member since: Oct 18, 2011
I'm not saying if he is right or wrong, smart or stupid. I'm saying about the media role that is projected on him as a symptom of hate towards Apple. Every now and then there is a news about Woz saying something non-Appleish, to prove that there is a difference between true tech lovers and greedy businessmen, which is only a media theater that tries to constitute mythical battle of signs and symbols, not true state of things.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 5:10 PM 3
10. androiddownsouth
Posts: 598; Member since: May 02, 2012
Dear God man, no one is using that or talking about that here! The man is simply being applauded by posters here as a tech lover regardless of who makes it! If something is crap, he will say so regardless of who makes it, same as if something is cool he will say so regardless of who makes it! I'm done with this. I keep talking to you I'm going to have to go kick a puppy you are so frustrating. IT IS A SIMPLE STORY, SIMPLE POSTS, NO CONSPIRACY TO SEE HERE! MOVE ALONG!
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 5:12 PM 2
11. AppleConspiracy
Posts: 637; Member since: Oct 18, 2011
It's not that simple. But carry on with your simple mind...
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 5:29 PM 1
13. androiddownsouth
Posts: 598; Member since: May 02, 2012
Yeah, and you carry on chasing goblins, the boogeyman, and other things that don't exist. Oh, and bigfoot too. Looking for things that aren't there. Paranoid delusional much?
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 5:35 PM 2
22. CRICKETownz
Posts: 980; Member since: Oct 24, 2009
let's cut the bs. don't pretend that you android fans don't get satisfaction out of hearing someone who has worked in the industry express an OPINION that is similar to the android community. if Woz would of came out & said that Apple is actually an innovative company & other positive statements your posts would of taken a totally different direction. i'd bet my next 6 commission checks that he wouldn't be regarded as "intelligent" if he made statements that referred to Apple as a company who is making all the right decisions. You put Apple in any title of an article & android fans will flock to it to pick it apart (generally). PA certainly knows how to play the right chords.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 8:29 PM 0
23. androiddownsouth
Posts: 598; Member since: May 02, 2012
Some will some won't, it depends on the source. I have respect for Woz's opinions b/c he is a tech junkie without prejudice to the source of the tech. He knows more about technology than I probably ever will, and he says what he thinks. As for me, the ONLY reasons I get satisfaction about seeing negative Apple press are their arrogance and all the patent litigation over dumb stuff that has been written about many times over. I respect the tech that they are capable of making, but they, imo, haven't made anything truly innovative since the iPhone 3G. The iPhone editions since then have been simply marginal improvements imo. I think that Apple has lost some of its focus, for whatever reason. I am sure they are still capable of putting out some truly amazing things, but they haven't in some time. It is a fact that Android is evolving much faster than iOS. Android isn't for everyone, same with iOS, BB, and Windows Phone. Having choices is great. Uninformed, closed minded people would likely make you win your bet. Those of us that are informed and open minded would make you lose it.
posted on Nov 14, 2012, 8:42 PM 2
29. weinerslav
Posts: 126; Member since: Jul 31, 2012
I always had the same feeling but only was able to put it in words since I read something like that you wrote in another post some time ago, and honestly, I have to agree, and you're right, maybe he isn't aware, or maybe he is, but is a role that only him is able to play...
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Present a Holiday Pop-Up-Shop at 122 Main Street.
All Products sold are Made in Gloucester / Rockport (Cape Ann)
Open Monday-Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 12-5
It's Black Friday and everyone else is "over the bridge" and "up the line" bumping elbows at the malls, but we locals can stay on the island with our wish lists. The pop-up shop(see related Times article) Present has an incredible selection of unique gifts.
Present is a seasonal art collective made up of fifteen local men and women offering a bevy of eclectic fine craft. Living, creating and recycling on Cape Ann are common themes reflected in the goods including bags made from reclaimed sweaters and recycled sailcloth. Look for jingle flounder, lovely wreaths, hand-knit hats, pottery, felted flowers and bowls, fish prints, and photographs inspired by local people and landscapes.
Delightfully unusual wares also include unique prints and collages, hand-dyed clothing printed with seaweed and other found materials, clever clothing and accessories for children, iron-pressed sandwich keepers, hand-knit wire jewelry, beautifully sewn doll clothes, and itty bitty jewels. Present is a great place to shop for pretty things and one-of-a kind gifts and ornaments.
Present is Karen Chapin, Amanda Cook, Jane Cunningham, Jessica Demarjian, Elizabeth Grammas, Frieda Grotjahn, Jill Josephson, Pam Lally, Sharon Lowe, Stephanie Mason Thibodeau, Camilla MacFadyen, Melanie Murray-Brown, Erin and Scott Place, and Mary Rhinelander.
You can visit the holiday pop-up shop at 271 Main Street, Gloucester from November 6th through December 24th, 2010.
Hours: Monday through Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-5; extended evening hours on Thursday; also open 6-9 on Men's and Ladies' Nights
Thanks!! —Sharon
BTW- You can get my Cape Ann calendars at Present, and for those of you who live out of town, you can order them here.


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The rumor going around is that BJ Raji, the massive former first-round defensive lineman, declined an $8M-a-year offer from the Packers to stick around. From that point on, a suddenly-critical fan base began focusing on Raji and put him under the "Are You Really Worth $8M-a-year And Oh By The Way Screw You For Turning Down An Offer With The Packers" eyeball test.
The results were overwhelming. He sacked the quarterback, stripped the ball, picked it up, and ran it in for a touchdown on 0% of the snaps he played; therefore, he's a waste of space and we should let him go.
Not that there's any rampant emotion going around or anything.
But, let's take a more serious look at Raji's impact in the 3-4. There has to be a reason a shrewd general manager like Ted Thompson would make such a sizable offer to Raji, especially if he's as completely useless and invisible as many fans would like to believe. And a lot of it has to do with the scheme the Packers run.
As further criticism has rained down on the defense this season, there's been calls for an entire schematic shift. I, myself, made a call to return to the 4-3 a few weeks ago. But in the end, Both a 4-3 and a 3-4 do pretty much the same thing: it puts seven guys up front to fill all the possible gaps on the offense. But the traditional 3-4 ends up being the most passive in the area that the Packers have had the most trouble: the middle of the field.
In Capers' (and most traditional) 3-4 schemes, players in the middle of the field have the responsibility of eating up blockers in order to open up opportunities for the players on the outside. Ray Lewis, a middle linebacker, vocally expressed his displeasure with the Raven's switch to the 3-4 multiple times, because it took him out of his normal role as a playmaker and put him in a more passive role of a blocker-eater.
His stats also took a major hit. More importantly, he made less of an impact in the backfield. The Packer who has taken on that role has suffered similar charges: AJ Hawk has been the guy doing the thankless job in the middle of the field. His job in the 3-4 is to eat up blockers.
In the traditional 3-4, it is also the job of the nose tackle to read the center's block, control him, and play off him to the ball. This is where the term "two gap" comes from, and why we call Caper's scheme a "two-gap" 3-4 defense.
In reality, a 4-3 wouldn't change all that much for a player like Raji, especially if it continues to be a "read-and-react" defense. My guess is if Raji is hoping for greener pastures elsewhere, he's probably looking for a 3-4 defense in the Wade Phillips style down in Houston, where he would be allowed to do more attacking than reading.
In the end, perhaps that's not a bad idea overall for this defense for next season. The idea of converting back to a 4-3 comes with the concerns that we've already "built" this defense to fit within the scheme, and (like the failed attempt at a zone blocking scheme) would require a near-complete overhaul of personnel to make it happen.
But Phillips' version of the 3-4 is as much a change in attitude as it is a change in schematica. Phillips doesn't run it as a reading scheme. He runs it as an attacking scheme. All of the down players have a specific assignment and violently attack it with speed and power.
In other words, the players spend less time thinking and reacting, and more time just playing football. Sounds intriguing for any kid who grew up playing football and wound up in the NFL having to go through mental checklists on every play. And I think you can easily make the case that reading-and-reacting has, over time, made the Packers' defensive more passive, maybe even more unsure of itself without the impact of a smart free safety to keep everyone in line in front of him.
In a Phillips-style 3-4, Raji isn't going to be asked to control and dominate the center, allowing others to have opportunities to make plays. He's going to have his gap assigned that he needs to fill with his strength, speed, and agility. He's going to jump off the ball and attack. And we all know that for a big man, BJ Raji is blessed with some amazing athletic talent.
It also stands to reason that the Packers defense is looking at some major turnover this offseason. If the Packers were to re-sign Raji at the contract he previously turned down, it closes the door on some of the other free agents the Packers might be interested in re-signing. Ryan Pickett is almost a foregone conclusion to leave an open starting spot along the defensive line, and players like Sam Shields, CJ Wilson, Johnny Jolly, and Mike Neal will all be considering other offers, particularly after a season in which their defensive unit was much-maligned. If you're the "worst defense ever", why stick around?
It offers an opportunity for the Packers to enact such a change in philosophy, as well as an opportunity to bring in the talent that will compliment the scheme. If the Packers were to switch to a Phillips 3-4, let's take a look at who would fit the scheme.
Outside linebackers - In the Phillips 3-4, the WOLB will have the sexier role, playing not unlike a 4-3 DE, usually rushing from the edge. The SOLB would have the more difficult (yet important) job of reading the play based on the coverage, usually playing the TE but sometimes backing up into coverage on the flats. It would be nice to have Clay Matthews in the sexy WOLB spot, but that means we would need to find a smart, savvy, dynamic guy to play on the strong side. Since I have a hard time seeing Brad Jones on this team next season, the Packers may look to continue to develop Mike Neal into that position, though the thought of him covering a tight end scares me. Wouldn't Nick Perry living up to expectations be a great addition here?
Inside linebackers - Both will have gaps to crash on run plays, but will have varying assignments on pass plays. I think that this would be one of the most important transformations of the defense. The ILBs need to become more aggressive, with less to think about and more to hit and intimidate. Unlike most, I've long been in AJ Hawk's corner. For the exact reasons I mentioned earlier, think his lack of impact isn't because of a lack of talent, but because of scheme assignments that are supposed to enable others to make plays. There's a part of me that wonders how Hawk would fare in that outside position opposite Matthews, but I realize if it would have worked, the Packers would have likely tried it by now. There's nothing I would love more than seeing Hawk on the downside of his career getting an opportunity to make plays and prove to everyone that he just needed those opportunities. The Packers have a lot of projects to put next to Hawk, including Jamari Lattimore, Robert Francois, and Andy Mulumba. However, it might interesting to upgrade the SOLB spot in the draft or FA and see if a revitalized Nick Perry could move inside.
WDE - This player is going to play a charging 3 technique (outside the guard). I could see Johnny Jolly taking this position and dominating it. He's really brought any spark this defense has had this year, and should be rewarded with the starting spot vacated by Pickett.
NT - Instead of eating up blockers, the Phillips NT charges, usually shading the strong side or playing a tight 1 technique. Look for BJ Raji to stay and take off in this role.
SDE - This player plays a charging 5 technique. Again, simply the change in attitude will upgrade this position. Obviously, you'd pencil in Datone Jones in this position, but with his rookie struggles, you might be better off having Mike Daniels hold the spot for now until Jones matures into the position.
The Packers have players to fill each position, and quite frankly, won't be able to address additions to the front seven this offseason though free agency (salary cap) or the draft (higher priority needs in the secondary, tight end, and offensive line). As I've mentioned in my Kitchen Analogy, a defensive coordinator might have to take the same ingredients and use a different recipe to make it work.
Changing over to a Wade Phillips-style of 3-4, replete with a change in attitude from passive reacting to aggressive attacking might just be the recipe for success this defense needs.
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One of the unique and authoritative claims of the Mormon LDS church is they have twelve living Apostles. That would make them similar to what the Lord Jesus had when he walked on the planet 2,000 years ago. Some people have no doubt been misled by that deceptive claim. The Bible tells us how to test such claims:
The things that mark an apostle — signs, wonders and miracles — were done among you with great perseverance. (2 Cor 12:12)
Not only do the supposed Mormon Apostles lack those identifying marks, there are other religious people who are also exposed as counterfeits by 2 Cor. 12:12. Remember, false apostles can appear as godly people, but they are actually servants of the devil (2 Cor. 11:13-15):
For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, masquerading as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light. It is not surprising, then, if his servants masquerade as servants of righteousness. Their end will be what their actions deserve.
An additional critical truth when evaluating any person who claims to be a Christian (especially a Christian teacher) would be: Is his plan of salvation the same as what the New Testament teaches? If not, do NOT believe a word he is saying. Such people are false apostles, false prophets, false teachers, etc. and spiritually DANGEROUS! Evaluate them righteously — by Scripture (2 Tim. 3:16,17) — and not by appearance or claims. NOTE: Miracles can be produced by God and the devil. Hence, just because a miracle is done doesn't mean the person is from God! (See this for more details about the true plan of salvation.)
Dan Corner provides crucial information about Latter Day Saints. His apologetic, street witnessing and pastoral experience enable him to teach others to witness to Mormons and bring them to true salvation.


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Lisa's Mum is still basking in the afterglow of her fashion-inspired posts on Ride Happy. You may remember her pearls of wisdom on Jersey selection for the recreational cyclist and wardrobe tips for the urban fixie rider. In fact, it is fair to say that Lisa's Mum is held in high regard on the cycling catwalks of Milan. It was no surprise, therefore, when she received the following appeal for advice from a fan:
Dear Lisa's Mum
I'm looking for something which will set me apart from the cycling crowd. I am quite fond of my bottom but it doesn't quite look big enough in anything that I wear. I also like fluoro yellow and reflective strips. What can you suggest?
Fashion Conscious, South Yarra VIC
Dear Fashion Conscious
I have just the thing for you. Behold - the Reflective Bum Flap!
This thing of beauty arrived in a package only last week from my Italian handservant Guido. As well as being my handservant and being fluent in 5 languages, Guido runs Le Peleton Chic, a boutique cyclery for the fashion conscious. Every so often, Guido comes across an item that is so exquisite, and so delicate, that to release it to the general public would be to commit a crime almost as serious as wearing undies under your knicks. These items he packs lovingly in Belgian lace and sends to me across the seas by albino carrier pigeon. Sometimes these packages can take a while to arrive (depending on how tired the pigeon is), but they are always exquisite. This was one of those times.
You will be pleased to know that when tested on a fleet of greyhounds, the Reflective Bum Flap made even the skinniest one look like it was packing pies. I am also told that J.Lo has ordered 5 of them to complement her Grammy-award-winning booty.
Fashion Conscious, consider your troubled times over.
With love,
Lisa's Mum
Thanks to Llama for the heads up on the delightful bum flap. And apologies to anyone working at Avanti who may have been offended by this post or blinded by the bum flap while working in the factory. If you have found a crime against fashion, Lisa's Mum would love to hear from you.


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|Lovely Monday: In keeping with last week's WIW promise, I decided to go all Valentines-y again this week. Hubs and I hit a Goodwill in Jackson, Tennessee recently and I snagged this entire outfit there. I've been hitting the thrifting jackpot of late which is good because I practically have nothing to wear (yeah, that was some serious sarcasm. This here cloths horse could outfit an army or two. Given they're okay with wearing dresses and fishnets). dress: Talbots, thrifted; sweater: Express, thrifted; sparkly fishnets: TJMaxx; butterfly brooch: vintage; belt: Pin Up Girl Clothing; shoes: Fluevog; necklace: ancient, Target probably
Greetings, lovelies! I do hope Valentines Day treated you nicely. I decided to get my sweetheart a box of Krispie Kremes fresh off the convertor belt while I received an assortment of trashy mags and dark chocolate bars. So I guess you know what I've been up to this weekend.
When not catching up on the lives of the Kardashians (dude, how do people so utterly lame become famous? Ah, yes, because equally utterly lame people like myself keep reading about them), I did do some research on an upcoming self-portrait project for my first grade artists. Since we are learning about the United Kingdom, I've decided they are going to portray themselves as royalty, complete with the Crown Jewels. Not to be confused with "family jewels" or "Royal Crown" which will find you in a google-y place you might not want to be.
So I share with you just a bit about the Crown Jewels and I bid you a royal week. Ta-tah!
|Ketchup and Mustard Tuesday: Because that's what this outfit reminds me of. Both my second and fourth graders are currently weaving. Once they (finally) get the hang of it, I enjoy reading a chapter book to them. This keeps them focused on what they are doing and allows me to introduce the United Kingdom through fun fiction. I'm currently reading Dodsworth in London to the littles and Mary Poppins to the biggins. dress: vintage, Amsterdam; belt, sweater, boots: Anthro; flower brooch: vintage, thrifted; tights and hair clip: Target
|A Gnomey Valentine: I attended a meeting at school this particular morning and a parent, looking me up and down, said, "You know, you were made to teach art." Now this could either mean I look like a crazy person or an artsy one. I'm not kidding myself, I'm going with crazy. gnome dress: made by me; tights: Target; shoes: Miss L Fire; sweater: Ann Taylor, thrifted
|When not worn, the Crown Jewels are kept on display in the Tower of London.
|Oh, look, it's a Yeomen Warder of Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress the Tower of London, and Member of the Sovereign's Body Guard of the Yeoman Guard Extraordinary. Yeah, how 'bout we just call 'em Beefeaters, 'kay? These dapperly dressed dudes are the supposed guardians of the Tower of London but mostly they act as tour guides and attractions themselves. Why call 'em beefeaters? It seems they used to receive beef as a part of their wages.
|Happy Valentine's Day! Thursday: Oh the joys of teaching children jacked up on sugar. It was most def one of those "if you can't beat them (literally), join 'em." When you are as high on sugar as they are, it makes for a really fun time. Not. dress and sweater: DIY here; tights: Target; shoes: Fluevog; belt: Pin Up Girl Clothing
|Freaky Face/Wrinkly Dress Friday: Yeah, it was one of those days. dress and belt: Supayana on etsy; tights: Target; shoes: Miss L Fire
|I betcha the Queen of England ain't got nothin like this in the Tower of London. Poor thing.
Until we chat again, enjoy your week!


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A winter gathering space with a firepalce and terrace
Dining with a fireplace in modern interior
The second floor of a fancy three-story building that suddenly appears in the residential area of Ebisu, with a fireplace in the center of the space, with an antique table and chair nearby. An open terrace and sofa seats are available too. The interior is a modern space done in monotone. Terrace seating overlooking the street has a feeling of openness. Enjoy meals while enjoying the night breeze.
Enjoy casual rich Italian
Diners can enjoy fresh seafood, grilled meat, appetizers, smoked dishes, salads and course meals, fritters, pasta, risotto and pizza have several options. Champagne can be ordered by the glass, and cocktails and wines are also available. Saturdays and Sundays lunch features steaks and pasta with many other choices. Party plan is also available so perfect for parties with a large group.
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Sangen pork, Kaku Wagyu and so many premier ingredients are on the menu. Highly recommended for corporate receptions and wedding second receptions. A superior variety of menu options means you'll always find something new. Every day values like free salad buffet with weekday lunch or daily plate specials. Lunch time is until 15:30, and on Saturday and Sunday it is until 17:30,
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