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This modem has no drivers posted anywhere. I finally found them at a computer shop yesterday and they work.
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ROCKVILLE - The City Council, after weeks of deliberation and intense debate, authorized Rockville Housing Enterprises (RHE) on Monday to buy the Fireside Park Apartments and agreed to lend financial support to help city's housing authority to finalize the deal.
RHE, an entity independent of the government formed by the Rockville mayor and city council in 1959 to help ensure the availability of affordable housing within the city, will pay $37.75 million for the 236-unit complex located at 735 Monroe St.
The council also approved to a loan of $1.5 million as well as a $200,000 grant to help fund the deal.
The purchase, RHE officials have said, will allow the city to maintain its affordable housing inventory while not displacing those already living in the Fireside Park Apartments. RHE Executive Director Ruth O'Sullivan said at an Oct. 8 public hearing household income levels and monthly rates will not see much change.
"It is difficult to imagine an action that would secure affordable housing and that would have less impact on the neighborhood," said Councilman Tom Moore. "Nothing is being built. Nobody is moving out; nobody is moving in. There's no impact on schools or traffic… The entire point of the transaction is to keep a good, solid, affordable neighborhood good, solid and affordable."
Of the 236 units that make up the apartment complex, O'Sullivan said 142 will be priced at market-rate and the 94 units will be priced at rent levels affordable for households below 60 percent of the median income in the area (currently $64,500 for a family of four).
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Marcuccio argued it is not the job of a governing body to get involved in such matters.
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Four North Chicago veteran police officers stood quietly outside a meeting of the North Chicago City Council on Monday to protest a racially insensitive PowerPoint presentation recently used during a Citizen Police Academy session. Officer Ron Montgomery said the presentation, which included negative depictions of African Americans — crack addict, convict and bug-eyed buffoon — "set us back 60 years."
But the officers, all black, who have more than 90 years of policing experience between them, said they were even more offended by a statement made by their police chief, who said the document was the work of a black officer.
Lt. Curtis Brame said the "blanket statement" called into question the character and judgment of all African American officers on the force. "We have longevity, we have respect in this community," Brame said. "I got calls asking if I had anything to do with it. No, I didn't. I'm sure other officers got calls, too."
The officers, who refused to publicly address the council, are pressing for accountability in the matter. The presentation, which was intended to illustrate trial procedures, was shown during a Feb. 14 session of the new Citizen Police Academy. It contained images that included the comedian Dave Chappelle's junkie character, Tyrone Biggums, and a black man in orange prison jumpsuit surrounded by four white guards. It also included photos of Lindsay Lohan, Judge Judy and bumbling TV cop Barney Fife.
"It doesn't take a rocket scientist to say, 'Look, the city already has racial problems, why add to it?' — knowing good and well that this was something that would fuel the fire," Montgomery said.
North Chicago Police Chief James Jackson said that he assigned several officers to prepare materials for the academy and that a sergeant had been assigned to oversee their activity. He said the trial procedures presentation was prepared and shown without his permission.
"The content of this demonstration was unprofessional and it displayed a lack of good judgment by the participating officers," Jackson told the council. "At no time was there any intent to humiliate or discredit any persons or group. I take full responsibility for what may be deemed as crude or unprofessional behavior by my officers."
But Jackson's statement did not satisfy certain members of the council, or the audience. Mayor candidates including 7th Ward Alderman Charles January and 3rd Ward Alderman Valerie DeVost and resident Anthony Coleman, called for action including a possible removal of the officers involved in the presentation, suspension of the academy until an investigation is completed, and dismissal of the chief.
Jackson has declined to name the officer or officers responsible for the document which the News-Sun received in handout form. "That's why we have an investigation going," he said after the council meeting. "We were told it was a black officer."
Activist Ralph Peterson of Waukegan, whose family has filed a federal wrongful death suit against the department, publicly named officer Corey Marquardt, who was recently promoted to sergeant, as the man behind the handout. Fourth Ward Alderman Bobby Allen, who is also running for mayor, said that Jackson revealed to him in a conversation Monday, that Marquardt, who is white, had created the PowerPoint.
Allen said Jackson should be given time to investigate and that the officer(s) involved should apologize before the council.
"We have a lot of black officers who are really upset," Allen said. "They're here tonight because they're standing up for what they believe in. There are great officers here. If there's a bad one, get rid of them, I don't care what color they are."
Mayor Leon Rockingham acknowledged that the document "probably was inappropriate and to some degree offensive."
"Our chief is working in the department to find out exactly what went on and who was involved and to make sure that person or those people get the training they need so this doesn't happen again," he said, adding that he would consider sensitivity training for the police and other city departments.


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The average person's guide to being offended
Time for a Saturday pop quiz. Question: Tennis star Caroline Wozniacki stuffs paper down her top and pants in order to parody her friend, curvy black player Serena Williams. She struts around, showing off her great fake big boobs and butt to the cheers of fans. Is this racism?
Question. Some Sydney pubs tell men to "give the wife a rest" because the "Carlton Draught girls" will do their ironing. It's part of a promotion offering drinkers who bought a schooner a free ironed shirt. Is this sexism?
We'll get to the answers in a minute.
Thanks to the new draft federal laws, there's a whole new raft of ways we can discriminate against each other: not only on the grounds of sex, race, age and disability, but gender identity and sexual orientation as well.
I used to work in the equal opportunity field, but even I am worried things are going too far – and that's a pretty big admission for me to take.
The problem is that the draft law now covers conduct that is offensive and insulting, and not just discriminatory.
And there's not even a clause stipulating that it must be reasonable for the average person to be offended. This means that if you're hypersensitive and easily offended, that could be enough.
According to a number of commentators, this could mean affectionate terms like "old bastard" could be illegal and political nicknames like "Juliar" or 'Invisobel Redmond" could be judged offensive.
This is ludicrous. Such terms are part of our Aussie way of life: any judge that rules otherwise is a deadset dickhead.
(See, imagine being unable to use such great terms like that).
As the ABC chairman Jim Spigelman said this week, we need to draw a very clear distinction between terms that are merely offensive or insulting, and those that are humiliating or intimidating, or incite hostility, hatred or contempt.
The fact that claims of discrimination will now be easier to make probably won't help the situation.
Let's save claims of discrimination for instances where there is actual harm, or serious hatred– not just hurt feelings or wounded pride.
The problem is that if everything is deemed to be offensive, then ultimately nothing is offensive.
I am arguing this because I passionately believe in anti-discrimination laws.
But I also believe in free speech, fair comment and a robust public debate – not to mention our right to call each other "old bastard".
We have to make sure that we don't conflate attacks on someone who may be female as automatically sexist, and attacks on someone who may be black or Asian or Indian as automatically racist.
This is why I think the parody of Serena Williams by Caroline Wozniaki was in poor taste, but wasn't inherently racist, as some have claimed. The fact that Williams was black was not at the core of the attack, but incidental to it. (And it was an exhibition match, after all)
There are enough examples of real racism around without getting worked up about that.
For instance, there's the men telling a French woman on a train to "speak English or die".
Now, that's racism.
And there's also the Facebook page called Aboriginal Memes, which included comments such as: "How do you kill 1000 flies at once? Slap me in the face".
That's racist too.
Similarly, I'd suggest the Sydney pubs offering women to iron men's shirts is not a serious example of sexism. These days many men iron their own shirts, and there was nothing stopping women having their shirts ironed by the pub's ironing ladies.
Again, it was in poor taste, and played on outdated stereotypes. But it's hardly female genital mutilation, is it?
Ferris Bueller once said: "A person should not believe in an 'ism', he should believe in himself".
Unlike Ferris, I do believe in "isms", but they should not come before commonsense.
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Angry God of Townsville says:
Question, If I am offended by the standard of journalism, should all journalists be banned? Is that where we end up, afraid to say anything or do anything in case we offend someone some how.
The real incidents of racism are based more on the lack of knowledge and fear of the perpetrators. The majority of those you would label as racist are just failed bullies with no personal sense of being, too afraid to look someone in the eye, because they know that their hatred is not based on their victims strengths but their own weakness. It is their gutless fears that drive their pathetic anger.Same with sexist behaviours, the abusers are the ones who have the failures in life stacking before them.
Funny, how the words racist and sexist are pushed by politicians on their foes, when the truth is, it is actually projection, what the accuser wants to believe rather than the reality. Sadly this then becomes the standard for political discourse, it enables the diversion from the real issues, and enables the accuser to demand proof against rather than provide evidence for.
Tubesteak says:
"We have to make sure that we don't conflate attacks on someone who may be female as automatically sexist"
Well there goes Labor's entire campaign against Abbott: you can't pick on me cos I'm a girl and if you do it's cos you're a misogynist
Things went too far when we started worrying about causing offence. There should be no law against calling someone a name. The law should only step in when you say something patently untrue such as in Andrew Bolt's case, for example
It's not racist to allege that hitting someone will kill 1000 flies if that person is covered in flies. It's hyperbole. There is no contribution to discrimination because most people are capable of thinking for themselves and assessing something in front of them. To think otherwise is to engage in victim culture: I'm a victim cos I'm black/female/whatever
Time to grow up and get a thick skin
steiner says:
Caroline Wozniacki was having a joke. Serena certainly hasn't complained.
And as for the idea that offensive comments should be banned by statute, it's the definition of totalitarianism.
Should an atheist be jailed for telling someone the idea of divine supervision is absurd?
You see the response to Salman Rushdie, and the Danish cartoons to alleged blasphemy. Calling out any of the disgusting events contained in any of the scriptures would be considered offensive. Female circumcision in Africa, stoning of gays in Iran - are we to be told that we should not comment on such things because they are divinely inspired?
Lying to children about a mythical 'god' should never be allowed, just as telling the truth about the beginnings of the universe should never been seen as blasphemous.
Mik says:
Money would be better spent just teaching common courtesy and manners.
The proposed rules do nothing to prevent big problems like violence, domestic violence, child abuse, homelessness, unemployment where the grass roots issues of discrimination are.
StanleyG says:
This law wont be passed,so relax.lf it was,Steve Gibbons wouldnt be able to compare people to the KKK,or call people bimbos,Doug Cameron couldnt talk about wingnut ears,Nicola Roxon and Tanya Plibersek couldnt call Tony Abbotts wife and daughters incapable women,Julia Gillard would have to use words other than misogyny,sleaze and smear and negativity,so there goes 90% of her vocabulary,and John Mcternan's job would be obsolete. lt wont happen.
chuck says:
My goodness they will want to ban the Comedy festival next!
There do appear to be some rather some sensitive souls about. Is there enough cotton wool and rose coloured glass to go round?
Adam Diver says:
"I used to work in the equal opportunity field, but even I am worried things are going too far – and that's a pretty big admission for me to take.
The problem is that the draft law now covers conduct that is offensive and insulting, and not just discriminatory"
The author and her industry are just as much to blame, only the incredibly naive would believe such stupid laws such as discrimination would ever remain at an "acceptable" level. I am interested to know:
1. How many people are prosecuted for discrimination and how it is proven
2. What exactly does equal opportunity entail? The only cases I am aware of where there is an unequal opportunity would be in favor of the "oppressed" such as gender quotas and aboriginal specific roles.
3. And this is the important one, a single organisation that has voluntary dissolved after its purpose has been achieved, rather than inventing further weak excuses to exist (im looking at you gender equality and equal opportunity)
Christian Real says:
No all the Rose coloured glasses have all been sold out and there is none left in stock because the Liberal party,radio shock jocks and their supporters have already brought all the Rose Coloured glasses.
Helen Murray says:
I'm one of the oldies who love my language and don't like swearing. I think I'll make a fortune out of being offended!
Helen Murray says:
Well, dear and old are not swear words, so I'm not offended. I am old, and 'dear' is hopefully true as well. But I've watched the abuse of the law over the years and this one thing I know - more laws create more opportunities for legal abuse, and these ill-considered laws create a minefield. We'll become a legal killing field together with all the exponentially exploding, irredeemable damage that can cause. Nobody will be safe. Is this what Advance Australia Fair is all about?
stephen says:
I'm offended that another school shooting happens in America and a lobby group there has enough political clout to whitewash any serious discussion on gun-control.
(Pity those 29 dead and I wish they had the courtesy of a killer to let them write at least 3 letters of thanks expressing regret - as the unfortunate Nurse did.)
Andrew D says:
Context and intent are everything. The "Aboriginal Meme" joke is racist because the context it is delivered in is "us versus them" and the intent is derogatory. It's being told about another group of people. The "Aboriginal" in the name gives that away.
Did Wozniacki show she was classifying her gag as a mickey take of anything other than the womanliness of Williams? Did she blackface? Nope. She had a laugh at the T&A of a fellow player. Her own group (the context) and the race was not something mocked, but the physicality.
Ach the world is too full of seriously bad stuff, for us to let the racists, sexists and bigots win by confusing the issue where there is no racism, sexism or bigotry and just comedy, whether it's good or bad being a judgement call.
Ben says:
Well Nicola 'Nana' Roxon, I thought it might be high time to say (before these draft laws become law) that your performance as Attorney-General fully befits your date of birth:
Kev says:
Some people really need to grow a thicker hide. There are two problems with the criticism of the Wozniacki joke the first of which is that it demonstrates that some idiots are too precious, they take life way too seriously and wouldn't know a joke if it came up and bit them on the arse. The second is that those who claim that it encourages racist stereotypes are assuming that the rest of us in the public are too stupid to make up our own mind as to whether a joke is just that or not. Get the fuck over it. You might find that you'll enjoy life a bit more. It's miserable enough for some people as it is, don't make it anymore unnecessarily difficult. I'm tempted to put this issue into the category of first world problems.
Too right says:
I couldn't agree more with the comments asking that people grow a thicker hide.
Whenever I gently tease Australians about being brain-dead, lazy, racist, inbred morons living on the arse end of the world they get all offended!!!
It's a joke people! You aren't that smart and you hate immigrants, so why all the offense taken?
PJ says:
We all remember the OFFENSIVE SEXIST joke about Tony Abbott and his female chief of staff, both happily married, that was told at a CFMEU union dinner in Parliament House.
A dinner with all the Gillard Government heavies in attendance.
Mr Swan, Climate Change Minister Greg Combet, Trade Minister Craig Emerson, Small Business Minister Brendan O'Connor, and Employment Participation Minister Kate Ellis condemned the joke after it's exposure, but most did not reveal whether they left in protest.
No apology was given in Parliament for the offence caused..
It followed shortly after we had to suffer sanctimonious lectures from the Labor party on sexism and misogyny, because as usual they had tried to steal the moral high ground on the issue. Totally offensive in itself.
Worse was to come.
At that dinner was, mixing with the Gillard Government heavies, according to Liberal Senator Eric Abetz:
"[Ms Gillard] and her Labor ministers were deliberately dining last night with the CFMEU who have, amongst their officials, a man who has 60 CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS against his name."
The sexist joke from the comedian at the Dinner showed the Gillard Government cannot live up to it's own standards on sexism.
It showed that the Gillard Government does not hold the higher ground on sexism.
it suggests that the Gillard Government is not really concerned about the issues of sexism and misogyny.
It suggests the Gillard Government is only interested in sexism and misogyny…only as far as it can be used to score political points for votes.
And for all of the about I am offended.
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John Harrigan: Happier than an imbedded tick, or a muddy clam
Somewhere in this piece I'll try to render something half-sensible.
The sun is impossibly high in the sky. Snowbanks facing southwest are melting as fast as ambitions. Sap buckets are out, at least where sap buckets have not been overtaken by technology. ("Got the plastic hose out? Moose walk off with any? How's the reverse osmosis Imperial Klingon swirler going? Iambic Pentameter? Huh?"). Somehow this doesn't sound right.
One spring day, along about now, I smelled wood smoke in the air during a trek from Bob Shaw's fields on the backside of Titus Hill down toward Lime Pond, and could not help following my nose.
I came upon a sugar shack, never called that around here but the topic of a popular Southern song, popular way back before I was older than dirt, and espied smoke coming from the chimney. "Hello the camp," I yelled in the time-honored cry, in case there was nothing in camp, as in "nothing on," or the more dramatic "occupants should not be interrupted."
So the holler having been unfruitful, I balled up a snowball there in the snow-melting March sun, and lobbed it onto the tin roof, and instantly a head, woodchuck-like, appeared from the door, staring quizzically around, more or less like a deer caught in the headlights or, more to the point, like a woodchuck suddenly realizing that both front door and back had been laid bare by the Ides of March.
It was Bill Collins, off by himself up there in the middle of nowhere, deaf as a post, happier than a tick on a dog or a clam in the mud, making sugar.
Eventually, his slow radar caught hold of me, and I said "Halloo Bill," sort of a trumpet-like halloo in days of yore, and he said "Harrigan?" and I said "Are you accepting company?" thinking of the line from "Jeremiah Johnson," in which The Pilgrim asks Will Geer what's for supper, and Geer says "Grown particular?" and so I capered in, if "capered" is realistic on snowshoes.
Bill was sunburned and happy, and was not amounting to much other than some kind of hole in the snow, and proffered a coffee cup, and said "Want some coffee?" and I said sure, and then he said "Want some syrup in it?" and I said sure, and then he said, wagging his fingers in the air, "Want some Other?" and I said sure, and there we sat in the doorway in the sun, surrounded by not much but ourselves and the snow fleas, toasting the gods.
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It is indeed the most renowned tourist destination in Greece for the summer and the most cosmopolitan island of the Aegean. Nonetheless, the locals maintain faithfully their folk traditions and customs especially during the Easter season which signifies the most important moment for Christian Orthodoxy…That of the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ.
Visiting Mykonos for an Easter break - which this year is between the 14th to the 20th of April as it is a movable public holiday - is a marvellous opportunity to get acquainted with the Greek springtime. The most glorious of seasons for nature lovers and an ideal time of the year to capture a very different angle of Mykonos…One that exudes gorgeous blooming landscapes with field beds of bright green and fragrant wildflowers of red, yellow and purple colors.
Photo Credits: lattelisa.blogspot.com
The island in spring is less crowded and Easter celebrations render it a spiritual and ambient tempo which is rather different from the crazy summer nights that are going to follow! Certainly the weather is going to be fair and the sea will be just about right for a morning swim…all-in-all, this is the best time in the year to relax and unwind amidst a very picturesque setting and to experience the Greek Easter traditions which are very enchanting!
Paradise Beach on Mykonos, Photo Credits: mygreecetravelblog.com
The dense network of alleyways in the Chora of Mykonos and every little neighbourhood across the island, smell of the seasonal culinary delights…Freshly baked "tsoureki" sweet bread, delicious Easter biscuits which the Greeks call "koulourakia", 'mayiritsa' soup with meat cubes, herbs and spices, the lamb bytes called 'gardoumbes' and of course…the epitome of the culinary delights of the season which is the roast lamb on the spit.
Easter sweet bread "tsoureki", Photo Credits: panagchatz.blogspot.com
Even if you are not religious, it would be a very intriguing experience to visit a church late in the afternoon on Good Friday to watch the 'Epitaphios' (the tomb of Christ) decorated with pretty, fresh flowers that is carried around the settlement followed by a slow procession that holds candles. In addition, join the locals at one of the major churches of the island on Good Saturday. Just before midnight is the time to go if you wish to see how people in Greece celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus with loud tintinnabulations and vibrant fireworks!
Photo Credits: www.greek-islands.us
For your accommodation arrangements, select to stay at luxurious Saint John Hotel Villas & Spa Resort. The complex is already open for the summer season and will gladly celebrate the Orthodox and Catholic Easter with you via specially crafted seasonal packages with great extras and discounts! The hotel's shuttle bus will even transport you to the Chora on Good Friday & Holy Saturday so that you can experience the festivities!
In addition, Saint John Hotel will host both a Traditional Gala dinner on Holly Saturday and an all-day Gala on Easter Sunday with plenty of Greek music, the traditional lamb roasting on the spit and as much ouzo and finger food delicacies as your stomach can fit!
Photo from Saint John Hotel Villas & Spa
Join Saint John Hotel for a superb spring break with amazing sea views of the sparkling blue Aegean sea and the energy emitting island of Delos.
Happy Easter! 'Kalo Pascha' one and all!
Certainly the most legendary island in Greece as far as glamour and cosmopolitanism is concerned. Its well-nurtured reputation grows by the year and celebrities from around the globe fly in stylishly, eager to feast in the outstanding beauty of the natural panorama of one of Europe's Top 10 islands.
Mykonos, Photo Credits: expert-travel.be
A heaven of chic hotels, trendy island dining, exclusive beach life and a hedonistic nightlife would be hard to keep a secret. Mykonos magnetizes the rich and famous celebrities with its irresistible allure and its array of charms. This insular paradise amidst the blue of the Aegean also constitutes a Mecca of retail therapy boasting international designer boutiques, contemporary jewellery and art galleries.
Mykonos's magnitude is not something new. The process of its course towards the glorious status it cherishes today, begun in the 1960s when Aristotle Onassis arrived on his yacht with Maria Callas and Jackie O. The international jet set immediately placed it in their list of places to be…the hippest of the Cycladic islands offering, above all, top quality services and somewhere where they would arrive via private luxury yachts and helicopters.
Onassis - Callas, Photo Credits: mykonosplatinumgroup.gr
The "island of the winds", the "Queen of the Cyclades" was, is and indeed will be the place to be seen in. Grace Kelly, Sophia Loren and Brigitte Bardot made it their personal retreat in the 70s adding ounces to the island's glam factor. What followed was the eternal "waves" of celebrities, from rock-stars to royalty and from actors and filmmakers to models and fashion designers alike…
Tom Hanks, Photo Credits: greekrichlist.com
Among the most famous visitors of the island are Madonna, Gaultier and Armani, Hugh Jackman, George Michael, Sarah Jessica Parker, Tom Hanks, Shakira, Lady Gaga, Ronaldo, Maria Menounos, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani of Qatar, Russell Crowe and Steven Spielberg…among a plethora of others.
Saint John Hotel & Resort, Photo from Executive 2-bedroom Suite with a private pool
For your accommodation on the island, choose to stay at the unique St. John Mykonos Hotel located at the famous Agios Ioannis beach…A leading 5 star beach resort which has hosted numerous VIP international celebrities and jetsetters. Ample elegance and luxury characterises its set of Villas with private pools and stunning views to the Aegean. For exclusive services you can also opt for the Executive 2-bedroom Suite with a private pool! St. John Mykonos also boasts a highly reputable set of bars and restaurants which you can read all about by pressing here.
Mykonos island cherishes a cosmopolitan lifestyle that can keep someone up and going from dusk till dawn. Nonetheless, it is after sunset that the island acquires a totally alluring flair…All you have to do is follow your instincts, select the type of restaurant or bar that suits you best and begin your perfect evening right here…at Saint John Mykonos.
Within the premises of Saint John there are several romantic corners for couples in love, as well as, lounge areas for friends who wish to have one or two inspirational rounds of cocktails before heading off to the melting pot of nightlife, Mykonos Town.
The only certainty is that we do our best in providing you with unforgettable and fun evenings and plenty of options to be marvellously wined and dined. Let us offer you the best start to an evening that has absolutely no time limit as to its…end!
"Kalimera" all-day restaurant welcomes you in its discreetly luxurious ambience by the infinity pool where you can brunch, lunch and dine at your convenience. Symposium restaurant offers fine cuisine of gourmet perfection, boasting Greek and International dishes accompanied by an elaborate wine list. Get those corks popping and dine the night away stylishly…
Feeling that intimacy is a top priority? Select 7th Heaven Gourmet restaurant under the stars and moonlight…The a-la-carte menu will inspire even the most demanding palates.
Alternatively to a dinner or after you have completed your culinary voyage, our bars AU BAR, Shirley Valentine's and Entrenous are ready to accommodate your thirst for quality, inspirational and refreshing drinks and cocktails amidst stunning views.
Select AU BAR piano bar for a totally relaxing aperitif or an after-dinner cocktail on comfortable bamboo chairs and a beautiful sea view.
Join Shirley Valentine's bar lounge area for refreshingly chilled cocktails with your friends by the swimming pool. And…if you are wearing your satin black dress tonight, then Entrenous Bar will give you that sheer luxury and sophistication you are seeking for. Make this chic bar your last stop before continuing your night out in Mykonos Town!


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Volvo Construction Equipment will establish a chain of construction equipment rental outlets, throughout North America and parts of Europe over the next couple of years
As announced in December 2001, Volvo Construction Equipment will showcase its newly developed Backhoe Loader at the ConExpo tradeshow in Las Vegas, USA, on March 19-23, 2002.
Total deliveries for Volvo Global Truck for the January-December period amounted to 155,311 - a decrease of 17% compared to full year 2000. In Europe, total deliveries amounted to 98,041, a decrease of 9%, whereof Western Europe declined with 10% to 90,460 units. Deliveries to Eastern Europe increased, however, by 8% to 7,581 units.
The negative economic trends were reflected in the Group's operating results, which were unsatisfactory throughout the entire year. The fourth quarter results continued the trend from previous quarters, however the integration of the truck companies had a positive effect on earnings. The continued focus on cash flow was successful, and we were able to deliver positive cash flow for the full year, particulary during the last quarter. Despite the difficult economic conditions, the year was characterized by extensive product renewal. The simultaneous launch during the fourth quarter of Volvo Truck's new FH and FM series, was the largest-ever product introduction, says Leif Johansson, CEO.
The new Volvo Trucks product range is being unveiled to the truck world at the RAI European Road Transport Show 2002 in Amsterdam.
Volvo Construction Equipment has launched its B-series of excavators, a brand new generation of machines designed to provide more power, more productivity and improved operator comfort.
The new Volvo E-series of wheel loaders combine high productivity, low fuel consumption and low environmental impact, making them the ideal machines for rock, rehandling and log handling applications.
AB Volvo hereby invites the mass media to a press conference on February 8 in conjunction with the release of the Volvo Group's report on operations, 2001.
Volvo Construction Equipment will occupy nearly 3 250 m2 (35,000 square feet) of exhibit space at North America's largest construction equipment trade show, CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2002, to be held from 19 to 23 March 2002, at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. New products and equipment models will be introduced to an expected 135 000 visitors from the worldwide construction equipment market.
Volvo Bus South Africa Pty has begun the delivery of 200 city buses to Metrobus in Johannesburg, South Africa. The delivery comprises 150 B 7 TL double-decker buses and 50 standard B 7 R buses. Bodybuilding on these vehicles has been done by Marcopolo S.A. in Brazil and South Africa. The delivery marks an important modernisation of the city's fleet of buses and also represents a new element on the urban scene prior to the year's major U.N. summit meeting, where world leaders will discuss environmental and economic development. The meeting is a continuation of previous meetings held in Rio de Janeiro and Kyoto.


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My iPhone4 (4.3.2) recently decided to stop charging via USB, the charger I was using was on its last leg and wouldn't charge any other devices either. I went to ATT and tested out a few other chargers and to no avail.. nothing works. The only way I can get it to a full charge is if I do a Reset all Content and Settings...thankfully it doesn't reset it since it's jailbroken and I just hard reset it to get it to power back on.. My issue is that I can't plug it in to iTunes since it won't recognize via USB... Cydia is deleted off of the phone and I only have on other app that I downloaded through Cydia, but no way to delete it now that Cydia is gone....How do I (1. Get Cydia back so I can delete the other app, (2. Reset it completely so the Jailbreak is gone or (3. Brick my phone completely so I can take it to Apple to get fixed?? I'm at a loss and I really miss my phone in complete working order, I've been using my 3GS, which isn't bad, but I've had my 4 for less than a year. Slapping myself in the head for ever even doing a jailbreak since I didn't even use it
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Now that it has been sold is it going to be a place we can vist / tour? Or have the new owners got other ideas?
I don't know if there's been any updates, but this was on EIN in mid-August, so I'm not sure if Audubon Drove will be a place to visit or what it will be turned into...
Audubon Drive - Uri Geller vs. Freeman & Hazen update: Bill Burk tells us: "BANKRUPTCY COURT re-hearing for Mike Freeman and Cindy Hazen still set for tomorrow, 17 August, in Memphis. MEANWHILE, Uri Geller, the Londoner who thought he has bought the Freeman/Hazen house on Audubon Drive, has filed a lawsuit in U. S. District Court in Memphis against Freeman/Hazen for breach of contract. The word "fraud" appears frequently in the filing papers. The papers were served this week to Freeman/Hazen . . . but YOU are the first ones to know this (since the local paper isn't aggressive in covering REAL news!!!). Geller and his two partners have employed one of the very top legal firms in Memphis to represent them."
4 or 5 years ago, a friend and I drove up to this house while visiting memphis. The owners were home and gave us a personal tour. It is probably the neatest "elvis" thing I had been a part of.
As the site says, much of the house is the same as it was when Elvis was there.
If you get a chance, I highly recommend you see this place.
This was on EIN...
I'm curious to see what comes of this...
Fate of Audubon Drive residence to be announced next week: "Elvis World's" Bill E. Burk tells us: MIKE CURB, who today holds title to the old Elvis house at 1034 Audubon (after Londoner Uri Geller has submitted the high bid on eBay and been told he had won title to the house), will make his official announcement late next week about the fate of the house. It will deal with some program Curb will establish at prestigious Rhodes College here. Details when they become available.
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My husband and I are expecting our first baby, a girl, in mid-January (EDA 13th). With just one gender to focus on, and so much else in common, I really thought picking a name would be easy. However, I was completely wrong and we cannot agree.
Since our last name is a tricky one (Greek origin, starts with P), we should be considerate to give her a strong first name. My husband loves the name Sofia (with an 'f'), and wants nothing but his name. He's been calling and referring to her as this from the moment we found out we were having a girl. Although I adore the name for its strong, feminine character, I do not like the popularity of it at this time – top 10 for the past few years. My husband and I were both blessed with unpopular names and never had to go by our last initial in school like many others. I want this same thing for my child.
I love different, yet still not off-the-wall names like Portia, Matea, or even something Greek to honor her heritage. Every name I come up with, my husband declines. At one point, it was okay with Alia, Riely or Emma (again, quite common), but ended up back at Sofia and that one and only name.
Please help! Even a Top 5 list would be more desireable going into the delivery room with.
My secondborn, whose blog pseudonym is William, has most years been in class with two other boys who have his same name. In fact, the year he was the only "William" in his class, kids who'd been in class with him before still called him "William T."---and soon everyone was doing it. And as a mid-seventies Kristen, I went by a surname initial or nickname a couple of times myself. I talked it over with William to make sure we agreed, and we do: it is no big deal. I know a lot of people disliked it in their own situations, but neither of us cared at all, or wished we had a different name. (In fact, he says it's fun: he says "Hi, William!" and the other boy says "Hi, William!" and the third boy says "Hi, William!," and so on.) And as I feel like I keep repeating, the common names of this generation aren't the same commonness as the common names of our generation: the spellings Sophia and Sofia combined beat Isabella for the highest-ranking girl name in the U.S., but at 1.12% of baby girls born in 2009, that's still only about 1/4th the percentage of baby girls given the name Jennifer in 1974 (4.03%). (Source: Social Security Administration.) That's just over one Sophia/Sofia per 100 girls, or about one per six classrooms (assuming 15 girls per classroom).
In short, if your husband loves the name and thinks of that as his daughter's name already, and you adore the name for all the reasons you mention, it would be foolish to abandon it merely because other little girls are also being given the name, or because she might have to endure the common experience of occasionally using her surname initial or middle name along with her first name. I think it's helpful, too, to remember that you can reduce the odds of your daughter having the same name as another child, but you can't prevent it: even if you give her a much less common name, sheer chance can make her Portia P. anyway (and I'd avoid the initials P.P.), as in my other son's class where there's not a single Michael or Joshua but are two boys who share a name that wasn't even in the top 100 when they were born.
Name her Sofia. It sounds like you won't be able to get your husband to agree to anything else anyway, no matter what you or we say. Give her an uncommon name as a middle name, and then if she DOES find it unendurable to sometimes need to use a surname initial, she can instead use her middle name, or have a fun first-and-middle combination instead of using the first-and-initial. (This could be a bargaining chip with your husband: he gets the final say on the name Sofia and you get the final decision on the middle name.)


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RealOpInsight is an advanced dashboard management toolkit for Nagios, Zabbix, Zenoss, Icinga, and other common open source monitoring systems including GroundWork, Centreon, Shinken, and op5 Monitor. It provides effective features for monitoring in demanding operations environments such as network operations centers and large data centers.
MN Viewer (Mobile Network Viewer) is a lightweight framework designed for system administrators who would like to be able to monitor many aspects of their network from their mobile phone. It allows for very simple expansion using simple PHP plugins. It is designed to integrate with other monitoring tools such as Cacti.
Situation Room allows you to display multiple Web resources on a single monitor. Possible use cases include creating ersatz tactical overviews for display (for example, a combination of Graphite and Nagios views which can provide a rapid, realtime overview of your ecosystem) and displaying advertisements or other information across multiple monitors in a retail setting.
DaVINCI is a dashboard builder and editor for Nagios systems. It can be used to add advanced visualization functionalities for Nagios-based management applications. Its editor uses a drag and drop interface to allow users get monitoring indicators and information directly from their databases and show them in a graphical and animated dashboard, without having to write a single line of code.
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Circle K
Circle K is the college branch of the international service organization Kiwanis Club. A chapter was created at Emory in the spring semester of 2005. The mission of Circle K is to train college leaders by working with local Kiwanis International members to provide charitable help for youth in community and in the world.
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
The Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Loui Eriksson's winning goal didn't earn any style points, at least in his eyes.
Columbus Blue Jackets' Fedor Tyutin, right, checks Boston Bruins' Brad Marchand away from the puck in the first period Saturday at Columbus, Ohio.
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The rest of the Boston Bruins thought it looked just fine.
Eriksson scored from a hard angle in the opening minute of the third period, a goal he said "wasn't the prettiest one."
His first goal with Boston helped the Bruins to a 3-1 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday.
"I think he only scores nice goals," said Tuukka Rask, who made 26 saves, including a few sterling ones late to preserve a one-goal lead. "I mean, it was an unbelievable goal. He does that in practice all the time, too."
Bruins center Brad Marchand rated it a masterpiece.
"It's great to see him get one there," he said. "It was a beautiful goal. That gets the monkey off his back."
Eriksson, acquired last summer in the big trade that sent Tyler Seguin to Dallas, had scored his first 150 goals for the Stars. He was scoreless in three games for the Bruins, but said he hadn't reached the point of pressing for goals yet.
"I've had some slow starts in other years," he said. "It'll come. If you create chances out there, it'll come. "
Boston, which trailed and was shut out until late in the second period, took the lead for good on Eriksson's breakthrough goal.
On a rush, Patrice Bergeron found Eriksson with a nifty cross-ice pass. From the right side of the goal line, Eriksson tucked a high shot just inside the near post over goalie Sergei Bobrovsky's left shoulder 49 seconds into the third.
Bruins Coach Claude Julien wasn't worried about Eriksson, a veteran of eight NHL seasons.
"He was really good," Julien said. "(He made) smart plays, (was) competing better, stuff like that. That's what we talked about with him. You've got to give guys some time to get adjusted, to get acquainted and feeling comfortable. You see a guy like him after a few games finding his stride."
Playing their first road game, the Bruins also got a goal from Chris Kelly, and an empty-net tally from Milan Lucic.
Rask wasn't peppered with shots but came up big when most needed. He blocked Marian Gaborik's tying attempt in the closing moments and then flicked the puck aside.
"We gave up a couple of rushes, which is not the greatest thing when there's five minutes left and you're leading by one," Rask said. "But we took care of business. Maybe we just need to clean up the neutral zone a little better."
Jack Johnson scored on a first-period power play for the Blue Jackets, who won their last two on the road but are now 0-2 at home.
Bobrovsky, last season's Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL's top goalie, stopped 33 shots.


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The European Parliament Citizens' Agora wants to gather young people from all over Europe to discuss the current challenges in the employment market. The discussion will take place in Brussels from 6 to 8 November 2013. Join in!
The European Parliament will invite two young people from each Member State of the EU to this conference - one who is employed and one who is unemployed - to share their experiences, debate with other young people and come up with recommendations for Europe's politicians to tackle youth unemployment.
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Often when shooting I will zoom out and shoot an extra wide shot purely for the records so I know the lighting setup. Some of these shots end up holding there own and here are some of them.
Sometimes you can find yourself thousands of feet up a mountain shooting sportswear or at sea level shooting bikinis and swimwear, the shoots vary. Some of our photoshoots we film but most of them we don't. Here are a few we have. Some of the filming was done with a little bit of care and some of it a camera shoved into the hands of somebody who didn't look like they were busy. It would then sit in the achives till a quiet moment on the computer and then dug out and edited.
I love watching BTS films myself as it gives you a great insight of what goes on.
Swimsuit film featuring Louise Cliffe directed by Lesauvage
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BTS Sports fitness film shot for USAPRO in the Alps Mont Blanc
Filming was shot on two small handheld cameras not designed for quality but the spirit of the shot shines through.
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Comely Has a Lot to Offer
Aqueduct's Comely Stakes (gr. III) drew a field of 10 3-year-old fillies for a run at graded black type...and a $400,000 purse.
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Aqueduct's Comely Stakes (gr. III) drew a field of 10 3-year-old fillies for a run at graded black type...and a $400,000 purse.
By virtue of her impressive score in the Nov. 2 Chilukki Stakes (gr. II) at Churchill Downs, Don't Tell Sophia will be the 122-pound high weight and likely favorite when she goes postward in the Falls City Handicap (gr. II).
One of two also-eligibles, Madame Cactus drew in to the $250,000 Lexus Raven Run (gr. II) and unleashed a tremendous rally to get up at odds of 11-1 at Keeneland Oct. 19.
TimeformUS Weekend Plays: The Raven Run read blog
Ciao Bella Luna and Lighthouse Bay head an overflow field for the $250,000 Lexus Raven Run (gr. II) at Keeneland Oct. 19, one of the final graded sprints limited to 3-year-old fillies in 2013.
Hot off a series of bullet workouts and looking to redeem a disqualification in her last start, Nellie Cashman heads an overflow field of well-matched 3-year-old fillies in the Oct. 18 Pin Oak Valley View Stakes (gr. IIIT).
Graded stakes winners Fiftyshadesofhay, Seaneen Girl, and Pure Fun head the field of mostly new faces at Indiana Downs for the $200,000 Indiana Oaks (gr. II) Oct. 5.
After being purchased privately for a lofty but undisclosed sum, Sky Girl provided new owner John Clay's Alpha Delta Stables with a quick return on investment in the $110,000 Dogwood Stakes Sept. 21 at Churchill Downs.
Grade I winners Sweet Lulu and Close Hatches will meet on the track for the first time when an accomplished group of 3-year-old fillies starts in the $1 million Cotillion Stakes (gr. I) Sept. 21 at Parx Racing.
Daughter of Ready's Image owned by the Hit The Board Stables partnership group goes wire-to-wire in the nine-furlong turf test for 3-year-old fillies at Arlington Park.
I'm Already Sexy and I O Ireland, each a winner in a division of the Hatoof Stakes, return in search of an initial graded stakes victory in the $175,000 Pucker Up (gr. IIIT) at Arlington Park on Sept. 14.
Naveed Chowhan's Seaneen Girl shipped into Monmouth Park from her Kentucky base and left town Aug. 10 with an authoritative six-length victory in the $105,000 Monmouth Oaks (gr. III).
Winless in six starts this year, the $100,000 Monmouth Oaks (gr. III) offers grade II winner Seaneen Girl a good chance chance to get back to the winner's circle Aug. 10 at Monmouth Park.
Tim Keeley's homebred My Option earned her first graded stakes score in the $150,000 Arlington Oaks (gr. III) at Arlington Park July 20, fending off the bid of Frivolous to preserve the decision by a neck.
An open field of experience, including graded stakes winners Seaneen Girl and Gold Edge, makes up the field of seven 3-year-old fillies that will go from the gate for the $150,000 Arlington Oaks (gr. III) July 20.
Fiftyshadesofhay made the most of her trip from California with a powerful victory in the $200,000 Iowa Oaks (gr. III) for 3-year-old fillies at Prairie Meadows Racetrack & Casino June 29.
Recent graded stakes winners So Many Ways, Fiftyshadesofhay, and Seaneen Girl are among the full field of 10 that are set to clash in the June 29 Iowa Oaks (gr. III) at Prairie Meadows.
Trainer Todd Pletcher said May 4 the four Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) participants from his barn, including winner Princess of Sylmar, "came out of the race well."
Dreaming of Julia, the remarkable 21 3/4-length winner of the March 30 Gulfstream Oaks (gr. II), drew post 8 of 11 sophomore fillies and was installed the 3-1 favorite for the $1 million Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I).
With jockey Rosie Napravnik aboard, Naveed Chowhan's Seaneen Girl posted her final workout for the Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) the morning of April 29, breezing a half-mile in :48 4/5.
Bernie Flint on Kentucky Oaks entrant Seaneen Girl. watch video
Trainer Todd Pletcher's quartet of Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) contenders, Dreaming of Julia, Princess of Sylmar, Silsita, and Unlimited Budget, galloped at Churchill Downs the morning of April 24.
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