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Welcome to The ColorVoyant® Watch! With over 20 pavilions at Cersaie, the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings in Bologna, Italy, it was a treat to see such a diverse mix of design and color "eye candy" for the ceramic industry. As promised in my last blog post, a review of three more … Lue loppuun
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Welcome to The ColorVoyant® Watch! Cersaie is the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings, held annually in Bologna, Italy. 2015's exhibition attracted over 100,000 trade professionals from 150 countries. Bologna Design Week made a positive debut, attracting a stream of visitors to various city locations. http://www.cersaie.it/en Although I had heard about Cersaie over … Lue loppuun

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Auckland's 'coat-hanger' bridge - Roadside Stories
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The idea of a bridge across Auckland's Waitematā Harbour was first mooted in the 1860s – but almost a century passed before the Auckland Harbour Bridge opened in 1959. The city's distinctive 'coat hanger' bridge was expanded in the late 1960s, with two extra lanes clipped onto each side.
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The American Quarter Horse Association will celebrate buckaroos by giving kids their first chance to ride a horse.
Free Quarter Horse rides begin at 1 p.m. Saturday as part of the celebrations for the National Day of the Cowboy at the AQHA Hall of Fame & Museum, 2601 E. Interstate 40.
The rides were so popular at last year's event that the number of horses has more than quadrupled from four to 17 ,and two sign-up opportunities will be available, said Chris Sitz, AQHA senior director.
Rides are scheduled for every 15 minutes between 1 and 4 p.m.; participants can sign up at 12:30 and 2:30 p.m.
National Day of the Cowboy is celebrated around the country. This will be the second year it is celebrated in Amarillo, Sitz said.
"We are joining in the national celebration ... because we provide the horse that makes the cowboy the cowboy," she said. "Without his trusty steed, the cowboy is not an actual cowboy."
Other activities include a junior ranch rodeo with Pokey the Clown from 10 am. to noon, a special performance by the cast of "Texas," a tour of the hall of fame, lariat making and more.
Admission is free.
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Nets agree to three-player trade for Kings' Marcus Thornton
The Sacramento Kings and Brooklyn Nets have agreed to a trade that will send Marcus Thornton to Brooklyn in exchange for Jason Terry and Reggie Evans, according to Yahoo! Sports.
Thornton, who has two years and $17 million left on his deal, will join the Nets to take on a bench scoring role Terry was expected to assume when he joined the team in a trade with Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce.
MORE: Knicks, Clippers consider Shumpert-Collison swap | Cavs put Deng in trade market
Terry has $10.7 million left on his contract, including $5.4 million for next season.
This deal doesn't mean the Nets will not use a $5.25 Disabled Player Exception for a trade or free-agent signing.
Previously, the Nets were said to have interest in a trade to absorb the contract of Los Angeles Lakers center Jordan Hill. But completing that deal would cost the Nets nearly $17 million because the team must pay the luxury tax.
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The price of crushing the tea party
National Republican leaders are toasting primary season as a smashing success over activist conservatives that has put the hard right on the ropes and given the Washington GOP the slate of candidates it wanted for 2014.
Those victories, however, have come at a staggering cost — and Republicans are painfully aware of the price of putting down an intraparty insurrection.
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Establishment-aligned groups have already spent some $23 million on independent expenditures propping up favored House and Senate candidates in contentious primaries, according to a POLITICO review of Federal Election Commission records. By comparison, Republican nominees raised and spent that amount in the 2012 North Dakota, Indiana and Nevada Senate races combined — three of the most competitive campaigns fought that year.
( Also on POLITICO: Rangel pulls off hard-fought win)
The scope of the effort to suppress activist-backed candidates has been broader and costlier than is widely understood, covering at least 20 House and Senate primaries from North Carolina to California, and from coastal Mississippi to the outer tip of Long Island. The loose coalition of establishment forces encompasses two dozen advocacy groups, industry associations and super PACs that have raised and spent millions on behalf of Washington's chosen candidates.
Former Republican National Committee Chairman Mike Duncan said the "quote 'establishment'" had successfully divided up the primary map this year to avoid duplicating one another's efforts. Eventually, Duncan said, outside groups on the right may realize that they're better off working with the national party than raging against it. Indeed, in many cases this year, national party favorites have tacked well to the right to win their primaries.
"I think we have to keep on winning. I think we have to show up and make sure that our candidates are not going to be complacent and that they start early," Duncan said. "That wake-up call certainly seems to have gotten through."
( Also on POLITICO: How Cochran bounced back from disaster)
Nearly a third of the establishment money has come from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The business lobby's spending in this year's toughest primaries has about equaled the $7 million that the conservative Club for Growth and the Senate Conservatives Fund have spent together on the most fractious elections — excluding races, like the Senate campaigns in Arkansas and Alaska, where there's been no meaningful clash between establishment-sanctioned outside groups and the activist right.
And the $23 million figure isn't even close to a full accounting of what D.C.-backed candidates spent to win their nomination fights. Candidates themselves, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and John Cornyn of Texas, have collectively spent tens of millions more from their campaign accounts.
Top Republican strategists and party officials say they have no regrets about going all-in against flawed primary candidates. In a perfect world, they say, the whole expensive ordeal would be unnecessary. With conservative outside groups routinely bumping off incumbent lawmakers and prized recruits, it's simply the cost of doing business — now and perhaps for the foreseeable future.
Former George W. Bush White House political adviser Scott Jennings, who is steering a pro-McConnell super PAC this year, likened the heavy investment to a sports team that fields its strongest players possible midway through a playoff series.
( Also on POLITICO: Shrinking economy trouble for Dems)
"There may not be a game seven if you don't have a game six, so you have to spend to win," Jennings said. "In a world that you could script without the realities of the world we live in, you'd never spend a dollar until you get to the end of your general election. But that's not the world we live in, and it's OK."
After the Chamber of Commerce, the most prolific spenders have been American Crossroads, which spent $2.4 million boosting Senate candidate Thom Tillis in North Carolina and tearing down three-time New York congressional candidate Matt Doheny; and the National Association of Realtors, which put nearly $2 million into protecting a half-dozen GOP incumbents. National advocacy groups such as the National Rifle Association and the American Action Network have gone to bat, with the NRA rushing to Mississippi Sen. Thad Cochran's aid and AAN helping nominate state Sen. Lee Zeldin in a New York congressional primary this week. The moderate Republican Main Street Partnership played heavily both in Mississippi and in a different New York congressional race upstate.


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robin wrote:Given the recent discovery of the Microsoft Windows JPEG component buffer overflow vulnerability, where does PocoMail and Barca stand with respect to the JPEG preview component embedded in them? Does it use the GDI+ component provided by MS (and therefore which should be patched when the appropriate update is applied) or a third party component. If the latter, then is it safe from the vulnerability?
robin wrote:I apologise - I'd not seen the note on Poco's homepage (don't have reason to go there often ), however I'm still curious why PocoMail / Barca are not effected - presumably because they use a non-MS component?
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New York Times Best Selling Author, Donald Miller, took a bike ride across the United States. Hue Labs created microsite campaign dedicated to covering the 3 month event for diehard fans. Additionally, Donald Miller helped raise awareness of the Blood:Water Mission. The campaign helped re-establish Donald Miller with his online audience and kicked off his successful social and mobile audience following.


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Oscar nominee and Shakespearean actor Benedict Cumberbatch is stepping into a new role this weekend: Marvel superhero.
He plays Stephen Strange in Dr. Strange, a brilliant neurosurgeon with an unchecked ego who turns to the mystical arts after an accident ends his medical career.
Kim Holcomb talked to Cumberbatch about the movie, who inspires him, and what's on his iPod.
HOLCOMB: "Your character has an enviable knowledge of music. Who are you listening to?"
CUMBERBATCH: "A lot, a lot. I just listened to a new track by the Weeknd on the way in, and huge heroes of mine are Radiohead. They can do no wrong and that was a great moment this year when they released that album A Moon Shaped Pool, so I listen to that a lot."
HOLCOMB: "(Dr. Strange) learns something through humility. Have you ever had an experience like that in your life where you were better for it?"
CUMBERBATCH: "Daily, daily, daily. Yeah, it's something I've said in an interview - like now, I'll probably go and say, 'Ah I shouldn't have said that. Hopefully I've learned my lesson.' (laughs) But no, all the time. And I think it could be miniscule or very violent and large and I'd had a few adventures and a few near scrapes, and come out the better for those, I think."
HOLCOMB: "One of the things I love in this film is the notion of a teacher being able to help a person find their purpose. Did someone do that for you?"
CUMBERBATCH: "Many, my parents primarily. I owe them everything. They taught me how hard work and endeavor brings rewards, they taught me about the risks of my particular profession, the ups and the downs, and the respect that they garner from their peers is something I set as a gold standard, they're so loved and admired, so if I'm doing half as good a job as they are, I'm living up to very high standards."
HOLCOMB: "One of the things I think is really fascinating in the Marvel universe is that so many of the actors who are being cast in these films have a background on stage, and particularly with Shakespeare. Is that helpful?"
CUMBERBATCH "You know, Shakespeare was writing using obviously language as a primary tool and now we write with extraordinary cinematic images, but the themes are very often the same. Like Shakespeare, this is a film that's populist, but it's trying to appeal to all levels - from the guy who's just bought his ticket to the queen - in Elizabethan times with Shakespeare and, who knows, maybe the queen will watch this one? (laughs)."
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Due diligence! I looked for used values.... none found. How many units have they produced? Dan
I live close to them and have toured their factory. Quality was good and can custom build to your desire. I have not driven a Ghost, but really like the model and would give it strong consideration if it was in my price range. Good luck.
The Winnebago is currently available at our local Winnebago Dealer, the Viper must be ordered and is 8-10 weeks out. The Viper can be modified in manufacturing to our specific needs and desires. We can eliminate the dinette and have two Lambright Recliners installed ($2,500.00)
Mike,Several years ago a large Winny dealer, LaMesa, told me that they wouldn't do modifications, but that they would do deletes - ie ship with no dinette. This is from a salesman and he didn't every say how much credit $$ would be given. Since I didn't order the coach I have no way of knowing if what the salesman said is actually true.ken
Oscar Mike and all,I checked out the "C's" and found the holding tanks for black and grey were small 20 gallons. Not a problem if your hooked up but would be one if your boondocking.
Too new of a company for my blood.... They have a nice product: my issue would be cash flow, something I know you know alot about. How small is their fine print? My crystal ball says the Winne is a better overall bet. Good luck Dan
John, Congratulations!I'm sure that you and Susan will be happy with the new Nexus. Keep us posted.ken
Congrats on the new RV! We looked at the Winnebago Views but found the cargo carrying capacities were way too low for us. In some cases less than 1000lbs. After we added our weights and factored in some of the other weights, there was very little extra we could take along. Other than that we really liked the Winnerbago models. Post some pics of the interior if you would be so kind.
John,Congratulations on the new RV. I too bought my RV at Findlay. The sales guys were great, however, the service department has been terrible. Their ability to follow through with timely service is the absolute worst I have ever seen. If you have your new rig serviced at Findlay, be sure to stay on top of them as to ensure yours does not spend a month in the shop (which is where mine has been for the last month still waiting for repairs to be performed).
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It's a major holiday, so time for a new blog post.
I love this picture. Five blogging ER docs. Can you identify the two calendar docs?
Y'all have a Happy Thanksgiving.
*I know I need a photo credit, but I don't know who took the picture. I was gonna say GruntDoc, but he's in the picture. So, to spice up this story, let's just say that the five blogging ER docs hired a hooker to take this picture of them.


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Discontent With Secrecy And One-Sided Nature Of TPP Spreads Among Participating Nations
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Last week Mike wrote how frustration at the unremitting secrecy surrounding TPP, and the refusal to allow members of the public in whose name it is being negotiated to express their views, has led to the creation of a new participatory Web site by the "Fair Deal Coalition." Many of the best-known groups fighting for more balanced copyright laws in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have signed up, including Techdirt.
But they are not the only ones that have had enough of this lack of transparency. An interesting article in the leading Malaysian newspaper The Star shows that people there too are getting fed up with being kept in the dark, even as negotiations are taking place in their country behind closed doors:
Based on a blog post last week, [former Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad] seems to be more vehemently opposed to the talks than the 70 other NGOs against it.
But it's not just about the secrecy. The same article notes that another high-ranking figure has come out against TPP for different reasons:
"A partnership of the unequal, of the strong to take advantage of the weak," he wrote.
Twelve countries, including Japan, the latest to join the group are involved in the 18th round of talks targeted to be concluded by October.
The United States and the others -- Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Chile and Canada -- are believed to have concluded discussions on 14 of the 29 chapters.
For those who are against it, the major point of contention is the lack of transparency.
Chile's former chief negotiator [for TPP], Rodrigo Contreras, who quit in February, dropped a bombshell by openly denouncing the pact.
If enough influential people in other countries taking part in the negotiations start to voice their concerns, meeting that October deadline for finalizing the agreement will start to look even more unrealistic than it does now.
"It is a threat to our countries. It will restrict our options for development in health and education, in biological and cultural diversity, design of public policies and the transformation of our economies," he wrote in Peru's Caretas weekly.
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SAN ANTONIO – The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a subpoena enforcement action against a prominent local law firm to enforce an EEOC subpoena in a sexual harassment case against the firm, the agency announced today.
According to the EEOC's subpoena enforcement suit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas, San Antonio Division (Civil Action No. SA10MC0160OG), the Malaise Law Firm, P.C., refused to provide information and/or documents responsive to an EEOC investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and retaliation there, forcing the EEOC to subpoena the requested information.
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 authorizes the EEOC to investigate allegations of employment discrimination, and one of the EEOC's primary investigative tools is its statutory right to access and copy evidence that relates to alleged unlawful employment practices.
"A charge of discrimination serves as a jurisdictional springboard which enables the EEOC to investigate whether an employer has engaged in any discriminatory practices, and several courts have stated that employers cannot be allowed to pick and choose the evidence it will provide to the EEOC," said Judith G. Taylor, supervisory trial attorney of the EEOC's San Antonio Field Office.
"Rather than cooperate with the EEOC's investigation into the allegations of sexual harassment and retaliation as charged by its former employee, Malaise has refused to provide relevant information which could cast light, either positive or negative, on these allegations," Taylor added. "This action serves to remind employers that the EEOC will seek judicial intervention to enforce administrative subpoenas in conjunction with investigations of employment discrimination."
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Just as temperatures began to reflect autumn's imminent arrival on the East Coast, designers in New York City showed their visions for spring 2014 during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
While many of the collections this go-round seemed to focus on safe, predictable choices, other designers took risks and attacked trends head-on. For those ready to get a jump on next year's styles, here's a primer on the top trends and the best labels of the season.
Top trends
Sassy skirts: From textured feather numbers in assorted colors to mesh flared skirts from Milly, spring is all about skirts with attitude.
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Ta dah!!! We now have one completed sock - I was so proud of my efforts that I almost made a Hollywood Oscar speech to my kids . . . "I would like to thank my family, my director, blah, blah . . . ." and almost shed a tear LOL :) Anyway, as I suspected, it does look a little cartoon-like, funnily enough.
It's fallen between two camps - a little too bulky to wear inside my walking boot and perhaps not bulky enough as a slipper sock, although I predict it (they!) will get used as the latter. Anyway I felt very euphoric when it was completed on Monday night - I ran out of yarn and had to use another colour to make the toe but I think that was a 'happy accident' as it looks quite nice with a bit of variation . . .
(It looks a little like a knitted snow- boot, hehe!!)
On the 'tweedie' front, I'm finishing off an iPad sleeve today for a customer . . .
This will be the last custom order I'll be undertaking for a couple of months so that I can get down to some stock making. I've been busy the last few weeks making or sending gadget sleeves, so I'm looking forward to some more creative 'tweedie' work. Hopefully I'll be able to show some new 'tweedie' items next week - that's if I can tear myself away from my compulsive sock-knitting :) :)
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mike E needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 139 designs submitted by 37 freelance designers.
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Advanced Computer Repair is a full service computer repair and networking company. We service all major brands of computers. We also design websites and help clients with social media marketing. We want a high tech, but simple feel. We are getting more and more customers that want logo, website, and graphic creation so there will be lots of future work for a talented designer.
Our target audience is small and medium businesses and residential customers.
We require a professional looking logo that has a high tech feel. We want our name "Advanced Computer Repair" to be clearly seen.
I have uploaded some sample logos that I like. Feel free to be creative. I am open to color ideas, however I do like "red, white, and blue", I am also open to a black and white or monochrome option.
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IRS Scandal – Treasury Inspector General Says Lax Management Led To Abuse
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Treasury Department's top investigator for tax matters is telling Congress that he is still investigating whether outside political pressure caused the Internal Revenue Service to improperly target conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status.
The Treasury inspector general for tax administration, J. Russell George, made the comment in remarks prepared for delivery Friday to the House Ways and Means Committee.
George released a report this week that criticized IRS officials for lax management that let workers target tea party and other conservative groups for intensified scrutiny. The report said IRS officials have said they received no outside political pressure to change their standards to focus on the conservatives.
George says the IRS actions raise questions about whether the agency treated all taxpayers fairly, a basic part of its mission.
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The End of IE?May 26, 2003
Well now… there's a rumour going around that Microsoft may stop development of Internet Explorer, to focus on MSN instead. See the comments in Craig Saila's post on CSS flubs in IE.
This makes sense from a business standpoint. The browser war is long won, so it's time to stop offering a free product and begin making money on monthly services. Consider the Mac OS situation — MSN for Mac OS X was released last week, when we haven't seen an update for Mac IE5 in how long now? I'd be willing to wager that, with Safari and Chimera on the radar, and given the average Mac–head's disdain for Microsoft, one isn't forthcoming either.
It's tough to predict long–term strategy from the outside, but it wouldn't surprise me if we only see one or two more revisions of IE for the PC before it's left behind. Which gives the average PC user three choices — pay for MSN service, download an alternate browser, or simply don't upgrade.
Given how Microsoft won the browser wars, guess which one my money is on?
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Dune: "He who controls the spice, controls the universe". The browser is still very important as it is the conduit to information, the primary tool people use to access the web.
I too would like to see more effort put into streamlining Mozilla's installation, but seeing as it's a volunteer project, we should put our marketing ideas where our mouths are right?
Dan's why use Firebird page is a great start, but it needs to be integrated throughout. No doubt when it hits a 1.0 things should be cooking.
It's not necessarily the end of IE, rather the end of the accelerated development phase. Hopefully that means consolidation.
Good points Adam. Up till now I've been using IE6 myself because it's so damn fast. I honestly tried to make the switch to Netscape 7 or Mozilla, but I just couldn't get around how sluggish they were in comparison.
You gave me a push. I just downloaded Firebird, something I've been meaning to do for a while now. (good call on streamlining the installation, it'll only catch on when everything's automatic and the end user just has to push 'Yes' buttons).
I don't agree.
I really can't predict what MS will do with IE either, but just because MS won the browser wars does not mean that the War is actually over.
It's an evolving thing. Now, the issue will be CSS XHTML XML support. It still behooves MS to be the window to this world on the desktop.
I guess the real question is "Will the browser still be relevant in the near future?"
If "yes," then Microsoft will want to be in the lead.
If "no," that's when it get's interesting.
Microsoft is about having control. As long as they continue to produce the most used OS on the planet, why would they want give users a REASON not to use IE? It just doesn't make sense. Sure the browser wars have begun again and IE is falling behind. I don't think Mr Gates is going to be happy with that for long.
My thinking is that this isn't about standards at all, or even the browser.
Does Microsoft really care about supporting the latest and greatest standards if a) they can maintain 90% of the browser share, and b) they can make money off of MSN?
I'm all for further compliance to the W3, but Microsoft virtually owns the browser market right now. What incentive do they have to continue development of a free product, when they can increase use of their paid service? It's not going to take much to do that. Most users don't care about their browser or how well it supports web standards, they care about the user experience of getting on the web. If Microsoft's marketing budget is being spent on promoting the cool new features of MSN and making people want it, people will get it.
Mozilla ain't gonna change this without a significant shift in strategy, because it's still too hard for the average user to download a browser. This is not about which product is better. We all know the answer to that. But better technologies don't always win. Beta/VHS, anyone?
Who knows. It's all moot anyway if IE's life cycle doesn't end in a year or two. But I speculate because I can see grains of logic in that rumour.
(Cross-posted – sorry)
Joel writes, "Microsoft has settled the lawsuit with AOL, agreeing to pay AOL $750,000,000 in a complicated deal that allows AOL to continue to use Internet Explorer for several years. I'm not sure why the second part is interesting."
In light of the recent news that "IE6 SP1 is the final standalone installation", I think this could be an interesting way of lulling AOL into complacency.
Let's say that the rumors are true, and IE development is at a standstill. What's to prevent Microsoft from putting a ton of resources into the MSN browser and zooming past a totally unprepared AOL?
This would leave AOL with some poor options:
* stick with the vanilla IE6, long surpassed by a superior MSN, or
* get Mozilla/Netscape/Phoenix/Firebird to the point where it could be comfortably used by existing AOL users
Joe, I just about missed this. It would have been relevant in one of the more recent threads too, but you may miss my reply if I move it, so…
I don't know there's much need to speculate anymore. The whole 'building it in to the OS' talk is a euphemism for saying "sure, you'll get basic browser support for Windows alright, but you'll want to pay us for our internet services to get the latest and greatest, MSN." Time may prove me wrong, but I think Internet Explorer is now dead. It may get the odd kick in the ribs to keep it breathing, but MSN is where all future development is going to go.
So your what-if scenario is far closer to a now-what? AOL is hemmorhaging cash, but can they afford to sit back and rest on IE for the next 7 years, knowing full well that it's dead in the water now? Doubtful. Mozilla will go on. Netscape is probably dead. But for AOL to rely on Microsoft is like the fawn lying down next to the sleeping 700lb grizzly and hoping to God that it doesn't wake up.
Got your reply. Thx.
You don't get automatic notifications when someone comments?
Nope. That would be one more set of mail to sort through. Although I suppose I could create a custom filter.
It's sad to hear that MS might take a simple, fast, and nicely configurable browser and replace it with a larger, more complicated one that will support future technologies, just to gain a buck.
I personally enjoy the integration of IE, and I will miss that in Longhorn. After using Mozilla and Netscape I realize that I don't like load time, any load time. I'm not looking forward to having to wait. But in the meantime, I'm happy I've still got IE6, and who knows what the future will hold?


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- For macarons: shopping list
- 3 ounces almond flour (2/3 cup) or blanched sliced almonds (3/4 cup) or slivered almonds (2/3 cup) shopping list
- 1 1/2 cups confectioners sugar shopping list
- 1 tablespoon instant-espresso powder shopping list
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract shopping list
- 3 large egg whites, at room temperature 30 minutes shopping list
- 1/4 teaspoon salt shopping list
- 3 tablespoons granulated sugar shopping list
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- About 1/2 cup blackberry jelly shopping list
How to make it
- Equipment: a food processor with a sharp blade or an electric coffee/spice grinder; a large pastry bag fitted with a 3/8-inch plain tip or a quart-size sealable bag with a corner snipped off; an offset spatula.
- PreparationMake macarons batter:
- Line 2 large baking sheets with parchment paper.
- Grind almond flour or almonds with confectioners sugar in food processor until powdery, 30 seconds for almond flour, about 2 minutes for almonds. (If using grinder, grind in small batches.)
- Sift through a medium-mesh sieve into a bowl (if not fine enough for almost all of nuts to go through sieve, regrind).
- Sift again into a large bowl.
- Stir together espresso powder and vanilla in a cup until powder has dissolved.
- Beat egg whites with salt in a bowl with an electric mixer at medium speed until they just hold soft peaks.
- Beat in granulated sugar, a little at a time. Increase speed to high and beat until meringue holds stiff, glossy peaks, about 1 minute.
- Add espresso mixture and mix at low speed until incorporated.
- Fold meringue into almond mixture with a rubber spatula until completely incorporated. (Meringue will deflate and batter will be loose.)
- Pipe and bake macarons:
- Put small dabs of batter under corners of parchment to secure to baking sheets.
- Spoon half of batter into pastry bag.
- Holding bag vertically just above baking sheet, pipe 1 1/2-inch-wide mounds of batter about 1 inch apart, stopping pressure and flicking tip sideways to avoid peaks (tamp down any peaks with a wet finger).
- Refill pastry bag and repeat.
- Let macarons stand, uncovered, at room temperature until a light crust forms, 20 to 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, preheat oven to 300°F with racks in upper and lower thirds.
- Bake macarons, switching position of sheets halfway through, until crisp and interior does not give easily when gently pressed, 22 to 28 minutes total.
- Cool completely on baking sheets (to harden bottoms) on racks, about 30 minutes.
- Loosen macarons from parchment with offset spatula (they will be fragile).
- Assemble cookies:
- Sandwich flat sides of macarons together with a thin layer of jelly.
- Layer macarons between sheets of parchment in an airtight container and let stand at room temperature at least 2 hours to soften before eating.
- Cooks' note: Filled macarons (of any flavor) can be kept in an airtight container wrapped in plastic wrap, chilled 2 days or frozen 1 month.
- Bring to room temperature in wrapped container (to avoid condensation), about 1 hour if chilled or 2 hours if frozen.
- Variations:
- Chocolate earl grey macarons:
- •Add 3 tablespoons Dutch-process cocoa powder (preferably Valrhona) to almond flour or almonds when grinding.
- •Omit instant-espresso powder and vanilla.
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- Grind 1 teaspoon Earl Grey tea (from 1 tea bag) to a fine powder in an electric coffee/spice grinder.
- Sprinkle about 1/4 teaspoon (reserve remainder) on macarons before baking.
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- Fill with chocolate Earl Grey ganache:
- Bring 1/2 cup cream and remaining 3/4 teaspoon tea powder to a simmer in a small heavy saucepan.
- Remove from heat and stir in 3 ounces finely chopped bittersweet chocolate (60% to 64% cacao if marked) and 1 tablespoon unsalted butter until smooth.
- Chill, whisking occasionally, until thickened, 20 to 30 minutes.
- Transfer to a sealable bag.
- Snip off a corner and pipe to fill macarons. (There will be ganache left over.)
- Grapefruit macarons:
- Add 2 teaspoons grated grapefruit zest to almond flour or almonds when grinding.
- Omit instant-espresso powder and vanilla.
- Beat 6 drops red food coloring into meringue.
- Fill with grapefruit marmalade.
- Coconut passion-fruit macarons::
- Add 1 cup unsweetened grated dried coconut (3 ounces) to almond flour or almonds when grinding.
- Omit instant-espresso powder and vanilla.
- Beat 6 drops yellow food coloring into meringue.
- Fill with passion-fruit curd: Whisk together 1/3 cup thawed passion-fruit purée, 1/3 cup sugar, 3 large egg yolks, and a pinch of salt in a small heavy saucepan.
- Add 1/2 stick butter (cut into pieces).
- Bring to a simmer over medium-low heat, whisking, then simmer, whisking constantly, until curd is thick, 1 to 2 minutes.
- Cool completely.
- Transfer to a sealable bag. Snip off a corner and pipe to fill macarons. (There will be curd left over.)
- Pistachio-cardamom macarons:
- Substitute 1/3 cup unsalted shelled pistachios plus 1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom for half of the almond flour or almonds when grinding.
- Omit instant-espresso powder and vanilla.
- Beat 4 drops green and 3 drops yellow food coloring into meringue.
- Fill with apricot jam.
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When I got started on my family history when I was around 12 years old I started the way most people start … by asking questions to my elders. I asked my Mom and Dad to tell me "whatever they remembered" and got the very basics and spread out from there. One of the "tips" I got from both my Father and my Aunt Muriel was that their Grandmother was named Eugenia and that she "was a BLAUVELT" from Stony Point/Haverstraw area New York.
Problem was that this name was all I had to work with. I found my Grandmother Marian's birth certificate and sure enough it listed Eugenia VanVailor BLAUVELT as her mother – BLAUVELT being her "maiden" name.
I talked Dad, Mom, my Aunt and even my Sister into driving me up to Stony Point to look around and check out records and I couldn't find her. At all. Grandmother Eugenia remained my "brick wall" for over 10 years!
That is – until I was able to gain access to Ancestry.com's census records and spent a few HOURS tracing her assumed birth date time period and where I thought she lived (at this point it was Brooklyn, New York). I didn't use her last/maiden name – I just looked for Eugenia. Jackpot! I found a Eugenia with the "correct" time and birthday along with a SEVERELY butchered name that appeared to be BLAUVELT. Her brother was listed as "Hamilton" which was also the name of her son (and my Grandmother Marion's brother). Family names are always a great way to connect families!
Eugenia's parents were listed as Thomas BLAUVELT and Rachel BABCOCK. In the 1870 census all the names were correct except Eugenia's since she was listed as "Virginia." Yet – on the 1880 census the names were all correct.
Cross-referencing is the KEY in genealogy!
Once I found Thomas BLAUVELT and his wife Rachel BABCOCK I was finally able to get back to the "beginning" of the BLAUVELT family in America. All using census records along with the already published genealogy of the family.
My BLAUVELT line is as follows:
Eugenia VanVailor BLAUVELT (my Great-Grandmother)
… (parents) Thomas William BLAUVELT & Rachel BABCOCK [source: Ancestry.com census records]
… … (parents) Abraham BLAUVELT & Martha CONKLIN [source: Ancestry.com census records]
… … … (parents) Abraham BLAUVELT & Margrietje BLAUVELT
… … … … (parents) Johannes BLAUVELT & Annatje QUACKENBUSH
… … … … … (parents) Gerrit BLAUVELT & Katrina MEYER
… … … … … … (parents) Huybert GERRITSEN (BLAUVELT) & Willemtje Ariaens /SMIDT SMITH
… … … … … … … (parents) Gerrit HENDRICKSEN (BLAUVELT) & Marretje Lamberts MOLL
Gerrit, son of Hendrick, arrived at "The Rocks" at Swede's Landing, DE in March 1638 aboard the Kalmar Nyckel. He then traveled up the Hudson River to Rensselaerwyck. On 7 May 1646 he married Marretje Lamberts Moll in the New Amsterdam (NYC) Dutch Church. He received a grant of farmland on Manhattan Island on what is now Broadway near Maiden Lane and became known as the Blau Boer (Blue Farmer), his farm, the Blau Veldt. On 22 October 1679, he married Josyntje Janse. In due time, all the surviving children of Gerrit, with the exception of Elizabeth (child of the second marriage) became shareholders in the Tappan Patent, and resided there. [source]
The above photo is of my Great Grandmother Eugenia along with I would assume her sister. Eugenia is on the left side. There is a STRONG family resemblance to between her and my Grandmother Marian and also Marian's brother Henry.


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|Handbrake Lever and Gear Lever Knob in Leather
|Sport Seats Front
|BMW Professional Radio with Single CD Player (with MP3 Playback Capability) and 3.5mm Auxiliary Input Point for Auxiliary Playing Devices
|Multi-Function Controls for Steering Wheel
|6.5in Display with 800x400-Pixel Resolution
|Air Conditioning, Automatic Single Zone
|Centre Console
|Cupholders, Two
|Multi-Function Steering Wheel
|Steering - Wheel Column Adjustment, Manual
|Upholstery - Corner Cloth
|Rain Sensor/Automatic Headlight Activation
|Bluetooth Hands Free Facility/USB Audio Interface
|DAB Digital Radio
|Armrest Front, Sliding
|Floor Mats in Velour
|Sport Leather Steering Wheel, Three-Spoke
|4 x 25W Loudspeakers System
|Six Speaker
|Drivers Airbag
|Dynamic Traction Control (DTC)
|Dynamic Stability Control+ (DSC+), Automatic Stability Control (ASC), Cornering Brake Control (CBC), Dynamic Brake Control (DBC)
|Electric Power Steering (EPS)
|Front Passengers Airbag with Deactivation
|Pyrotechnic Belt Tensioners - Front
|Tyre Pressure Monitoring
|Active Differential Brake (ADB - Sport) Electronic Differential Lock in DSC - OFF Mode
|Child Seat ISOFIX Attachment, for the Two Outer Rear Seats
|Daytime Driving Lights and Follow-Me-Home Function
|Engine Immobiliser (EWS IV)
|Head Airbags for Driver and Front Passenger
|Childproof Locking System, Rear Doors
|Alarm System (Thatcham 1) with Remote Control
|High Level Third Brake Light with Dynamic Brake Lights
|BMW Mobility Tyre Sealing System and 12V Compressor
|Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) Including Brake Assist
|Centre Rear Seat Belt
|Hillstart Assist
|Foglights Front
|Head Restraints Front/Rear
|Airbags-Front and Rear Curtain Head Protection System, Side, Front (Seat-Integrated)
|Central Locking Switch for All Doors, Fuel Filter Flap and Luggage Compartment
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It was a night of honors all the way around.
From the coach to the bus driver, supporters and the athletes behind the 1968 Class C State Basketball Championship team that forever put Freeport in the annals of Florida high school history, were honored during a Tip-Off Tournament at Freeport High School last week.
Seven of the players from that championship team that captured the state title 45 years ago with a 25-point victory over Moor Haven were present as well as their Coach Aubrey Rentz.
Still sporting the same haircut from 45 years ago, Rentz said, "They were all good shooters."
Players present were Mac Brown, Carl Burnham, George Schlissler, David Burke, Rodney Jones, Eddie Weidenhaft, Ned Chancey and Jimmy Brown. Also on that winning team but not present were Russell Caudill and David Godwin who has passed away. Godwin was represented by his daughter Paige and grandson David.
Prior to walking out on to the court, the group gathered for photos under a huge banner bearing a photo of them from back in 1968 with their trophy.
The group chatted amongst themselves as they readied for photos.
"Zip 'em if you can," Burnham said as they suited up in the warm-up jackets of the now varsity basketball players at Freeport High.
Today basketball is a little different. In 1968 there was no 3-point shots, however, Rentz said some of the shots they made back then would have been 3-pointers.
"And if we really needed two points we'd take it inside," Burnham said.
After a few photo opportunities, the group filed in behind the band as the crowd welcomed and paid tribute to each player.
Coach Rentz, who was inducted into the Florida High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008, was honored first.
Lyndell Davis was recognized as a former principal at Freeport as well as the first-ever basketball coach at the school.
Margaret Stinson Rentz was honored as the cheering sponsor and chaperon of the cheerleaders that went along on that trek to the state championship.
Edwina Burke, who drove the bus for the players to the state game and every game, was also recognized.


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Darn - this one was HARD ....and I am still not happy with the results - but was running out of ink! Used a reference but it was a photo on my computer so I don't have a link for it,
Flash Draw Created Aug 17, 2011 640 x 460px Unless noted Copyright 2011 AuroraSkye.
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Wonderful so Awesome =) faves collect & of course 5/5 =)
i love the details ! beautiful portrait ! collection !
You really got the hang of the flash tool.The ink limitation is a stumbling-stone for me.
in thumbnail version, i saw something festive and cheerful drawing and i was right (kinda) ! the girl and the man at the bg reminds me of this novel called "the phantom of the opera" and i dont know why :D you use airbrush for the background? so cool
so nice work. awesome job.. that's too using flash draw.. great
i love how you did the people in the background and actually made them look good! I know I would have trouble doing blurry things in the background, but this is just so amazing! Beautiful!
thats so perfect !Aurora , queen of perfection ! this is already sooooooo nice !
Your drawings are sooooooo Amazing! I hope I can do at least half as well on here as you do! :D
Love it , she is beautiful the results are great, be happy ....5/5


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text: Madeleine Albright became the first woman to be appointed U.S. secretary of state when she was unanimously confirmed by the Senate under the administration of President Bill Clinton. She was sworn in Jan. 23, 1997. Prior to her secretary of state appointment, Madeleine Albright served as the United States representative to the United Nations and as a member of President Clinton's Cabinet and National Security Council. In the early 1980s, Madeleine Albright was awarded a fellowship at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars at the Smithsonian. She also served as a senior fellow in Soviet and Eastern European affairs at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. More recently, she has taught as a professor at Georgetown University.


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Sioux Falls Skyforce Playoff Push Continues Against Iowa Energy [PREVIEW]
After a snapping a four-game losing streak with a Saturday night stunner in Reno, the Sioux Falls Skyforce continue their trek toward the NBA Development League playoffs. With ten games left, a 5-5 record for the Teal would most likely lock down a playoff spot after a two-year absence. Three of those games come against the Iowa Energy including two this weekend on Friday and Saturday night.
In the past, Des Moines has been a difficult place to pick up wins. This season would classify as the worst in Energy history, which could mean the prospects are picking up for a Sioux Falls sweep. Add into the mix that the NBA's Dallas Mavericks recently signed point guard Chris Wright to a 10-day contract. As a side note Wright made history in the process as the first NBA player to admit that he suffers from multiple sclerosis. Click here to read the story.
Here we have a down-trodden team in the Energy, with a depleted roster, not to mention the coaching upheaval in January ripe for the picking by the barnstorming visitors. Slam-dunk city for the Skyorce on paper. However there is precedent for an actual result that goes against the grain.
Dateline Sioux Falls February 15, 2011. Mired in a 5-24 season to that point, the Skyforce had changed coaches after the D-League Showcase. The roster contained a group of players that worked hard, but were outclassed on most nights. Coming to town were the eventual D-League champion Iowa Energy with league MVP Curtis Stinson. Final score: Sioux Falls 129, Iowa 128 with the winning basket being a three point shot uncorked by Patrick Ewing, Jr. who would eventually be called up to the New Orleans Hornets. Granted, Iowa didn't need the game at the time. Sioux Falls wanted it more that night and was in position at the end to snatch the victory.
Nonetheless if the Skyforce want to lay hold to a playoff spot in the present, two wins this weekend would go a long way. Also looking at Iowa's schedule, they have played well enough to win at least a half dozen to ten more games this season. Plus the Energy has a very good center in Jarrid Famous, guard Othyus Jeffers is skilled at both ends of the floor and swingman Paul Harris has been playing very well lately. Sioux Falls on the other hand has a big man of their own in James Mays with Demetris Nichols providing scoring punch and Andre Barrett to run the show. Those matchups probably cancel each other out, so the team that utilizes its depth to fullest potential will be the top dog in Des Moines this weekend.


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No-hands steering is nice. No-hands steering with RTK sub-inch accuracy is even better. But would a corn and soybean farmer in central Illinois find sufficient value to justify a $40,000 investment for this kind of technology?
We talked IntegriNautics into letting our Team FIN farmer Erik Petry borrow one of its AutoFarm GPS 5001 AutoSteer systems for an entire season. Petry, who farms 5,000 acres of corn and soybeans with his father near Rochelle, IL, was eager to test the system during planting season. Here is his report.
We received notice of this test in mid spring — just enough time to install it on my planter tractor, a John Deere 8410. The company sent a unit with the "older" version software but promised to send updated software later in the season. Although the system I was given has sub-inch accuracy, the newer version has the additional capability of steering and guiding a given machine around curves.
Our farming operation is mostly conventional tillage with some no-till corn into soybean stubble. Uses for assisted steering on our farm would be spring-applied NH3, planting of corn and soybeans, spraying corn pre and post, harvesting, and fall tillage. Because we were short on time, we only installed it on one tractor that pulls a Kinze 24-row planter for corn and a homemade 40-ft. planter for soybeans.
System overview
A GPS-guided assisted-steering system with sub-inch accuracy, the AutoFarm unit will record and store data for multiple farms. Here's the easiest way to describe how it works: Say you have a square 80 acres, which you call "Home 80." You tell it what operation you will be performing, such as corn planting, as well as the total working width of the corn planter, let's say 60 ft.
When you pull into the Home 80, you align yourself to make your first pass along the fence line. The centerline of the tractor should be approximately 30 ft. from the fence, and this is your "A" point. Then you drive or plant to the other end, and when you reach the end, you set your "B" point. The computer will "draw" a straight line between points "A" and "B" and use this line to guide the tractor on its 60-ft. passes. The system will store and remember these data. So, ideally, you will never have to set those points again for that field.
Say I set my A and B points as above and later I want to do some spraying. However, my booms are 90 ft., not 60 ft. like my planter. I simply go into the program, change my implement from planter to sprayer and my working width to 90 ft. — and go! The system automatically changes the A and B points using the data already set when I planted. Likewise, if I want to row-crop cultivate using a 12-row, 30-in.-row cultivator, it will reconfigure itself to the smaller implement. The next year when I plant beans I will be able to use the A-B points set from the previous year. My goal is to use the system to plant corn and soybeans.
The initial setup and changing of fields was easy to learn. The program basically asks you questions and you answer them using a touch screen — very similar to an ATM. Once I had my A-B points established, all I had to do was turn on the end by touching "stop" on the screen or by turning the steering wheel, which gives the operator control of the tractor. Once you are 90∞ to the next pass, you can let the system take over.
I found the "skip pass" feature to be very helpful. This allows you to skip as many rounds as you like and go back to fill in the remaining later. This is a great asset when planting around house lots and obstacles in a field.
The best use I found was planting point rows. I could concentrate more on turning half of the planter on or off and not worry about driving straight ahead without a mark.
Moreover, at the end of those long days, I did not feel as tired as I would have felt if I had concentrated on a planter mark all day.
Also, as dry as it was in our area during early spring, combined with the wind, I know I would have had to stop simply to locate my marker in all the dust.
Before I used this system, I found that, when planting soybeans with a narrow-row planter, I was always planting into the row mark. In addition, it seemed the marker constantly brought up wet, mucky soil, and I not only had to plant into that, but into the trench it created as well. With this system there is no mark! You can really tell how accurate it is in narrow rows because it is easier to tell if you are off an inch in 10-in. spacing than in 30-in. spacing.
Mobile base station
As with any assisted-steering program with sub-inch accuracy, the unit needs a base station. The AutoFarm base station consists of three components: a GPS antenna to receive GPS coordinates to calculate position; a brain box to decipher information; and an FM antenna to relay data from the brain box to the tractor.
The base station can be fixed or mobile. A fixed station has a six- to 10-mile radius and is mounted to a tall structure, such as a grain leg or silo. One-inch accuracy is consistently attainable within a six-mile range of the base station. Accuracy may degrade to several inches per pass beyond that range.
I received a mobile base station that is powered by a 12v marine battery and has a range of three miles. Every morning I would have to set it up and every evening I would take it down, just a three-minute job. I also would have to recharge the battery daily.
To have the ability for repeatable operations, it is important that the GPS antenna go back into the ground at the same spot every time. I ended up driving pipes into the ground that would accept the GPS antenna base; that way I can place the station exactly where it was when I planted.
When I first learned of the mobile base station, I was afraid that I would be moving it all the time. However, having most of our farm within a 10-mile radius, I found I had to move the station just three or four times.
We rarely make it through a planting season without a few setbacks, and spring 2004 was no exception. At one point, I did have a problem when one of the GPS antennae failed. Not knowing what was wrong, I contacted the company via its "800" trouble-shooting number. Within five minutes of placing the call, I was talking with a tech rep who ran me through some diagnostic tests (basically, the system will tell you what is wrong if you know where to look). He was agriculturally literate, and between the two of us we discovered it was a faulty antenna. He understood my urgent situation, and he ordered a part to be air delivered. I was planting "hands free" by the next morning.
Another problem was that, in certain looser soil conditions, the planter pushed the tractor around. Perhaps it was the system's trying to keep the tractor driving straight or the planter's working side-to-side, but the rows became crooked. This happens in manual steering as well, so I don't blame the AutoFarm system in any way. However, I do think it will create a dilemma for any accurate repeatable passes, such as row-crop cultivating. I believe the smaller the implement, the lesser the chance of this occurring.