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For the record, here's my official Facebook status post on my wall serving as a response to Walter Block's hit piece aimed solely at libertarian/anarchist Wendy McElroy. The following is taken from my FB account in its unabridged entirety:
As much as I like Ron Paul tactically and not politically (I'm not an official financial supporter, although I did contact the Paul campaign and offer to volunteer my time and services to help him tactically), I think LewRockwell.com blogger and writer Walter Block's attack on libertarian/anarchist feminist Wendy McElroy is completely unfounded and uncalled for.
Wendy is right about Paul politically, but she's not the only person to have called Paul out on his anti-libertarian stands on a few issues such as abortion, immigration, religion, and antiwar if not authorized by the Constitution, and constitutional fetishism all on account of his status as a politician. (URL: http://www.wendymcelroy.com/news.php) I have called Ron out even though I have praised him during the debate (except for his "secure the border" rhetoric). I know Thomas L. Knapp has called him out in the past and still does to a certain extent. (URL: http://knappster.blogspot.com/2011/12/when-hes-right-hes-right.html) I know Stefan Molyneux has been critical of Paul in the past. I know Sheldon Richman criticized Paul over the old racist newsletter controversy that plagued the Paul campaign in 2007 and 2008, and he was completely spot-on regarding Paul allegedly being unaware of the letters (a claim which Richman didn't even buy at all). Even Jim Davidson has good reasons to oppose Paul's candidacy, simply because Paul supported a two-time bailout, prowar candidate named Lamar Smith over a libertarian Republican candidate who was more principled than Smith. Simply put I can't blame him for it.
With that in mind, because Block measures a libertarian's credentials simply by whether he supports his favored political candidate (who happens to be Ron Paul) and not by his ideology, will he attack me? Tom? Stefan? Sheldon? Anyone who dares to have a brain against him and the renewed deification of Paul (which seems to be happening already)?
I am so disappointed in Block that I truly question whether he is a libertarian nowadays or whether he's just a front for the GOP establishment, considering he no longer measures an individual's belief system solely on his ideology but rather whether he supports a candidate like Ron Paul. I totally resent and object to that game entirely.
Now that Block is trying to stir up bullshit in the movement with his claims against Wendy (who hasn't written about Paul in over four years now) and with anyone who doesn't agree with Paul (even if they're not neocons or progressives), he's merely doing more damage to the cause of Liberty and not helping it. That's my objection right there. Who the hell does he think he is just by doing this? Wendy has been an ardent defender of liberty for years and has never wavered since. For Block to stoop to that level the same way neoconservative Republican Eric Dondero has done is shameful, putrid, and disgusting. I'm embarrassed to have any association with him. I'll be more embarrassed to be in the same room with him. It's one thing to attack progressives and neocons who want Ron's head on the issues that he's right on. It's wrong to attack fellow libertarians who criticize and call out Ron on the issues that he's wrong on. Not only does that say more about Block, but it makes him politically and ideologically fair game, IMHO.
Not that I'm a fan of Kevin Carson or just his biggest fan, but he was right about the term "vulgar libertarian." Block fits that mold pretty damn well, and it shames me to say that.
What on earth was he thinking when he wrote that? Is he trying to push anyone out of the movement for not supporting Ron Paul for legitimate reasons? Is he off his rocker or what? Can someone please explain that rationale to me? I merely ask, because I don't get it.
Whether you agree or disagree with critics of Ron Paul is not the point and even neither here nor there. The point is that Block is not only off-base for making this libelous and accusatory charge against her, but he's also wrong to begin with. I will follow this up with this post and any updates to this commentary as well as my previous commentary on the subject.


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Microsoft's efforts to broaden the Xbox 360's appeal beyond hardcore "Halo" players continues with "Lips," a flashy new karaoke game that's targeted at casual auds. Though it will quickly bore vocalists acclimated to the challenge of "Rock Band," "Lips" excels as home karaoke, bringing style and pizzazz to a crowded genre. However, "Lips" is also exceedingly shallow, with a small number of songs and a broken system for importing new ones, meaning living room crooners will likely stick with Sony's deeper "SingStar" franchise for the time being.
A karaoke title is a natural choice for a console looking to steal a chunk of Wii's family audience, and iNiS, developer of quirky cult favorite DS music title "Elite Beat Agents," seems well suited to the task. So it's no surprise that at first blush, "Lips" impresses. It's bundled with twin microphones whose heft, motion sensitivity and starry, light-up glow put band game mics to shame. And the clean, white iPod-esque user interface is very au courant. When available, players can choose to have the song's actual musicvideo play behind the master tracks. For pre-MTV tracks like the Jackson 5's "ABC," "Lips" offers pleasing, color-washed ambient designs.
There are several clever party-friendly modes beyond basic singing: Vocal Fighters pits player vs. player; the odd-but-cute Kiss mode requires a successful duet to get two gradually approaching silhouettes to embrace; and Time Bomb demands skillful singing to defuse an explosion. A second player can join in to sing along just by shaking the second mic to wake it up, while others can add a tambourine or cowbell by pushing buttons on the Xbox 360's controller.
Game awards extra points for stylistic vibrato, but scoring, along with earning medals for motion-controlled posing or for great pitch, is largely redundant. "Lips" doesn't penalize players for missing notes, and unlike other popular music games, it's impossible to fail a song. It's the kind of game that could be the life of a casual party, but the lack of challenge or reward makes it a snooze for experienced gamers playing solo or together.
"Lips" eschews timeless karaoke favorites in favor of an odd blend so dispersed across genres that each player's taste is likely to find only a couple of desirables out of a list of 40 titles that run the gamut from A-Ha's "Take on Me" through perplexing, ultra-current one-hit-wonders like Sara Bareilles' "Love Song." The box promises more songs available via download, but there aren't many just yet, and no must-haves, which looks grim for "Lips" when you contrast it with "SingStar," which has such a massive song library that Sony had to build a separate, iTunes-esque online store to house them all.
"Lips" promised to make up for that shortcoming through an innovative feature that lets players import songs from an iPod or other MP3 player, tone down the singer's voice and "freestyle" to the music even if the lyric data isn't available. But the feature barely functions. Not only does it require the music player to be attached to the console at all times (as opposed to actually transferring files), but this reviewer couldn't get a single song from the iPod to work in Lips, even though the game was able to recognize them and add them to the track list.

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SUSAN CAMPBELL: Progressive Christians must show support for reproductive rights
In his second inaugural address, President Obama suggested we work together, but I'm not sure I can.
As we enter Obama's second term, and mark the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, I think working together is important, but here's something progressive Christians could learn from their brothers and sisters on the right:
Take your gloves off.
Progressive Christians have for too long let their conservative cousins frame the reproductive rights discussion, and we cannot afford gentility after last year's bruising political season.
Last week, the Rev. Harry Knox, president and CEO of Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice, visited New Haven. He met with students at the Yale Divinity School and dropped by the offices of Planned Parenthood of Southern New England.
The coalition was founded in 1973, the same year the Supreme Court handed down the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. The founders figured there would be a few years of post-decision discussion, and then we'd move forward.
How wrong they were. This past year alone saw unprecedented attacks on reproductive rights from religious groups and legislators who sought to limit women's access to abortion, as well as their access to birth control. We saw a particular brand of ignorance in legislators such as the one who insisted there existed a Magic Uterus, which manages to "shut the whole thing down" after a rape. Who knew?
The coalition includes people from many faith traditions -- and people who belong to no faith tradition, but many of the attacks on women's rights were grounded in religious speech from (mostly) conservative Christians. When speaking of Christians on the left, the Rev. Knox said, "We have not been heard in the public square, and we have got to change that dynamic."
That's particularly true when the public face of Christianity is so often a large white man sweating so hard into the microphone that he shorts out the lights. He's the anti-Oprah, pointing at the rest of us and bleating, "You're going to hell, and you're going to hell, and you're going to hell."
If I'm going to hell, it won't be because I believe women are capable of making their own decisions about their own bodies. Yet up to now, with a few notable exceptions, clergy on the left seem to have been most interested in ending controversies, but "we're coming to an understanding that our pastoral role includes a prophetic one," said Knox, who came up through the Human Rights Campaign, where leadership is more willing to stir the pot.
Progressive Christians who support reproductive rights must say, loudly, that you can support reproductive freedom, and Jesus will love you. It is more important than ever that they tell that to their youth. A recent Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life says that less than half (44 percent) of adults younger than 30 know much about Roe v. Wade. How much less do they know about Connecticut's role in that decision, with the 1965 case Griswold v. Connecticut.
Knox, who grew up in the United Methodist tradition, said he has had opportunity to wrestle with the Holy Scriptures, because, as a gay man, "people used them as a weapon against me."
"When I began to get focused off my own gay navel a little bit, and started looking at other people's lives, that is also true of women's issues, and women's health," said Knox. "People who disagree with me are often using the Bible as a bludgeon. I don't believe that's what Wesley intended when he said we should be people of one book. Faith is best practiced in constant conversation between the text and tradition."
Susan Campbell is an award-winning author of "Dating Jesus" and former columnist at the Hartford Courant. Her new biography, "Tempest-Tossed: The Spirit of Isabella Beecher Hooker," is coming soon. Email:firstname.lastname@example.com. Read her blog at www.hot-dogma.com. Follow her on Twitter @campbellsl.


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The people behind Wii title Metroid: Other M provide an in-depth, behind the scenes look at the forthcoming adventures of Samus Aran in this 17-minute-long video that offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of a Nintendo game.
Series director Yoshio Sakamoto and Team Ninja's Yosuke Hayashi explain just about everything a Metroid fan would want to know about Other M in this video from Japan's Nintendo Channel, courteously fan-subtitled by Metroid Database. In it, you'll see the anatomy of a Metroid game, from its 3D wireframe models to the creation of its fully voice acted storyline to the genesis of its simple, uncomplicated control scheme.
Part one is above, part two below. It is fascinating stuff.
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Vail Daily Bizwatch: Energy Smart Colorado
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Business name: The Energy Smart Colorado Eagle County Energy Resource Center.
Location: Miller Ranch Community Center, Edwards.
Date opened: February 2010.
Owner: Eagle County Government with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy and partners with the Eagle Valley Alliance for Sustainability. We also have partner centers in Pitkin and in Gunnison County.
Contact info: Go to http://www.EnergySmartColorado.com or call 970-328-8777.
What goods or services do you provide? Our goal is to make home energy improvements simple and affordable. We provide a broad spectrum of home energy consulting services for single-family homeowners, duplexes, townhomes, and multi-family apartments, too. We are your local nonprofit source for information about rebates and incentives from utility companies with whom we partner, such as Holy Cross Electric and Source Gas.
We can arrange for a very cost-effective ($50 cost for a $500 value) home energy assessment provided by local independent third-party energy experts. They will examine your home for safety issues (investigate potential gas leaks or faulty appliances) and for energy savings measures. They will complete a total review of your residence and provide you with a comprehensive report which gives you suggestions to make your home more affordable and more comfortable.
Also, we cannot stress how important the safety inspection is. As it gets cold and you turn on your furnace or boiler, you want to be sure that they are not spilling any harmful byproducts into your family's home. We have found problems and homeowners are always relieved that we were able to have these items fixed.
What's new or exciting at your place? We have made it easier than ever to qualify for the $500 Energy Smart rebate. The money is going fast so it's time to take advantage. Coupled with the rebates, we have teamed up with Energy Smart Partners, a nonprofit lender from Fort Collins, which has very simple and affordable low-interest loans now available for property owners who want to complete upgrades but don't have the cash in hand. Their typical home-improvement loans are around $8,000-$12,000 for projects that will make a big difference in comfort and economy but are just out of reach for typical valley residents to pay with cash.
What strategy do you use to differentiate your business from your competition? Prior to opening the ERC, there was no "one-stop-shop" for homeowners and residents who were interested in saving money on their bills or were concerned about decreasing their home's impact on the environment. As of today, we have had more than 600 single-family homes and more than 1,000 multi-family units participate in our program. We are providing a community resource that can keep cash in people's pockets and get work for contractors.
What philosophy do you follow in dealing with your customers? What can your customers expect from you? We are a community resource available for all residents of Eagle County. Our primary mission is three-fold: Provide access to information for homeowners and contractors, provide access to financing for projects, and provide access to a skilled workforce and jobs.
Tell us a little about your background, education and experience: We are all certified building analysts and have completed extensive training in building science courses. "Building science" is somewhat of an emerging field in the U.S. but in Europe, where energy costs are much higher, building techniques have been studied for maximum energy efficiency, for safety, and for durability and longevity. Building science in the U.S. mirrors that effort and we are the source for information on the most up-to-date information for homeowners and building industry professionals.
What is the most humorous thing that has happened at your business since you opened? One of the best events that we've had so far was at the Teva Mountain Games. We partnered with Hardscrabble Trails Coalition and set up a bike and a watt meter. Participants were encouraged to get on the bike and see how many watts they could crank out by pedaling the fastest. There are, obviously, a ton of elite athletes at the games and the competition turned out to be pretty fierce!
We had one local woman, who shall remain anonymous, who checked in at our tent every hour or so just to make sure that she was still at the top of the list. As it ended up, she came in a very close second to a nice lady from the Front Range. I expect she'll be back next year. See you then, Kelly!
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text:
Kyrgios's goal for next year? 'More time off'
TENNIS: Nick Kyrgios looks likely to raise the ire of Tennis Australia after appearing to do a u-turn on agreeing to see a sports psychologist in order to reduce his ATP Tour suspension down from eight to three weeks.
Tennis Australia had issued a statement on Tuesday saying the world No.14 had agreed to see a specialist for "appropriate professional advice" but yesterday he appeared to renege on that.
In a Twitter Q&A with fans, the 21-year-old answered a number of questions.
When one fan asked if he would consult with a sports psychologist during his suspension and off-season, Kyrgios replied "probs not".
Another asked what his goals were for next year. "More time off," he replied.
Someone also questioned about whether he had always given 100% effort on the tennis court, with Kyrgios replying "nah man".
And he responded with "lol" when asked how he felt about playing tennis.
Kyrgios had partly blamed mental fatigue for last week's non-performance at the Shanghai Masters against Mischa Zverev.
As well as the eight-week ATP Tour ban he was ordered to pay more than $50,000 in fines.


text: I live near Bordeaux,France. I had my first Battletech in the early nineties, but I did not hook up before I played the first Mechcommander campaign through. I managed to lay my hands on a copy of the rules, some TROs and a few minis trough the web, and have not stopped playing since. I love to paint CBT minis, a love that has grown exclusive since I no longer paint anything else. I've managed to create a small Battletech ring in my area, and I'm thinking of expanding it if real life gives me the occasion to do so.


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And happiness comes in the form of discounts, they say. Before that, let me tell a story:
To cut this short story shorter, the program ended, and I unfortunately forgot all about the shoes. Unfortunately for him, H forgot too, and left the shoes in a comfortable hotel room. Oops. And when I phoned the hotel they had the nerve to not call back. There goes the shoes. Double oops. Luckily H is a decent young fellow who promised to reimburse whatever amount is needed to buy new shoes (with an upper limit of RM 130). Hooray! The End."
And so we go back to the story of discounts. Like a miracle, a flyer dropped into my postbox yesterday:
80% discount? Now that's happiness :) So this morning i went with my dearest mom to the coveted warehouse sale, to provide relief for H's pocket in these trying times. And i found what I came for: affordable yet comfortable shoes. They range from RM60 to 130, and i'm talking about brands like Hush Puppies. I'm surprised at how uncrowded it was at the sale.
After a little bit of looking around, i settled on a pair that would bring a smile to my face (it was worth the price) and a smile on H's face (it was well below his price range). I love win-win situations. =) And besides shoes, there are a number of other clothing items on sale. But no, you can't haggle for lower prices, they're already cheap compared to boutique prices.
The sale will be held until 4th of January. Calling all bargain hunters! The warehouse sale is located at 2nd floor, Dataran Hamodal, Jalan 13/4 Petaling Jaya (behind the Colgate-Palmolive building). Happy hunting ;)


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Directed by Oh Seong-yoon (오성윤)
Screenplay by Kim Eun-jeong-II (김은정), Nah Hyeon (나현)93min | Release date in South Korea : 2011/07/27
Based on a bestselling preteen novel of the same title that has sold more than 1 million copies in Korea, Leafie, A Hen into the Wild is about a laying hen named Leafie who is destined to live the same old repetitive life confined on the chicken farm.
Her fate changes when she escapes from the chicken farm and hatches a duck egg. With the duckling (who believes Leafie to be his mother), sets off on a journey into the wild with her new son to find her freedom.
In an industry dominated by U.S. studios like Disney, Pixar and DreamWorks and Japanese studios such as Studio Ghibli, few animated Korean films have made it to the box office in recent years. But Leafie, A Hen into the Wild, which was nearly six years in the making, challenges the status quo. Working with a group of talented Korean illustrators who have created animation for Pixar and Disney, the images resemble a painting.
Voicing the main characters are veteran actors Choi Min-sik from I Saw the Devil (2010), and actress Moon So-ri from Forever the Moment (2007). The duckling is played by rising teen actor Yoo Seung-ho, best known for his childhood role in The Way Home (2002).
The film opens July 28, just in time for childrens summer break season.
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'Tis the season for staying in doors and listening to incredible things you missed out on this year. Kid606 knows this, and like some sort of techno messiah, he has given unto us a musical gift to give to our flock (you). It comes complete with an introductory paragraph from the punker-than-thou ear-pixellating genius.
Should I kill myself or have a Red bull?
Live set may 2013
I don't know what do tonight, I swore I would take it all in stride and just stay at the hotel until It was time to go on stage but I showed up to early and now I am stuck in a room full of post modern couches, inconsequential gossip and two glowing fridges full of Red bull, the last thing I should be drinking if depressed or about to play a show, where I would then play all the songs to fast and then crash right afterwards (or during the last song if I am not lucky.), the night is young but I no longer am, so to no one in particular I ask "Should I kill myself or have a Red bull?"
1) Blood stevia sex magic
2) Lefthandpathfinder
3) Cloud sculpting
4) If I am only allowed one song on this album with cut up female vocals then this song is it
5) Dark Archipelago
6) Tokyo (Kid606 remix of Magic Panda)
7) Fun times
9) Toxic avenger remix
10) Love me
11) We call it life
12) Ejaculazer tag
13) Gimme summer-beachside drum & bass remix
14) Godspeed you African-American emperor
15) Tomorrow
You can also stream this mix over on our Mixcloud channel (which works well on smartphones and that sort of thing).
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As if you didn't have enough USB ports taken already by real devices, these glowing USB animals will usurp one more precious slot. And for what? Glowing at night and making you feel warm and fuzzy? Well, okay, we suppose that's worth it.
There are various different animals, ranging from dogs, to bears, to what looks like a frog and something we can't even identify. Plus, you can even disconnect the USB port and the internal battery will keep it glowing for an unspecified amount of minutes. Costs about $25-ish.
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VH1's New Series 'Transform Me' Premieres Monday, March 15 at 10:30PM ET/PT
The Groundbreaking Series Looks At Transformations From The Inside Out
Catch a Sneak Peek of the Premiere Episode on Friday, March 12 on VH1.com
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 26 -- VH1 and Left/Right Inc. have teamed up to create a new edition of fashion makeover shows with "Transform Me." Each half-hour episode follows the makeover of one woman badly in need of a transformation -- on the outside and inside. The subjects quickly find out this won't be your typical makeover. They'll be transformed by three transgender women. The ultra-glamorous makeover team, led by Laverne Cox (VH1's "I Want To Work For Diddy") with Jamie Clayton and Nina Poon, travel across the country answering "style 911 calls" in their deluxe fashion ambulance, helping subjects find the right style -- and the confidence that comes with it. The new eight-episode 30-minute series will premiere Monday, March 15, 2010 at 10:30PM ET/PT.
"'Transform Me' is a show about everyone who's ever felt that the person they are on the inside isn't quite reflected in who is seen on the outside. Transgender folks are in many ways the ultimate example of this. We've taken extraordinary steps to bring who we are on the inside�out, and we're committed to helping other women do the same thing. If we can do it, anyone can!" said Laverne Cox.
Meet the cast:
LAVERNE COX made television history when she became the first African American transgender woman to appear on an American reality show with her appearance as a finalist on VH1's "I Want To Work For Diddy." She accepted the GLAAD media award for Outstanding Reality Program for "I Want To Work For Diddy."
As an actress Laverne has guest starred on "Law and Order," "Law and Order: SVU," and HBO's "Bored to Death." She recently starred in the forthcoming independent film "Uncle Stephanie." Her other film credits include "Bronx Paradise," "The Kings of Brooklyn" and "Daughter of Arabia."
Laverne has appeared at performance venues all over New York City as an actor, dancer and Emcee including Radio City Music Hall, P.S. 122, La Mama Etc, The Duplex and The Producer's Club.
JAMIE CLAYTON was born and raised in San Diego, California. Jamie Clayton moved to New York when she was 19-years-old to pursue a career as a makeup artist. Working in the fashion & beauty industries for over a decade now, she has assisted some of the industry's top makeup artists. She has worked on campaigns and editorials for major publications such as V magazine, W, Teen Vogue and Interview magazine.
In August of 2008 she was interviewed by Spencer Morgan for The New York Observer in an article titled "The Second Most Beautiful Girl In New York." Soon after, she appeared on The Tyra Banks Show and was a feature story on CBS's 365 News airing on the LOGO channel. Jamie's "out" status led to her becoming a positive role model for the Transgender community.
NINA POON was born in 1975 in Saigon, Vietnam, the oldest child of traditional Chinese parents. Multi-faceted media artist Nina Poon immigrated with her family in 1978 to Orlando, Florida at age four. Nina took an early interest in fashion and illustration and gained entry into Miami's International Fine Arts College. At seventeen, Nina left home to fulfill her dream of becoming a fashion designer.
Nina currently lives in New York with her boyfriend, Robert Jason, an Emmy award winning producer and filmmaker. Nina appears in Jason's forthcoming docu-series on the lives of transsexual women in New York entitled BEING T. In addition to making appearances on the Fuse Network's PANTS OFF DANCE OFF and Style Network's SPLIT ENDS, Nina was cast in her first motion picture speaking role in director Dito Montiel's FIGHTING starring Terrence Howard and Channing Tatum.
Kenneth Cole chose Nina to star in his Fall 2008 international advertising campaign. She was the first transgender female to model in full page ads featured in Vanity Fair, Vogue, New York Times, Marie Claire, WWD and the list goes on. The campaign was nominated for two 2009 GLAAD Awards. Nina also continues to enjoy her work as a makeup artist, fashion illustrator and has recently added photo retouching to her list of talents.
For more information and education about what it means to be transgender, please visit transform.vh1.com. Viewers can catch a sneak peek of the season's first episode on VH1.com on Friday, March 12 � three days before the on-air premiere. Subsequent episodes will be available on VH1.com the morning after they air. Additional video content from Transform Me including extras, fashion tips and bonus footage from each episode will be available on VH1.com and on VH1 Mobile throughout the season.
Based on an original concept and pitched by Laverne Cox and her production company Complete World Domination, Transform Me is executive produced by Banks Tarver and Ken Druckerman for Left/Right Inc. with Jeff Olde, Shelly Tatro, Danielle Gelfand and Kari McFarland serving as executive producers as well as Bernie Kaminski serving as supervising producer.
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Los Angeles, CA – August 22, 2017 – Cooperative Systems President Robert Delisa and Vice President Scott Spatz will soon appear on the award-winning, global TV show, Worldwide Business with kathy ireland®. The segment's topic is the company's managed IT solutions that are tailored to meet businesses' unique needs.
Since 1993, Cooperative Systems has assisted small and medium businesses across New England to achieve their goals with the use of technology. As strategic IT partners to their clients, Cooperative Systems delivers exceptional customer service and support, as well as tailored and cost-effective solutions. The company also takes a consultative approach to each client's unique business needs. Cooperative Systems is headquartered in Windsor, Connecticut.
Spatz says that the IT service market is constantly changing, but Cooperative Systems works hard to keep up. He explains, "IT service is really an ever-changing industry, so the most challenging part of our business is keeping up with all the changing technologies and how they're relevant and appropriate for our small business clients. The biggest thing out there today is the security landscape. Everybody hears and reads about all the data breaches, security threats, phishing attempts and ransomware that are going on. It's our duty and our role at Cooperative Systems make sure that our clients are protected and that we're staying up to date on all the right technologies."
JL Haber, Vice President of Programming for Worldwide Business with kathy ireland®, is happy to feature Cooperative Systems. He says, "When businesses need IT help, it can be a daunting task. They might wonder where to go exactly or who to ask. Cooperative Systems is at the forefront of the IT service world. As a strategic IT partner to their clients, they work hard every day to help their clients achieve their unique business goals. We can't wait to have Cooperative Systems on our show."
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The company makes the films at its Industry, Calif., plant. It claims its calendering process and quality control give a high degree of thickness uniformity and product versatility. The family of films uses a citrate plasticizer that withstands gamma rays.
"The new citrate-based film from Teknor Apex enables medical manufacturers to obtain the proven advantages of PVC over alternative materials while meeting requirements calling for plasticizers to be non-phthalate," notes Richard Vega, manager of the company's vinyl division film calendaring facility, in a news release.
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Island Quilter will move across the street at the end of the year to the former home of Robinson Furniture, more than doubling its size and adding classroom and exhibit space.
Store owner Anja Shive and her partner Paul Robinson, who frequently works in the store, have been wanting more space for a long time, Shive noted, and when Chuck Robinson, who is Paul's brother, decided to downsize, the wheels for this move were set in motion.
"We started dreaming," Shive said.
Once settled at their new location in the beginning of January, Shive said, she and Robinson plan to hold classes and sewing parties for kids and adults and host a variety of events with on- and off-Island guests, including a fabric designer, quilters and an author of quilting books. They plan to participate in the monthly First Friday Gallery Cruise and the studio tours. They will also create a consignment space, where quilters and other fiber artists can sell what they have sewn, including quilts, bags, aprons, table runners, knitted items and more.
"We will have high-quality products," Robinson noted. "Everything we sell will be subject to our approval."
The new store will also have several sewing machines for classes or for people who think they might be interested in quilting but who want to try it out before making the investment in a machine themselves. People might also want to simply stop by and sew, Shive said, since sewing with friends is more fun than sewing alone. They may also make the space available to a variety of crafters, ranging from beading fans to scrapbooking groups.
The actual move will take place between Christmas and New Year's, Shive noted, and she hopes not to be closed at all, though customers might need to be flexible for a short time and head across the street for what they are looking for.
Island Quilter was recently featured in the fall issue of Quilt Sampler magazine, an honor that typically increases quilt stores' business considerably. Being included was welcome news to Shive and Robinson when it came, as the couple had been considering locating the colorful store off-Island to become more profitable. Business has picked up some, though bus loads of people have not arrived, as some at the magazine had suggested. Still, Shive and Robinson are hopeful that the move and all that it will bring coupled with more business online will help the store thrive on the Island.
"Once it is all said and done, I think it will be great," Shive said.
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Ronald Reagan vs. Barack Obama; a matter of life and death
Phil Boehmke
have been busy reinterpreting and recasting the life of President Reagan in an
attempt to explain his continued popularity. Time magazine photo-shopped President Reagan with his hand on Barack Obama's
shoulder for last week's cover in a curious attempt to link the two polar
media hype and superficial comparisons. Perhaps no issue defines the differences
between President Reagan and Mr. Obama more closely than their views on
abortion. Last month Barack Obama marked the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade by
re-affirming his unyielding support of abortion. During his lack-luster career
in the Illinois Senate, Mr. Obama revealed his extreme and radical pro-abortion
against a bill that would have protected babies who survive late-term
labor-induced abortions…Obama rose to object that if the bill passed, and a
nine-month-old fetus survived a late-term labor-induced abortion was deemed to
be a person who had the right to live, then the law would "forbid abortions to
take place." Obama further explained the equal protection clause of the
Fourteenth Amendment does not allow somebody to kill a child, so if the law
deemed a child who survived a late-term abortion had a right to live, "then this
would be an anti-abortion statute." [1]
as a Christian, believed in the sanctity of life and sought ways to educate and
convince pro-abortion supporters to consider the rights of the unborn. In The
Reagan Diaries the president relates that he had received a wire from a woman in
Peoria, Il in response to his State of the Union speech. The woman was unhappy
with his stance on abortion and felt that he wanted to take away her freedom of
choice. Rather than write a response, President Reagan called her on the
telephone and explained that "there were 2 people's rights involved in
abortion-the mother's & the unborn child." After what he termed "a nice
visit," the woman promised to give the matter further thought. Ronald Reagan
noted that "I think I made a friend." [2]
procedure and predicted that the new technology would have a powerful impact on
the abortion issue. In a meeting with leaders from the Right to Life movement he
viewed a short film which showed an ultra-sound of an actual abortion being
performed. President Reagan related that the Doctor who had performed the
abortion (and some 10,000 others) was so moved by the evidence that he joined
the pro-life movement. He wrote in his diary "The movie (28 minutes long) was
most impressive & how anyone could deny that the fetus is a living human
being is beyond me." [3]
bloody contrast to Ronald Reagan, Mr. Obama was never swayed by evidence which
would assert that a fetus is "a living human being."
Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee, relating the following story of an aborted
Down syndrome baby who survived a late-term induced-labor abortion and was
abandoned in the hospital's Soiled Utility Room because the baby's parents did
not want to hold him. "I couldn't bear the thought of this child lying alone in
a Soiled Utility Room," Stanek testified before Obama's committee in the
Illinois Senate. "So I cradled him and rocked him for the 45 minutes that he
lived." Stanek reported Obama was "unfazed" by the testimony. [4]
expressing the importance of each life. On July 6, 1983 he wrote:
birthday. What if she'd never been born. I don't want to think about that.
been born? The response would clearly be, "I don't want to think about that."
The United States of America was truly blessed to have had President Ronald
Reagan at the helm for eight wonderful years.
Personality (New York: Threshold Editions, 2008), p. 238.
2007), p. 217-8.
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Ok, I found the members approval option. Still need the meta info.
Added meta tag "keywords" to the toplist but it doesn't show up in the pagesource.
Also, how do you set the topsite so it will wait for approval by the owner before new members are listed?
Ok, I found the members approval option. Still need the meta info.
That meta thing is fixed now. Your tags are appearing in the source.
Thanks 8)
First thanks for this great list. Can you take a look at my meta tags. They are not shown in the body.
Wish you a happy day
Glad you like the toplist I just did a view source of your site and I see the metas there. Probably what happened was your site had not reranked yet after you set the meta tags up. All seems to be well now.