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LinkUs Enterprises, a technology integration provider, is pleased to support DISH's latest win in the 2012 American Customer Satisfaction Index. This year's survey of customers ranks DISH the first among the nation's largest satellite and cable …
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Satellite TV industry sees trouble in FCC's OTARD antenna regulation
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Comcast X1 cable box steps up the cable game
So the way the living room market exists now, if you're on the leading edge of electronics, you have a cable or satellite box which you use to watch live TV. But if you want to stream a movie, check in with what's up on your friend's wall, …
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Coalition's 'CableWifi' To Pop Up at 50000 Hotspots
Five top cable-TV providers have banded together to offer Wi-Fi hotspots across the country in a bid to add more value to cable subscriptions amid challenges from a wide range of competitors. By visiting www.cablewifi.com, customers of Brighthouse …
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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 18, 2012

The non-profit organization, Peace 4 Animals, founded by Actress/Model, devoted animal lover and activist, Katie Cleary, announces the launch of their new website, http://www.peace4animals.com. The website is part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to enhance the quality and availability of information to animal lovers, activists and supporters of the fur free movement worldwide and went live on May 14, 2012.

The website boasts a modern, colorful design and is divided into six main sections: Latest News, Rescue of the Week, Shop 4 Peace, Events 4 Peace, Media and About Us. The website’s user-friendly nature will provide users with efficient access to the organization’s resources. The launch of the new website, which offers quick and easy access to essential information on the protection of animals and endangered species worldwide, will also provide updates on the fur free movement and up-to-date information on the Peace 4 Animals mission.

The Rescue of the Week section will be of particular interest to animal lovers in Los Angeles. Every week, the website will feature a new animal that is in desperate need of rescue from a rescue shelter in Los Angeles. In this section, viewers will be able to find out about different pets that are in need adopting in the Los Angeles area and will also be able to learn about fostering rescued animals until a forever home can be located for the rescued pet. The website will also serve as a centralized database for all of the local Los Angeles animal shelters/pounds.

Stay tuned! This fall, the Peace 4 Animals website will also feature an online boutique called Shop 4 Peace where animal advocates will be able to purchase fashion forward apparel. All proceeds from the sales will go to protecting selected endangered species. “I’m so excited to finally be launching my own organization to help protect and preserve animals all around the world,” said Cleary, “This is my life long passion.”

Cleary has already attained mentionable success in the world of animal protection. Cleary helped to pass legislation to ban the sale of fur in West Hollywood, CA. Cleary pioneered the “Diamonds Not Fur” campaign that encouraged people to wear cruelty-free diamonds instead of fur of any kind. Cleary is a champion of the fur free movement and is working hard to see the sale of fur banned from high end boutiques, major designer fashion collections, and to end the promotion of fur being worn by celebrities in the public eye.

On April 2, 2012, Peace 4 Animals spokesperson Katie Cleary and Cleary’s supermodel friend Joanna Krupa along with help from the social activism site Care 2, presented a petition to the Kardahsian sisters, the reality TV-stars and owners of the Dash clothing line. The petition requested that the Kardashian sisters stop selling fur products in their retail stores and on-line. As a direct result of the petition, signed by more than 140,000 concerned people, the Kardashian sisters announced in April 2012 that they would stop the sale of fur at all Dash boutiques and in their clothing line.

About Peace 4 Animals

The vision of Peace 4 Animals is to have a world that lives in peace with all animals around the globe and to one day eliminate the endangered species list and restore the endangered population from only a few decades ago which have been depleted from corporate greed, deforestation, poachers, the fur trade and many other factors – all of which are human related. Peace 4 Animals’ goal is to increase awareness and educating the public to put an end to the mistreatment and abuse of animals all around the world. Peace 4 Animals helps to pass bills and raises money to nurture wild, domestic and endangered species from poachers, corporations, and the illegal Black Market Trade of animals

About Katie Cleary

Katie Cleary is a known animal rights activist, supermodel and actress. Katie is perhaps best known for her involvement in banning the sale of fur in West Hollywood and her appearances on NBC’s Deal or No Deal. She has also made numerous television and film appearances including NBC’s Chuck. Iron Man 2, CMT’s Working Class, America’s Next Top Model and more. Cleary has raised tens of thousands of dollars for organizations such as HSUS, Much Love Animal Rescue, SPCALA, Wildlife Way Station, and more.

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TV Blackspot
Some parts of Kangaroo Island will be in a digital TV reception black spot in the switchover from analogue to digital TV by the end of 2013. People who now receive TV via the Kingscote transmitter services or remote broadcasting satellite services …
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Yes, you can put up that antenna
Yet I still sometimes hear from readers who say their homeowners association or condo or coop board won't let them park a TV antenna or satellite dish on a roof or balcony. These restrictions often leave viewers handcuffed to a single vendor, …
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Upfronts Winners & Losers: CBS Scores, NBC Reboots, Simon Cowell Hits (And Misses)
(Reilly's own comedy, Ben & Kate, garnered a particularly warm reception.) ABC is adding four new comedies (aliens-next-door effort The Neighbors nabbed the post-Modern Family time slot), and CBS has ordered two. Even TBS, which crashes broadcast …
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DISH Network Reports First Quarter 2012 Financial Results
"DISH delivered a solid quarter for net subscriber growth and financial performance," said DISH CEO and President Joseph Clayton. "I am encouraged by two quarters of net additions, as well as a reduction in churn. The market's reception to the Hopper …
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Wasp’s Nest


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I wonder how well they sleep at night.

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TV on your iPad
That's because she watches TV on her iPad. "I can watch it anywhere in the house at any time. I'm not tied to the television's schedule," Voltaggio said. Consumer Reports' Paul Reynolds says many satellite and cable TV providers now offer apps that …
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Red and Black


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Just when you think that everything is under control, a Pandora’s Box of silly irritations is opened somewhere above your head and all of Pandora’s little trinkets rain down on you like a plague of leaches. Hey, if I can’t start with a mixed metaphor, the I’m not going to write today. Hey, Pandora’s Box could  contain a plague of leaches.

Negatives: alternator on the car is stoned again, doesn’t alternate nor charge the battery; rebuilt the home office computer and installed Windows 7 (that’s good), but none of the USB ports on the brand-new mother board work (that’s bad); satellite TV is still out despite replacing the cable and the decoder, have to order another LNB (if Eunie doesn’t have TV over the long Easter weekend, my life quality is going to be considerably degraded); new wireless connection from my office to my house has been placed in an unfortunate place – now power on weekends if the town power is out (which it usually is).

However, there are Positives: the boat motor is not creamed, as I suspected – only a fuse; I don’t have cancer, as far as I know.

One thing that works for me, though it’s not very nice,  is to compare my problems to those of others. Alanis Morissette’s song Hand in My Pocket  is playing in the background as I write this. It seems strangely appropriate. Here’s this morning ‘s sunrise at Coconut Point: I made is all moody and contrasty. Like this:
I’m broke but I’m happy, I’m poor but I’m kind
I’m short but I’m healthy, yeah
I’m high but I’m grounded,
I’m sane but I’m overwhelmed
I’m lost but I’m hopeful, baby
What it all comes down to
Is that everything’s gonna be fine, fine, fine
‘Cause I’ve got one hand in my pocket
And the other one is giving a high five
I’ve never been a great interpreter of song lyrics, but I’ve always liked this one for its ambiguity. It seems to be saying to me that there are two sides to everything. One hand is in the pocket and the other one is doing something else. They don’t necessarily have anything to do with each other. Bad fortune doesn’t mean you’re in for a lucky streak soon. When things are going great, you don’t have to look over your shoulder. Life has a wonderful randomness to it. I can dig it.

What seems tragic, or at least annoying to me, by another’s standards will certainly seem trivial. I’m such a whiner. Excuse me all to pieces.

Let’s get to some fishy stuff. This magnificently gaudy critter is a Red and Black Anemonefish (Amphiprion melanopus): Somebody had a full palette when painting this one. I got these shots down deep in the big sandy bowl at The Eel Garden.  This patch of anemones and these fish were there when I started diving in the early 80′s. I’ve been photographing them for nearly that long. They know me. I’m the guy who comes around and flashes bright lights in their eyes.

The occasionally entertain me with synchronised swimming: Synchronized Swimming . . . I’ve watched it many times on the telly. I can’t decide if it’s extremely interesting or extremely boring. I just sort of sit there and stare it and think, "What the . . ."

The little one in the image above is giving me a problem. I’m not sure what species is it. It’s definitely a juvenile, which makes identification more difficult. It is also unusual to find two different species of anemonefish inhabiting the same anemone. Here’s another shot of the little one head-on: The house is a Bulb Anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor),  certainly one of the most beautiful. The fish is a little blurred, because it was out of the focal plane. In this case it doesn’t seem to hurt the image.

Here’s another reef panorama: It’s a technique that is still a work in progress. Getting the colours right is a pain.

I can’t stop taking pictures of Palm Coral. It’s some species of Clavularia: The colours from group to group vary in wonderfully subtle ways.

I never pass up the opportunity to disrupt the life of a Hermit Crab (Calcinus minutus)  by gently tipping its house over and watching it put things right: Now that I consider what I just wrote in that last sentence, the hair on the back of my neck is rising.

I’d be interested to know if you  know what I’m thinking.