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Bulma is smart, beautiful, adventurous, and desired by men all over the universe. She is the princess of Earth. For the past 18 years she has been spending summers on planet Vegetasi getting to know the prince and her future husband. They love to hate each other and hate to love each other. Their marriage was arranged a week after she was born. They shared the common goal of wanting Lord Frieza destroyed. But what happens when Frieza pays Bulma a visit? He wants the girl for himself but she remains loyal to her fiancé and the Saiyans. So Frieza takes matters into his own hands. He threatens the one thing he knows she loves but her pride won't let her show it. Prince Vegeta. He only agrees to not harm him if Bulma will become his bride she has 2 weeks to make a choice. What will she do? Will the lizard monster keep his promise and not hurt Vegeta until she decides?
It was a week before her eighteenth birthday. The palace was buzzing and alive with preparations for her ball. The ball would be held on her birthday. There was no secret that men all over would be crushed to find that she's been engaged to marry another. She had to get some air and get away from all this. She wished she was on Vegetsi with her soon to be husband, she'd never admit that out loud that's for sure. He was the perfect match for her, he was intelligent, strong, brave, and extremely handsome. He was also self-centered, arrogant, selfish and a spoiled brat! But he never lied to her, he never hid anything from her, and she liked that about him. She enjoyed their verbal spars. He was witty and after spending so much time at his palace each summer since her first birthday the young princess was indeed falling for the prince. Bulma put on her gown and over coat and left her room.
"Where are you going Princess?"
"Oh Chi-Chi, hi! I'm uh just going for a walk. I need get some air."
"Well you know the rules Bulma, I'm coming with you."
"Fine Chi, but only because I know there is no arguing with you!"
"No there's not, let's go grab my overcoat and then we'll go walk in the private gardens away from everyone."
"Sounds perfect! You know me so well!"
"Your my cousin and we've grown up together Bulma I hope I know you!"
"Ha ha ha ha yes I know"
The two young girls walked to Chi-Chi's room down the hall to get her coat. They then made their way through secret halls and tunnels to get to the private gardens.
"So what's wrong Bulma? Not happy with the marriage to Prince Jackass?"
"He's not that bad Chi-Chi, and no that's not it, I love planet Vegeta, and the King and Queen and well even Vegeta has grown on me."
"Good because I'm excited to move there with you and get to see Kakarot all the time!"
"Well gee let me just be miserable so you can see Kakarot!"
"Your such a drama Queen. So how did you manage to get away from Radditz? I thought King Vegeta gave him strict orders not to leave your side."
"I am a genius remember"
"Whatever you say, but we both know he is going to be furious when he finds you."
"Yea I know he is, but I can handle Radditz."
"So what's on your mind, I know you needed to come out here for a reason."
"Well a lot actually, I'm only 18 and I'm being forced to marry and move away and aside from inventing all the amazing training bots, and armor and stuff I don't know what I'll do there. Vegeta always trains and the little time he spends with me he's insulting me or my inventions. The king and queen are wonderful towards me so that's nice. I guess I'm just nervous. I've lived there for months at a time but now it will for good. Will I see my parents again or my friends?"
"It's going to be fine, you know that you can come back whenever you want to, and your parents will come see you, and I'll be there with you! The prince I'm sure just likes you and it trying to hide it."
"You should listen to her my pretty princess, she is right."
The girls froze at hearing the high pitched feminine voice behind them. They slowly turned around to see a short lizard like man with a long tail. He was holding an unconscious Radditz by the collar.
"Who-who are you and what did you do to Radditz!"
"Oh my dear girl you should know to bite your tongue with me! My, my the rumors of your beauty did you no justice."
He threw Radditz at the girls and he landed with a thud. Radditz was slowly waking up.
"L-lord Frieza"
The girls said at the same time looking terrified at each other. Radditz quickly jumped up realizing who was standing in front of them. He pushed Bulma behind him and took his stance.
"Radditz my dear boy you can stand down, I'm not here to harm anyone, I'm here to talk"
"Then speak"
"Princess, mind if we talk in private? They may follow us but behind us where they cannot hear."
Bulma looked to Radditz and Chi-Chi, then took a deep breath and pushed all her fear aside. She was to be the queen of the Saiyan's and will die to protect them. She stepped from behind the massive body guard and nodded for the two to do as Frieza had requested. Frieza smiled and extended his arm for her to take. She did and they began walking.
"What would you like to speak about my Lord?"
"Well you see I received word that the most beautiful creature seen in thousands of years was going to marry a filthy monkey and I could not let that happen. You should be with someone on your level my dear, not below you."
"With all due respect, the Saiyan's are NOT filthy monkeys and I am very pleased with my parents' choice of a husband for me. Prince Vegeta is not below me and neither are any of his people."
"You are a naïve fool my dear. You have two weeks to make a decision. Should you make the wrong choice and pick that monkey I will simply remove him from the picture and then you have to be with me."
Bulma was barely able to speak her heart was not in her throat but she did not want to show the lizard monster he had won.
"I thought the prince was arrogant and insults you all the time? Why would you care what happens to him? Unless, oh I see it now! Ha ha ha ha you have fallen for the selfish prince!"
Bulma looked to the ground, he had hit the nail right on the head. She had fallen for the prince, but also for the planet, their people, their culture she loved everything about Saiyans, especially him.
"Lord Frieza, you see you misunderstand my respect and my duty as his bride to be for love, it is my responsibility as a princess to follow the orders of my father. And I do enjoy the time I spend with his family and his people. I do not love anyone one man my Lord you see as a princess I love my people, my planet, and since I will be the queen to the Saiyans I do indeed love the Saiyan race."
She hoped he didn't see through her lies, she did love Vegeta but she was terrified what Frieza would do to him if he knew.
"I see, well then you would want to do what is best for both planets?"
"Y-yes of course I do."
Frieza stopped and turned her to face him. He grabbed her chin forcing her to look up at him. He stroked the side of her face with his cold hands. Her body shivered under his touch.
"Well then you have two weeks to make a choice. I shall return and I do hope you've made the right one. I would hate to have to hurt that Prince of yours."
Frieza pulled her in close and whispered the last part in her ear. While pulling away he kissed her cheek lightly. She wanted to vomit. How dare he touch her? Radditz was fuming, the prince will not like this one bit. Another man touching what is his, especially Frieza.
"Now I must be going, I will see you soon princess. I do hope you make the right choice."
Frieza took to the sky and when he was out of sight Bulma collapsed to the ground. Radditz and Chi-Chi rushed to her side.


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Derbyshire at Mickleover where they held a family seat from ancient times, some say before the Norman Conquest in 1066 A.D. Mickleover, at the time of the taking of the Domesday Book in 1086, was held by Burton Abbey.
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Shoore Spelling Variations
Spelling variations of this family name include: Shoore, Shore, Sure and others.
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Shoore Early Notables (pre 1700)
Shoore Early Notables (pre 1700)
Distinguished members of the family include Elizabeth "Jane" Shore (c.1445-c.1527), one of the many mistresses of King Edward IV of England, described as "the merriest, the wiliest, and the holiest harlots." She was a...
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The Great Migration
Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: Ellin Shore settled in Virginia in 1635; followed by James in 1636; and John in 1639; Mathew Shore settled in Barbados in 1635; Edward, George, John, Thomas and William Shore, all landed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania between 1845 and 1856..
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Motto: Perimus licitis
Motto Translation: We perish by what is lawful.
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Google has a new ad out for the Android-powered Nexus 7. It lasts for a full minute, and instead of bombarding the viewer with all kinds of mostly unintelligible technical specs, it shows how useful Google's new tablet can be in the hands of just about anyone in a number of everyday scenarios.
To be more specific, the new Google Nexus 7 ad follows a group of people as they set up a cool rooftop-based adaptation of the movie The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. Throughout the ad, the Nexus 7 is used to play music, look at pictures, watch videos, and even ask questions on Google Now. It pretty much lays out many of the most useful features found on the Nexus 7.
Go ahead and watch the ad for yourself to see how it wraps up in the end.
What do you guys make of it? Fun? Cheesy? Effective? Boring?


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After an unseasonably warm weekend, I want to do nothing but wear bright colors. The 65 degree weather we had on Saturday was a total tease for spring! Too bad it's only January..haha! I'll just have to pretend spring is coming soon with my teal and yellow teacher outfit. My weekend was pretty much spent taking down Christmas decorations, doing a tiny bit of shopping, watching some football (yay Giants!), and taking care of my puppy Bowzer, who got neutered on Thursday. The poor little guy has to wear a cone around his neck until next Tuesday…way too long!
Blouse: Ann Taylor (similar here and here)
Skirt: The Limited (similar color here and here)
Belt: J Crew (similar here and here)
Bag: Express (similar here and here)
Shoes: Nine West (similar here and here)
Watch: Michael Kors (similar here and here)
Jewelry: Stella and Dot
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There's only one San Diego ex-mayor for whom I'd anonymously ghostwrite. Gratis.
The sainted Pete Wilson? Forget it. Hagiographies hold no pro bono appeal.
Jerry Sanders? Too comfortably middle of the Republican road.
Dick Murphy? He's already judged himself.
Roger Hedgecock? He can ably write his own slice (from left to right) of life.
Maureen O'Connor? Susan Golding? Their tell-alls, even the sad Mo's, wouldn't float this ghost ship for free.
Commentary: More Logan Jenkins columns about our region
No, there's only one ex-mayor whose fall feels like a dramatic must-read of Greek dimension.
Released from his condo jail, Bob Filner is now free to wander, the Waldo of San Diego. (Imagine the tweets: "Guess who I saw noshing at Hob Nob? #Filner.)
Maybe you've seen the "The Wolf of Wall Street," Martin Scorsese's thrill ride of rapacious drug and sexual excess.
Filner was the "The Wolf of City Hall," a libidinous power tripper (reportedly) off his prescription meds.
Movie rights, anyone?
In fact, Filner, who's left town for a couple of weeks, is writing a book and is looking around for an "editor," I'm told by a friend who's talked to him. ("He sounded great, positive, healthy," this source told me.)
Though it's a long one, Filner has a shot at a winning last chapter, a new graph high up in his obit.
At his sentencing, both his former wives figuratively stood by their disgraced man, assuring the court that he could still contribute to the city he professes to love.
Assuming the liberal lion in winter still has the wits God gave him, the ones he lost last year, the loyal exes are likely right.
If there's an eventual sweet spot, a familiar source of passion, I'd guess it's fighting for veterans, working the muddy channels of government on behalf of the countless warriors getting screwed daily.
Or Filner could focus on the Imperial Valley, where he remains popular from his congressional days, and involve himself with immigration and poverty causes.
"He doesn't know how to go away," a longtime Filner political adviser told me.
If so, then he'd best begin by settling in print all his debts and scores, starting with his oldest archenemy.
Go gonzo, Bob, and then get going.
Like other hovering ghosts in town, I have a day job, but my nights are free.


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I am REALLY starting to wonder if senility is setting in. Just had one of the best meals I've had in St. Pete for a long time at Jade Bistro Asian Cuisine. I hadn't been there in at least 4 months and after tonight, all I can think of is...why?
There were 4 of us. We started off with Autumn Rolls, a skinny, crispy fried roll filled with porky goodness that you wrap in lettuce, fresh mint, several kinds of fresh basil and cilantro and slather with a little hot sauce. The contrast of the hot fried roll and the crisp cool greens & herbs was unbelievably delicious. Summer Rolls (freshly made in house--I asked) were a great counterpoint--shrimpy, soft and dipped in super flavorful (and not too sweet) peanut sauce.
Then, they rolled out the big guns...literally. The server rolled out a portable table and began cooking up butter, garlic, onions, spices and oysters right next to our table. As good as the oysters were, the best part was mopping up the nicely spicy sauce with plenty of crusty french bread.
The shaking beef was the best I've had outside of the Slanted Door in San Francisco--almost "candied" pieces of filet with their sweetness tempered with a quick splash through a sauce of seasoned salt and lime juice. Unfortunetly, they no longer have the "large" size, so we had to get 2 orders for the table to share...we fought over every last bit of it. The Singapore Noodles had an exotic curried flavor that married well with the perfectly cooked vegetables, shrimp and roast pork that studded it--but we would have prefered it to be a bit spicier. (Unrepentant chile heads--party of 4.)
For this more-than-substantial feast...it cost each of us @$15. Wow.
I think this place would be a good candidate for a Tampa Chowhound event...anyone interested?
Jade Bistro Asian Cuisine
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Lungs in Action: A patient's perspective
Emma Gainer, Program Manager, Pulmonary Rehabilitation and Lungs in Action, Lung Foundation Australia
After hearing about Jane Braund's experience as a Lungs in Action instructor in the last edition of LungNet News, we now hear from Allan Roue, who has been attending Lungs in Action for the last 18 months.
Participant name: Allan Roue
Lungs in Action location: St Clair, NSW
Time as a Lungs in Action participant: 18 months
1. What made you join the Lungs in Action class?
I was recommended by the respiratory clinic at Mt Druitt Hospital after completing my pulmonary rehab classes.
2. Did you have any hesitation or were there any barriers to conquer prior to starting the class?
Yes, not being able to do the exercises properly and being made to look silly.
3. What are your perceived benefits to attending this weekly class?
Since I started attending the exercise classes, I have had half the number of hospital admissions I had previously which has been really good for both me and my family.
4. What keeps you coming back each week?
I like coming back because I am able to choose and take part in the exercises that I am comfortable with. I'm only expected to do whatever I can.
5. What is your favourite exercise?
I like the exercises using resistance bands, which I can also do at home, as well as the boxing fitness – it's good to punch the pads!
6. Were you a regular exerciser before attending Lungs in Action? Is this the first group exercise class you have been involved in?
No, I only started doing regular exercises at Mt Druitt Hospital and then at the Lungs in Action class.
7. What do you like best about the class?
Meeting and becoming friendly with the other people in the same position as myself.
8. What is the worst thing about the class?
Nothing, in fact I look forward to attending the class and mixing with the other participants.
If you would like more information about Lungs in Action, click here or phone 1800 654 301.


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Become the face of Henry Ford Health Systems in Detroit. Work in the different departments and assist patients, medical professionals and staff in a variety of settings. Help make the lives of patients throughout the Metro Detroit area a little better. You can make a difference today as our patients could use the help of a warm smile and caring hand.
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RICHMOND HILL -- Keon Blige scored 18 of his 23 points in the second half to lead Richmond Hill to a 50-46 victory over Glynn Academy in the boys' championship game of the Richmond Hill Christmas Tournament on Friday.
Blige began the second half with a dunk to begin a 17-3 run and erase a 22-20 halftime deficit.
Blige finished with 11 points in the fourth quarter to hold off a Glynn rally. His two 3-pointers in the final opening minutes were Richmond Hill's only field goals of the fourth quarter.
"Keon hit some big shots for us, but we played pretty good defense until the final quarter," said Wildcats' coach Jimmy Hires.
Richmond Hill's best defensive effort came in the third quarter, when Glynn Academy made only one field goal.
"I didn't think we played good offense in the first half, but it was great compared to the third quarter," said Red Terrors coach Dan Moore.
Except for Bryan Hendley's 14-point fourth quarter run, Glynn's shooting stayed as cold as the weather outside. The Terrors managed only three field goals in the second half.
Richmond Hill (7-3) built its advantage to 15 in the fourth quarter before Glynn staged a comeback. Hendley scored 12-straight points for the Terrors, and a 43-31 laugher turned into a 46-43 nailbiter in the final minute.
But Blige hit 4 of 6 free throws in the final 30 seconds to offset a 3-pointer by Brandon Mericle.
Blige was named the most valuable player in the boys' portion of the tournament.
Camden County's Shayla Smith took MVP honors in the girls' portion of the tournament.
Baker 4, Hendley 23, Little 7, Mericle 3, Phillips 2, Sanford 1, Sperry 6.
Bryant 2, Blige 23, Scriven 7, Keen 2, Hayes 11, Siegel 5.
Halftime--Glynn Academy, 22-20.
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2 blocks to the Apache Fishing Pier, (longest wooden pier on the east coast)
• entertainment nightly (In Season)
• Restaurant - Bar
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3 Blocks to Ocean Annie's. Annie's has a huge outdoor deck on the beach with 2 restaurants, Tiki Bars, live music, dancing and cold drinks served on into the evening.
* We are a 3 to 5 minute drive to golf, shopping, Bass Pro Shop, Tanger outlet mall, Barefoot Landing, dining, entertainment, Live theater shows and House of Blues. Truly…. It would be hard to be any better located.
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Samsung has just introduced the Galaxy J2 android smartphone with top technical specifications and features. Samsung Galaxy J2 Launched for Rs 8490 price tag. This is company's latest budget 4G smartphone in India. The phone powered by a 1.3GHz quad-core processor for high end performance.
Samsung Galaxy J2 coming with 2G, 3G and 4G network support. The phone measures 136 x 69 x 8.3 mm dimensions and weighs less for easy handling. You have Optional Dual SIM (Micro-SIM, dual stand-by) for easy calling and data usage. Display of the smartphone is a large and beautiful4.7-inch (960 x 540 Pixels) qHD Super AMOLED display with 800 x 480 pixels resolution.
Exynos 3475 CPU (32 bit) is the chipset used. Samsung Galaxy J2 android smartphone runs on Android OS, v5.1 (Lollipop) for the fun of android apps and games. You can keep all data in its 8 GB internal storage. The processor works well in support with 1 GB RAM. Internal memory of Samsung Galaxy J2 can be more expandable with the microSD card up to 128 GB.
Samsung Galaxy J2 packed with a 5 MP camera at rear for capturing all photos and videos. This is the main camera which supports 3264 x 2448 pixels, autofocus, LED flash, Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection etc. Selfies and video calls are best with the 2 MP front facing camera.
Data and connectivity options includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, Radio, USB etc. Samsung Galaxy J2 supports Accelerometer, proximity, SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM etc. White, Black are the available color options for the phone. A powerful 200mAh battery offers long hours of back up and talk time.


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An important crowdfunding campaign has been launched to help people avoid credit card fraud and identity theft. It also provides people with a fast way to make payments and it's the first wallet with a money clip and a separate bill compartment. We decided to find out more about the wallet and spoke to Bruno about why the wallet has become so important.
Bruno, you have invented a new wallet, can you tell me more about it please?
Yes of course, it's the first wallet with a money clip, separate bill compartment and a credit card slot on the back for fast payment. And all that with RFID fraud protection.
Why did you feel the need to invent the new wallet?
I went from wallet to wallet without finding a suitable for me. I travel a lot and had always the problem that the different currencies were all in the same bill compartment. In addition, showing the big bills on the money when I open the wallet can be dangerous.
That's why I created a wallet with a money clip and a separate bill compartment. The card slot on the back gives you the opportunity to pay without opening the wallet. That's the fastest and safe way to pay.
The pWallet has RFID protection, can you explain what that is?
Today's cards make it super easy to pay for things, simply wave your card and the purchase is completed. This convenience is great, but it puts us at risk of ID theft and fraud. This is a real hazard and a growing problem. As long as your card is stored in the wallet it stops nasty thieves using RFID scanner on your card. Your cards and information are always kept safe.
The pWallet has a faster payment section, what does that really mean?
You can store the card you use most in the fast pay card slot on the back. You can pull the card out with one finger, swipe, and pull it back. You don't need to open your wallet and people never know how much money you have in. That's the fastest and safe way to pay.
How important do you feel it is for people to be able to have quick access to their payment method?
Nowadays people are all in a hurry. At the point of sale the slowest process is the payment process. With the fast payment slot on the back it speeds up the whole payment process. You have access to your card with one finger push without opening your wallet.
You have currently turned to a crowdfunding platform for your wallet, can you tell me the reason for this?
Crowdfunding has a significant potential to fund projects with a social purpose. I'd like to create a wallet that is a benefit to people. That's why I have chosen a crowdfunding platform.
For people who wish to own one of your wallets, if they donate to your campaign does that mean they will have one of your wallets?
Yes, sure. If we reach the target set for production everyone that pledged the project will get a wallet. In addition, I will send to every backer an original mini Appenzeller Bärli-Biber from Switzerland for free!]
Your pWallet has gained a lot of exposure, why do you think that is?
I think because it's the first wallet on the market combining a money clip, separate compartment for bank notes and a credit card slot on the back for fast payment. It's not just a wallet, it's a wallet that makes your life easier and an essential part in your daily life.
People can get the wallet at a special price on your crowdfunding campaign, but once that is over how much will they retail for?
All of the materials we use are hand selected and the wallet is made of premium genuine leather so that it should last a lifetime under normal conditions. The retail price after the crowdfunding campaign will be $99.00
The new wallet is set to change the way men carry money around, and speeds up the payment processing process while out shopping.
To participate in the campaign and receive one or more of the fashionable and protective pWallets, please visit the following campaign webpage.
Contact the makers behind the p wallet: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1776481113/p-wallet
Information is also available at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/p-wallet#/
About pWallet
The hand crafted and fashionable pWallet is available in two different styles each offering a variety of useful features including a money clip, compartment for money, extra pockets, and a credit card slot on the back for fast payment!


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The 89th Academy Awards are still five months away and while we are about to see a good chunk of the movies that will get nominated be released in the upcoming couple of months (otherwise known as the Oscars season), there are many movies that have already been released that the Academy could have their eyes on right now. I've picked out a handful of films that I think will not only be nominated for one or two Oscars, but multiple Oscars across the board.
10 Cloverfield Lane
- Release Date: March 11th
- Director: Dan Trachtenberg
- Cast: Mary Elizabeth Winstead, John Goodman, John Gallagher Jr.
- Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 90%
10 Cloverfield Lane was a movie that gained a lot more attention than Paramount expected it to, and there's a good reason for it — it's an amazing film that will for sure get some attention from the Oscars. Like a lot of the entries on this list, it has a good chance of being nominated for Best Picture. Personally, I think it all depends on how many other mind-blowing films come out in these next couple of months because there are clearly some stunning-looking films on the radar.
Besides that, there are some categories that I think this fantasy-mystery hit could own at the Oscars this year. While it may be nominated for its writing and editing, 10 Cloverfield Lane could be nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role and Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Mary Elizabeth Winstead played a very believable and emotional part as a girl named Michelle who gets kidnapped by John Goodman's character, Howard, who many people such as myself thinks deserves the Best Actor in a Supporting Role.
- Release Date: March 4th
- Director: Bryon Howard
- Cast: Ginnifer Goodman, Jason Bateman, Idris Elba
- Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 98%
If you want to talk about a film that could get loaded with attention from the Academy, look no further than Zootopia. This blockbuster hit is not just the best of the year but easily one of the best animated films of the century as it is not your average Disney film. This movie has a tremendous plot with many twists and turns that even throws adults and movie reviewers such as myself off. A story which may seem innocent and cute on the outside has a much deeper meaning as it dives into the flaws of our society and racism.
Even with films like Finding Dory and Kubo and the Two Strings released this year, those movies don't stand a chance at winning the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film. Considering this is a sloppier year in terms of quality for movies, this movie could even be nominated for Best Picture — which would be huge!
Also, Zootopia has a shot at being nominated for Best Original Screenplay as this movie was completely original. Considering the lack of originality in Hollywood these days, Zootopia should thrive at the Academy Awards.
Check out some of my other pieces highlighting the 2016 movie year:
- The 8 Most Surprising Movies Of Summer 2016
- 16 Best Movies of 2016 So Far! (Updated!)
- What 2016 Movie Can Beat Captain America: Civil War At The Box Office?
Hell Or High Water
- Release Date: August 12th
- Director: David Mackenzie
- Cast: Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine, Ben Foster
- Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 99%
This is a film that actually surprised me at how good it was. In fact, I included it in a recent article where I talked about the films that most surprised me this year. This film is an outstanding one that deserves a ton of attention from the Academy in many different categories. First of all, the film dons some superb writing with excellent character arcs. The main character Toby (Chris Pine) goes through one of the best character arcs we have seen in any film this year. Also, the movie has a very powerful plot that hooks the viewers in very quickly and throws a bunch of curveballs along the way.
There is a good chance that the movie could be nominated for Best Picture since it was a fantastic movie that was praised by the critics. Also, Pine's performance could most likely grab a nomination for Best Actor in a Leading Role and it is very likely for the Best Actor in a Supporting Role category to nominate Jeff Bridges for his performance. Last but not least, I am very confident in stating this movie could win the Best Cinematography Oscar this year as Hell or High Water is one of the most beautiful-looking films that I've seen in a long time. All in all, this film should be getting a lot of Oscar buzz this year.
Sing Street
- Release Date: April 15th
- Director: John Carney
- Cast: Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, Lucy Boynton, Jack Reynor
- Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 97%
Sing Street is easily one of my favorite movies of the year next to Captain America: Civil War. This was an optimistic, feel-good movie that had a huge heart, and those are always the movies that connect with the viewer making the movie an instant favorite. This makes Sing Street a huge competitor for the Best Picture award this year at the Oscars. On top of that, Sing Street is a musical with many great and original songs. Therefore, it is very possible that this Irish film will be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song.
If you watch the music video from the film above, not only will you realize it deserves recognition for its original music but its makeup. The Academy Award for Best Makeup and Hairstyling went to Mad Max: Fury Road last year due to its originality and creativity. This year, Sing Street could definitely earn a nomination due to its vibrant makeup and even its costumes, which could also get the movie nominated for the Academy Award for Best Costume Design. Overall, Sing Street pulled at the heart strings and in return, it could pull in a ton of recognition at this year's Academy Awards.
Captain America: Civil War
- Release Date: May 6th
- Director: Joe & Anthony Russo
- Cast: Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johanson, Sebastian Stan, Anthony Mackie
- Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 90%
I know what your thinking right now: "You're an idiot, Antonio." In this day and age where even the best of superhero movies get no attention from the Academy Awards, I can't blame you. However, this may be the year for a comic book movie to be recognized by the Academy Awards. In a year with many blockbuster flops (many of which are comic book movies), Captain America: Civil War stands taller than ever. This Marvel Cinematic Universe film could represent that there are still well-made blockbusters, even in a year such as 2016. And out of any film to represent that, what better way to go than Captain America: Civil War — one of the best comic book movies of all time.
The reason why I think this superhero movie has a real chance at being nominated for an Oscar like Best Picture is not because of the plot, the writing, or the intense action sequences but for the performances. Clearly, everyone who had a part in this movie did an amazing job but its stars Chris Evans, Chadwick Boseman, and especially Robert Downey Jr. and Scarlett Johansson had such emotion and played such believable and relatable characters for a comic book movie. Hopefully this will be the year the Oscars finally recognize some true talent in these superhero movies.
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Families with people carriers and four-wheel-drive cars will be hit hardest by new council parking permits, which have been condemned by motoring organisations and parents groups.
But despite their unpopularity, the charges - which will be piloted by Richmond council, in London, in September - are expected to be rolled out by local authorities across the country.
Margaret Morrissey, of the National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations, which represents eight million parents, said the scheme was "unfair and unrealistic". "Mums and small children are such an easy target for councils. They should try offering some parking provision and stop this nonsense." She added that the scheme would have no deterrent effect because thousands of parents had no choice about using bigger cars.
"Many families have three or four children, and they need the space to fit child seats the Government insists on."
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Richmond parents threatened to disobey the new rules.
Tessa Davison, a physiotherapist with three children who drives a Peugeot 206, said: "Many parents don't want to drive large cars in the first place but often it is the only option with all the child seats. I won't pay to use one of these bays, so I will continue to park on yellow lines near the school."
Amanda Masters, however, who has three children at King's House School, said she would be willing to pay despite having a four-wheel-drive car.
"There is never anywhere to park legally. If we can park close by, that will be worth paying for."
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First of all I have to say that the copyright to this story belongs to my flatmate. I'm very jealous about it, I wish I could be the horse's mouth here.
Anyway, this is what happened: one night she and her friend got in a cab. The driver asked where they wanted to go, but the girls were not sure about the address and started discussing it at length. In the end, feeling a bit embarrassed, they apologised and explained that they're American (both of them look Chinese).
'Oh, so you're from America?', asked the driver and started speaking in English: 'I love you. You're so beautiful. I love your eyes.'
Both girls were a bit taken aback with this display of language skill and emotions.
'Where did you learn your English?', they asked.
'Oh, just from American yellow movies', said the cabbie.
Pause for explanation: yellow in China is an adjective that describes all things with sexual contents. In other words, what he said was: 'I learned my English from porn!'.
All right. Maybe a bit too much information, but you have to appreciate the honesty. After a nonplussed moment of silence, my flatmate decided to continue the conversation.
'So… erm… what kind of porn do you like better, Asian or Western?'
'Why Asian, of course!'
'Really? How so?'
'Well,' (here comes the bit where I really wish I was there) 'in Western porn people are so brutal and uncouth, like, I don't know… (making the appropriate sounds) UGH UGH GRUNT GRUNT… Whereas in Asian movies everyone's so refined and delicate, like ooh ooh ahhh…
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Please help with my situation
I am using Windows 7 Home. I've got some folders / files under a login that I want to set permission on them, so that they can be only read and copy, but not edited/modified/changed/deleted under that login or administrator password is needed.
I've got two logins. Admin and "user". I've been working and creating everything under the "user" account, as a result, the "owner" of the files/folders ( or "object") should be the "user". Do I have to change the "owner" of the "object" to Admin?
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Kenny1999, welcome to the windows 7 forum.
Setting the permissions to read and copy really won't stop someone from copying the file and putting it someplace else, then editing it as they wish on another machine.
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hi, thanks for the reply.
No no no... my situation is not that complicated and the file is not that confidential. I only use the same login with my VERY YOUNG kids, they like playing with the keyboard and mouse and clicking everywhere, I worry they 'accidentally' delete / edit / move away some of my files away. They can do lots of unexpected things.
To put it simply, I just don't want anyone using my login be able to delete / edit / modify / moved away any files under a particular folder(s) or administrative password is needed. It doesn't matter they read / copy it, that's no problem at all. As long as the files under that folders cannot be changed or modified... something
I am looking for official method. I don't want to employ a third party program while there is a perfect solution by windows 7
Thanks again
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How about removing or hiding the shortcut to Windows Explorer from the desktop?
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right, go to control panel > user accounts and family safety. Have your "user" password changed, make sure "user" is the administrator account and then create another account which is a standard account. Have your children use the standard account when booted into Windows.
Note that your important files must be stored under your account, which most likely is C:/Users/user/
And your children will play around under: C:/Users/StandardUser so that when they try to go to C:/Users/user then the computer will ask for the "user" pass which you changed.
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Good Call Dorruk, after the explanation of the user/administrator stuff, your solutions is the best. As long as the kids don't guess the admin password..
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Hi all , I am the thread starter.
Um... although the situation is not that complicated, I've also simplified my explanation.
Or I should re-ask my question in this way. Let's forget about my kids. I just want to, under my current login, I can access the files (read/copy only) but no deletion / edit / modification / move of the files under a particular folder.
Is it possible?
I've got two logins for my windows 7. One is of adminstrative type and another is of standard (user) type. The files/folders I desire to "protect" are under standard (user) type. What is the algorithm of my solution then?
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right, go to control panel > user accounts and family safety. Have your "user" password changed, make sure "user" is the administrator account and then create another account which is a standard account. Have your children use the standard account when booted into Windows.
Note that your important files must be stored under your account, which most likely is C:/Users/user/
And your children will play around under: C:/Users/StandardUser so that when they try to go to C:/Users/user then the computer will ask for the "user" pass which you changed.
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Kenny, yes that would do it. Take ownership as the admin and move them to your my documents and the regular user won't (or shouldn't) be able to access or even see your documents directory. Making sure that you cut and paste or move them to the correct directory and take ownership. Set the security tab to only allow the admin to do anything with them.
Should work fine.
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I use Easy File Locker (Freeware) to achieve what (I think) you're trying to also achieve. It works at folder level allowing you to control access, write, delete & visibility of the folder and it's contents. Have a look here
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dinsdag 18 juli 2017
Happy Summer!
Thank you all for your kind comments on my last blogpost. I enjoyed reading about your gardens very much!
It's only a few more days before my two youngest daughters and I are off to the UK. Our favourite holiday destination. Those of you who read my blog regularly, probably know that by now :-)
This time it will be The Lakes and The Peaks. My middle daughter made a list of places to visit. Among them are the homes of important people from the art and literary world. We will be up to Hill Top, Dove Cottage and Brantwood. In The Peaks we will make a stopover at Lyme Park, and perhaps pay another visit to Haddon Hall, which we all loved so much during our last visit. We are open to suggestions though. If you know any places in the area I haven't mentioned yet and are worth a car ride. Please let me know!
My middle daughter and I have been busy in the garden. I always try to leave it behind as tidy as possible, but this time I won't manage. The thing is, I am terribly behind, and there is only so much one can do.
A lot is happening in the greenhouse. All credit goes to my daughter. I believe her fingers are greener than mine. It must be all the love that goes into as well..... My daughter grows several tomato varieties, like St. Pierre, Big Daddy, Tigerella and Pommodori. They are all doing splendidly. I am afraid that during our holiday we will have an explosion of ripe tomatoes. Lucky neighbours! We have a bumper crop of gherkins too this year. There are already three pots of gherkins in our cupboard to eat in winter, and that is only the beginning. The cucamelons (new this year) are doing fine as well. They are delicious in salads and quite pleasing to the eye. We tried eggplant again, but no, not much is happening. The peppers are a bit disappointing as well, but you never know what may happen the coming months. Summer has only just begun and autumn may bring some surprises.
With little time on my hands, I focus on the weeds and flowers in the garden. Although there is not much colour, there are always some beauties to pick and take home with me.
Wishing you all a Happy Summer! Have a good time.
Madelief x
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All is pretty
One of the publicity posters for the first retrospective exhibition of Andy Warhol's work in Sweden in 1968 read: 'All is pretty'. Although you can't compare mr Warhols work with my garden, I thought I would use his words anyway, because I think in June my garden looks it's best.
It's the month when the leaves are still green and disease free, when the soil is moist, the plants haven't taken over yet, and there are roses everywhere. In combination with foxgloves, lupins, aliums and ladies mantle, they add romance to it all. I am so glad I chose the greenish grey colour for my little garden house all those years ago. It makes the colours of the flowers stand out.
It's one or two weeks at the utmost that the roses in my garden are in flower all at once and look most alluring, but to me it's one of the highlights of the year. If you would like to see more, please have a look at my Instagram account. I posted a film of my garden on the 8th of June.
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zondag 28 mei 2017
Home again
It feels like ages since I came back from a short holiday in the UK, but it's only three weeks. My work and garden take up most of my time, but I have been travelling through my own country as well. Visiting places I have never been to. I quite enjoy it!
My week in East Sussex was a success. My boyfriend and I stayed in a beautifully decorated cottage in the garden of an old farmhouse. I couldn't have chosen a more romantic place. The garden looked like a dream, there were deer out in the fields and there was even an orchard in full blossom, to enjoy.
The weather wasn't that good, but it did not really bother us. There was so much to see! We explored Petworth and Petworth House and Gardens, Arundel and Arundel castle and Polesden Lacey. We enjoyed the bluebell woods around our cottage, the fields of wildflowers and The Lanes area and seaside at Brighton.
In today's post a collage of the places we have been too. I hope you enjoy it!
Have a lovely couple of weeks ahead! From a sunny and warm Rotterdam,
Madelief x
* Thank you for your comments on my last few posts. I am sorry I don't reply that often, but I am more active on Instagram these days.
Photo 1 to 10 The Summer House, Kirdford, East Sussex. Photo 11 to 16 Petworth House and Gardens. Photo 18 to 27 Arundel and Arundel Castle. Photo 27 until the end, Polesden Lacey.
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The next (or should we comment that yet another) Jurassic Park film is in the works, and it is even slated for a June 15, 2015 release date.
The word is that a script has been drafted by Colin Trevorrow and Derek Connolly, writers of Safety Not Guaranteed (2012). The latest in the Jurassic Park series will be called Jurassic World, although Safety Not Guaranteed seems to be a good title for the new film. Shame that they've used the title already.
The plot from what we gather is that the Jurassic Park is finally a working theme park open to the public, which is why we like the other title better. Moreover, the film will reportedly be shot in native 3D. That fact doesn't surprise us at all considering the international success of the recent 3D release of the original Jurassic Park film.
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Get a job in Melbourne !
Just a French gay guy losing himself in the world!
1. Keep your mind open
2. See the bright side
3. Never say no to wine!
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I hosted, couchsurfed and met quite a few people thanks to CS.
I've been travelling quite a lot with CS ! From Buenos Aires to Berlin, touring Spain in 10 days, meeting a lot of couchsurfers on the way, it's just great! All these people could teach me or show me something I couldn't have discovered by myself. And we had a lot of fun!
Also, I hosted two or three guys who were very nice and with whom I had a good time.
And last but not least, I just meet people through CS. When you're alone in some foreign town, it's good to have interesting people to party with :)
I'm a Wikipedia whore.
- beauty
- lgbt rights
- wine
- cheese
- partying
- traveling
- socializing
- skydiving
- science
- beaches
Music, Movies, and Books
Movies: The best movie I have seen in recent years is "Waking Life". I really like the hypnotic experience that is "Koyaanisqatsi". "Gattaca", Coppola's "Dracula", Soderbergh's "Solaris"... "Happiness" is sharply offensive but so fucking funny. I also like Lynch, Kubrick movies. I'm getting more and more into historical movies.
Music: Björk, Midnight Juggernauts, Radiohead, Portishead, Trans Am, Goldfrapp, Boards of Canada, Clark, Tim Exile... Electro kind of stuff.
Books: "If This Is A Man" by Primo Levi, "Huis Clos" by Jean-Paul Sartre and in a totally different style, "A brief history of time" by scientist Stephen Hawkins. "The House of the Spirits" by Isabel Allende is a book that really shook me before I went to Chile.
One Amazing Thing I've Done
- Skydiving above the beach in Darwin, Australia
- Touring South America in 6 months with friends, India in 3 months on my own
- Paying myself a Master's degree IN LONDON
- The 10-day Vipassana course
- Organising some crazy beauty pageant for LGBT rights
- I have to keep some stuff for myself :)
Teach, Learn, Share
Teach: Er... I'm totally ignorant! I guess I could teach French, web development and how to make a veggie tartiflette (French dish with fuckloads of cheese).
Learn: I'd like to learn about philosophy, about science... and how to travel for cheap!!
Share: Everything except my toothbrush.
Countries I've Visited
Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Finland, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Spain, United States
Countries I've Lived In
France, United Kingdom


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Charles E. Skelton, 64, of 7386 Georgia Highway 320 died Monday, Jan. 1, 2001.
A native of Niota, Tenn., Mr. Skelton was a son of the late Troy E. and Emma Lou Hackler Skelton and was the widower of Barbara Irene Ward Skelton. He was self-employed.
Services will be at 6 p.m. today at Whitlock Mortuary with the Rev. Steve Kirk officiating.
Survivors include two sons, Jeffrey Skelton, Atlanta, and Brad Skelton, Athens; two sisters, Ellie Reed, St. Mary's, and Marie Inman, Kingston, Tenn.; and two brothers, Arnold Skelton, Asheville, N.C., and Tom Skelton, Raleigh, N.C.
The family is at the residence and will receive friends from 4-6 p.m. today at the mortuary.
Athens Daily News, Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2001
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text: Human Rights Observatory US Investors Drawn to Africa's Economic Potential President Barack Obama will highlight the importance of boosting U.S. investment in Africa during his trip to Kenya. U.S. officials say nearly half of all jobs created in Africa are from small businesses, many owned by women. VOA's Aru Pande talks to a Rwandan handicraft exporter who has transformed the lives of thousands of women with the help of the United States.Read complete article© Voice of America - Thursday, July 23, 2015


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Use of Computer: 87%
Graphics: 92%
Playability: 90%
Getting Started: 87%
Addictive Qualities: 92%
Value for Money: 86%
Overall: 89%
Match Point is a 3D tennis simulation that can be played with one or two players. The view of the green court is from the commentator's box. At the back of the court is the scoreboard showing all the relevant details about games, sets and matches. On the eight hand side of the court is the umpire and on either side of the net are the ball boys.
The game closely follows the rules of lawn tennis, a match being played over three or five sets and the winner winning two or three sets respectively. You must win at least 6 games and have a two game lead to win a set. If both players win six games then a tie break comes into being automatically except in the final set when play continues until one player has at least a two game lead. Scoring, changing ends and service all follow the accepted rules of lawn tennis.
The game can be controlled by either keys or joysticks, the fire button being used to serve, to change racket swing and hit the ball. The height of the ball and its speed are determined by how the ball is hit and with what swing.
Match Point was incredibly advanced for its time, it still outshines many of today's sports simulations. The graphics and animation of the players and the ball are superb, the only niggle being on first playing the game you tend to think there are two balls because of the shadow. There isn't much sound but you get so engrossed that you forget all about it. Quite a bit of skill is required to gain full control over your character but as with all games practice makes perfect. If you like sports simulations then this is certainly worth buying.
Match Point is THE tennis simulation for the Spectrum. Even by today's standards it is a very good game. The graphics are excellent and put many recently released simulations to shame. It takes a while to get used to the way you control your character but once you have sussed it out it becomes quite easy. Addictive qualities are quite hard to judge on sports simulations of this kind because you can play two player games which means that you can always have plenty of competition but if your opponent is useless at the game then you can get bored of it. Of course you can play against the computer but it is only a matter of time before you can beat it on the harder levels of play. Match Point should go down as one of the Spectrum classics, it is a pity that Psion don't release more games.
(Rob) Looking at the rating now I am tempted to put the Use of Computer up by about 5% because you can cater for most joysticks with user definable keys. I am also tempted to put the Overall up by about 2% because I think it is a great game that is well worth buying.
(Lloyd) I wouldn't quarrel with the ratings at all, Match Point is simply a classic!


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Published in The Coast Star on June 7, 2007 on Page 1-2 By Larry Tormey
The elegantly restored dining room in the Marconi Hotel at Camp Evans was the venue for the second annual InfoAge Science and History Center Learning Center Wall of Honor cocktail reception this past Saturday evening.
The Wall of Honor Committee of Barbara Ruane, Linda Lifrieri and Pat Thecker, did an exceptional job of creating the perfect atmosphere to honor Army communications legends.
In the very room where, in the early nineteenth century, Guglielmo Marconi, the father of wireless radio, took his meals with his staff of pioneering engineers, over 150 guests gathered to pay honor to four scientific "Giants" of Camp Evans.
InfoAge was founded in 1998 by Wall Township resident Fred Carl. The organization's purpose is to develop an interactive learning center focused on the information age technologies which had their beginnings at historic Camp Evans.
InfoAge is currently housed in the Marconi Hotel, the continuous rehabilitation of which, along with a number of other buildings in the historic area, has been made possible by the generosity and "sweat equity" of hundreds of volunteers and dozens of organizations.
At the Wall of Honor reception, InfoAge Board Chairman Michael Ruane welcomed civic leaders, guests from the community and the region, representatives from FortMonmouth, from several communications and electronic warfare contracting companies and from several member organizations. He indicated that the Wall of Honor was founded as a lasting monument to those men and women who, in a truly outstanding manner, served at Camp Evans in defense of the country.
The 2007 inductees and their presenters, were:
Dr. Max Adler was awarded posthumously, who, having escaped from the Nazi horrors of WWII, played a leading role in the development of electronic warfare countermeasure systems. Dr. Adler was honored by Robert F. Giordano, president, RFG, and a past director of Camp Evans.
The award plaque was accepted by Dr. Adler's wife of many years, Greta, and his son, Gary.
Harold N. Tate and Mary A. Tate were both recognized for their work at the ceremony. Mr. Tate is fabled as the "go to" person in the development of Army Radar Systems, which played a major role in the Vietnam conflict, as their descendants continue to do today in Iraq. Mary A. Tate, Mr. Tate's wife, was a key mathematician Team Chief who played a vital role in measuring and interpreting seismic events [underground nuclear tests] in Russia during the Cold War. Mr. Joseph L. Pisano, Sr. Program Manager, CACI, honored the Tates and presented the plaque. Married for 64 years, the Tates were accompanied by their son, Harold A. Tate, MD and their grandson, Reed Hubbard.
The former Camp Evans scientists delighted the audience with their recollections of their service to the country during those love filled years.
Dr. Harold Zahl, posthumously, an acclaimed scientist and inventor, was also honored. With the onset of WWII, it was vital that an early method of detecting the approach of enemy aircraft be devised. Dr. Zahl designed and built a high power electron tube that was the heart of the first radar system in America. Dr. Zahl was honored by InfoAge founder and President, Fred Carl.
The plaques were mounted on the Wall of Honor in the lobby of the Marconi Hotel.
InfoAge seeks to become one of the premier science and learning centers in the country. It also seeks to make the residents of Monmouth and Ocean Counties most proud to have this unique, historic site located in this area, on the shore of the Shark River, in one of Wall Township's most scenic locales.
Volunteers, visitors and supporters are always warmly welcomed. Those interested may contact InfoAge at www.infoage.org.
[Larry Tormey is a founding Trustee of the InfoAge Science History Center.]
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