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SERVICE chiefs are drawing up plans to ensure Dorset is covered during a firefighters' strike which will span three days next week.
The action will cover certain times between Friday, May 2 and Sunday, May 4.
It is part of an ongoing dispute between The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) and the government over pensions.
Strikes were held last year to protest against plans for a later retirement age, as well as changes to pensions.
Further action is proposed for 12pm-5pm on May 2, 2pm-2am on May 3 and 10am-3pm on May 4.
Dorset Fire and Rescue Service said it will be providing a reduced emergency response over the period.
Chief Fire Officer Darran Gunter said: "As with the previous strikes we will once again be putting our contingency arrangements in place. We are disappointed the FBU and the government have not been able to come to an agreement about the firefighters pension scheme at this stage. It is important to stress that this is a national dispute.
He added: "We have put plans in place to ensure Dorset Fire and Rescue is able to respond to incidents, but we would ask members of the public to take extra steps to reduce the risk of a fire breaking out in their home. We will continue to work with all our partners locally to ensure businesses; homes and our environment can be kept as safe as possible from fire during this period of industrial action."
The brigade says it will be issuing fire safety advice in the run up to this latest round of strike action.
For fire safety advice call 01305 252600 or see dorsetfire.gov.uk


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Hello, my name is XXXXX XXXXX I'm one of the experts who will be assisting you today.
May I ask, are both computers using the same internet connection and is it specifically VNC you need to use or any remote software?
that is correct, there are in same wi fi network
i might use any free software actually
Have you used Team Viewer before?
as far as i get access to PC, open aplications
no i want to avoid using internet
just wi fi without internet conection
You can use team viewer without internet as well, you just have to enable it to accept incoming LAN connections
But it's up to you, we can use either one, I use both
can we go with VNC?
Here's a link to VNC:Download VNC
You will need to install that on both machines
The default installation options are to install both viewer and server so we can just leave it like that, no need to set any custom options during the install
ok it is done i have it on both pc
should i obtain key ?
Free license only, without premium features
i got it
Ok, did you set a VNC password XXXXX both?
It's part of the installation process as well
ok, i got port conflict on xp can i change it ?
Right click the little VNC icon on the task bar (bottom right) and select options
Then click Advanced
You can set it to something like 5905
port number 5900 conflicting
ok good
what is next
Next we need the IP address of the computer you wish to connect to
Do you know how to get that?
now where do i enter this ip on Vista so i can see XP?
Ok, what you need to do is click Start and you should see "VNC Viewer"
Or the newer version might come up as "Start Listening VNC Viewer"
yes this one ask to enter server
Opening that might prompt your firewall to allow it to access depending on your configuration
In the box, where it says VNC Server
You need to put the IP address of the XP machine in
With the custom port we chose
Like this
Where the bit before the colon is the IP address and the bit after is the port
this is how i enter
it says conection refused
Refused is usually telling you there's something blocking it
Did you get any prompts from your Firewall to allow access to it?
one more thing
this XP pc using shared internet connection from another pc x
How do you mean?
It connects via another computer instead of directly to a router?
pc x connected to wi fi, but becouse of XP pc does not has wi fi addaptor, i m sharing internet from pc x with DSL cable
Oh ok and are you concerned it cannot see the Vista computer?
but it is using same wi fi theoretically
i m trying Vista to see XP
ok so what next i can do
connection refused 10061 code
What we can do to make sure they can communicate in the first place is, on the Vista computer, ping the IP address of the XP machine
Through the command prompt on the Vista machine, type ping 192.168.1.2
it says send packages 4 and got back 3
so looks like communicating
That's good enough
Try connecting again, make sure the port is set to 5905 on the XP machine's options
i m sorry
i thing i m different network
i need to switch network
sorry my bab
vista can not ping it
Ok then there's a hint to the problem
send 4 lost 4
No communication
What's the IP for the XP machine and the Vista machine at this moment?
yes i just click on repair
i recinnected to net and tried to ping again but lost
Could you give me the IP for the XP machine and the Vista machine
Reestablish net connection on XP, and ping it from vista, but data did not go send 4 lost 4
How about on Vista?
Are you still around?
i was waiting for you
Oh, I was asking you for the IP of the Vista machine, I only received the XP one from you
vista 220.127.116.11
Ok and how about the Default Gateway for both
Is it the same?
both machines has same gateway
192.168.1.1 ?
And can they both ping the gateway?
i did not try to ping gate way i can try
they can not ping gateway
Neither one?
nope, i gave you submust but i just checked with gateway ip they can not ping each other
gtwy on XP 192.168.1.1
and same thing for vista
So when you type ping 192.168.1.1 on both machines they fail?
on xp window just close
i acctually just did now on vista it got back 4 so did not lost this time
What was that for, the gateway?
Make sure it works on both
good good, xp also recived 4 pack back
Ok and on the XP machine type
ping 192.168.1.3
so i can ping from both machines gateway
100% lost
Now on the Vista machine typeping 192.168.1.2
it actually pinged
So here's what we have so far
good new
Both machines have the correct IP configuration
just tried to connect with vnc
The Vista machine can ping XP but XP can't ping Vista
i got connected via vnc
Did it work this time?
How's that going, is it working properly?
sorry my browser freezed and crashed, but it work, and i got steady view,
thank you for help Martin
My pleasure
you are man:)
the man:)
thanks again
Did you have any other questions?

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Sorry, claddagh, .22 WRF is not the same as .22 Winchester Automatic.
Walt, if you could get one or a few rounds of .22 Auto at a bearable price, load one in the chamber and some LR in the magazine. Fire the Auto and see if the LR next up chambers. If it does, great, a barrel change would turn your 03 into a 63. If not, you will have saved a lot of work.
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Has "Y.M.C.A." ever struck you as a racist song?
Apparently you can stop the music and Felipe Rose, despite being part Sioux, was really a racist. So were the Village People.
Has "Y.M.C.A." ever struck you as a racist song? Well, one North Dakota parent complained about a school performance of the song, and her complaint got Bennett Elementary School to pull the song from the school's talent show in May. However, the complaint had nothing to do with the content of the song itself, but the fact that the group that sings it, the Village People, has one member that dresses up like a Native American.
The school said students should dress up like the Village People for the performance, because the song would be performed by the entire first grade class, but the mother complained it would be "offensive" for children to come dressed to school like Native Americans. She explained, "Hopefully those people that are can make the right choices so all students of any culture and race won't feel singled out or like their race is being stereotyped against."
As a result of the complaint, the school, instead of waiving the costume requirement, pulled the song entirely.
The mother Elaine Bolman said, "I'm not in a position to do anything for these educators and hopefully those people that are can make the right choices so all students of any culture and race won't feel singled out or like their race is being stereotyped against."
Odds are Elaine is as Indian as Elizabeth Warren. She also talks like a PC zombie.
Aside from the usual SJW/PC insanity, this is also a collision between gay culture and claims of racism. And that's an interesting intersection considering the amount of racism in the gay community and homophobia among a lot of minorities. (The Rainbow coalition is not a happy place.)
The real problem though is the need to constantly denounce things. Once something is banned, it's time to show your cred by campaigning to ban the next thing. And on and on.
It has no end because a PC competition never does. Someone always has to be more PC than someone else.


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Meet Animal Allies Pet of the Week: Charlie
Animal Allies still has a lot of cats looking for permanent homes and they are continuing "name your own fee" adoptions for cats over 6 months old. One of those cats is Charlie. Here's a little about him.
Charlie is a handsome grey cat. This energetic boy loves to play with toy mice with catnip. He is also reported to like cats and children. Charlie has been neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated. He has also been front paw declawed so you won't have to worry about him scratching on the furniture. If you would like to adopt this nice boy, please come visit him at Petco.
LEADER OF THE BAND (GREEN): I'm a cat who does everything in a big way. I not only like to be in the middle of things–I like to lead the parade. I'm an adventurous cat, but I'll still make plenty of time to show you my affectionate side. I'm the demonstrative type, you might say. Want a cat who's brimming with confidence? That's me.


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Little Athletics is a uniquely Australian sport for children from 5 to 16 years. Based upon the sport of athletics (track and field), there is a wide range of events from running, jumping, throwing and walking and they are modified to suit the age and ability of the children.
Due to the various events and disciplines of athletics, various rules govern each event. Children will be educated about the rules and regulations of varying events. Qualified coaches will instruct the children of such rules.
Little Athletics places a strong emphasis on fun and fitness. Children of all levels of skill and fitness can join. A strong emphasis is placed on the children achieving their personal bests.Little Athletics is a fun and safe environment for children to begin participation in athletics. It is a great way for children to gain physical fitness in a non contact sporting environment.
Little Athletics runs for children year round. The Little Athletic year runs from the beginning of October until the following September. You can register at anytime throughout the year providing your child is between the ages of 5 and 16. It is suggested you contact your local athletic club for further details.
To successfully participate in Little Athletics you require:
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The countries of Europe are growing ever closer. Now, you can cycle almost right across the continent on the Paneuropa, which runs from Paris to Prague on existing long-distance cycle routes.
The German section of the route runs right across Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, from Kehl am Rhein to the Czech border. Back in the Middle Ages the major trading route linking Paris and Prague was known as the Golden Road. There are many interesting regions, landscapes and rivers to discover along this historical route, and the Paneuropa signs point the way. Diverse countryside, pretty little medieval towns and the city of Nuremberg offer a range of experiences along the way. Who knows, you might even be inspired to carry on all the way to Prague.
Terrain: the paths along the route are mostly asphalt but some are covered with crushed brick/stone, gravel or sand. The route is level but with some hilly sections, and paths are not always car-free.
Scenery: expect to see vineyards, valleys, riverbank meadows and medieval buildings in regions of southern Germany such as Baden, the Palatinate, Franconia, the Hohenloher Land and the Upper Palatinate.
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Livestock operations with a nearby ethanol plant have had the opportunity for an alternative feed supply to compete with higher-priced corn and soybean meal in recent years.
While that seemed like a slam-dunk to help feed budgets, a recent decline in ethanol production due to reduced demand by the motoring public has diminished the supply of dried distillers' grains with solubles (DDGS).
The product has provided much more promise in recent years than when first introduced, but will certainly be one of those commodities that is becoming more price-sensitive than in years past.
As livestock feeders have been challenged by the cost and availability of corn, in part due to the drought and in part due to ethanol demand, DDGS has loosened the grasp somewhat. However, as the US and the world enter a period of tight feed supplies, Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner explores some of the trends that should be top of mind for DDGS users.
- DDGS production by ethanol plants is expected to show a decline in the current marketing year because of the drought, a function of higher corn prices, but also because demand for gasoline has declined. Wisner says DDGS production will also be a function of any change in policy that reduces ethanol production, along with the amount of ethanol imported from Brazil. Another factor is the fact the industry has over-produced and received credits that could allow it to meet expected deliveries out of stocks, and not have to depend on high-priced corn.
- Wisner says the production decline will be temporary because of the approval of E-15 that will generate more DDGS from more ethanol production over time. And he says the higher ethanol blend could increase ethanol production by one-third or more in future years. In the past several weeks, ethanol production has exceeded USDA projections, and if that were to continue, Wisner says the rest of the year would result in larger supplies of DDGS.
- When fed to beef cattle, Wisner says a pound of DDGS can replace more than a pound of corn, but the rate of feeding is a lower rate for other livestock species. Domestic beef and dairy industries are the largest users; however the US has also been exporting large quantities of DDGS. He says that will increase as more ethanol is produced.
- Exports have been purchased by Canada and Mexico, but in the 2009-10 marketing year China became a large customer and bought about one-fourth of US exports. After a brief dip due to a potential trade dispute, China has returned as a buyer, even though it is also a large producer of ethanol and distillers grains.
- DDGS is typically priced under the cost of corn, but due to drought market dynamics the costs have drawn closer with corn and soybean meal, and at times even exceeded them. He says, "Record or near-record high soybean meal prices likely have allowed DDGS prices at times to exceed corn prices as the market more closely reflected their protein value."
- Wisner is not hesitant to predict some very tight supplies of livestock feed in coming months, not only including DDGS, but grains, soybean meal, and feed wheat. He says current indications are for very tight supplies in 2013. Final US crop data will be released in early January, when South American supplies will need to be abundant. But Wisner says the current data points to significantly higher prices in the coming marketing year for DDGS.
- One of the coming trends that DDGS users will have to watch is the change in content of DDGS as ethanol plants remove corn oil. Different amounts will be removed at different plants creating a need for valuation of the product, identification of the product content, and how its value differs from conventional DDGS.
DDGS has become a valuable and dependable livestock feed, particularly for the beef industry, but its availability could become tight in coming months. Ethanol production has expanded over past years, but the rate of increase has flattened. DDGS prices have risen to be more closely aligned with corn and soybean meal. Changes in government policy with regard to ethanol along with international demand for DDGS will also play roles in supply and demand for the product.
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A three-judge panel dismissed a case yesterday that had challenged, on the grounds of racial discrimination, the redrawing of state legislative district lines after the 2000 census.
The judges, John M. Walker Jr., chief of the federal appeals court in Manhattan, and John G. Koeltl and Richard M. Berman, two district judges, stated in the decision that ''the relief sought by the plaintiffs in this case cannot be justified under the Voting Rights Act.''
At the core of the suit was Senate District 34 in the Bronx, and its notoriously odd shape, likened to that of a squashed doughnut. Other issues included whether district lines that divide a large concentration of ethnic minorities on Long Island into four smaller groups violate the federal Voting Rights Act. The plaintiffs, who included black, Hispanic and white New York state voters, contended that the districts were not fairly drawn and that they violated the voters' constitutional rights.
The lead attorney for the plaintiffs, Richard D. Emery, a civil rights and election lawyer, contended that District 34, represented by Senator Guy Velella, a Republican, was drawn predominantly based on race, and that the excessive concentration of minorities in districts in the Bronx and Westchester diluted minority voting strength by packing minorities together and limiting the districts they can vote in.
Mr. Emery also argued that in Nassau County, the Senate plan cracked a politically cohesive minority community, robbing it of the power to elect a candidate of its choice.
Mr. Emery said that he did not expect the ruling yesterday to be the end of the case, even though the judges declared it closed.Continue reading the main story
''Of course we're disappointed, and we certainly expect to appeal to the Supreme Court,'' Mr. Emery said. ''The incredible part of it is that the incumbents have once again negated the census changes. And they have deprived minorities of their fair share of the count. We have to appeal and seek redress.''
Among other things, the judges wrote that redistricting laws were within the of the State Legislature. They also said that the 2002 Senate plan reflected traditional districting principles, in compliance with the Voting Rights Act.
Senator Dean G. Skelos, a Nassau County Republican who was a co-chairman of the joint redistricting commission, said the judges had strongly rejected all the attacks on the plan, leaving very little room for the plaintiffs to win on appeal. ''We feel it's pretty bulletproof if an appeal is taken,'' he said. ''All the plaintiffs' claims were dismissed.''Continue reading the main story


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I suspect we'll probably see a cluster of Titanic books in the next year or so. Next April will be the one-hundredth anniversary of the ill-fated ship's first and last voyage. Look out for table-top books, collector's items, biographies and fictional accounts – all based on the event. Some contributions will be better than others. The Band that Played On:The Extraordinary Story of the 8 Musicians Who Went Down with the Titanic by Steve Turner (Thomas Nelson, 2011) is one of the better offerings.
The world's enduring fascination with the Titanic tragedy is peculiar. There have been any number of shipwrecks in the past two centuries, some of which led to even more loss of life. But there is something about the Titanic's sinking that strikes a chord even today.
People once called it "unsinkable."
It foundered on its maiden voyage.
The passengers were a microcosm of Europe: poor and rich, wealthy and immigrant, passenger and crew.
In The Band that Played On, Steve Turner tells the story of the eight members of the band who played on the deck of the ship during the sinking. Turner's tale gives brief biographical history of each of these young men. At times, his sketches are indeed "sketchy," due mainly to the lack of surviving documents that relate to these men's lives. But where Turner has good information, he is able to paint a remarkably accurate (and engaging) picture of these men.
This book is meticulously researched. 40% of its pages are devoted to footnotes and additional information. I was surprised to see the amount of material that Turner was able to uncover in his pursuit of these men's stories. As an historian, Turner lays out possible scenarios and refrains from making dogmatic assertions. But this way of approaching the book doesn't hurt it. Instead, it allows the reader the chance to travel back in time and see the varied interpretations of eyewitness testimony that were present even then.
Every Titanic book has a villain. Most of them zero in on Bruce Ismay, whose greed and pride led him to urge the captain to speed through the iceberg field. But Turner never sets his sights on Ismay. Instead, he focuses on brothers Charles and Frederkick Black. By the time the Titanic set sail, these music agents had a monopoly on supplying musicians to the ocean liners. Musicians were treated unfairly and were forced to comply with substandard accommodations. One of the most disturbing tales in the book recounts how the Black brothers wrote the father of one of the musicians who perished, demanding that he pay off an outstanding bill for the tailoring of his son's jacket to include the White Star insignia.
The hero of the story is bandleader Wallace Hartley, a devout Methodist who considered "Nearer, My God, to Thee" to be one of his favorite hymns. Though some historians have disputed the eyewitnesses who claimed that this hymn was the last song played by the band, Turner makes a persuasive case for believing that this hymn was indeed the band's swan song. Details surrounding the discovery of Hartley's body, his funeral, and the (possible) discovery of his violin make this book much more interesting than the over-told account of what happened the night of the sinking.
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GracePointe Crossing Gables East opened a new Gift Shoppe for residents, families and staff to enjoy on Feb. 1.
The Gift Shoppe is stocked with gift items, candy, jewelry, cards and many other items. The Gift Shoppe is run by volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering at the Gift Shoppe, call Sharon Crawford at 763-691-2140


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Build the casino in Hiawatha
The (Linn County gambling) vote is over. I don't know why a business, being built by private investors, needed us to vote for it. We didn't get to vote on a new library, buying a hotel, building a conference center, closing Second Avenue, or building a new fire station, public works building, NewBo Market, Czech museum, juvenile center, outside theater, or that large building on Edgewood Road and Ellis Boulevard. Tax money is going toward those projects.
Mayor Ron Corbett said (Feb. 20 Gazette story) he is going to tell casino owners that if it's going to be built downtown it should guarantee a certain number of rooms to be rented in the hotel and other demands. Why is the city telling the owners what they should do? Why does the city have to have its hands in everything? Is that why we don't have a water park, large zoo or amusement park?
Corbett also said that the casino will help prove that the taxpayers' large investment in the hotel and convention center was a good bet. Is he saying that if the casino isn't built the investment was a bad bet?
Steve Gray, you should build your casino in Hiawatha with a hotel and event center and maybe a water park.
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Jessye Norman; Rachel Yakar; José van Dam; John Aler; Jennifer Smith, (Soprano); Jules Bastin; Jean Claude Orliac; Nancy Argenta; Enid Hartle; Ashley Stafford; Gilles Cachemaille; Nicolas Robertson; Léonard Pezzino; Edwige Bourdy; Elisabeth Priday; Jean-Philippe Rameau; Pellegrin, M. l'abbeÌ; John Eliot Gardiner; Catherine Turocy; Pier Luigi Pizzi; Pierre Cavassilas; New York Baroque Dance Company.; English Baroque Soloists.; Monteverdi Choir.; Opéra de Paris.; Opéra de Lyon.; France 3 cinéma (Firm)
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|Mise-en-sceÌne, scenery and costumes, Pier Luigi Pizzi ; lighting for television, director of photography, Marc Jusseaume.
|Jessye Norman (Phèdre), Rachel Yakar (Aricie), José van Dam (Thésée), John Aler (Hippolyte), Jennifer Smith (Diane), Jules Bastin (Pluton/Jupiter/Neptune), Jean Claude Orliac (Tisiphone), Nancy Argenta (head priestess/a huntress), Enid Hartle (Oenone), Ashley Stafford, Gilles Cachemaille, and Nicolas Robertson (the Fates), Léonard Pezzino (Mercure), Edwige Bourdy (a sailor/a priestess), Elisabeth Priday (L'Amour), with the English Baroque Soloists and the Monteverdi Choir.
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|Recorded in performance at the TheÌaÌtre de l'ArcheveÌcheÌ, Aix-en-Provence, France, as part of the Festival d'Aix-en-Provence, on July 27, 1983.
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|co-produced by the Opéras of Paris and Lyon ; [television director], Pierre Cavassilas ; music by Jean Philippe Rameau ; libretto by Simon Joseph Pellegrin ; musical direction by John Eliot Gardiner ; choreography by Catherine Turocy.
Reconstruction of a tragédie-lyrique in five acts and a prologue, originally performed in Paris in 1733.
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Expelled Iranian diplomats arrive home
Iran's English language propaganda arm Press TV has a report on the expelled Iranian diplomats. Ehsan Mohammadi, former president of the Iranian Cultural Association of Carleton University, is among them. My favourite clip, though, is of the young boy wearing a T-shirt that appears to be emblazoned with a stylized American flag. You can see him about 11 seconds in.


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"As of now Peyton [Manning] continues to deal with a complicated neurological recovery, the end date of which is unpredictable," the Indianapolis Colts said in the statement.
With that one statement, the entire season of the Colts has been thrown in the meat grinder and fans are screaming incoherently into the air because like it or not, Indy long ago hitched all its horses to Peyton. He is the Colts. He makes them a SuperBowl contender. Without him, well, let's just say it isn't going to be pretty.
To be honest, even as a non-Colts fan, it's very hard to wrap my head around someone other that Manning starting in week 1 against Houston. This guy has been the ultimate warrior and competitor for the Colts and it's been so rare to see anything slow this guy down outside of the postseason. Without him, you honestly have to wonder if the Colts are even close to a .500 team.
Guess that's what you get when the Faustian deal runs out.
OK, I'm just kidding, I don't KNOW that some 'deal with the devil' went down for the Colts to end up with Manning instead of Ryan Leaf but let's just say I wouldn't be shocked if there was. That's how good the Manning/Colts combo has been and that's why it's almost sad to see this happen to them.
And let's be honest here folks, P. Manning is 35 years old and with this semi-serious neck issue that extends to his back and arms, this could end up being the end of the road for this future Hall of Fame QB.
If that's the case, and I'm not wishing ill on anyone, then that dooms the Colts franchise for the next few years. That team is built for one man, Peyton, and without him, it reverts to a subpar squad that could almost be in the running for the Andrew Luck sweepstakes. On the plus side, however, this opens the door for Houston and Tennessee (maybe even Jacksonville) to step up and take control of the division.
I don't claim to be able to see the future, Manning could come out of this as good as ever, but if the writing is on the wall as clearly as I think it is, then this is a sad sendoff for a man that brought so much to the game.
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The other day, Jim Peterson, who runs DEN Gallery (757 1/2 Santa Fe Drive, 303-507-6100), called to me from across the street. Ordinarily, this would annoy me. But if he hadn't, I wouldn't have known that DEN was open, because the chief access to it is through Space Gallery, which was closed. Peterson showed me a different way to get in: through a narrow pedestrian alley running along the south side of 757 Studio, which sounds like a gallery but is actually a tattoo parlor.
Another reason I didn't mind Peterson buttonholing me was that I had previously told him to let me know when the Jim Foster solo, the color of money, went up, and it just had. Foster is best known for his sculptures -- and there are a few of those in the show -- but he also does abstract painting, as evidenced by the exhibit's title piece, "the color of money," in ink on canvas (right).
Peterson also let me into Space Gallery (765 Santa Fe, 720-904-1088) so I could see Open Juried Show, which features works selected by Space director Michael Burnett and Robin Rule, owner of Rule Gallery.
With Burnett moonlighting as an abstract painter and Rule running a mostly abstract operation, it's hardly surprising to find abstraction dominating the Open Juried Show. What is surprising, though, is how good so many of their discoveries are.
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Except for Conor King and Lui Ferreyra, upstarts themselves, the artists in this exhibit are brand-new to me. Notice the cool unfinished-looking compositions by Janene Vandenberg, the shiny neo-abstract expressionist panels by Jen Omaitz, the dense arrangement of scribbly forms by Kari Lennartson and the lyrically retro pieces by Alix Evendorff.
Abstraction predominates in Burnett and Rule's selections, but there are other things worth noting, including the aforementioned King and Ferreyra, both of whom have done portraits; some meticulously finished photographic inkjet prints of toys in closeups by C. Chamberlin; and Felix Tannebaum's green-painted board with a line of little cartoons on it.
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I GET THAT A LOT, an April Fool's Day hidden camera special in which celebrities work in everyday jobs and try to convince customers they aren't who they appear to be, won its time period in viewers and key demographics, according to Nielsen preliminary live plus same day ratings for Wednesday, April 1.
From 8:00-9:00 PM, I GET THAT A LOT (S) won its time slot in households (6.3/11), viewers (10.34m), adults 25-54 (4.1/11), adults 18-49 (3.4/10) and adults 18-34 (2.3/08). This is CBS's best delivery in this time slot in viewers, adults 25-54, adults 18-49 and adults 18-34 since December 3, 2008 ("Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer").


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Teenagers sell tickets. Zombies sell tickets. Vampires sell tickets. Aliens sell tickets. Teenaged zombies and vampires fighting off aliens? Will you take a check right now? Because you might as well have got yourself a license to print money. At least that's what Sony thinks, since they're setting up a movie with that very premise right now. What do you call a movie with every pop culture trope represented in the tag line? Kitchen Sink of course. Who do you get to direct Kitchen Sink? Jonah Hill of huh…?
Well, Jonah Hill of Get Him to the Greek and Superbad more accurately. Hill's star has been steadily rising both in front of and behind the cameras, since he's currently producing, writing and starring in the upcoming movie adaptation of 21 Jump Street. Hill has been offered the chance to make his directorial debut with Kitchen Sink, a script by Orien Uziel, the writer of that kick-ass Mortal Kombat short with Michael Jai White and Jeri Ryan which did some time on the internet last year. Uziel will also write the script for the new Mortal Kombat movie, a move which could finish him if it turns out anything like the last few Mortal Kombat movies.
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Silent House is a scary but familiar horror, all wides eyes and cleavage
DVD Review: Silent House has plenty of suspense-stoked, real-time scares, but the 'is it all in her head?' heroine is way too clichéd.
Shot in one take (well, that's what they tell us), this high-concept horror contains some outstandingly suspense-stoked, real-time scares. All big eyes and cleavage, Elizabeth Olsen (Martha Macy May Marlene) is our nervy heroine, Sarah.
Back to clear up her family's remote, boarded-up old summer house, Sarah finds herself sealed inside, with strange footsteps echoing, floorboards creaking, the electricity cut and not a ghost of a mobile phone reception.
If you feel you've seen it before, you'd be right. Shot on POV handheld camera, this is a remake of recent, superior Uruguayan low-budgeter La Casa Muda.
Another of those tiresome 'is it all in her head?' jobs, it's held together pretty well by Olsen as she jiggles up and downstairs like a jelly chicken. However, given she hits the 'panic!' button ten minutes in, she can't help become one-note, while her character's illogical behaviour is increasingly infuriating.
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BOSTON—With 2:40 left in regulation Thursday at TD Garden, Lakers center Andrew Bynum pushed aside multiple Celtics while an ill-advised Pau Gasol 3-point attempt sailed toward the rim. Bynum grabbed the offensive rebound, bowled through Paul Pierce's contact and converted the put-back, drawing a foul on Pierce. He made the free throw and gave the Lakers a one-point lead.
It's the kind of play that, given the drama of L.A.'s 88-87 overtime win over Boston, is easy to overlook. But it's also the kind of play that, for the Lakers, offers a glimpse of what could wind up being the difference between a second consecutive postseason disappointment and a surprising spring run. Because if there's any factor that can mask the serious flaws in the Lakers' roster and turn this team into a contender, it is Bynum.
No one knows that more than coach Mike Brown, who was so taken with Bynum's 16-point, 17-rebound, three-block effort against the Celtics that, near the end of the game, he cupped Bynum's head right on the court and kissed his forehead. Bynum had a subpar shooting night, but he made up for it with hustle. He had another three-point play off an offensive rebound at the end of the first half, when he wildly flipped in a hook shot with 0.4 seconds to go, cutting the Celtics' lead to 47-45. He also had the game-winning points off a tip-in with 1:29 to play in overtime.
— Due diligence: Lakers GM willing to watch Arenas' workout
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— Weekend lookahead: Lin vs. Lakers at MSG
— Kobe update: Says wrist is fully healthy
"That's my guy," Brown said. "One thing I told him today, I told him, 'Every play. Every play.' If Andrew Bynum can figure out how to play every play like he is a monster, he would be off-the-charts good for us. Off-the-charts good. I thought tonight, he played every play, whether he got post touches or not, he just kept coming, kept coming, kept coming, kept coming. My motto with him is, 'Every play,' and he was doing it. So I was excited for him and excited for the moment. So I laid one on him."
Of course, that also is the problem with Bynum, seven years into his NBA career. He is putting together what is easily his best season; he was voted an All-Star starter and is averaging 17.1 points on 55.5 percent shooting, with 12.6 rebounds per game, third in the league. But you still get the sense that he can get better, whether it is his ability to think the game—he can become a much better passer out of double-teams, for example—or simply, as Brown says, playing with more focus and energy on every play.
"He is always telling me to just go out and play hard on every play," Bynum told Sporting News after the game. "If I do that, I come up with tips and stuff like I did tonight. That's pretty much the message. I think I am doing a good job with it this year. I think I can be a little more efficient around the paint. But other than that, I have been doing all right."
For all that has been said about changes to the Lakers—Kobe Bryant said this week in a radio interview that he expected "tweaks" to be made at the trading deadline, and Gasol's name has been grist for the rumor mill for nearly a year now—chances are the team's roster and payroll limitations mean that this team as it stands will probably be the one that Brown takes into the playoffs. They'd love to bulk up the bench, of course, improve at the point guard spot and address their horrendous perimeter shooting. The Lakers were 1-for-15 on 3-pointers against Boston, dropping them to 28.6 percent overall and behind Utah for worst in the league.
But the Lakers just don't have the assets on hand to cover those faults. And it is not like there is much room for growth among the players on the team. They have two star players, Bryant and Gasol, who are known commodities, at age 33 and 31, respectively. Every Laker who logged double-digit minutes against Boston is 31 or older—except, of course, Bynum, who is just 24.
"The sky is the limit with him, really," Gasol said. "You see sometimes how good he can be, how he plays and how teams have trouble with how big he is, just his size. He is still learning, though, and he is only going to get better."
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He is the future of the franchise. In the meantime, the Lakers are attempting to pull themselves out of the Phil Jackson, triangle-offense era and into a new Bynum-centric phase. That's coming, but it is a matter of when. Until Bynum is ready for the weight of that responsibility, until he plays like the "monster" Brown wants him to be on every play, the Lakers are stuck in a middle gear—still a good team with the Bryant-Gasol tandem, but unable to be great until Bynum shows up in full.
He's close. The All-Star berth is one indication of that. Whether he can arrive and dominate in time for this Lakers team to make a run, though, is a question for the season's second half.


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Story: Arabella and North met while they were in highschool, and fell in love immediately. Arabella was a freshman and North was a sophmore. They were in the same study hall and gym class together. After dating for six years, North finally popped the big question! They had been happily engaged for 8months and tied the knot in the middle of Spring on a nice sunny day. They live in Denver where Arabella is the official owner of the Colorado Avalanches-Colorado's finest hockey team. Being the daughter of the previous owner, and being a huge sports fan herself, it only made sense her father would pass on the rights to the team to her. North is attending the University of Denver studying Sports Medicine. He too is a major sports fan- probably one of the reasons Arabella and him get along so well. North and Arabella moved in together after graduating highschool a few years ago. They live in a gigantic farm house and own horses. The two of them are starting to train their horses to race and are sponsoring jockeys at the tracks. They make a decent income by doing this and hope one day their horses will race.
After being married for a year, the couple's best friends from highschool die in a plane crash. They left Mr. and Mrs. Holley their three children: Orson Wyn (3), Ella Dee (3), and Iris Ann Anderson (1). Not knowing how to help the two older children cope with their pain, or even how to begin to explain to them why their mom and dad will never come back, North and Arabella bought them a puppy Jack Russell: Todd. The children loved Todd so much. They particularly enjoy watching Todd run with the horses.
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Elk River's undefeated tennis team started its bid for a state championship by sweeping past Andover 7-0 on Tuesday at home.
The victory in the second round of Section 7AAA (they had a first-round bye) puts the Elks (26-0) in the semifinals next Tuesday in St. Francis.
The four teams competing will be the Elks and Forest Lake from the south, and Duluth East and Hibbing-Chisholm from the north.
The Elks are ranked first in the metro area by the Star-Tribune, and second in the state behind defending champion Rochester Mayo in the coaches' association top ten.
Singles, doubles next
The Elks will enter sub-section singles and doubles on Thursday at St. Francis.
Josh and Sam Gearou, the Elks one-two singles players for the third year and still just freshmen, will enter doubles along with seniors Ryan Ness and Mitchel Brandell.
The Ness-Brandell team beat the Gearou's in playoff and will be seeded first. Last year, both those tandems reached state, and both reached the consolation finals with the Gearou's winning.
Entering singles will be junior Josh Chuba (seeded third) and senior Matt Odegard (eighth). The Elks' section includes two-time state champion Dusty Boyer of Forest Lake.
Elk River 7, Andover 0
(1) Josh Gearou, ER, def Grant Johnson 6-0, 6-3
(2) Sam Gearou, ER, def Bobby Munoz 6-0, 6-0
(3) Ryan Ness, ER, def Erik Jones 6-3, 6-4
(4) Matt Odegard, ER, def Dillon Danforth 6-2, 6-0
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Rihanna And Chris Brown Reconnect On Twitter
Rihanna fans went haywire this weekend when they found out Rihanna was following ex-boyfriend on Twitter. This led to speculation that the two were back together, a few years after Brown physically abused the "S&M" singer.
When one follower openly asked Rihanna why the heck she was following Brown, Ri Ri tweeted back, "its fu**in twitter, not the altar! (sic)"
Oof, touchy touchy. Rihanna followed that up with an apologetic tweet, "babygirl I'm sorry, I didn't mean to hurt or offend u! Just needed to make it clear to the Navy! I still Stan for u xoxo. (sic)"
I mean, you can't blame the fans for getting a little upset when they see something like this going on, even if it's as simple as Twitter.
Rihanna, who was spotted leaving Kiki De Montparnasse via the back door where her vehicle was waiting in West Hollywood last night, recently explained why she relaxed a restraining order on Brown:
"We don't have to talk again ever in my life. I just didn't want to make it more difficult for him professionally. What he did to me was a personal thing. It had nothing to do with his career. Saying he has to be a hundred feet away from me, he can't perform at awards shows, that definitely made it difficult for him. That was the only thing it was going to change, so I didn't care."
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Top Gear: UK or US
So I'm right that the UK version wipes the floor with the US version, right?
If the US version is anything like the Aussie one then yes, yes you are :cool:
The US one blows dogs for quarters.
Doubt it will last, but Top Shot is still on and I would never have thought it would last the full first season....
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When you think of your friendly neighborhood banker, what comes to mind is someone who's taken the time to know you and your family and your financial needs.
That's the level of trust that banking regulators hope community bankers can use to bring so-called unbanked and underbanked consumers to traditional banking services.
"A lot of those institutions are located in small towns and rural communities where often they're the only financial institution available to serve those communities," Martin J. Gruenberg, acting chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., told me last week. "There are a lot of places in the country where if they didn't have a community bank, they wouldn't have a bank at all."
Gruenberg was in Dallas to meet with community bankers and FDIC employees.
"Most community banks tend to have a closer relationship with their customers," he said. "They tend to get to know their customers, establish relationships that are maintained over time."
Making them more accessible to unbanked and underbanked consumers is a key issue for the FDIC.
About 7.7 percent of U.S. households never use a bank, according a 2009 survey the FDIC conducted using U.S. Census Bureau data.
Also, about 17.9 percent of U.S. households are underbanked, meaning they may have a bank account but also use money orders, check-cashing services, payday loans, rent-to-own agreements or pawn shops at least once or twice a year.
Consumer advocates have criticized those services for charging high interest rates and fees.
Community banks, which typically have assets of less than $1 billion, also are in a good position to serve minorities, who make up a large part of the unbanked and underbanked, Gruenberg said.
"Community banks really play an important role in providing access to financial services at insured financial institutions," Gruenberg said.
One other possible vehicle to reach the unbanked and underbanked is cellphones. Low-income households and minority households are disproportionately represented among the unbanked and underbanked, yet they use mobile phones at a higher proportion than the population as a whole.
Gruenberg said he's been looking at what banks are doing with mobile banking and how it can be used to give the unbanked and underbanked access to banking services.
Developing countries have had mobile banking for some time, Gruenberg said. In the United States, regulatory and security hurdles still must be cleared.
"You don't want to get carried away until you get a better handle on it," he said. "But the potential is intriguing and sort of tantalizing."
Making bank accounts accessible to the unbanked and underbanked is critical to enabling them to join the mainstream financial marketplace.
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It's dead fancy with napkins folded like the Sydney opera house.
I stood over a glass porthole, looking 23 floors form. My legs buckled somewhat and that was on top of dealing with the building swaying in the high winds.
I was glad to be seated with an eastward view of Yorkshire in the distance!!! Grim weather, right????
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I have. I am natural medium blonde but for years went dark as a teenager. First went back to blonde by a professional, but went back dark 3 years later for a couple months, then decided I liked the blonde more. So I used a color stripper, might have been Color Oops, can't remember, but I was very meticulous about it. Then put a light blonde on. Next time I went to my hair salon, the girl said I did an amazing job on my own. I was a little nervous about stripping it, but in the end, it was better to strip it once than try re-dying it multiple times to get it right. My hair didn't feel bad afterwards.


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RESIDENT EVIL: RETRIBUTION is set to hit theaters on September 14, 2012. The film is directed by Paul WS Anderson and stars Milla Jovovich, Michelle Rodriguez, Sienna Guillory, and Kevin Durand.
Jovovich resumes her role as Alice from the original film, and this time she's caught in the path of the Umbrella Corporation's deadly T-virus. In the sequel, Alice awakens in the heart of Umbrella's most clandestine operations facility and unveils more of her mysterious past as she delves further into the complex. Without a safe haven, Alice continues to hunt those responsible for the outbreak; a chase that takes her from Tokyo to New York, Washington, D.C. and Moscow, culminating in a mind-blowing revelation that will force her to rethink everything that she once thought to be true.
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Our artist led Hospital Mixtape series continues! Over the years, S.P.Y has become one of the most well-respected producers and DJs in the game with an astute ear for the crispest, deepest and darkest drum & bass. T
S.P.Y's sets are consistently crammed with the highest quality selections, which hasn't gone unnoticed. In 2015 he was chosen to present the prestigious BBC Radio 1 Essential mix for Pete Tong and subsequently joined Annie Mac at her BBC Radio 1 stage at Glastonbury Festival.
A DJ in high demand, S.P.Y has spent the last year touring the globe from USA to Canada, Australia to New Zealand. Last summer he took to the stage at Bestival, Sun & Bass, EDC and Tomorrow World! Yet around his crowded schedule he's found the time to delve deep in his record box and pull together 31 standout tracks of the moment.
He's got his hands dirty getting hold of 15 previously unreleased tracks from the likes of Logistics, Dub Elements, Anile, Whiney and Random Movement. His hard work continues with three brand new S.P.Y productions 'Take Control', 'Second Encounter' and 'Silent Wave'. He's given a helping hand to brother Unreal featuring on his fire-fuelled track 'Enduro' and a got his head down to produce a Jungle VIP of BCee's – 'Back To The Street'.
S.P.Y's been in hot demand for his remixing skills in the past year with his (Not So Glittery) Sigma remix hitting the BBC Radio 1Xtra playlist for a huge six weeks running. He's done it again with four fresh reworks of: TC – 'Rep' ft Jakes, London Elektricity – 'Why Are We Here?', Fred V & Grafix – 'Ultraviolet' and and Digital – 'Deadline'. Hidden amidst the track-list is an amen-break laced gem from Med School's Etherwood, he's taken on S.P.Y's epic 'What The Future Holds'.
This year's edition of the Hospital Mixtape tears out in true S.P.Y fashion, a midnight ride of filthy switch-ups and flawless transitions; one for the warehouse warriors.
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Sex without a doubt one of the most pleasant and rewarding activities in a person's life, if not the most enjoyable. This is of course why men as well as women are pretty much always ready to go when the opportunity to have sex arises. Well, as it turns out they might be onto something more than just getting and giving pleasure and having fun with their partners.
Studies have shown repeatedly that sex is actually really good for our general health and well being. Yep, you read that right! People who have sex often, tend to be healthier than people who don't! Some of the benefits of sex though are not that easy to guess. So, if you ever needed more excuses to have sex, here are the most surprising ways that sex can benefit your health!
1. It boosts the immune system
According to recent studies and statistics, sexually active people take less sick days than sexually inactive people. Furthermore, researchers at Wilkes University in Pennsylvania, discovered that the bodies of sexually active students contained double the amount of certain antibodies than the bodies of students who weren't having sex. As you can probably guess, there is only one conclusion to be made here: sex boosts your immune system.
Why is that happening? well, scientists are baffled, but they think that intimacy and the exchange of bodily fluids that sends the immune system into overdrive. In other words, it forces it to adapt a "better safe than sorry" strategy.


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While most look at Transformers: War for Cybertron, High Moon Studios' foray into the eternal struggle between the Autobots and the Decepticons, as a break-out success, that assumption is typically in connection with the game's varied single player campaign. Its multiplayer component, on the other hand, is not looked upon in such a reverential light, but High Moon hopes to change that with Fall of Cybertron, their Transformers sequel due out this August.
Talking about War for Cybertron, in connection with Fall, game Director Matt Tieger revealed that his studio wasn't exactly pleased with the way War for Cybertron's multiplayer turned out. Part of that has to do with a lack of character customization, and some of the blame rests with having a community too small to sustain a multiplayer experience.
This time, however, with Fall of Cybertron, Activision is really "getting behind" High Moon and allowing them to push the boundaries, turning the experience "to 11," so to speak. Customization alone — creating your own Transformer variant fit for the multiplayer battlegrounds — could take up to ten hours if the player so desires. And then, of course there are the dozens of ways for players to get their fill in the online arenas.
In all reality, there's a reason that gamers aren't going to be instantly flocking to the multiplayer in Fall of Cybertron, and that's because of the engrossing and diverse single player campaign High Moon has created. Each mission, featuring a different type of gameplay and Transformer, promises to be a completely new experience, whether you're stomping around as Grimlock or calling in airstrikes from Metroplex.
Multiplayer, for some games, is the bread and butter, but for Fall for Cybertron it's the icing on the cake. Still, Activision's support for the multiplayer portion suggests they want to create that sustainable group they were unable to foster with the first game, leading us to believe Transformers has become another flagship franchise for the publisher, right along Call of Duty.
Were you a fan of War for Cybertron's multiplayer modes? Does the prospect of customizing your own Transformer give you enough incentive to try out this game's multiplayer?
Transformers: Fall of Cybertron releases August 21, 2012 for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
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Mori is an unusual place. For starters, it's housed in an old VFW post that's done double-duty as a Japanese restaurant since 1948. But the building dates further back than that, to the 1890s, when it was a brothel (and a fairly popular one, from what I understand). Today, depending on which door you enter, the space is full of odd little corners stacked with cast-off signage and broken restaurant equipment. Even in the bar and seating areas, the carpets are ragged, the tile floors scuffed from fifty years of shuffling passage and the decor teetering right on the edge of Asian kitsch without quite tumbling over. But if you can get past the look of the place both outside and in and make your way to the often busy dining room with its ten-seat sushi bar, you'll be rewarded with consistently good sushi. The fish is always fresh, the staff is always friendly, the specials are always interesting (this past Friday: Scottish oak-smoked kosher salmon and salmon toro), and the crew working the bar has a surprisingly modernist take for a sushi bar that's been serving since the start of Denver's love affair with Asian cuisine. The Mori special consists of choice bits of the day's best fish wrapped with real shredded crab meat inside a skin of cucumber, topped with orange tobiko and then double-sauced with a bitter miso dressing and a lace of sweet vinegar. The result is a great six-pack of rolls that can easily be turned into a full meal with the addition of one of the Edo standards that the rollers behind the bar do very well, or anything off the comprehensive Japanese menu. Mori isn't the prettiest restaurant in the city, but what it lacks in looks it certainly makes up for with the comfort of good company and long history.
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E-mail letters, Feb. 1, 2010
Obama's goal is total control
Suppose that Obama and his congressional buddies decide, for whatever reason, that having an armed population is not good for them and they decide to confiscate all firearms from citizens. Is that against the Bill of Rights? Yes, but that does not matter because of the threat that lingers over him and his buddies. Besides, the Bill of Rights is outdated and can be ignored, as he and his buddies have already demonstrated.
As commander in chief of the armed forces, he decides to begin the confiscation process, say in Grand Junction. To occupy and control the town, he sends in a battalion of infantry, 1,000 soldiers along with some armored vehicles. A house-to-house search is conducted for weapons, repeating this scenario throughout the United States until we have a totally disarmed citizenry.
Is this a fairy tale, it will never happen?
I was sergeant in the Indiana National Guard in the mid-'50s. Though the motivation and outcome were different than the above scenario, our company was called upon by the governor to occupy Hagerstown, Indiana. Deadly violence occurred during a union strike against a Perfect Circle
plant. Other towns were also occupied for several weeks.
Armored half-tracks with quad .50 machine guns were placed strategically around the town; soldiers carried weapons and were issued live ammunition; curfew was enforced from 6 pm-6 am; during daylight hours, groups no larger than 3 people were permitted on the streets; vehicles entering/leaving town were inspected at roadblocks.
Am I an alarmist? Perhaps so, but I have been around for many years and am astounded by what has occurred in our country during this past year.
Obama's is determined to make good his promise: "bring about fundamental change within the USA." His goal is total control and it will happen, if we allow it!
Eliminating exemption is arbitrary
Eliminating the sales-tax exemption on candy and soft drinks may seem reasonable on the surface, but if you take a closer look you will see it is arbitrary and discriminatory. The Daily Sentinel's Jan. 31 editorial asked, "Is there any reason that soft drinks and candy — which are hardly nutritional necessities – should be exempt from the state sales tax as other food is?" The answer is, most definitely, yes.
Candy and soft drinks are being singled out. However, they are made from the same ingredients as many other foods. Levying sales tax on soft drinks while exempting other high fructose-based drinks, that have the same or worse nutritional profiles, discriminates against the soft-drink industry.
Taxing candy while exempting, for example, ice cream, fudge brownies and potato chips in regard to their nutritional benefits is absurd. Candy and soft drinks may just be the easiest of targets.
In addition, taxes on food are regressive in that they penalize low-income families to a greater extent.
We are very concerned with the budgetary dilemma Colorado is currently facing and are more than willing to pay our fair share. However, using the budget crisis to discriminate against one or two sectors of the business community is unfair.
Obama continues spending
Less than a week after our president, in his State of the Union address, mouthed his deep and abiding concern for the country's fiscal crisis and announced his intention to cut discretionary spending, an AP story outlines his plan to spend $200 million on security for the trials of Muslim terrorists in an as yet un-named U.S. city.
And yet while $200 million is likely viewed as chump change in light of the trillions he proposes in his upcoming budget, how stupid must he believe the American people to be not to see through this apparent double-speak?
Worse yet may be his cavalier ignorance of the implications involved with trying these enemy combatants, including the 9/11 plotter Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, in U.S. criminal courts instead of in the military tribunals created for the purpose.
In so doing he most generously grants constitutionally provided citizen's rights to foreign nationals, guarantees them a world stage from which to spew their bile and heedlessly brings ashore the virtual assurance of further attacks on American soil by the radical Islamic organizations who sponsored these thugs in the first place.
Congratulations to Mr. Obama. He is about to score a trifecta for the bad guys. And that, combined with his most recent double-speak gets him a triple-double for his stats. Way to go, buddy!
Natural gas drilling can be unsafe
There are many empirical and case studies that demonstrate that there are adverse health and safety consequences from the operations of natural gas drilling. And although much attention has been given toward the protection of animal species residing in the locales of such industrial activities, not enough has been done to protect the well being of humans.
Recently, minimal yet reasonable gas industry regulations were passed in Colorado. However, our state government chose to leave out the most important restriction that could have gone a long way toward protecting urban homeowners and farmers from harm to their well being and safety. I am referring here to the quarter-mile setback rule. Such setbacks would ensure that air quality of inhabited dwellings would be at least minimally maintained and that fires would not so easily spread from wells to inhabited dwellings.
Representatives from natural gas extraction companies talk much in public about their mitigation of drilling impacts upon communities. Yet they will not voluntarily impose upon themselves the one mitigation that would most ensure the protection of the public welfare, the quarter-mile setback rule. This rule would stipulate that well drilling should not be undertaken nearer than a quarter mile from any home or other inhabited dwelling.
Our state Legislature must act quickly to pass the quarter-mile setback rule. I don't care if the lobbyists are opposed to such regulation. Human decency demands such action!
Obama's record goes against campaign promises
President Obama's record in office does not square with his campaign promises or with many of the statements made in the state of the union address. One way to measure his performance during the first year is to evaluate his record against three fundamental principles of leadership.
First, do what you say your going to do. Second, prioritize your tasks. Third, when you take on a difficult task begin with the end in mind. Candidate Obama promised transparency in government, no earmarks, bipartisanship and no role for lobbyists in government.
The president's record in office shows that those promises were a clever fiction. His campaign staff used them to appeal to the electorate's desire for change in the Washington culture. They never intended to make good on their promises. However, they failed to realize that one's creditability is a precious resource. Once lost you can never regain it.
President Obama and his administration can finesse this issue while in office; but when he runs for re-election the American people will wonder if they can believe his promises the second time around. A leader when faced with many critical tasks must rank them in order of importance. Once they are prioritized, he must pursue those that take precedence until completion.
President Obama took immediate action on the economy on entering office. However, he did not finish the job as he turned to other tasks. The result is now a year later we are going to reset our priorities and focus again on the economy and jobs. Finally, when one undertakes a difficult and complex task one needs to frame what he/she wants to achieve when the job is done. The more complex the task, the more detailed the planning. President Obama rather then taking a leadership role in formulating the stimulus bill and health care reform abrogated these responsibilities to the Democratic-controlled congress.
We have seen the results of this hands off approach. President Obama need to show "change we can believe in" if he wants to lead this country. PETER REKEMEYER


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Obama Reverses Bush Ban On Contraceptive Supplies to Leading Int'l Family Planning Organization
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) today reversed a Bush Administration policy to block African governments from providing U.S.-funded contraceptive commodities to Marie Stopes International (MSI), one of the world's leading family planning organisations.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) today reversed a Bush Administration policy to block African governments from providing U.S.-funded contraceptive commodities to Marie Stopes International (MSI), one of the world's leading family planning organisations. Restoring U.S. support will allow women to exercise their basic human rights while helping them avoid unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions and reduce the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.
The ban imposed by Bush as part of a full-on attack on women's access to contraception worldwide disrupted MSI operations in six of the affected countries – Ghana, Malawi, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe – including some where MSI delivers nearly a third of all family planning services nationally.
According to MSI chief executive Dana Hovig:
"Today's policy reversal is the latest example of the Obama Administration's commitment to put people before politics [and] a sign of [it's] determination to return science to the heart of US public health policy."
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Hovig noted that lack of access to modern contraception contributes to the deaths each year of more than half a million women – or 1,500 per day – from pregnancy-related causes.
Nearly one in four women in sub-Saharan Africa express a need for family planning services but do not have access. Hovig states:
"There has been clear evidence over many years that voluntary access to contraception is one of the best ways to reduce the number of maternal deaths in Africa, including those from unsafe abortions. Research has shown that for every 100 IUDs made available to our programmes as a result of this decision, we will avert nearly 315 unwanted pregnancies, 45 unsafe abortions and two maternal deaths."
The Bush Administration justified its September 2008 policy by falsely accusing MSI of being complicit in "coercive abortion and involuntary sterilizations" through its role as implementing partner to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in China.
Globally, MSI manages sexual and reproductive health programmes in 43
countries. In 2008 alone, MSI programmes protected the equivalent of 13
million couples from unwanted pregnancy, a 40% increase over 2006 and
the single largest two-year growth in the organisation's 32 year
history. A majority of MSI's family planning efforts are in rural,
underserved areas where women are particularly vulnerable and lives are
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Samsung celebrated its strong 2005 HDTV performance with its retail partners, and the four star quarterbacks featured in its new ad campaign, at a special dinner during CES at the Wynn hotel. Boomer Esiason, Steve Young, Troy Aikman and Dan Marino signed footballs for Samsung execs, retail guests and business partners, as well as discussing the latest NFL news and views about the upcoming playoffs.
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If the growing fog of snow that turns your screen too white to read gets you down, have no fear: Hit the "Defrost" button to clear the fog or search for the term "defrost" in the search bar and the screen will go back to normal.
This is far from the first time Google has offered hidden "Easter eggs" to searchers in the know. Last month, for example, users could enter the word "askew" into the search box and watch their screens go crooked. Earlier in the month, users could enter the phrase "do a barrel roll" and watch their screens spin around.
We may not have a snowy Christmas, but we can have a snowy Google.
UPDATE: Once the screen "fogs up" and the "Defrost" button appears, you can draw images on the fogged up screen by holding down your mouse button and dragging the cursor around.
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(Riverton, Wyo.) – Vapor Corner is located inside Artistic Impressions Tattoo Studio. It's "Your Vapor Store" now serving the Riverton Area. Starter Kits and Accessories from Kangertech, Ego, Evod and Innokin. Premium E-Liquids made in the USA in a ISO lab, from Velvet Cloud Vapor Mister E-Liquid and Johnson Creek Smoke Juice. Available in PG/VG and just VG Blends, try our E-Liquids before you buy.
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Stop in with your questions and Dave will do his best to satisfy your needs.
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Re "Mormons launch online push to ordain women to the priesthood" (Tribune, April 3):
As one Mormon man who's tired of always being asked to run things in my local wards, to the women who want priesthood, and I assume the responsibilities and "power" of it I say, go for it!
I'd be more than happy for you to go to all those meetings. Let me teach classes, visit the sick and lonely and plan social gatherings. A little role reversal would be great.


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By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
May 22, 2002
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
|Really fun, and kinda hard at it's grade for this cliff.
By Scott Conner
From: Lyons, CO
Jun 26, 2003
|I thought this route was almost as good as Dementia (which I think is the best pitch in the canyon) and as good as any other route at Happy Hour. Felt stiff for 5.9 (pumpy!) but the gear is pretty good, albeit a little awkward in places. Surprising this route is star-less in Rossiter's guide. The anchor on top can be set with #1 to #4 Camalots; I used a #1, #3 and #3.5.
By Hayden Yurkanis
Sep 25, 2003
|This route is the best on the cliff...really spectacular and 10 times better than Dementia. The crux is definitely getting over the chimney roof, then there is some more hard laybacking up above. This climb is probably a sandbag, but the protection is excellent.
By Ron Olsen
From: Boulder, CO
Oct 25, 2003
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
Along with Dementia, the best route on Happy Hour. Sustained, interesting climbing throughout with a burly layback crux past the roof.
Set up a gear anchor to belay, then traverse right and rap from the bolts atop Cheers (aka Thrill of the Chaise) to get down.
By Jason Shatek
Jan 2, 2006
rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
|Remember those 5.9 overhangs in the gym that you thought didn't exist outside? There is nothing slight about the overhang IMHO. A fantastic climb at the grade with plentiful pro; albeit a little tricky to place going around the roof. This was an awesome climb, I can't wait to do it again!
By Sergio P
From: Idaho Springs, CO
Oct 30, 2006
rating: 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b
|If Dementia is 5.10a, then this is .10b. More physically-intensive then Dementia for sure. Small stoppers and/or big RPs help protect the thin crack before the 2nd roof. It is possible to traverse right at the top and lower off the Dementia anchors with a 60m rope. However, if you do this make sure to use a long sling on any gear placed after the second roof. Great route!
By percious
From: Bear Creek, CO
Mar 23, 2009
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
|I actually thought this was considerably easier than Dementia. Hard for a 5.9, as you have to place gear while hanging out on the overhanging section, but the hold there is good, and a medium sized slotted nut is quick to place with the left hand. One awkward move in the middle brings you to easier climbing. Walk off is recommended. I think this is the most sustained and best 5.9 at this crag, and may be the best climb at the cliff, it's a toss-up between this and Twofer's for me. I like the sand-bag potential for Twofer's better ;-) .
By Vincent K
From: Boulder, CO
Aug 21, 2014
|If your second wants to climb it, I'd recommend belaying from the top rather than toproping since the rock is a little sharp in places. There are two bolts with rap rings at the top. Also, don't forget to place gear to keep the rope out of the crack.
By Jay Eggleston
From: Denver
Aug 29, 2014
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
|There are bolts above this climb, probably for Rush Hour, and they look safer to reach from above than the Dementia anchors which are at about the same level. I solo down climbed to the anchor, so I know it is possible. The crux on this is difficult but very short.
By The Blueprint Part Dank
From: FEMA Region VIII
Apr 4, 2016
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
|I also found this to be noticeably more difficult than Dementia, some of the moves are fairly awkward. No move is harder than 5.9, but very few are any easier. Super sustained at the grade.... So call it 9+.