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Daniel Moth sent me a note telling me that he would be at MEDC (great news), and that he was looking forward to my "talk". I want to set expectations here. I'm on a panel. I'm taking my cue from Jonny Moseley on Warren Miller's Fifty, when he introduces a freestyle event: "This is how we get it done these days. It's much too dangerous for me to actually be out there".
A panel is what you sign up for when you are too tired [ frightened | unprepared ] to do a talk, but you want to get a cool shirt. I'm actually honored to be on a panel. It seems only yesterday I was skipping school and firing home made potato(e) guns from inside an abandoned railway car, and now I'm on a panel. Cool.
The only reason I have time to write this is because folks I work with are sweating it out right now, reviewing their slides, practicing in front of mirrors, taking conflicting advice from lots of people on the manner of their speech, posture, dress, font size, etc etc. My job is to wander into their offices, and give them advice on the manner of their speech, posture, dress and font size. It's a good job.
Be sure and check out the talks by Richard Greenberg, Roman Batoukov, Scott Holden, David Kline and Mark Ihimoyan from my team.
I'm excited about MEDC. You have made the .NET Compact Framework a pretty hot topic. Seth Demsey and Neil Enns will be on stage with Bill at the keynote and they're going to show off some cool stuff.
I've been involved in some preparation for the panel. The general theme is around helping explain what tool is best for what job. Frankly, I'd prefer if the panel format was such that I just asked you questions on this topic. We've effectively built a toolkit with the .NET Compact Framework, with an almost dizzying numbers of choices. I'll defend this, given that there are lots of different programming problems, solutions, and even skills sets, conceptual models and biases about the best way to solve a given problem.
That said, I'm struggling to think about how I would position the following technologies, all of which we support today:
Relational tables, transactions and networked replication at the SQL-Mobile level; including data-binding to GUI elements
Relational tables, as ADO.NET DataSets, serialized and transmitted over network via web services
Hierarchical data, stored and manipulated as XML and the XML class libraries
Programming language objects, serialized to the file system, moved across the network via web services and data bound to GUI elements
Simple remote method calls over web services
"Push replication" via an ActiveSync file copy between a Windows PC and device
Low level network access
Store and forward messaging via System.Messaging/MSMQ
I look forward to talking to folks at MEDC to learn what works in the real world (i.e. outside Redmond - I've seen it on several vacation trips).
It never hurts to get noticed by the boss.
I had mentioned in a previous post that we were thinking about the problem of transiently connected networks for our next release. We're still thinking about it, most recently about the importance of addresses.
People focused on networking technology (like me) tend to under-appreciate the importance of addresses to customer adoption of a solution. Addresses are the proxies that people use to identify other people or organizations. Key qualities of great address, for a large network, are discoverability, lifespan and administration. Phone numbers are examples of addresses that are highly discoverable, stable for a long length of time and formally administered by an organization. Instant messaging addresses are slightly less discoverable, stable enough and created ad-hoc with formalized collision detection. URLs and email addresses are the two other very successful addresses, both with distributed administration and collision avoidance schemes.
The other critical quality of an address is the number of addressable endpoints. Phone numbers are excellent in this regard. Any one of over 1 billion landline and 1 billion wireless phones can address any other phone, simply by knowing a phone number. Those of us from the PC networking and Internet world often marvel at the continued success of SMS text messages, given their very high cost, limited bandwidth and boring user experience. Yet no other technology offers a set of addresses, and associated underlying protocols, with the qualities that customers value.
It sometimes comes as surprise that phone numbers could be superior to any one of several addresses used on the Internet. Despite the technical elegance of the basic TCP/IP machine address / application address, IP addresses are nearly useless to customers. While the shortage of V4 addresses has received considerable attention, the impact that the various techniques to work around this problem (DHCP, PPP, NAT) have had on the inherent peer to peer nature of the TCP/IP is underappreciated. The modern internet consists of a relatively small number of machines that have fixed addresses and a much larger number of machines that have very short lived addresses that are reused from a pool. The IP address of the latter group of machines is effectively useless as an endpoint address, doing little more than satisfying the technical need for a legal local address in a purely "connect out" environment.
Various dynamic name server technologies, like DNS and WINS can hide transient addresses behind a name with a longer lifespan. This is not likely to ever be practical on an Internet scale, but works fine for isolated networks within organizations. The effect of this is to create many new address spaces, with similar looking addresses but no interoperation among them.
URLs, since they build of DNS names, suffer from the same disadvantages. The URL space is extremely large and flexible, but it is difficult or impossible for me to offer you a URL that you can reliably address on my corporate machine, home or PocketPC.
IPV6 may eventually solve this, by assigning everyone an address with the qualities of a phone number. Dynamic DNS servers and/or distributed name resolution algorithms will make these addresses friendlier to humans. Unfortunately, the rollout of IPV6 to internet or phone system scale is a many year exercise, and even when the IP address space is suitability discoverable and long lived corporate security concerns almost guarantee that true peer-to-peer connectivity between any two machines in the world will never happen.
There is set of business and technical issues around mobile devices and operators that also impede true TCP/IP level peer connectivity. It is reasonable to plan for the vast majority of devices to be connect out only at the lower layers. A peer to peer user experience will almost certainly have to be created by using "relay servers", like mail and instant messaging do today.
Anyway, the main thing this thought exercise has reinforced for me is that I have to hire some people, smarter, and harder working than me, so I can slack off and shoot potato guns. If you're interested, contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. We're also look for hotshot graphics engineers too. If no one applies, you'll just have to use whatever stuff I can think up.
I was late for work this morning. After my family left in the morning, and then my immediate neighbors left, I cranked the volume up to 11 and watched Mike Oldfield's Art in Heaven DVD. If you like Mike Oldfield, or progressive rock, this is a great disk. The concert was New Year's Eve in Berlin, and it makes me sad that I was huddled in the basement retesting the generator and checking the fresh water supply. But before you take musical advice from me, consider that I can lay down Pink Floyd, Pet Shop Boys, Al Stewart, B-52s, Neil Diamond and The Irish Rovers on the same tape (electro-mechanical playlist like thing) and think it sounds pretty good.
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The bright side of GOP midterm victories for the Obama team
- By Will InbodenWill Inboden is Executive Director of the William P. Clements, Jr. Center for History, Strategy, and Statecraft at the University of Texas-Austin. He also serves as Associate Professor at the LBJ School of Public Affairs and Distinguished Scholar at the Robert S. Strauss Center for International Security and Law.
Now that the final rounds of primaries are over and November midterm elections approach, many signs point to huge Republican gains in Congress. Seven weeks is still a long time in politics, so the GOP shouldn't pull a Leon Lett and start celebrating yet. But many independent analysts see a GOP takeover of the House of Representatives as likely, and a potential pick-up of seven or eight seats in the Senate. Such prospects are no doubt causing some serious heartburn in the Obama White House. However, here's a different thought: the Obama administration's national security team should actually welcome major GOP gains in Congress.
While the president's roles as commander-in-chief and diplomat-in-chief give the Executive Branch the lead responsibility on defense and foreign policy, Congress also plays essential parts, especially on spending allocations and scrutiny (in support or opposition) of White House policies. On some of the most important national security issues, a Republican Congress would probably be more supportive of the Obama administration's policies than the current Democratic majorities on the Hill.
Admittedly, foreign policy doesn't seem to be a major concern in the current electoral climate, which is focused on the moribund economy, a dubious health care bill, and the colossal budget deficit. This is certainly the case with the Tea Party movement, and as Peter Baker has described, the Tea Partiers aren't united by any particular foreign policy position.
Nevertheless, the 112th Congress will still have to address a number of national security concerns. If the GOP does take the House and make substantial Senate inroads, here's what it will likely mean for several key issues:
- Afghanistan: Republicans in Congress have generally been more supportive of the Obama administration's troop surge and ongoing deployment in Afghanistan than Democrats (and likewise with the continuing force presence in Iraq). As Afghanistan enters the crucible of the next several months, Congressional Republicans will bring much scrutiny of the administration's policy, but at the end of the day will be much more likely to support and — crucially — fund continuing military operations there.
- Iran: Judging by the overwhelming congressional vote in June for tighter economic sanctions on Iran, there is considerable bipartisan concern over Iran's nuclear weapons program and support for confronting it. Yet in the unfortunate but real chance that the sanctions regime fails and some type of military action becomes necessary, congressional Republicans will also be more likely than Democrats to support the administration.
- The Defense Budget: With exploding budget deficits posing a serious threat to the nation's short and long-term economic health, the next Congress will have no choice but to take a hard look and meaningful action on government spending. This will not spare the Pentagon budget, and Defense Secretary Robert Gates is already ahead of the curve in identifying spending cuts and program cancellations. But cutting fat is one thing; cutting muscle and bone is another. When faced with the need to trim the federal budget, congressional Democrats are more likely to prioritize cutting defense over trimming domestic programs. A GOP Congress would be more willing to make deeper cuts in domestic spending while aligning with Secretary Gates' priorities in maintaining a robust defense budget.
- Free Trade: The White House has given lip service, but taken little action, on pushing for congressional ratification of Free Trade Agreements negotiated and signed by the Bush administration with South Korea, Colombia, and Panama. This is partly because of the administration's anemic trade policy, and partly a bow to the political realities of Democratic opposition on the Hill. A GOP Congress would be much more receptive to ratifying these FTAs and supporting other free trade initiatives — and see whether the administration is willing to translate its words into deeds.
On other national security issues — terrorism, arms control, China, Russia, democracy and human rights — a more Republican-leaning Congress would probably bring more scrutiny on certain Obama administration policies. But it is hard to foresee the Hill forcing any dramatic policy changes in those areas (with one wild card being the possible ratification of the New START treaty, which if not completed during this Congress could face renewed scrutiny from new GOP Senators, as Bob Joseph and Eric Edelman point out).
Still, all things considered, if Republicans win big in November, amid the gloomy faces at the White House, there should be a few surreptitious smiles from the national security team.

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Windows 7 x64 pagefile, scratch disk, temp files, etc
I have the following desktop: TechComet: My Gadgets
My MO is generally to keep things default unless there is a good reason why I should change the way something is set up.
An example is that I read SSDs wear out over time so it is better to put the paging file on a separate disk. Hence, I created a dedicated partition on my 1TB HD and put my paging file there. The partition is 10GB and the paging file can go up to a total of 9GB (I have 6GB of RAM).
I have read articles that I suggest I move my Photoshop CS5 scratch disk of my SSD onto a separate hard drive. Hence, I made my paging file partition bigger and put the scratch disk there. I dont deal with a lot of massive photoshop files, so this shouldnt be a big deal, but again I want the best performance with the least hassle.
So, my questions are:
1. Where should the paging file be placed and approximately how big should it be?
2. Where should the Photoshop scratch disk be placed?
3. Should I move my temp folders off my SSD (i.e. move them to my HD)?
4. Are there any other hardware or optimization tweak that would benefit the speed or longevity of my system?
Again like I said I dont like trying out every obscure hack, for one thing there is so much disagreement over these hacks that it is difficult to figure out what is the best thing to do.
Anyway, thanks for helping!
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Asked and answered, over and over again.
Windows 7 x64 pagefile, scratch disk, temp files, etc
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|12 Jun 2010
See, this is the point, no-one replied on this forum, so if I had posted only here I would not have gotten any response at all.
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|12 Jun 2010
I understand why you did it - so you could get attention before anyone else. But understand this is like going to a busy grocery store and sending your 10 kids to stand in line at each checkout, then rushing your cart over to the one that gets to the front first.
There are limited number of responders on all these forums and you are attempting to get their attention for something that is not even a problem! Google could have been used, probably with less effort than posting the same question all over the place, to get most of your answers, if not all.
As I noted in that other thread, this practice often does result in conflicting information and it can lead to results that are confusing not only to the OPs, but to the responders as well.
The proper thing to do is post at one site, wait a few days and then if not satisfied, move to another site.
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1. ALBERT1 DUMFORD (JOSEPHA, DANIELB, MICHAELC) was born December 1840 in Stonelick or Williamsburg Twp, Clermont, OH, and died 19 March 1921 in Darke Co., OH age 90, widowed. He married (1) HANNAH M. GRANGER 08 November 1865 in Clermont Co., OH. She was born Abt. 1845 in OH, and died Bef. 1897 in OH. He married (2) MARGARET E. ? Abt. 1896 in OH. She was born September 1860 in OH, and died 09 June 1914 in Mercer Co., OH.
Children of ALBERT DUMFORD and HANNAH GRANGER are:
i. LEMAN2 DUMFORD, b. 12 October 1866, Clermont Co., OH; d. 05 November 1938, Darke Co, OH; m. RACHEL A. BUTT, Abt. 1892; b. 22 March 1873, OH; d. 13 April 1963, Darke Co., OH age 90, widowed.
ii. ELLA DUMFORD, b. Abt. 1871, Clermont Co., OH.
iii. ADDA DUMFORD, b. Abt. 1872, Clermont Co., OH.
iv. OLLIE M. DUMFORD, b. Abt. 1875, Clermont Co., OH; m. ORVILLE T. SHOCKNEY, 04 September 1897, Darke Co., OH.
2. v. FRANK DUMFORD, b. Abt. 1877, OH.
vi. EMMA DUMFORD, b. January 1880, Jackson Twp., Clermont, OH.
3. vii. GEORGE DUMFORD, b. 04 June 1884, OH (possibly Jackson Twp, Clermont Co.); d. 27 August 1966, Union City, Randolph, IN - age 82. He was a resident of Darke Co., OH.
Children of ALBERT DUMFORD and MARGARET ? are:
viii. ANNA P.2 DUMFORD, b. September 1899, Washington Twp, Mercer Co., OH?; d. Bef. 1910, Washington Twp, Mercer Co., OH?.
ix. CHARLES W. DUMFORD, b. 1903, OH; d. 1920, OH - age 17.
Generation No. 2
2. FRANK2 DUMFORD (ALBERT1, JOSEPHA, DANIELB, MICHAELC) was born Abt. 1877 in OH. He married ANNA A. ? Abt. 1901 in OH. She was born Abt. 1884 in OH.
Children of FRANK DUMFORD and ANNA ? are:
i. BROOM E.3 DUMFORD, b. Abt. 1903, OH.
ii. RAYMOND DUMFORD, b. Abt. 1904, OH.
iii. STANLEY DUMFORD, b. Abt. 1908, OH.
3. GEORGE2 DUMFORD (ALBERT1, JOSEPHA, DANIELB, MICHAELC) was born 04 June 1884 in OH (possibly Jackson Twp, Clermont Co.), and died 27 August 1966 in Union City, Randolph, IN, although he was a resident of Darke Co., OH - age 82. He married (1) CLARA LEARY SWATHWOOD 10 November 1906 in Darke Co., OH, daughter of JOSEPH SWATHWOOD and SARAH Elizabeth ZECK. She was born August 1886 in OH, and died 10 January 1924 in Darke Co, OH. He married (2) IRENE JONES 30 November 1924 in Newport, KY.
Children of GEORGE DUMFORD and CLARA SWATHWOOD are:
4. i. RUBY GLENN3 DUMFORD, b. 20 May 1908, Union City, Darke, OH; d. 23 December 1974, Aurora, Adams, CO.
5. ii. BETTY JEAN DUMFORD, b. 10 January 1924, Darke Co., OH.
Child of GEORGE DUMFORD and IRENE JONES is:
6. iii. THELMA ARLENE3 DUMFORD, b. 30 November 1930.
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4. RUBY GLENN3 DUMFORD (GEORGE2, ALBERT1, JOSEPHA, DANIELB, MICHAELC) was born 20 May 1908 in Union City, Darke, OH, and died 23 December 1974 in Aurora, Adams, CO. He married (1) NELLIE FLORENCE SALING 15 August 1930 in Lawton, Comanche, OK, daughter of MARTIN SALING and LULIA CASWELL. She was born 05 November 1910 in Roger Mills Co., OK?, and died 10 May 1968 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. He married (2) HAZEL PEARL HUTCHINSON 02 April 1938 in Ft. Sill, Comanche, OK?, daughter of ? HUTCHINSON. She was born 28 February 1901, and died 16 January 1989 in Lakewood, CO.
Child of RUBY DUMFORD and NELLIE SALING is:
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5. BETTY JEAN3 DUMFORD (GEORGE2, ALBERT1, JOSEPHA, DANIELB, MICHAELC) was born 10 January 1924. She married LLOYD KENNETH BICKLE 11 September 1941 in Oklasova Co, FL.
Children of BETTY DUMFORD and LLOYD BICKLE are:
i. CHILD 14 BICKLE.
ii. CHILD 2 BICKLE.
6. THELMA ARLENE3 DUMFORD (GEORGE2, ALBERT1, JOSEPHA, DANIELB, MICHAELC) was born 30 November 1930. She married DONALD FLOYD ANTHONY 30 November 1948.
Children of THELMA DUMFORD and DONALD ANTHONY are:
i. CHILD 14 ANTHONY.
ii. CHILD 2 ANTHONY.
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A few along Albany Avenue said the anticipated traffic nightmare drove away customers and that city officials shut down their attempts - not always successfully - to balance expected losses by charging for parking and selling alcohol and snacks.
Opened two months, the Veggie Grille, on Albany Avenue across the street from Bader Field, got a rush after the concert let out around 11 p.m. Friday, manager Larry Jonuzi said this afternoon.
But the restaurant and wine bar also decided to sell beer and Jell-O shots from a temporary setup in its front parking lot. Renting the beer truck cost $15,000 for the weekend and, despite checking with the city in advance, establishment management was informed mid-afternoon Friday they needed a special-event permit and had to shut down the bar, Jonuzi said.
Across the street, bottled-water vendor Kevin Crosby said the same officials approached him about packing up his cooler, but he was able to stay because he has a street-vending permit.
The same license allowed the Sunoco gas station at the island-side base of the Albany Avenue bridge to sell water. But that won't make up for the $5,000 the owners think they'll lose from a pedestrian barricade cutting off most access points.
On the other side of the street at Ventnor Avenue, the Gulf station's gas and mechanic shop suffered, but owner Muhammad Ilyas expects to make up for it with sales in the station's convenience shop. He estimated the store will make $4,000 more than usual over the three-day weekend.
Farther away from the venue, hotels and casinos reported upticks in business. The Chelsea Hotel's front-desk staff attributed its sell-out weekend to the Caravan. Resorts Casino Hotel spokeswoman Courtney Birmingham cited the same reason for increased occupancy and crowds at on-site restaurants such as Gallagher's and Cappriccio and clubs Boogie Nights and Prohibition.
Others such as The Palm inside The Quarter at the Tropicana Casino and Resort said they saw no increased business from the Caravan. The Palm General Manager Paul A. Sandler said Friday night that volume had fallen 'well short' of normal for June.
No matter what the Caravan means for their profits, businesses and Chelsea Heights residents agree that the fans attending the event are shockingly polite.
"They're the nicest people, very polite, not drunk or rowdy or crazy," said Jeannine Vico, who runs a car wash on Albany Avenue with her husband Gregory a block away from their house.
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It's not exactly a blockbuster. Not unless you're a Twins fan or a Rays fan. But when six players are involved -- three or four of them with legitimate shots at long major league careers -- it's big news, even if both teams finished this year with losing records. The first thing everybody wants to know is, who won? After studying the deal for a few minutes, it's obvious that ... actually, I don't have any idea who "won," and I won't for quite a while. Unless ...


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KAS!! 8D I haven't seen you in forever! How've you been?
Grr. I have been so busy/anxious/lazy lately meaning no cosplay progress for me. There's just so much stuff going on right now that it has been hard for me to find the motivation and focus to sew.
Everyone else's stuff is looking great, though!
I've been doing pretty good. I sent you a PM to let you know I was back. guess the new interface here is not too helpful letting folks know about messages. :P I had to get into my studies (still am), hopefully getting a job in the field of computer security. All the while focusing my budget on my battlestation.
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) So in the meantime while I study, I started exercising again, and working on my cosplays too.
Perfecting L/B, Sebastian of Kuroshitsuji, Bass ( yes still working on it but there is amazing involved and I cant rush that! ), And a certain wibbly wobbly time-whimey Gallifreyan. Of course these are in no particular order.
And as for giving yourself some motivation to sew, if you are currently in classes, see if you can get away with knitting while listening, I suggest taking picture for note taking, and yes I am being serious. Studies show that keeping your hands busy while in class helps learning. That's why those friends of yours who did nothing but doodle still did well in school. And don't forget cosplay is supposed to be fun!
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BRIAN Magee looks set to return to the ring in 2013.
Magee - who lost his WBA World title belt to Mikkel Kessler in December - should be back in the ring in the coming months.
The popular southpaw was stopped in the third round of the Kessler fight - but manager Pat Magee says Brian is far from finished.
"Brian will be out again in March or April. In the contract we had with Sauderland before the fight against Kessler, he was guaranteed another fight by them.
"Brian wants to fight on and the fight will be a meaningful international fight, that will keep Brian well up in the WBA rankings.
"Even after the Kessler defeat he is still up there and in the mix. And the Super middleweight is always on the move, so anything is possible.
"Brian was disappointed after the Kessler fight - but he was not hurt or injured in any way, so he is taking a well earned break at the minute - but he wants to continue and he will be out again later this year," added Magee.
And the manager also took to mention a member of the Magee team - John Rooney, who has not been well.
"We found out that John had a form of cancer in the build-up to the Kessler fight, but thankfully treatment has gone well and he is on the mend.
"He actually got out of hospital on New Year's Day," said Magee.


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By Damali Kisakye & Andrew Ssenyonga
Shanita Namuyimbwa, popularly known as Bad Black, has been fined sh5m by a city court for reckless driving.
City Hall Court Magistrate Juliet Hatanga on Thursday ordered Bad Black to pay a fine after she pleaded guilty of reckless driving and causing bodily injuries to three people of the same family.
She was given two options: either pay the fine, or serve a four-year jail term.
The city socialite, in her defense, has denied ill-motive when she knocked down the victims three years ago, insisting it was drunk driving.
The incident happened on December 4, 2011 at Casablanca Pub & Restaurant along Acacia Avenue while Bad Black drove a Mercedes Benz.
The victims are: Ismail Nsamba, Fatuma Namusoke and their daughter, Jamila Namulindwa.
Magistrate Hatanga, while delivering judgment, said: "As court this is the appropriate sentence that we are giving to the accused due to her reckless behavior."
Prosecution, Hatanga said, had proved beyond reasonable doubt that Bad Black indeed drove carelessly, without reasonable consideration for other road users, knocked a motorcycle, injuring its passengers and damaging the machine.
On the four crime counts, the accused is to pay sh600, 000 for reckless driving or face one year behind bars.
On the second and third counts, she is to pay a fine of sh2.4m or serve a jail term of one year imprisonment. Then on the fourth count, she is to pay sh2m or be locked up in jail for one year.
Bad Black's lawyer Abbey Kahura said his client would pay the fine instead of serving custodial sentence in Luzira prison.
Meanwhile, she is serving a separate jail term after she was convicted of defrauding Daveshan Company of sh11b.
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Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil, 2013/02/28 - Jetairfly, the Belgian subsidiary of TUI Travel PLC (TUI Travel), one of the worlds leading leisure travel groups, has received the first of two EMBRAER 190 leased from BOC Aviation, the Singapore-based aircraft leasing company - Embraer.com. NYSE: ERJ; Bovespa: EMBR3
The aircraft was delivered during a ceremony at Embraers headquarters in São José dos Campos, Brazil. The second E190 is due to follow during the first semester of 2013.
Jetairflys E190s are configured with 112 slim line seats in a single-class layout. The company plans to operate the aircraft from Brussels airport to various destinations in its European network including Faro in Portugal, Málaga in Spain, and Zakynthos in Greece.
Not only are we welcoming a new customer to our portfolio of E-Jet operators, the airlines selection is yet another endorsement of the versatility of the E-Jets product line, said Paulo Cesar Silva, President and CEO, Embraer Commercial Aviation. Jetairfly will deploy its E190s to offer its passengers more nonstop options more often and to more destinations.
The delivery to Jetairfly broadens the range of business applications of E-Jets. The 70- to 120- seat, four-aircraft family is flying today with low fare airlines, in regional networks, with full-service mainline carriers and now with tour operators, like TUI Travel.
We are very enthusiastic about welcoming this first EMBRAER 190 in Jetairflys fleet and start operations with this brand new aircraft. It will allow us to schedule new direct routes with one of the most eco-efficient aircraft, providing our passengers with a high level of comfort, stated Elie Bruyninckx, Chairman of Jetairfly. The E190 will help us to right size demand on some seasonal routes and lower our operational costs.
The introduction of this first E190 to Jetairflys fleet further consolidates our companys partnership with TUI Travel PLC and also with Embraer. We are delighted to be the first aircraft leasing company to deliver the E190 to a tour operator and we are able to do it because the economics of the aircraft works for this business, said Robert Martin, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of BOC Aviation.
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The Telefónica Group (NYSE: TEF) (LSE: TDE) presented its first half 2012 results today. In the second quarter, net profit and OIBDA were significantly higher than in the first three months of the year. Therefore, at the end of June, the company reported net profit of 2,075 million euros, 1,327 million euros in the second quarter, and consolidated OIBDA of 10,431 million euros in the first six months, growing +5.3% between April and June compared to the previous quarter. At today's results release, Telefónica chairman, César Alierta, discussed these figures, pointing out that "Telefónica's second quarter results showed an improvement quarter-on-quarter, especially at OIBDA level.", thanks to the strict cost containment measures, while at the same time highlighting "the strong diversification of our business", which remains key to growth, "with an increasing contribution from Telefónica Latinoamérica to consolidated results". Further, Alierta underlined the advances made in Telefónica España, where the changes implemented are leading to "increased efficiency and improved profitability, with quarter-on-quarter growth in OIBDA". In the first half of 2012, Telefónica's results were significantly impacted by the difficult trading environment in key countries, including adverse economic conditions, intense competition and the negative effects of regulation. Against this backdrop, the Company's highly diversified portfolio and the increasing contribution of Latin America and Germany, where solid growth is maintained, are the key levers to offset the performance in the rest of Europe. Nevertheless, second quarter results showed a better OIBDA performance with quarter-on-quarter growth across regions and a sequential quarter-on-quarter OIBDA margin expansion, leveraging on cost contention initiatives across regions, being particularly noteworthy the return to positive quarter-on-quarter OIBDA growth in Telefónica España. In this regard, since the beginning of the year the Company announced a number of significant initiatives focusing on maximising efficiency and improving profitability that will result in strong benefits for the whole market. As such, it should be highlighted the introduction of a new commercial model in Spain, with handset subsidies' removal in new customer acquisition. This will result in a strong commercial expenses reduction, with net savings already visible. In this sense, handset subsidies were gradually reduced in the UK in the second quarter of the year. Additionally, in the UK and Mexico network sharing agreements with other operators were recently signed, which will lead to further savings in the coming years.
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Questions Remain On AOL-TW Plans
America Online Inc. [NYSE:AOL] and Time Warner Inc.
officially unveiled their intent to allow competing Internet
service providers to gain access to the merged company's cable
infrastructure, but consumer group officials and at least one
senator still want more answers.
AOL and Time Warner in a memorandum of understanding released
today offered a basic framework under which the merged company
would offer consumers a choice of ISPs (Internet service providers)
on its broadband cable system.
But the details remain unclear, according to a spokesperson for
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, who
is expected to hold a hearing on the proposed merger later today.
"(Hatch) has said it sounds like a good step but it's not clear
whether the memo of understanding was developed with input of those
it impacts, that is, consumers," said Committee spokesperson Jeanne
Lopatto. "He intends to put that question to the two companies this
The frequent rival to that committee, the Senate Commerce Committee
under Chairman John McCain, R-Ariz., has planned a hearing on the
merger for later this week.
One well-known consumer advocate and frequent collaborator with Ralph
Nader agreed.
"My first impression is that the devil will be in the details," said
Consumer Project on Technology Director James Love. "I look forward
to what exactly the proposals will be. But there's also a difference
between AOL making promises and doing what it promises."
Love mentioned AOL's former open source arrangement on Mozilla,
including the company's abrupt turnaround on the open source deal.
"It's important to have something that's legally binding before the
merger is consummated, and the beauty contest is over and consumers
and ISPs are back on their knees again," Love said.
According to a statement released by the two companies, AOL and
Time Warner have agreed to 11 points, most notably that they would
enter into a binding, more definitive agreement as quickly as
possible in order to provide a model format for agreements with other
There are some "equivocations" in AOL's strategy, according to
Commercial Internet eXchange (CIX) President Barbara Dooley, though
she said CIX prefers this plan to federal regulation.
"Our opinion was always to see if the private sector can resolve the
problem," Dooley said. "(We) have way too much experience in the
regulatory process to think that's a swift and effective way to
bring about change for small companies."
OpenNet co-Executive Director Greg Simon said that the plan
"is a huge step forward. (We) think the principles in this agreement
ought to be the basis of a national standard for open access."
Simon said that his organization would pursue a regulatory path,
"We will ask cable companies to adopt (open access), and the
government to require it," Simon said.
The two companies expressed a commitment not to require that
their cable customers to subscribe to their branded Internet service.
The new company also would not place any fixed limit on the number of
ISPs with which it would enter into commercial arrangement to provide
broadband service.
AOL and Time Warner acknowledged in the MOU that economic
arrangements between the new company and various ISPs will differ
depending on the individual contracts it arranges, but that
it will not discriminate on the basis of whether or not an ISP is
affiliated with AOL Time Warner.
AOL Time Warner also specifically agreed in the MOU to allow
ISPs using its cable system to provide video streaming without
blocks or time limits.
ISPs also would be able to connect to AOL Time Warner's cable systems
without having to purchase broadband backbone transport from the
Consistent with technological capability, AOL Time Warner agreed to
offer ISPs the choice to partner with it to offer broadband Internet
service on a national, regional or local basis. However, the company
said that, in an effort to prevent "redlining," it will not allow ISPs
to offer service to only a portion of an AOL Time Warner cable system
that can provide broadband service.
Another feature of the MOU is that, not only AOL Time Warner, but also
other ISPs, would be able to directly sell their services to - and
directly bill - consumers.
"Obviously would expect them to change Road Runner contracts so that
they would be offering access this year," Simon said. "We're going to
be keeping an eye on the arrangements to see they are indeed
non-discriminatory. AT&T did not go nearly as far as these principles
in providing non-discriminatory access in its half-a-loaf agreement
with Excite At Home."
AOL's Web site is at http://www.aol.com.
Time Warner's Web site is at http://www.timewarner.com.
Washington Bureau Chief Robert MacMillan contributed to this article.
Reported by Newsbytes.com, http://www.newsbytes.com


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A New Dawn
On an early Saturday morning, along with a group from Slow Food Portland, I drove down the familiar I-5 corridor to visit a large, local community that few Oregonians have ever considered. It is a community in which 7 languages are regularly spoken, and where residents hail from multiple countries. It is also a community that was built with sweat equity and has struggled over the years for support. And yet, for as complex and as little understood as this community is, we are dependent on its work. Nuevo Amanecer is a farmworker community and its residents are the people who harvest our food.
We met up with the staff of the Farmworker Housing Development Corporation at their Cipriano Ferrel Education Center in Woodburn. Along with the FHDC team, we were joined by a number of their community organizers and property managers, as well as by Ramon Ramirez, President of PCUN (Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste), who is also the FHDC founder and board Chair. Created in 1990 by a coalition of farmworker advocacy groups, FHDC began operations with the construction of 50 affordable housing units at Nuevo Amanecer. The participating organizations realized that in order to fully address worker rights, they needed to also confront housing injustices. As Ramirez explains it, "Health conditions are directly related to working and living conditions – this led us to housing."
Jerry Ambris, the Community Development Coordinator led us on a tour of the Nuevo Amanecer complex while explaining their current construction projects. Since the first phase of the development in 1992, FHDC has expanded their management to over 200 units in Marion and Polk Counties. In their current rehab projects and upcoming construction, FHDC has begun to embrace eco-friendly building materials, rainwater harvesting, community gardens, and culturally-sensitive construction. As an example, Ambris told our group how they've updated the units' ventilation systems to accommodate the Latino residents' dependence on boiled and steamed foods.
These choices are informed by FHDC's incredibly dedicated and enthusiastic staff, most of whom have personal or family experience with more typical farmworker housing. Additionally, the group relies heavily on the work of their resident property managers to help make decisions about facilities and new projects. On our tour, we were introduced to one of these managers, José Alvarez, who explained the community recycling initiative that he began for Nuevo Amanecer. This kind of positive resident involvement truly sets FHDC's developments apart from other subsidized housing.
After exploring Nuevo Amanecer, FHDC and PCUN led us out into the surrounding fields to visit two farmworker camps – one caneberry operation and one nursery. From reading and hearing about labor conditions, I thought I knew what to expect, I thought I was prepared for what I would see. There was nothing that could have readied me for the conditions that exist in these camps.
In the first – a complex of four trailer units covered in horrible black mold, with little insulation and no plumbing – there were fewer than 50 beds. In less than a month, those beds will host up to 140 workers and their children. For a space indoors, workers are charged $40-60 a week, while those who have vehicles may pay $5 a day to sleep inside their car. The shocking reality is that the developments run by FHDC are comparatively cheaper, with the most expensive apartments running between $465 and $565 a month for a three bedroom unit. Sadly, many workers living in camps don't believe that they have any agency to change their situation. While they aren't forcibly held, they are effectively trapped by a lack of knowledge about their rights. Ramirez told us, "Many [workers] don't know where they are at, only that they are in the North – they are a captured work force."
PCUN ran informal tests of the property and found 21 chemicals in use on the crops, which are planted to within 5 yards of the housing. The workers hang their clothes on the vines and their children play in the fields. According to Community Leadership Director Laura Isiordia, the incidence of miscarriage and other health problems is dramatically higher in these populations than in the rest of the county. In response to these conditions, PCUN has tried to close this camp down, only to watch as the owners re-open it. Ramirez made it clear that good state regulations do exist, but there is virtually no enforcement of the standards; with looming budget cuts due for Oregon's government, screening teams for these labor camps will likely be cut.
As we approached one farm, our road was blocked with an abandoned truck left by a wary farmer. When I asked FHDC's Executive Director Roberto Jimenez why farmers were willing to let us visit the camps at all, he laughed darkly with his reply: "They aren't." The two complexes we visited happened to be some of the few without guards to deter trespassers. Ramirez explained that when visiting many camps, PCUN's organizers have to decide whether or not they are willing to be arrested by the guards in order to inform the workers of their rights. This is the reality that makes their nascent radio station so important – they can speak directly to the farmworkers without going into the camps. KPCN Radio has been broadcasting for a little over 2 years, covering 6 towns in 3 languages: Spanish, Mixteco, and Trique. Their programming is all community-run, and ranges from music to health information to news updates on immigration policy. Ramirez proudly told us how the station has become a great tool in training future community leaders; for many of the volunteer hosts, the radio offers their first experience presenting their ideas to a wider audience.
Driving out of the camps, it was startling to round a bend on a rural road and see technicolor fields of the annual Tulip Festival, only a few hundred yards from such degrading conditions. Thousands of visitors will see the beautiful Willamette Vallery farmlands, without ever thinking about the communities that make them possible.
"How agonized we are about how people die.
How untroubled we are by how they live."
– P. Sainath
After coming home from the tour, I came across this quote in Raj Patel's Stuffed and Starved and was struck by the realization that FHDC and PCUN are two groups that are uniquely concerned with how people live. FHDC's goal for these projects is not simply to provide housing, but also, as Ramirez shares, to help "in developing and empowering farmworkers to play a role in their own lives." Through their community center, FHDC runs youth programs, as well as adult courses on financial literacy, job skills, healthy lifestyles, and community organizing. As a result, they have remarkably strong high-school graduation rates and an engaged group of residents who are committed to bettering their community.
The need for their work is clear. FHDC estimates that they could build 50 to 75 units each year for the next 10 years to meet the demand in Marion County, yet they only have the means to build 40 to 60 units every 5 or 6 years. Funding for low-income housing developments is incredibly competitive. In spite of this, FHDC has been a trailblazer in the field of farmworker housing: Nuevo Amanecer was the first federal tax credit farmworker housing project in the country, requiring two separate acts of legislation to secure the future of similar developments.
After a long and emotional morning of tours, we were happy to be invited back to the community center to join the residents for a potluck lunch. As we talked over our meal, a trio of musicians regaled us with song, while the children painted ceramic pots and planted flowers. It was incredible to think that this vibrant community began out of an effort to remedy the sort of conditions we'd witnessed at the farm camps. Earlier in the day, Renaldo, the guitarist from the potluck, had graciously invited us inside his family's apartment. As we looked around at his home for the past ten years, he said to us, "I'm very happy and very comfortable here. The name [Nuevo Amanecer] means 'new dawn,' and that is what it is."
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hi, i am looking for a book recommendation for setting up desktop Fedora/RedHat w/KDE, not necessarily a Linux server. i plan to be installing either of the two distros on my upcoming laptop and would like a book that will help me in that specific domain.
I don't think this area is worth writing a whole book. Setting up KDE should be kind of similar on most distros. If it's not going to be a server, I'd probably suggest going with Fedora. Please note that Red Hat is not free of charge and paying for their support just to use it on a desktop is a bit pointless, IMO. If Fedora is too bleeding-edge, and you'd rather go with something more stable, there's also CentOS, a free Red Hat clone.
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John Gaughan first came to Baton Rouge in 1973, an alcoholic singing rock and roll with Herman's Hermits.
During a re- cent return
visit, Gaughan, now an ordained minister, sang praises to God and told several audiences about hitting bottom before Jesus Christ radically changed his life.
"In the early '70's, I was at Madison Square Garden, but by 1985, I lost everything," Gaughan said. "I ended up on the streets."
"I was so ashamed. I had no hope. I had no peace," Gaughan, 60, said at the Bethany World Prayer Center, South Campus, following a Wednesday Businessmen's Lunch. "Just before Christmas 1985, I threw myself off a three-story-high building to kill myself."
Instead of dying, he broke numerous bones and crushed multiple discs in his spine from the compression of landing on his feet, he said. "A doctor said it was a miracle I didn't sever my spinal cord."
Gaughan, an only child from a large extended family in Leeds, England, remembers going to church with his grandmother.
"My grandmother used to tell me, 'You can't hide from God, John. He sees everything that you do,'" he said. "The impression that I got from going to church, and the way my grandma spoke, was that God was looking for me just to do something wrong — to catch me out."
When he was 10 years old, his mother bought him a guitar and his life began to change.
"I used to sing these songs and write them down, pop songs," he said, telling how he began singing in local youth clubs with some other boys who were drinking alcohol.
When he left school, in 1967, he became an apprentice jukebox engineer, installing and repairing jukeboxes in area pubs. He and his boss would have a drink or two at each place, he said, then he'd drink again at night while playing pop music in the same pubs.
He was discovered at age 17 by pop producer Roger Cook, who had already written and produced several big hits and worked with such bands as Herman's Hermits.
In 1972, Keith Hopwood, an original band member, quit and Gaughan replaced him, singing and playing guitar behind Peter Noone.
But the music faded, the hermits broke up and, after years of studio work, he found himself on the streets of Spain broke and drunk.
"People at the hospital told me I would die — the whites of my eyes were yellow," Gaughan said. "That's when my grandma's words came back to me and I decided to look for God."
He went to an Anglican church, "but nobody told me about Jesus. It was just a service." Then about an hour after he got home, a complete stranger knocked on his door. "He told me you don't have to live like that. God's made a way out for you."
Gaughan said he was drunk at the time and promised the man he'd sober up and attend his Pentecostal church across town the next week. "That Sunday I gave my heart to Jesus."
"When I was young I felt secure, but for many, many years I had no security — only in drunkenness," Gaughan said, "but that night I felt a peace. I didn't understand it — I received it."
For the next few years, he still battled alcohol and also attended church, sometimes with a bottle of vodka in a bag nearby to ease his shaking hands.
In September, 1991, Gaughan, wondering why he was still battling alcoholism, read in the Bible about Jesus praying on the Mount of Olives prior to the crucifixion.
"Jesus prayed, 'Your will not mine,' and it hit me," Gaughan said, sitting back in his chair and slapping his forehead. "Father, I want your will for my life, not my own."
A few days later a woman prayed over him to release what is often called a generational curse of alcoholism.
"In the name of Jesus, something left me immediately," Gaughan said. "I have never needed or desired it ever since."
In the 20 years since his conversion, Gaughan has spoken about his faith at services and meetings across Europe, Great Britain and the United States, and has written and produced two albums of his own praise music with a sound similar to that of the Hermits. His CD's can be found at his church website at http://www.d-c-c.org.uk. Gaughan and his wife, Linda, have a daughter, Sarah Louise, 16.
Gaughan's recent Baton Rouge visit was to see William McMahan, a longtime leader in local men's ministries and a bishop in All Nations Christian Church International, a ministry in the Anglican tradition that enlists about 7,000 pastors and 700,000 congregants, including 18 churches in the United States.
McMahan said he met Gaughan last year on a trip to England to ordain Gaughan at the Driffield Congregational Church.
The new friends toured around the U.S. for several weeks trying to determine God's will for Gaughan's future, possibly here. Gaughan spoke at Episcopal High School and also at Meadows Chapel United Methodist Church in Prairieville.
"As John speaks of rampant alcoholism and hopelessness he weaves in a testimony of a loving God who still cares, and more importantly, who still saves," said Meadows Chapel's pastor, the Rev. Mark Lubbock.
Gaughan also briefly spoke at the Bethany Businessmen's lunch, where regular attender, Mike Kavanaugh, remembered attending a Hermits concert at the Gordon Theater in Baton Rouge as a high school student.
"I appreciated him sharing his testimony with the group and I believe it touched a lot of men's lives who have been through similar situations," Kavanaugh said. "Through Jesus Christ there is hope."


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Although I have not shot anything this hunting season, have introduced or reintroduced others into the the sport of hunting. Most don't eat venison, which has been a bonanza for me. I do not eat beef, haven't for more than 20 years. And, my freezer is about full of deer meat.
Hunting for me is more of a experience. Don't really care who pulls the trigger, as long as I can see the actual harvest happen. Watch them buckle! These are all my hunts. I've got the locations, done the scouting, set up the stands and even point to the game that is about to be taken. I even provide the food and beer too. Have over 200 pounds of meat in the freezer and tons of memories that will last forever.
Today, after yet deer going down, was reminded that the season does not end till this Wednesday. Was under the impression that today was the last day. I am in possession of one more tag, my own. Have some time on my hands this week and there is no sense wasting a perfectly good tag. Right? And, I know where there are some fat deer to be taken. But I'm feel a bit greedy and that I have done enough. To continue hunting is for nothing more than to satisfy my hunting prowess. Think I'm addicted!
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Well, you can always test your hunting prowess by doing some camera-hunting. See how close you can get.
Just ambling through country is fun, even if you don't intend to shoot. Or, take somebody along and do some teaching.
Sounds like you have a bunch of good eating ahead of you!
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A friend at work suggested I elk hunt with just a knife. To make things more even. I suggested maybe a club. He really liked that idea. Maybe you can try archery (sounds like you might already). Evens the odds some. More exciting being 5-10 yards from the prey. We don't tree stand hunt much here (Idaho). Stalking up on them is a real blast.
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Do any of you remember the guy a few years back who went cougar hunting with a knife? This guy was like 50 years old and goes out with this big ol' bowie knife lookin for cougar. He finds on and trees it, then climbs up after it and preceeds to kill it with his knife. His arms got all scratched up, but he killed it and had to go get a bunch of stitches. when asked why he did it he said somthing like "well I've done alot of things, and just wanted to say that I've done this." I forget where he did this, it was atleast 5 years ago. Anybody remember that?
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Well, the weather settled my indecision. We have been pounded with snow in all areas where I hunt. Went out for a while on Monday and it was a complete white out. And, it was hard to drive on the roads, I have not yet put snow tires on the SVT. In the mean time, season ended yesterday. All that is left now is cougars and bear till December 31st.
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Hmmmmm....black bear. Tasty meat and a beautiful blankey for the couch. Go for it Robert!
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To remember Valerie:
This is my date, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Linton.
Do shy people shop here?
Ma, finish driving me crazy before you start branching out.
To remember Valerie:
This is my date, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Linton.
Do shy people shop here?
Ma, finish driving me crazy before you start branching out.
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You're having a lousy streak. I happen to be having a terrific streak. Soon the world will be back to normal. Tomorrow you will meet a crown head of Europe and marry. I will have a fat attack, eat 3000 peanut butter cups and die.
OK I just googled it so I could post a quote and have an excuse to enter my favorite Rhoda moment.
Rhoda, Mary, and Ida are going out to dinner. They agree to meet in the newsroom. Rhoda is going to wear the dress Ida bought her. She shows up to see Ida is wearing the same one. Ida and Rhoda together were better than Mary and Rhoda together.
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I'll name the pimple after you.
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As Mrs. Richards' oldest and dearest friend, I can assure you that her teeth were every bit as lovely before she ever met Stefano.
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"A friend is someone who's friendly. Even when it's raining, even when it's nighttime, even when it isn't".....$3.50
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The last time I wore an 8, it was on my softball uniform
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"I have to lose 10 lbs by 7:30."
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"I shouldn't eat this; I should just apply it to my hips."
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"I don't know why I'm putting this in my mouth. I should just apply it directly to my hips."
"I decided to move out of the house when I was 24; my mother still refers to this as the time I ran away from home. Eventually I ran to Minneapolis, where it's cold, and I figured I'd keep better."
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They kept her in fat clothes...she was always lean and trim.
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Was this one of the shows that the mom from Valerie was on before she got famous?
I wasn't born til '84, but was this show filmed in black and white like a lot of ancient 70s shows?
I loved watching Valerie/ The Hogan Family in reruns as a kid in the 90s.
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"Ma, Mary already knows about the wonderful thing that happens once a month."
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Phyllis) I can't understand why a girl her age, who looks like that. isn't married
Rhoda) You mean Mary?
Phyllis) Of course?
Rhoda) But you CAN understand why a girl, my age, who looks like me isn't married?
Phyllis) Yes
Rhoda) Well will you tell my mother, SHE doesn't understand
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Rhoda) Yes Phyllis I was fired, but now I are hired, AND I'm making more money than Mary.
Mary) Huh?
Rhoda) Sorry, I meant to get her with that one.
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Rhoda) I got fined $50 for feeding a buffalo. You know those signs they have at the zoo that say "Do not feed the buffalo"? Well I fed the buffalo and they really fine you for it.
Mary) What did you feed it?
Rhoda) Low fat prune yogurt. That buffalo is gonna have some terrific figure.
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Mary) What are we gonna do about her [Gerogette]
Rhoda) I don't know, I'd say something except I'm tempted to take advantage of her myself.
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Just as an aside, that "apply it directly to my hips" line was suggested to the writers BY Valerie, herself, after her dear friend Mary Frann (RIP and Bob Newhart's wife on his second show) actually SAID that to Valerie when the two of them were in a play together. Valerie remembered it as one of the funniest things she had ever heard. The writers for the MTM show have said that the line is one of the most oft quoted and remembered lines/jokes from the show, right up there with "You got spunk!"
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[quote] Just as an aside, that "apply it directly to my hips" line was suggested to the writers BY Valerie, herself, after her dear friend Mary Frann (RIP and Bob Newhart's wife on his second show) actually SAID that to Valerie when the two of them were in a play together. Valerie remembered it as one of the funniest things she had ever heard.
If memory serves from watching the spotty first season on dvd a few years ago, that line got a very long sustained laugh.
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"I didn't come in 3rd...I won!!"
From the MTM episode called "Rhoda The Beautiful."
At first she tells Mary and Phyllis that she came in 3rd. Phyllis leaves and Rhoda is almost out the door when she turns back and shyly reveals the truth to Mary.
Makes me misty eyed every time I see it.
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Mary Frann couldn't of been too great a friend since she didn't want her going to her tennis club.
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I love when Brenda appears with bleached hair and a perm and Rhoda tells her she looks like Harpo Marx.
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[quote]I wasn't born til '84, but was this show filmed in black and white like a lot of ancient 70s shows?
Shows - or even a show - in the 70s were in B&W?
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[quote]I wasn't born til '84, but was this show filmed in black and white like a lot of ancient 70s shows?
Not only that, it was silent. You had to watch the show on a zoetrope.
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"Speak not of what you know not of."
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No one remembers this classic line
Rhoda dates Phyllis brother then dumps him
Phyllis "I don't understand why you don't like him. He is smart, funny, good-looking..."
Rhoda "He is gay"
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"My name is Rhoda Morgenstern. I was born in the Bronx, New York in December 1941. I've always felt responsible for World War II. The first thing I remember liking that liked me back was food. I had a bad puberty, it lasted 17 years. I'm a high school graduate. I went to art school. Mt entrance exam was on a book of matches. I decided to move out of the house when I was 24; my mother still refers to this as the time I ran away from home. Eventually I ran to Minneapolis where it's cold and I figured I would keep better. Now I'm back in Manhattan. New York, this is your last chance."
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Why should I feel bad, I'm not the one who drowned, Claude did.
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You know what, Phyllis? You are a huge cunt.
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So many; when she and "Ma", Nancy Walker, did an exchange, it was soo funny.
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I was watching reruns of MTM recently and was shocked by all of Rhoda's fat jokes. She wasn't fat.
Compared to Mary she was, but Mary was skeletal.
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Thanks for remembering me, but I'm not dead yet.
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Phyllis: I just thought I'd see what you swingin' singles do for fun.
Rhoda: Same as you - sit around and wonder what it would be like to have a happy marriage.
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R23, Phyllis said that to Rhoda, Rhoda didn't say it.
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She's not dead yet, OP.
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Pardon me? Rhoda died in 1978, Valerie is alive.
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Phyllis: Boy, they sure do make a fuss over third place.
Rhoda (the new Miss Hempel's): I WON, COOKIE.
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Remember Michael Delano as Johnny Venture? He was cute and that was a funny character.
I'm so sad about Valerie.
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[quote]Was this one of the shows that the mom from Valerie was on before she got famous?
oh my god
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I never understood why Joe and Rhoda broke up. It came out of nowhere and Rhoda became too brittle and unlikable.
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[quote]why Joe and Rhoda broke up
Producers demanding higher ratings.
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I remember seeing the ad in TV Guide for Joe and Rhoda's forthcoming split-up episode and being shocked to my 9-year-old core.
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[r37] don't feed the troll
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Yes, I understand that they needed a ratings boost, but it was the way they handled it, without much explanation. Suddenly the adoring, perfect husband Joe is reduced to a sourpuss who walks out on Rhoda for seemingly nothing. It seemed so random.
I also didn't get why Nathan dumped Grace for no reason.
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"Rhoda (the new Miss Hempel's): I WON, COOKIE."
It's MS Hemples, you asshole!
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"Pardon me? Rhoda died in 1978, Valerie is alive."
Pardon me! Who was it Valerie was playing in the reunion movie in 2000, then?
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Rhoda: (about her friend Gary's bachelor pad: "I love it. It's so... Gar-ish".
Gary: "Thank you."
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R44, that shitty movie doesn't count, just as "Rescue from Gilligan's Island" doesn't count.
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It may not "count" but it was Rhoda.
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I've read about half of these lines now, not one of them is funny.
The only good thing about Rhoda was the intro.
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Rhoda and Mary are out shopping.
Rhoda notices a pair of bright red thigh-high platform boots covered in sequins.
"Hey, Mary -- look at those. You put them on and you start walking toward sailors."
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Re an old schoolfriend:
"Myrna Morganstein. My little friend from alphabetical order."
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Rhoda, first episode: "Get out of my apartment!"
Phyllis had originally rented Mary's apartment to Rhoda. Mary walked in thinking it was her apartment, and Rhoda told her to get out.
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Not entirely sure of the circumstance, but Mary has a pompous guest over who is completely ignoring Rhoda:
Rhoda(having had enough of this): Hi! I'm another person in the room, Rhoda Morgenstern."
Her delivery KILLS!
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that is from episode two r52....When she has Mr. and Mrs. Armand Linton as her date.
(the guest isn't really pompous....just so obsessed with Mary that he doesn't even notice Rhoda)
Her delivery is killer and it was only two weeks into the job/role!
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He isn't obsessed with Mary, he's just married. That episode was the funniest of the whole series.
When Armand announces he was just married and his perky blonde wife comes in, Rhoda sees them and dumps the entire bowl of bacon curlies in her lap and starts stuffing them in her mouth.
The test audience of the pilot hated Rhoda, so much they wanted to get rid of the character because she was mean to Mary. But the writers changed one little line.
Phyllis) Rhoda is that dumb awful girl that lives upstairs
Bess) I like Aunt Rhoda
That one line by Bess, that was added in, changed the way the audience reacted to Rhoda and that saved the character.
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Thanks r53! A friend of over 31 years died last week, I am beside myself with grief. He wasn't ill, and it was a total shock. All last month we had been talking about poor Valerie, as MTM was his favorite series ever. I cannot believe he is gone, because he loved DataLounge, and we used to joke about posting a question or incorrect information, and how quickly someone would set you straight, or be able to give you the answer to even the most obscure question! Now he is gone, but this thread would have delighted him to no end. I had no one else to ask.
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[quote]He isn't obsessed with Mary, he's just married. That episode was the funniest of the whole series.
r54....it isn't Armand who Rhoda says the "I am another person in the room" to
It is to Howard Arnell (brother of Paul Arnell from a later episode) and played by Valerie's real husband at the time Richard Schaal. Howard is obsessed with Mary.
(that correction is dedicated to r55 and their late friend)
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Another great line from that episode:
Rhoda: Mary, I've thought about it and I don't have any problem dating a divorced person.
Mary: He's married
Rhoda: NOW he's married.
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Also was disappointed when Joe and Rhoda broke up because I always thought he was HOT.
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Rhoda's tongue-in-cheek response to Bess' calling her mother, Phyllis: "Hey kid, have a little respect... AUNT Phyllis!"
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[quote]"Hey kid, have a little respect... AUNT Phyllis!"
Oh, my sides!
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49 yr-old here who grew up watching the show, and Phyllis and Rhoda were great but I was surprised when I re-watched the entire series on dvd that it got funnier and more consistent when both of these characters were gone and it became more about the newsroom. The first season was especially hit and miss.
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The show sucked when Rhoda and Phyllis were gone. You must be on another planet.
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Imagine MTM's slow burn when Leachman picked up a (much-deserved) Best Supporting Actress Oscar, after doing a little low-budget movie in Texas over the hiatus ("The Last Picture Show")?
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Mary's highrise apartment was no fun.
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To a paleontologist admirer: "And I came already assembled."
About her messy car: "I think of it as a giant purse on wheels."
"Mary, will you please turn down your harmonica?"
On why her car is always in the shop: "I keep it here and just take it out for accidents."
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R10 You're an oh so snarky queen. all 70's shows were in color as well as most shows after the mid 60's.
|by Anonymous
|reply 66
[quote] The show sucked when Rhoda and Phyllis were gone. You must be on another planet.
Name one bad episode after these two were gone!
|by Anonymous
|reply 67
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