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By Richard Menta 3/30/08
If you do a Google search for Beatles music what you will find is a massive collection of Beatles MP3s posted on web servers worldwide. It's all there, every track from every album they ever made including the Christmas EPs, alternate takes and any other audio ephemera the global fans of the Fab Four could find and post. You don't need LimeWire. You don't need BitTorrent. And you don't need iTunes.
So I can't help but be amused by the ongoing decision to hold back the Beatles music from the download services. It has only driven fans to go to where the music is in ample supply.
Sure, Apple Records may be very interested in licensing out the catalog, but are just holding back as tough negotiators to garner extremely favorable terms. Afterall, the press attention iTunes is receiving just from the speculation that it will acquire the Beatles catalog is tremendous. Wouldn't closing the deal bring even more fans to iTunes?
Yes it would. An iTunes deal will also generate revenue for the Beatles' estate, which right now earns the surviving Beatles zero as far as digital downloads are concerned. The folly of iTunes and both Apples is that no one is holding back anything. It is all there. Mostly the description is in English, sometimes it is in Cyrillic, but it is all there. In this world - where those tuned in online are rewarded with instant gratification - even if iTunes wins the catalog tomorrow, many potential paying customers are long lost, because they long ago lost patience with an apprehensive record industry.
That's why, outside of showing how continually out of step record execs are with technically empowered consumers, I feel any Beatles deal with iTunes is a non-story. Not everyone feels this way, of course. It seems anything with the word Apple or Beatles combined is newsworthy to most of the traditional and online press. In truth, a Beatles deal with iTunes is much ado about nothing. The real story - and the one I would like to see the likes of the Wall Street Journal or the NY Times actually pick up on - is that of the opportunity lost by holding back this catalog from digital sales for so long.
Natch, this fact will be lost once such a deal finally comes to fruition. That's because the massive press the deal will garner will spark heavy Beatle consumption on iTunes during those opening weeks.
Sales will be relatively big and everyone will crow of success. The truth is somewhat more complicated and, I suspect, no one in the press will ask (and certainly none of the executives interviewed will volunteer) how much more was lost the several years preceeding the deal.
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Wall Street headed for a higher open Thursday, with stock index futures boosted by better-than-expected earnings from financial services heavyweight J.P. Morgan Chase and beverage giant Coca-Cola.
J.P. Morgan, JPM, +0.41% the nation's third largest bank by assets, reported second-quarter net income fell 53%. Profits totaled $2 billion, or 54 cents a share, down from $4.23 billion, or $1.20 per share a year ago. The results topped analyst estimates of 47 cents a share. See full story.
Coca-Cola Co. KO, +0.30% the world's biggest maker of soft drinks, also beat expectations Thursday. The company said second quarter net profit fell 23% to $1.42 billion, or 61 cents a share, from $1.85 billion, or 80 cents a share, a year earlier. See full story.
Excluding a 40-cent impairment charge, earnings would have hit $1.01 a share, the company said. Analysts polled by FactSet had estimated earnings of 95 cents a share.
Futures pushed back toward early highs after data from the U.S. Commerce Department showed an unexpected 9.1% rise in total housing starts in June.
However, the data reflected a change in data collection procedures for multi-family units in New York City. New construction of single-family homes fell 5.3% to an annual rate of 647,000, the lowest in 17 years. See full story.
S&P 500 futures were 10.90 points higher at 1,252 and Nasdaq 100 futures were up 16 points to 1,860.75. Dow industrial futures were up 97 points to 11,303.
United Technologies Corp. UTX, +1.71% also beat expectations Thursday, saying second-quarter earnings rose to $1.28 billion, or $1.32 a share from $1.15 billion, or $1.16 a share, a year ago. Analysts polled by FactSet expected earnings of $1.31 a share. See full story.
The results more than offset a disappointing third-quarter forecast from Internet auction site eBay EBAY, +0.30% Wednesday night. See full story.
In energy, crude oil futures remained under pressure, with the Nymex August contract down just 59 cents to $134.
Analysts said the financials sector is likely to continue to call the tune for the markets.
Merrill Lynch is forecast to post-second quarter earnings of $1.98 a share, also according to a FactSet survey of analysts.
Other heavyweights set to release earnings Thursday include Microsoft MSFT, +0.70% and International Business Machines Corp. IBM, +0.47% among blue-chip components as well as Google GOOG, +0.83% the Internet search giant. See Stocks to Watch.
Analysts said economic data due for release at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Thursday, particularly June U.S. housing starts and building permits, could make for volatile activity.
A sharp rebound in beleaguered financial shares following a bigger-than-estimated profit and dividend increase from Wells Fargo & Co. helped boost U.S. stocks Wednesday.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.67% ended a three-day losing streak, jumping 276.74 points to 11,239.28. The S&P 500 SPX, +0.76% climbed 30.45 points, good enough for a 2.5% advance, to 1,245.36, while the Nasdaq Composite $NDX gained 69.14 points, or 3.1%, to 2,284.85.
The dollar traded slightly lower against most major currencies Thursday morning but gained 0.7% against the Japanese yen.
In Asia, stocks gained ground, with the Nikkei 225 ending 1% higher in Tokyo and the Hang Seng benchmark in Hong Kong gaining 2.1%. See Asia Markets.
Stocks in Europe were sharply higher, with the FTSE 100 gaining 2.8%. See Europe Markets.

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It List: Friday 7/28/06
1. Diplo (Hailey's)
Diplo is a DJ/Producer who has worked with M.I.A. and has a penchant for mixing everything from Pop Rap to Retro Electro to Indie Rock. He is often compared to DJ Shadow. This is going to be #1 since it comes highly recommended by Stonedranger.
2. Pimp C (Blue) (!)
In keeping with this non-rock theme I'd like to suggest going to see Pimp C if you can't make it out to Denton. I'm pretty sure this is the first time WSJR has told you to go to Club Blue but it should be worth it. He started UGK in the 80's and was one of the first people to put Southern Rap on the map before the term "Dirty South" was even used. He is an undisputed rap legend.
3. Mugzu (Darkside Lounge)
Now we'll make a 180 by telling you to go see Mugzu. Mugzu hails from Denton, play improbably heavy music and are one of the area's longest running metal acts. Plus, they do it with zero cheese factor and that's a real rarity for this area's metal scene.
4. Documentary: Go Halliburton Go (1919 Hemphill, Ft.Worth)
This has been described as a "mockumentary" about Halliburton, Dick Cheney etc. 1919 has a history of showing good political/activist films so this should be worth checking out if you're in Ft. Worth. Show starts at six o'clock so hurry. 1919 suggests a five dollar donation at the door but they never turn anyone away. Can you say that about your favorite club?


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*This story was inspired by the artwork, "Hello from the front" by Art Right.
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Of all the pictures I have of Colin and Sam, I look at this one the most—not because of some deranged need to keep myself mourning for the end, or because of a kind of misplaced guilt over their deaths—but because this one shows us in the full light of what we were meant to be. Read More »


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Within this strange holographic void of ancient light that we call outer space...
There is no up and down there is no right and left there is no backwards and forwards there is just endlessness...
Quote: The majestically dark and doomy cosmic rocker 2000 Light Years from Home with some of the creepiest synthesizer effects devised by Brian Jones ever to grace a rock record.
It's a much better record than most people give it credit for being though with a strong current of creeping uneasiness that undercuts the gaudy psychedelic flourishes.
Quote: "Sun turning round with graceful motion, we're setting off with soft explosion"
"Bound for a star with fiery oceans, it's so very lonely, you're a 100 light years from home"
"Freezing red deserts turn to dark, energy here in every part, it's so very lonely you're 600 light years from home"
"It's so very lonely, you're a thousand light years from home, it's so very lonely, you're a 1,000 light years from home"
"Bell flight 14 you now can land, see you on aldebaran, safe from the green desert sands"
"It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 light years from home, it's so very lonely, you're 2,000 light years from home"


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By Jean-François Quénet
After the cancellation of the legendary Grand Prix des Nations, there aren't many individual time trials left on the UCI calendar, although there is a team time trial in the ProTour. The Chrono des Herbiers is set to become the Chrono des Nations next year, still held in the Vendée area where the Tour de France took shape this year. It will be organised in partnership with Tour de France organiser ASO but run by the same local committee created 23 years ago by Christian Tessier, who is still the president. The first winner of the race back in 1982 was Englishman Gary Dowdell, whose pupil Tom Southam, currently racing for Barloworld, will be one of the 24 professionals lined up on Sunday for the 24th edition of the event.
It will be no less than the revenge of the World championship between Gold and Bronze medallists Michael Rogers and Fabian Cancellara. The Australian and the Swiss started their career together at Mapei and attended the Chrono des Herbiers as neo-pros in 2001. They'll be back for a new challenge. Since they aren't doing the Tour of Lombardy on Saturday, both target the French time trial. Their main opponents will be Russian ITT champion Vladimir Gusev of CSC who run second last year to Bert Roesems, Sebastian Lang of Gerolsteiner who came 8th at the World's this year, and Czech ITT champion Ondrej Sosenka of Aqua & Sapone who is the new world hour record holder since July (49.7km).
Other contenders will be Italian champion Marco Pinotti, Latvian champion Raivis Belohvosciks, Kazakh champion Dimitri Muravyev, Australian specialist Ben Day, young Belgians Philippe Gilbert and Olivier Kaisen, as well as Frenchmen Frédéric Finot, Sébastien Hinault, Nicolas Fritsch, Emilien-Benoît Bergès, Julien Mazet, Lilian Jégou, Franck Bouyer, Christophe Kern, Sébastien Duret and David Le Lay.
The Chrono des Herbiers is known as being the unofficial "road hour record". The actual record man of the 48.150 km race is Swiss rider Jean Nüttli who scored 59 minutes and 45 seconds in 2001.


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There's something about riding on public transportation that brings out the tiger in White Women.
I had the "opportunity" to ride the bus yesterday in Southern California and other than me, I don't think there were any normal Whites on the bus. All I saw was a handful of retarded White adults and tons of non-Whites. Depressing.
The woman pictured here saw a Black thug shoving some passengers on a train in Melbourne, Australia ( Where Nguyen is the second most common surname in the phone book!!!) She was outraged and proceeded to make her feelings known.
Unfortunately, the train was full of non-Whites and race traitors so she got no support. She even got scolded and shamed for her feelings!
Bravo to this nameless woman and may she remain nameless so no one will bother her further. God please protect her!


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As we informed you last month, Godzilla is returning to his original stomping grounds in Japan with Toho's new big-screen epic GODZILLA 2016. The film promises to be a drastically different version of the Godzilla tale - at least by Toho's standards - utilizing cutting edge technology to bring the big boy to life. Will he see more screentime here than he did in Gareth Edwards' version? How could he not?!
In any event, production has officially commenced on the film, as evidenced by the below video of extras in Tokyo fleeing as the unseen beast presumably tears up the city. Can't help it, this kind of thing puts a smile on my face every time.
Shinji Higuchi and Hideaki Anno are directing GODZILLA 2016, which will be released, you guessed it, next year. Below is an image of what the wrap party will probably look like.


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A delightful display that is sure to attract attention wherever it's placed. This beautiful Amarylis arrangement highlights a collection of vibrant red flowers rising tall with elongated green stalks. Surrounding the flowers and stalks are cascading green petals, all housed in a decorative planter. Never needing water, this Amarylis arrangement will be a highlight of any centerpiece for years to come, and also makes a wonderful gift.
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Thursday, 16 October 2008
Are you ready for the sound of Scooter???
People who know me know how much I like talking like the MC HP from Scooter. And my favourite song is "Back in the UK". Here's some artwork from a very good friend of mine. And no, it is not a crêpe that I was eating on that picture, it was a tortilla. And again, NO, I DON'T LOOK LIKE SARAH PALHIN, DAMMIT!!!
Remember, posses, Scooter isn't all about music! It's a lifestyle! Breath, talk, eat Scooter... literally!
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Number of frequently delayed flights dropped to 218 in March
The number of the flights getting frequently delayed (more than 20% of the times they were operated in a month) out of the Mumbai airport dropped drastically in March.mumbai Updated: Apr 24, 2012 01:43 IST
The number of flights getting frequently delayed (more than 20% of the times they were operated in a month) out of the Mumbai airport dropped drastically in March.
According to data released by the civil aviation ministry, March witnessed 218 such frequently delayed flights compared to the monthly average of 324.
Last month's performance was also the best since April 2011, when the civil aviation ministry asked the city airport operator to draw a list of such flights.
"Since Kingfisher Airlines has cut down flights from its schedule, the congestion out of the airport has reduced," said a senior civil aviation ministry official.
The official added that arriving flights had also shown improvement because all major airports were strictly following the stick-to the-slot rule.
In July 2010, the ministry had introduced the rule of punishing flights by sending them to the back of the queue if pilots were not ready for take-off 15 minutes before the time of departure.
Low cost carriers showed massive improvement. Between Indigo, GoAir, Jetlite and Spicejet only 12 scheduled flight featured in the delayed list as compared to 38 flights in February.
Full service airlines showed marginal improvement. With 39 flights on the list, Jet Airways operated the highest number of delayed arrivals. Kingfisher Airlines operated highest number of delayed departures with 30 flights making it to the list.
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With a series of heroic actions, US ground forces had held a tenuous line at the Pusan Perimeter near the southern tip of the peninsula in 1950 and fought for their lives at places such as The Punch Bowl, Heartbreak Ridge, and Sandbag Castle in 1951, and Pork Chop Hill in 1953. Close air support was vital.
The 49th Fighter-Bomber Group was based at the airfield designated as K-2, near the town of Taegu, and I was one of its pilots. This was 60 miles north of Pusan. Along with an Air Force F-51 unit on our left flank and some Marine Corps and Navy units on our right, at the time, we were the extent of the fighter force in Korea.
All of our birds were C models, and though we operated off 5,000 feet of rough, undulating pierced plank runway, nestled in the valley of the dry Naktong River, we could still carry two huge external fuel tanks and lots of bombs, rockets, and napalm. We topped that off with six very accurate .50 caliber machine guns in the nose, superb for strafing.
Our maintenance troops were working out of tents, surrounded by nothing but dirt. Operational aids were about nonexistent with no radio range or instrument letdown procedure, and no runway lighting—and a close to worthless 500-watt radio compass homer.
Regardless of the mission, the briefing cycle was pretty much the same, with one a.m. and one p.m. general briefing. Pilots who were on the schedule would assemble in group ops to be brought up to speed on the overall war situation. The weather gent would present his wild guess and finish up with what we might expect when we got back, closing with, "If you can't get in here, go to Pusan."
Enter FACs
After the briefing, each flight leader took his three wingmen back to the squadron for the important planning of their particular mission.
On close air support, pilots worked within a few yards of the US troops, and since there was usually little radio contact with ground units (the forward air controller concept was not quite fleshed out yet), we had to depend on colored cloth panels to define bomb lines.
Ground forces would stretch out 40-foot-long cloth panels for us that were half red and half green to define the bomb line. Over the red: Hold your fire; over the green: Go get 'em. We blew the enemy away with our bombs, or wiped them out with napalm, or ripped them up with pinpoint .50-caliber fire. Fuel permitting we hunted north of their positions, as we did on one morning when we spotted over 200 enemy marching to the ridge we had just cleared. We decimated them with our guns. The North Korean plan to attack that night was terminated.
Airborne outfits staged through our base before jumping into a bitter battle—and one was immediately pinned down and outnumbered by the enemy. The next day we flew CAS, and they recognized the colored marking on our aircraft noses. You could see them standing up in their foxholes, waving and cheering as we whizzed over their heads to clear the nasty brown hillside ahead with napalm and gunfire. When they rotated out of combat and came back through K-2, we couldn't buy a drink at the club if there was one of them in sight.
Suddenly there was a requirement for a forward air control program. Fifth Air Force reached into the squadrons to pull protesting fighter pilots out for temporary stints with the Army units. The FACs were given a jeep, a radio, and one or two airmen and told to get on the road and report to a specific Army commander in the midst of some lopsided battle. Unfortunately, these air controllers had no training for this job, and coordination and communications were far from adequate. Slowly, the airmen tried to make it work.
Taegu was one huge piece of scraped out dirt; thus the support troops worked in mud, or ice and snow, or hot and humid blowing dust. Each squadron had a section of dirt where they parked their aircraft. The heavy maintenance folks had no equipment such as lifting devices, so battle-damaged hulks were fork-lifted onto three or four used fuel barrels, to possibly be repaired, but probably to serve as a spare parts hulk. One maintenance tent was allotted to each squadron for aircraft records processing, storage, and a coffee pot. But the support airmen never faltered and, despite the harsh conditions, usually had a smile when they greeted the pilots.
Security could be a problem on a scantily guarded patch in the midst of civilian territory. One morning about 4 a.m., after finishing preflight preparation, I trudged across the dark dirt thinking about the details of takeoff. As I approached my bird my crew chief had just spotted a Korean civilian preparing to stuff a handful of hacksaw blades down my air inlet. He yelled and, unarmed, charged the intruder, and as the civilian tried to run away the nearby air policeman blew the intruder away with his .45 sidearm.
I had to tippy-toe past the body. As I hoisted a foot onto the cockpit ladder, I found my thinking had switched to our support guys' dedication.
Due to moving units around and weather conditions, our fighter outfits sometimes utilized each other's airstrips. Then 5th Air Force decided to try bringing in another entire group to fly with us on a joint mission out of K-2, in what was laughingly called "coordinated action" or a major air strike.
Five Before Breakfast
On at least two occasions, fatally flaming and crashing aircraft came into the opposite staging area. It was scary, with no tactical benefit, but 5th Air Force insisted on trying it a few times before tossing the idea.
The arrival of the 4th Fighter-Interceptor Wing and its F-86s blew another hole in North Korea's plans as the Sabre pilots repeatedly cleaned house in "MiG Alley." US air superiority was guaranteed, there would be no MiG harassment, and the Korean air lanes belonged to the US.
As our forces pushed north, so did our missions. We sought out and destroyed the enemy's capability to reach the front lines. The immediate effect for us was some neat missions, like the one where my flight hit five live locomotives before breakfast.
Predawn missions out of K-2 were not usually fun rides. They could be unusually demanding, especially if it was very dark and wet—like it was one morning when we briefed for a predawn armed reconnaissance mission in the Wonsan area. By the time we bounced down the pierced plank runway on takeoff there was a sliver of predawn light, and I stayed under the weather and started a 270 degree turn to the left. My flight zipped into position as I approached the 270 point and we rolled out at about 200 feet headed for the homer on top of the control tower. The needle on my radio compass was flopping around, even at that minimum range, but gave a firm position and time hack to establish my outbound course. I eased back on the stick and we were on the gauges as I set up a time and distance course toward Wonsan.
Stitch and Boom
That morning those running the Vladivostok to Wonsan rail line figured the lousy weather would protect them and were not expecting any crazy Americans to be milling about in the storm-covered mountains. By dawn they had parked their boxcars in tunnels until the next night run. But they were late in parking their locos inside the secure mountain tunnels that were at opposite ends of the railroad track that crossed the floor of the bowl below us.
Chugging blithely beneath us was not one but five live locomotives.
I was already lined up on the closest loco in the southwest corner of the bowl. I stitched his boiler and he went boom. My element hit the one racing for the northeast tunnel and we took turns blowing two of the three caught in between the two dead ones. That left one spooked train driver madly alternating between forward and reverse as his exits closed and the chase narrowed. Finally, going full chug toward the southwest, he realized he had goofed and was heading full throttle toward a stationary, steaming ruptured buddy. You could see the fire covering his molten wheels as he locked the brakes and ground the metal wheels flat. I hit the train just as the driver ran head-on into what was left of No. 4 locomotive.
One afternoon we drew an armed reconnaissance assignment just south of the Yalu River. My No. 4 aborted on takeoff, and that left me with George Womack, a real good old stick, as No. 3, but No. 2 was a rookie second lieutenant. He was also on his first mission in a while, because I had disciplined him with a week on mobile control—sitting in a booth at the end of the runway, making sure landing fighters' gear was down—because he had wandered out of formation on a similar mission.
As we approached the Yalu River and started a turn, I saw No. 2 sliding out of formation, as before, just as George blurted out, "Utah Charlie, MiGs at four o'clock—closing!" I was already trying to move to cover my errant wingman's vulnerable tail as I commanded, "Break right." Too late. A MiG picked him off on the first pass.
That left George and me with a unique opportunity. We had 16 MiGs cornered, all to ourselves.
A lot of the MiG pilots were locals, and often not too well experienced or motivated, but their Russian instructors were usually good. They had a huge speed advantage and the ability to yo-yo on us at will. George and I knew how to get max performance out of our birds, and you could turn the aircraft tightly, especially with cannon fire coming from your six. If we could hang together as a flight of two, avoid giving them a good shot at us, and work them far enough south so their fuel state required them to go home, we might have a chance.
Their lead guy and his wingman were on my tail almost instantly and George and I were standing on a wingtip watching them miss. They just kept coming, element after element. Some of them were not too tough to beat, but there was never a break in the attack. When they did get close enough to pull the trigger, it seemed their ammo went all over the place. Their guns must have been poorly harmonized—which was fine with us.
The Symbol of the Blooding
When he pulled the trigger the sky lit up with what looked like a shotgun blast of tracers without concentration on me. I kept pulling and rolling as his speed flung him past my right side. I was upside down looking right down into his cockpit, a few feet away, and he looked frustrated. He was all hunched over, still staring at his gunsight and churning the stick around trying to hit something, but he had no shot on me. I continued my roll, then kicked hard right rudder and as I skidded into trail I clamped down on the trigger and let go with a six-gun .50-caliber blast right up his tailpipe. Since I was close to stalled out from max performance turning, and he had a bag of speed, he wasn't in range very long.
I don't know what damage I did, but he rolled into a split S and headed back to Antung with 15 sloppy MiG drivers behind him.
The F-86s continued to do great work in MiG Alley, and some of their newest model Sabres, with superstars such as Walker M. Mahurin among those flying them, were involved in air-to-ground missions. Newer F-84s replaced the F-80s, and I found them comfortable to fly in combat, but stalemate and winding down dictated a different scenario. The F-80s and their pilots remain the symbol of the blooding of the US jet fleet.
Those of us who worked with Korea's early FACs can marvel at the high degree of sophistication of today's counterparts. It is an entirely different approach, with imbedded FACs equipped with GPS, modern weapons, and superior communications, who train and learn and live in company with their Army comrades. They call on highly trained pilots with aircraft such as the A-10, F-15E, and F-16, equipped with precision guided munitions. The people and the equipment are different—but the mission is the same.
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Hotel category: 3-star conference hotel, 297 guest rooms, 4 meeting rooms
Hotel description: Situated just a five-minute walk from London Waterloo train station, the contemporary Hampton by Hilton London Waterloo hotel offers guests an elegant, yet affordable base in the heart of London; near corporate and government offices and exciting shopping, dining, nightlife and entertainment opportunities. Located south of the River Thames, near St. George's Circus and Waterloo Bridge, our stylish London Waterloo hotel offers fantastic connectivity throughout London via nearby Underground stations and bus stops. Famous attractions, including the Houses of Parliament, Hyde Park, the London Eye, the SEA LIFE London Aquarium and the Tate Modern are all within walking distance. Feel at home at this London Waterloo Station hotel, in a spacious, air-conditioned guest room featuring a clock/radio, a coffee/tea maker, an iron with ironing board and a well-lit bathroom with walk-in power shower. Check emails at the desk with free WiFi, watch movies on the LCD TV and sleep soundly on the comfy bed.
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Ebraheim Ismail, Jeffrey Ruberti, Goldis Malek; Evaluation of the morphology of the mouse retinal pigment epithelium/bruch's membrane/choroid (RPE/BrM/Ch) using quick-freeze, deep-etch transmission electron microscopy (QFDE-TEM) and conventional (cTEM).. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2015;56(7 ):2356.
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The RPE/BrM/Ch is particularly vulnerable in retinal diseases involving the posterior pole such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which is the leading cause of vision loss in the elderly in the Western World. Mice are frequently used as a platform to model AMD pathologies because they are easily genetically-modified. QFDE-TEM, a label-free, high-resolution, morphology-preserving imaging method permits the visualization of greater morphological detail than can cTEM. We have previously shown that QFDE-TEM is particularly good at resolving lipid particles in the BrM of human eyes from aged donors. In the present study we ask if QFDE can provide us with important additional information in evaluating the pathology of mouse eyes.
Eyes from aged C57BL/6J mice (control or fed a high-fat diet-HFD) were enucleated and the anterior segments and retinas were removed. In select eyes the RPE layer was also removed. Eyes were fixed in 2% glutaraldehyde. For cTEM: eyes were post-fixed in 1% osmium tetroxide and embedded in Spurrs resin (n=6). Ultrathin sections were stained with uranyl acetate/lead citrate. For QFDE-TEM: tissues (n=17) were "touch" frozen on copper blocks (-196 oC), transferred to a modified Cressington CFE-40 freeze fracture system, fractured, etched and rotary shadowed with Pt/C. Replicas were isolated in 25% bleach solution, washed in DIH2O and imaged on a JEOL JEM1010 TEM.
In the RPE, we catalogued characteristic features in the apical (phagosomes, dense melanosomes), central (cell body, mitochondria) and basal (basal infolding membrane) regions. In BrM, we identified the basement membranes, inner/outer collagenous and elastin layers. Variations in the density of the melanosomes and associated collagen bundles indicated depth in the choroid. In the HFD-fed mice, there were observable differences in baseline morphology due to the presence of lipid particles.
QFDE-TEM enabled the generation of striking, large area mosaic images of the mouse RPE/BrM/CCC complex, complementary and additive to that seen with conventional TEM. These images provide an excellent reference for our ongoing investigations of mouse eyes which demonstrate pathological changes associated with AMD.
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Important Role an Ad Agency Plays in the Success of Your Business
If you want to get ahead, your brand must stand out from the rest of the competition. You must persuade and convince your target customers to patronize your product and choose it over other brands.
That is where an effective ad agency in Salt Lake City such as Red Rider Creative can help your business.
What Is an Advertising Agency?
An ad agency works with a client company in creating a goal-oriented and effective advertising campaign. The aim is to make the target customers see the client in a positive light. The ad agency helps connect the company with its target market.
Using persuasive, unique, and attention-grabbing ads can make your brand stand out.
Duties of an Advertising Agency
Following are the things that your ad agency can do for your business:
Understand the Company and Its Products/Services. – To come up with an effective campaign, the agency must first understand the client company and what it is all about. They must get well acquainted with the client's products and services.
Plan and Create an Effective Ad Campaign. – The creative process of planning and brainstorming starts once the agency identifies the client's specific needs.
These may include improving sales, the introduction of new products, highlighting the brand's benefits, convincing new customers, and retaining old customers. The campaign must be within the client's budget. The go signal for implementation must come from the client, who may also request for a rework.
Come Up with the Appropriate Strategies. – The strategies will depend on the client's goals. Some companies outsource all their marketing tasks to their ad agency. The agency then handles the brand building process. They will work to improve sales by using different promotion techniques.
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Overall a wonderful and very worthwhile website — but please amend the data
on English words for tea! It may be colloquial, but 'char' or 'cha' is
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One little notice about Belarusian (by the way, this name is the more popular and used by native speakers).
The word 'чай' ('chaj') was borrowed from Russian, belarusians are bilingual, so it is often used in everyday life.
But the Belarusian for 'tea' is 'гарбата' ('garbata') which is similar (and, obviously, derived from it) to Polish 'herbata'.
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Luxury Cairo Hotel Brews Up a One-of-a-Kind Experience
Luxury Cairo Hotel Brews Up a One-of-a-Kind Experience
CAIRO, EGYPT--(Marketwire - Dec 8, 2011) - Fairmont Heliopolis & Towers celebrated "International Tea Day" along with its sister properties worldwide. From San Francisco to Shanghai, Fairmont has a long, illustrious history of serving the best afternoon tea in town. To celebrate, the luxury hotel brand's historic connection to this cherished tradition, Fairmont had declared November 12th, 2011, as an "official" day to pay tribute to everything related to tea.
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Unified Communications is considered one of the top IT investments for European Healthcare Providers in 2015.
Unified Communications (UC) solutions are one of the most widespread communication technologies used in business today. UC platforms integrate voice, video, instant messaging, e-mail and voicemail into a seamless communications platform. It is no coincidence how the UC market is set to exceed $75 billion by 2020. A new survey from IDC Health Insights found European healthcare providers are rapidly looking to adopt Unified Communication solutions. UC was listed as one of the top IT investment areas alongside other general collaboration systems and EHRs (electronic healthcare records).
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Three New York apartments owned by the estate of copper heiress Huguette Clark are under contract for $55 million. Lauren Schuker reports on The News Hub. Photo: Ericka Burchett/The Wall Street Journal.
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This spring, Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens present an exhibition of drawing, painting and textiles by Jessica Cooper RWA.
Inspired in childhood by her father's passion for plants, Jessica Cooper makes work which explores the vitality of natural forms - their shape, line, colour, and endless potential for seasonal change. In this exhibition, her work responds to the spectacular collection of subtropical plants at the sculpture gardens, which originate from all around the world. Together, Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens founder Neil Armstrong and artist Jessica devised an exhibition concept that would bring together strands of this story of international exchange, in which a multitude of beautiful plant species from distant lands are grown in West Cornwall, where they thrive, and in turn inspire artists to make and exhibit new work in the garden's unique setting.
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Scary scene near Floriston, California, on January 12, as a semi-trailer slid down a stretch of the I-80 with its brakes locked.
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How is it that she can sit in a room full of people, people who are laughing and smiling and joking, and feel like the loneliest person in the world? Feel like she has absolutely no one who understands, when she is surrounded by people who care? How does that even make sense? And how can it be that sometimes she sits in a room alone, with nothing but air and shafts of light for company, and feel like she doesn't need anything or anyone? Feel full of emotion and presence and self, when she has nothing and no one about her? It doesn't she decides. It doesn't make sense at all. But that is her life, she realises, that is her world, and it has never made sense, least of all to her.
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Insurance can be a tough sell. And the "old gray ladies" of the biz like Allstate and State Farm can be excused if they are a little desperate in their desire to stop losing share to the Geicos, and Progressives of the world. For a product no one ever wants to actually have to USE, it's tough to beat a good price story, especially when it's built around internet or phone call convenience.
But it seems to me Allstate and State Farm are both are trying to tackle the "younger customer" with what they consider edgier or hipper campaigns. Allstate's "mayhem" is growing on me. And the other night, I saw Dennis Haysbert use that word in an attempt, at least, to tie their two very different campaigns together.
State Farm, however, is a little lost. They continue to run their traditional "adult' campaign that, while not exciting, at least rings true, tugs at the right strings, and provides a pretty straight ahead "demo" of the company's famous tag line.
Not so in their "youth" campaigns. It appears their only strategy here was "let's put some young people and millenial story lines in our spots, then they'll think we're cool and buy from us." Sorry, but I am not convinced that some slacker saying "State Farm is there" in order to get the girl from the apartment upstairs or a new hot tub to materialize says anything meaningful about your product. Nor does the mean-spirited boyfriend/girlfriend tiff featured in another execution.
Yes, you need to appeal to a younger demographic. But does someone who is finally accepting the responsibility to purchase insurance really willing to buy it from a big name company that is suddenly trying to look like the life of the toga party? (An even newer campaign appears to depict State Farm customers as deranged goofs who would squander the money they supposedly saved on things like falcons. Another knee-slapper.)
State Farm, I know you need to appeal to a younger demo. But a closer look at what those people really think and feel would do far more for the brand than lobbing superficial executions in the general direction of the caricatured image you apparently have of them.
Insurance may not be fun. But it is most assuredly not silly, either. And a campy Bob Barker appearance is no substitute for a real point of difference.


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Novella Royale Mister Studded Tote is handmade from recycled leather. It features oversized resin studs and subtle distressing, metal feet and gold hardware. Designer Novella Royale was inspired by the concept of designing luxury handbags without creating waste from new materials. The leather from each bag is hand-cut from vintage jackets, making it a one-of-a-kind in color, distressing, and details. Novella Royale handbags are lined with organic fabric and handmade in Los Angeles. Price: $584 at Shopbop.com
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Friday, 23 September 2011
Best Fishes
13 comments:
- cebelica said...
Fantastic cards hun. I like the cute mouse and that fish image is really cute too. Beautifully done!
- 23 September 2011 at 11:41
- McCrafty's Cards said...
Both cards are gorgeous, I like the fish fab colouring.
Kevin xx
- 23 September 2011 at 13:14
- Shaz in Oz.CalligraphyCards said...
Just love these Squirrel! Shaz in Oz.x
- 23 September 2011 at 14:06
- Stamps and Paper said...
Two fabulous cards Squirrel...the little house mice one really made me smile..
- 23 September 2011 at 15:07
- Chrissy said...
Good for you having a nice break, Happy Birthday to Toad...
Two gorgeous cards, love the fish, great colouring and fab papers, love the little mouse [who wouldn't]dribbling over his marshmellow.
Have a great weekend...
Luv CHRISSYxx
- 23 September 2011 at 20:26
- tilly said...
two fab cards, love all the masking lol, enjoy your night with the birthday boy
- 23 September 2011 at 20:45
- Helen said...
Hope Toad's enjoyed his birthday! :0)
Fabulous cards...you must have the patience on a Saint to be able to mask all those stamps together...looks great!
Helen x
- 23 September 2011 at 21:21
- Rufus said...
Happy Birthday to Mr. Toad! Hope that both of you enjoyed his birthday cake. Love both your cards...the little mousie made me smile and now I want a toasted marshmallow!
- 24 September 2011 at 05:57
- coops said...
aw belated happy birthday to toad, hope he gets his kindle going :D
love your cards, the sweet house mouse is gorgeous and i love your underwater scene.the fish are fab and beautiful colouring :D
xx coops xx
- 24 September 2011 at 08:01
- Jackie said...
Two fab cards and very different. I love the image on the first one. Great work on the masking, not surprised it wasn't a quick card :O)
Jackie xx
- 24 September 2011 at 08:34
- CRAZYCRAFTSHED said...
Hi Squirrel
Both cards are gorgeous have a lovely weekend
Hugs Dianne xx :)
- 24 September 2011 at 10:51
- Creations by Shirl said...
Hi Squirrel~
your cards are again so amazing and inspiring.... love the images and your layouts pretty papers too.
Have a super weekend!
- 24 September 2011 at 16:15
- Delphine said...
Fantastic cards, Squirrel! HM is not the only onbe dribbling:-)... Fantastic colouring and beautiful layout, I love those little corners! As for the fishes, well, WOW! I love the scene you have created, and they are so cute! And your paper is perfect with your image! Fantastic! Hugs Delphine xx
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Thursday 13th October 2016
6pm – 8pm
The Hero Project CIC, delivering Coalville Heroes, with support from NWLDC are hosting an evening showing of a film and talk about how surplus food can be stopped from going into landfill and how it can be used to feed people instead.
The film was commissioned by Super Kitchen, founded by Marsha Smith this organisation uses supermarket surplus food and well supported network of volunteer kitchens to produce great community meals, at low cost, creating opportunities for people to eat socially and if they wish to volunteer, make friends and learn new skills.
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I bought a gorgeous-girlie picture a while back. She was wedged in a staircase forlornly gathering dust in Gallery 25. I spruced her up and put her above the bath, for a better view over bubbles.
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Monday, October 23, 2017 to Friday, October 27, 2017
Five Nights of Hitch!
Tickets: $6 (or see all five for $24)
On Sale Date: Fri, Jul 14, 2017, 10am
Unquestionably our most popular short film series, 5 Nights of Hitch is back with five critically-acclaimed blockbusters from the irreplaceable master of suspense.
Mon, Oct 23, 2017: Lifeboat (1944), Rated PG (97 min)
Tue, Oct 24, 2017: The Trouble with Harry (1955), Rated PG (99 min)
Wed, Oct 25, 2017: To Catch a Thief (1955), Rated PG (130 min)
Thur, Oct 26, 2017: Rebecca (1940), Rated PG (130 min)
Fri, Oct 27, 2017: Psycho (1960), Rated R (109 min)
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For 16 years, the News-Gazette has supported great movies at the Virginia Theatre through its popular classic film series. Presented one Saturday each month (except in October and December, when we highlight Hitchcock and Christmas films), the News-Gazette Film Series is your ticket to Hollywood's golden age. Many films are projected from 35mm reel-to-reel prints, while others show on the Virginia's new Christie 4K digital projector. Throw in house organist David Schroeder performing on our historic Hope Jones II Wurlitzer, and you have a wonderful evening of classic entertainment fit for the whole family!


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Great though it was to go through the Guardians of the Galaxy backstory one by one, we're ready to see the full team in action with a sneak peek at Saturday's animated series debut. Thankfully, Rocket has just the explosive-laden clip to prime us for the newest adventures of Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Groot and his ferocious furry friend.
We caught the initial installment of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy back at Comic-Con, though Marvel today released an action-jetpacked clip of the animated series sneak peak this coming Saturday. Not only is the team already in trouble, fighting off some grotesque looking robot bugs, but the presence of Yondu and his ever-powerful arrow undoubtedly means a betrayal or two in their future.
Premiering through August and September, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy features Will Friedle as Star-Lord, David Sobolov as Drax, Vanessa Marshall as Gamora, Kevin Michael Richardson as Groot and Trevor Devall as Rocket Raccoon, and James Arnold Taylor as both Yondu and Cosmo. So reads the full synopsis:
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Justin Maxwell Charlton, left, poses with Scott MacLachlan,
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Charlton's drawing, Raphael's Fighting Men,
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interim provost and dean of student services
at Palm Beach Community College, Palm Beach Gardens.
Charlton's drawing, Raphael's Fighting Men,
won Best of Show in the school's sudent art exhibition.
(Photo by Katie Deits)
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PALM BEACH GARDENS -- Art lovers have a few more days to see the annual student exhibition at Palm Beach Community College's Eissey Campus in Palm Beach Gardens, which ends May 8.
This may be "student" art, but most of it would make any professional artist proud. Ranging from photography to painting and drawing to functional ceramics and sculpture, many pieces are also for sale. These pieces are one-of-a-kind, and include work by students of all ages, from dual-enrolled high schoolers to senior citizens.
The show was juried by Washington, D.C.-based artist Edward Pratt, who selected Raphael's Fighting Men, a classical drawing by Justin Maxwell Charlton (a Drawing I student of Alessandra Gieffers), as the Best of Show. In his comments, Pratt said that he was impressed with the quality of the students' work and stressed the importance of education in the arts.
The show opened April 14, when a crowd of nearly 100 people watched as the students received ribbons and cash awards. Several corporations, such as K & M Electric and Earl Stewart Toyota, offered cash awards. Sherry and Wayne Stephens presented an award in memory of their son Paul, and Beth Baker also presented a cash award.
Other student artists producing notable work included:
* North Palm Beach resident Fatima Hicks, who won first place in the painting category and a K&M Electric cash award for her watercolor, Moe's Pears. Hicks created the work (priced at $300) in the Painting I class of Wayne Stephens.
* Gregory Smith, a student in Gieffers' Painting I class, received the Passion for the Arts-Robert Siddell Art Award, as well as an Art Alliance cash award, for his brightly colored geometric watercolor, 2 + 2 = 5. The painting sells for $300.
Instructor Sherry Stephens, left, with student Sunny Quinn,
posing in front of Quinn's photo, Wrong Turn.
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posing in front of Quinn's photo, Wrong Turn.
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* Sunny Quinn won an award for a photograph called Wrong Turn (price: $60), which she created in the Digital Photography I class of Sherry Stephens.
* Georgia Novotny, a student in the Ceramics I class of Justin Lambert, created a wood-fired vessel she titled Out of the Ashes. It's priced at $500.
The Gallery at Palm Beach Community College is located in the BB Building at the Eissey Campus, 3160 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens. Hours are Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, visit www.pbcc.edu/artgallerypbg.xml or call (561) 207-5015.


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Beautiful Craftsman bungalow located on a tree lined block in the heart of Park Hill. Modern conveniences blend perfectly with 1920's character. Historic features include newly refinished wood floors, original woodwork, built-ins & the original ice box. Entertaining is made easy w/ the open & flowing floor plan. Formal living spaces open into the updated kitchen which features slab granite counter tops, a center island, glass front cabinets, stainless appliances, recessed lighting & breakfast nook. The master is spacious & the bathroom has retained original charm with a claw foot tub and wainscoting. The full open basement features a newly refinished bathroom w/ subway tile, family room area, 3rd bedroom and ample storage. The outdoor spaces are amazing including the extra large front porch and the professionally landscape backyard w/ a patio and pergola.The location is perfect. Blocks to local retail & restaurants located at 23rd and Cherry Street, City Park and the Denver Zoo.
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