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The Ritzy is a Brixton institution, much loved for its friendly staff and anti-multiplex atmosphere. One of south London's oldest picture palaces (it originally opened in 1911), today the Ritzy has still got a little of that grandeur. Its five screens are all comfortable and reasonably sized, while the programme strikes the perfect balance between major blockbusters and independent films, plus late-night shows and classics. There are also two bars, one offering a view across Windrush Square and serving slap-up café food, the other tucked upstairs inside the cinema and playing host to an array of club nights and stand-up shows.
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Three-dimensional digital mammography system opened
Though studies show that over 16 per cent of Indian women in the age group of 40-60 face a potential risk of breast cancer, a very small number of women come forward for cancer screening, said Prathap C. Reddy, chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group.
Speaking on Tuesday at the inauguration of one of the first three-dimensional digital mammography systems in south Asia at the Apollo Specialty Cancer Hospitals here, Dr.Reddy said that delayed detection among the risk group can result in one in every 22 women developing breast cancer.
The device which will be used for early detection of tumours uses 3D imaging technology. It involves acquiring images of a stationary compressed breast at multiple angles during a short scan. The individual images are then reconstructed into a series of thin, high-resolution slices that can be used to detect tumours less than 1cm in diameter.
Unlike a regular scan, imaging a human breast is more complex and difficult because of the several layers of tissue. Detecting small tumours, hidden amid a mass of flesh, is tricky and precision imaging technologies can be transformative.
Listing out the benefits of the new technology, Dr.Reddy said that the procedure would be quicker and easier, cause less discomfort to the patient, use low dose of radiation, and greatly improve accuracy.
He added that since the system uses digital technologies, it will enable archiving, post-processing of the image to improve contrast and electronic transfer to another hospital.
Jack Cumming, chairman, Hologic Inc., a medical diagnostics manufacturer which is supplying the imaging system, said "In America, a staggering 44,000 women die of breast cancer every year. About one in eight women have breast cancer in their lifetime. If we can detect breast cancer early enough, there is a 95 per cent chance of survival."
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Improving the energy performance of UK households: Results from surveys of consumer adoption and use of low- and zero-carbon technologies
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This paper presents results from a UK Open University project which surveyed consumers' reasons for adoption, and non-adoption, of energy efficiency measures and renewable energy systems—collectively called low- and zero-carbon technologies—and their experiences of using these technologies. Data were gathered during 2006 via an online questionnaire with nearly 400 responses, plus 111 in-depth telephone interviews. The respondents were mainly environmentally concerned, 'green' consumers and therefore these are purposive rather than representative surveys. The paper outlines results for four energy efficiency measures (loft insulation, condensing boilers, heating controls and energy-efficient lighting) and four household renewables (solar thermal water heating, solar photovoltaics, micro-wind turbines and wood-burning stoves). These green consumers typically adopted these technologies to save energy, money and/or the environment, which many considered they achieved despite rebound effects. The reasons for considering but rejecting these technologies include the familiar price barriers, but there were also other obstacles that varied according to the technology concerned. Nearly a third of the surveyed consumers had adopted household renewables, over half of which were wood stoves and 10% solar thermal water heating systems. Most adopters of renewables had previously installed several energy efficiency measures, but only a fifth of those who seriously considered renewables actually installed a system. This suggests sell energy efficiency first, then renewables. There seems to be considerable interest in household renewables in the UK, especially among older, middle-class green consumers, but so far only relatively few pioneers have managed to overcome the barriers to adoption.
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- Improving the energy performance of UK households: Results from surveys of consumer adoption and use of low- and zero-carbon technologies
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Energy Efficiency
Volume 1, Issue 2 , pp 149-166
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- 2008-05-01
- 10.1007/s12053-008-9013-y
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- Energy efficiency
- Renewable energy
- Low- and zero-carbon technologies
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- User-centred design improvements
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- Horace Herring (1)
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If anyone has ever stalked a single tiger so closely and with so much passion, it is wildlife film-maker S. Nallamuthu, who has almost made the feline creatures his religion.
He has kept his eye on a special tigress, Baghani — the daughter of the famous Machili who reigned supreme in the woods of Ranthambore till she was over 10 years of age — in the terrain of her birth till she was four.
Then came the great transformation in Baghani's life and in Mr. Nallamuthu's too. The Rajasthan wildlife authorities, with the support of the Wildlife Institute of India, Dehra Dun, chose her as the first female to populate the now-barren — as far as tigers are concerned — woods of the distant Sariska reserve in Alwar.
Before her, as part of a recovery programme chalked out by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) for Sariska which lost all its tigers in 2004-05, male tiger Rajore was released in June 2008.
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"Baghani is a very special tigress. Daughter of Machili, I have been filming her since she was a cub. When she was shifted out of her natal territory, I was keen to see how she would survive along with her mate Rajore and finally fulfil the dreams of a number of people by starting a new dynasty of tigers in Sariska," said Mr. Nallamuthu, confessedly averse to making speeches, in his brief presentation at the Indian premiere of Tiger Dynasty , a film directed and photographed by him for BBC's Natural History Unit.
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Dynasty may be a derided concept in politics but in the animal kingdom and in conservation history, bloodline counts. Tiger Queen , a 50-minute film Mr. Nallamuthu once made on Machili and her litter — that was shown on the National Geographic and Animal Planet channels -- talks about Machili being the most dominant carnivore in Ranthambore, displacing her mother and then Machili's own daughter T-17, doing the same to her mother. Baghani, T-18 in Ranthambore, too was driven out from her territory by T-17. It was then that she was picked up for the special task.
"In a sense, this story is a journey which we both, Baghani and I, took together — the challenges were similar for both of us. She was blindfolded prior to the translocation and when she opened her eyes she was in a completely unknown territory. In the same way, Sariska was completely unfamiliar to me. I had filmed her in abundance in Ranthambore and we were both well-versed with that place. But Sariska, in its 800 sq km expanse, was unseen forest," the film-maker recollects.
Even for those who know the story, the film, shot over 180 days in high definition, proved a rare visual treat with first-time close exposures of a Ranthambore tiger's response to leopards, hyenas and wild boar. The emergence of the leopard when Sariska was totally deprived of its tiger population, the reflexes of a tiger released into unknown territory (Baghani even played dead when a Sambhar deer came close to her) and the amorous encounters between Baghani and Rajore in the initial days of courting… all are there in this breathtaking film.
"I borrowed money to shoot Tiger Queen as the channels initially refused to fund the project. In the case of Tiger Dynasty , I shot 60 per cent of it with my own funds till the BBC stepped in. In this case, I wanted to tell the story of the forest through a translocated tiger. Tiger Dynasty is a tiger's tale through a human's voice. I was adamant about how I would tell it," the "tiger cameraman" confessed.


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Kings' Regehr passes physical; Mitchell needed another surgery
Apr 3, 2013, 1:03 AM EDT
There was good news for the L.A. Kings on Tuesday, and some bad news.
The good news – see the tweet below – focused on blue liner Robyn Regehr, who the Kings acquired in a deal with the Buffalo Sabres on Monday.
The bad news: veteran defenseman Willie Mitchell, who suffered a knee injury during the lockout and required surgery, needed another operation on his injured knee this week, according to a report in the L.A. Times, citing Mitchell's agent Mike Liut.
The 35-year-old Mitchell, who hasn't played a game all season, "should be ready for next season," Liut told the L.A. Times in an email.
Mitchell has one more year left on his two-year, $7 million contract.
The Kings, defending Stanley Cup champions, lost 3-1 to the Phoenix Coyotes on Tuesday night.
- loyallakingsfan35yrs - Apr 3, 2013 at 4:19 AM
Now if the Kings can put the right Goaltender in the game….
- kingsforever - Apr 3, 2013 at 6:41 AM
"hmmm, Bernier won his last start, Quick lost his last start. Better start Quick then"
– Darryl Sutter logic
- ron05342 - Apr 3, 2013 at 10:44 AM
Imbecile: Quick is the starter. He is going to get more starts. Yes, he let in a bad goal in the third period, but everyone makes mistakes.
You are talking about the reigning Conn Smythe winner there. I can't believe how short-sighted some Kings fans are not to see the big picture: As Quick gets more starts in goal, he will be better-tuned for the playoffs.
You really want a "Vancouver-type situation" in the first round of the playoffs? I don't.
- canucks30 - Apr 3, 2013 at 11:17 AM
So I guess Dr. Sutter was wrong about Willie's knee after all?
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So you guys just sent out a Newsletter to the community and still failed to communicate this article to everyone? http://marketblog.envato.com/general/updates-statements-handling-fees-business-model/
I think you're doing this on purpose and I'm really disappointed with the turnout of this.
Ditch 2020 vision Envato, you guys won't exist by then. At least, not in a sense of "we value our community" kind of vision.
Hi Luchin (You're not the footballer, are you? ),
I recommend using the second method you described. The conversion rates are 2% over the market rate.
And avoid PayPal, as always, there are plenty of horror stories.
So Envato is basically flipping it's authors. That's it.
I really hope they would at least provide the emails of our customers, if we are direct sellers. That's the least that we deserve to have.
I will just have to tell you that Minimalism is a really hard job to do. In order to do it properly, you have to know what to leave out, where and when
I can easily see different spacings / margins between elements, breaking the vertical rhythm of the page. This is a deal breaker for any design, especially minimalist ones. If there's no pixel perfection, then there's no minimalism Also, your hero area looks rather unappealing.
I'm telling you this because I think I had my fair share of minimalist design in some of my templates and all passed successfully.
I'll just leave this here and I think this explains my stand point on this:https://wordpress.org/about/philosophy/
No matter how Envato will put it, as long as I don't know the details of each and every customer of mine, in order to issue invoices, then I'm not the seller and they are.
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TORONTO - The jury at an inquest examining the police shooting deaths of three mentally ill people was urged Monday to recommend that officers consider the mental state of a person in crisis and make every attempt to de-escalate the situation.
The suggestion was at the crux of multiple proposals from the families of all three victims, an advocacy group for the mentally ill and the Toronto Police Services Board, as some 220 possible recommendations were outlined during the final chapter of the inquest which has been running since October.
Reyal Jardine-Douglas, Sylvia Klibingaitis and Michael Eligon were all gunned down after approaching police with knives or scissors in separate but similar situations.
The inquest heard that when an officer is faced with an individual advancing with a sharp object, their response is based on the person's behaviour and not their mental state.
But that thinking had to change, the families of the victims argued.
"You have heard that our police officers are trained to react to the threat and not to the person. I found such policy shocking," John Weingust, a lawyer representing Jardine-Douglas's family, told the jury.
"The majority of police officers are decent human beings. It's their training and policy that needs changing."
In Jardine-Douglas's case, his sister called 911 for help in August 2010 after her mentally ill brother boarded a public transit bus. Police who boarded the bus ended up firing at Jardine-Douglas after he pulled a knife from his backpack and advanced on an officer.
"They knew of his illness and they approached him with the same manner and conduct as if they were dealing with a hardened criminal, Weingust said. "In dealing with mentally disturbed people and knowing they are mentally unstable, they should respect the person first."
Jardine-Douglas's family has put forward recommendations which include asking the jury to suggest officers be trained to talk to mentally ill people in a "calm and civilized manner," and use the "least lethal option possible" if force is required.
Eligon's family echoed that call among its 32 proposed recommendations to the jury.
"Officers must, where feasible, try de-escalation attempts, whether there's an edged weapon or not," said family lawyer Peter Rosenthal, who recommended police refrain from using their firearms as long as possible.
Eligon was 29 when he died on a quiet residential street in February 2012, after fleeing from a Toronto hospital dressed in a hospital gown and armed with two pairs of scissors.
"Michael was shuffling along, he wasn't trying to hurt anybody. What would have happened if they had waited?"
Rosenthal also cautioned the jury against adopting a recommendation from the Toronto police chief that steps be taken to ensure greater availability of Tasers to deal with situations like the ones being examined at the inquest.
"Don't make Michael Eligon's legacy more Taser use in the city," said Rosenthal. "Make his legacy more de-escalation that applies in the case of edged weapons."
A lawyer representing two of the police officers involved in the fatal shootings suggested, however, that the jury not try to entirely revamp training that already exists.
Gary Clewley pointed to Eligon's flight from hospital as an example of the holes in a system which led to a mentally ill person coming before police in the first place.
"The real problem is the fact that there was no room in the inn for the guy, isn't that the real problem? If he had been treated, he wouldn't have been on the street," he told the jury.
"It may be that the real debate is somewhere out there. The one that hasn't been had. And that is the one about the relationship, the true relationship between consumer's rights, the need for treatment and community safety."
The province's police watchdog cleared authorities of wrongdoing in all three cases and all the officers involved in the fatal shootings told the inquest they felt they had no choice but to pull the trigger.
The family of Klibingaitis, which has been representing itself throughout the inquest, suggested working together on all fronts was key.
In Klibingaitis's case, the 52-year-old called 911 herself in October 7 of 2011 — saying she was going to commit a crime — before she confronted officers with a knife in her hand.
"It is and remains a big challenge trying to figure out how this unforeseen event did unfold," said Lili Steer, one of Klibingaitis's three surviving sisters.
"We need to figure it out...the antidote to this big problem, to this illness, is compassion, and understanding."
The family suggested, among many recommendations, bringing together experts in psychiatry and use of force to research better ways in which police could respond to those in crisis carrying edged weapons.
"The purpose would be to understand if the current model contributes to escalation and if it actually creates a bigger crisis in some way," said Anita Wasowicz, one of Klibingaitis's other sisters.
"The family does not blame and we're not in favour of any blame but we are looking for collaboration."
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Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Take a Seat
I took these photos the last time I went into the city. This installation is called The Green Room. The mosaic chair and ottoman took a year to create, using donated china that had been broken in the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes. The garden surrounding the chair was created by Greening the Rubble.
"On the back of the chair are two soldiers. These are from a cup and saucer set given to Pamela McKenzie, when she was 6 years old. She attended... a single teacher school (with) 12 pupils. They all got a cup showing the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, in commemoration of the coronation of King George 6th, in 1936." (Taken from a sign at the site).
For more interesting chairs, please visit Carmi's blog, where his theme for the week is Please Be Seated.
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Labels: Christchurch, earthquakes, Thematic Photographic
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Canterbury Plains from Kennedy's Bush Track
It's been far too long since I got much exercise. So I took a walk up to the Summit Road by way of Kennedy's Bush track. this is one of the longer routes up - I may have overdone it a little, I was quite stiff the day after. But the view was great.
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Monday, March 23, 2015
Tuesday Poem: Hinemoana Baker in Victoria Street
Towards the end of last year I became aware of this public poem in Victoria Street. Hinemoana Baker was a guest at the Canterbury Poets' Collective readings, and this was one of the poems that she read. I love her interpretation of what the river (Otakaro - the Maori name for the Avon River) might say to the street. The reference to the hand of the clock refers to the clock tower in Victoria Street which stopped at the time of the 2011 February 22nd earthquake.
Himemoana Baker is a poet, musician and playwright. She has published three books of poetry, most recently waha/mouth.She was born in Christchurch, brought up in Whakatane and Nelson and now lives in Wellington where in 2014 she was Writer in Residence at the International Institute of Modern Letters.
For more Tuesday Poems visit the main hub site.
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Sunday, March 22, 2015
We have a large hillside garden here, mostly laid out in trees, shrubs and lawns which I try to keep in check, not always successfully. And then at the top of the slope are three raised beds which are the Mister's department, he takes care of the vegetables while I take care of the rest. We have a great crop of tomatoes, the rest of his efforts are somewhat experimental, especially since the vegetable beds don't really receive the desired amount of full sun.
He has been trying to grow radishes. None of them have yet produced enough of a root to make anything worth eating. On the other hand, it turns out that they produce edible pods which you can see in the photo here.
And here they are in a stir fry. Delicious.
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Labels: garden, vegetables
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Lake Tekapo Again
Another shot of Lake Tekapo in winter - May last year, to be precise. It was a gloriously still, clear sky day. I came across this one last week when I was looking for photos with roads in them. You can't see the road in this shot, but it fits Carmi's theme for this week - Bodies of Water.
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Labels: Lake Tekapo, Thematic Photographic
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
On the Road
The South Island of New Zealand is spectacular. It is very popular with tourists who often travel in hired vehicles. Lately, however, there have been a number of serious, sometimes fatal, accidents involving foreign drivers, which has prompted a good deal of controversy about how easy it is to drive here on an international drivers licence, and whether it should be allowed.
I wonder how many of those who think it should be a lot more difficult have ever travelled overseas and hired a rental vehicle on their own travels.
The problem is, though, that New Zealand roads are not always what our visitors are used to. The first of these photos is a narrow side road up Mt John near Lake Tekapo, which leads nowhere but the observatory up there (which is nevertheless, an increasingly popular tourist spot). The second photo, however, is a State Highway. It is the route through the Haast Pass from the south end of the West Coast of the South Island, through the mountains to Wanaka and Queenstown, an extremely popular tourist area. It can be a very dangerous road in bad weather. Even in good weather, good driving habits are essential. It is very easy for those used to driving on the right hand side of the road to cross the centre line, and meet oncoming traffic with little warning round a blind bend.
On the particular trip when I took this photo, we met a Canadian couple at Lake Wanaka, who declared that New Zealand was the "twisty road capital of the world". They might well be right! Twisty, narrow, sometimes dangerous but very beautiful.
For more road themed photos visit Carmi here.
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Labels: Haast, Lake Tekapo, New Zealand, Thematic Photographic, West Coast
Monday, March 09, 2015
A Drink of Water
I was at a party last weekend, and one of the guests was holding forth on his trip to Palestine, along with his wife. He described day to day conditions in the refugee camps, and stated that we couldn't imagine what it was like to live without running water, sewage and so forth. I really wanted to ask him if he had been walking round Christchurch with his eyes shut for the last few years. It wouldn't have needed a trip to the other side of the world, just to the other side of the city, to find out what it was like for the residents most badly affected by the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes, who most certainly did have to do without running water, sewage and electricity, in some cases for considerable periods of time. (In one case I heard of, two years using a Portaloo because of a lack of working sewage). In our own case, it was a couple of days for electricity, a couple of weeks for running water, and two or three months before our sewage was really functioning properly, although it was semi-usable - and we thought ourselves lucky compared to some. I still recall that it was the most joyous moment I have ever experienced when someone called out "the water's back on!"
In the aftermath of the quakes, many formerly capped springs and wells burst open. The photo above shows one. This is outside a beautiful function centre and Thai health spa, where they have piped the water so that anyone may freely fill up water bottles. There were big queues of people here after the quakes, and I still spot a few people making use of it whenever I go past, as some believe the fresh spring water tastes better than treated tap water. Also, it is convenient for joggers to fill water bottles, and I have seen dog walkers put down a small bowl and fill it for their dog to have a drink. So - a fresh tasting treat now, but in 2011, an essential supply for many.
Visit Carmi's Thematic Photographic for more contributions on the theme Drink.
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[-20] March 12, 2015 at 10:18pm
So Monk, what specifically does a drug smuggler look like? Not familiar with calling out suspect descriptions before the violator comes to a stop. Lucky to count the number of occupants in the vehicle.
Maybe you should teach a class.
Lazy cops don't get complaints like that. Effective ones do.
Back to my first question: What does a drug smuggler look like?
[67] March 9, 2015 at 10:12am
If America is so bad, which country is so much better and why aren't you there?
[1] February 17, 2015 at 11:48am
Part 2 of that plan: Expand the liberal VOTING base, at all costs. We get stuck w the bill.
We can thank all those that put "it" there.
[10] February 13, 2015 at 3:52pm
There's no hurry. We pay to keep him in one place. There is time to devise a plan that would make Hannibal Lector have to sleep with the lights on.
And then… let him know that NO ONE is coming to save him.
And God says He will be the Judge. And he hates the 'shedders of innocent blood'.
This guys Free Will chose this outcome.
An outcome that Stephen King would envy.
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[6] February 12, 2015 at 1:27pm
Also, as the battle for Iwo Jima was winding down in 1945, a sizable element of US Marines had their personal weapons confiscated by their own command, in anticipation of embarking back to ship the following day. During the night, Japanese forces attacked the sleeping Marines and killed their in their positions. Some where aircrew in a lay-over status at the airfield.
Another great idea others paid with their lives to carry out.
[22] January 28, 2015 at 1:15am
"Why do people need more than 10 rounds?"
Same reason I wear a seatbelt whenever I'm in a car.
or pay my insurance premiums.
or go to the doctor when I'm not sick.
Why did I have to take calculus? ( STILL looking for that answer, myself…)
"Yes, dear, it's all my fault."
Why do I need more than 10 rounds in my weapon?
What if the AH with the stolen hand gun has 10 rounds also?
In reply to N37BU6's comment on the story Anti-Gun Advocates Routinely Ask Why Anyone Would Ever Need More Than 10 Bullets — Texas Man Now Has a Good Reason
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[13] January 16, 2015 at 1:53am
Anyone know who the Navy SEAL officer is, sitting behind Rep. Gowdy?
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[7] January 16, 2015 at 4:23am
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[2] January 7, 2015 at 3:37am
Lefty, That's pretty impressive. Had no idea you could watch Fox News and Beck in Pyongyang. Stay there.
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January 6, 2015 at 5:26am
My comment isn't referring to The-Monk. I'm speaking to those that pretend to understand what it's like to be a cop or how they feel.
[-7] January 6, 2015 at 4:46am
This is the height of stupidity: "Yeah, I'm guessing how these cops feel because I watched Andy Taylor in Mayberry when I was a kid."
"Nice try."
You're a Moron
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[14] December 27, 2014 at 9:02am
Mr. Symphonic:
We get it. You go through life, fomenting hate & discontent for no useful purpose whatsoever. First thing you want everyone to know is, you're naive, gullible to liberal pablum and always the most ignorant person in whatever room you happen to be in at the time. The point is about what he represents, NOT what he's drinking. "Freedom was attacked this morning by a faceless coward. Freedom will be defended." The noble reply: "I'm here Lord, send me."
Mr. Symphonic the point is, 'those that serve', their families, their peers and those that have gone before derive strength from each other, the 'idea' of what America is about or why would anyone waste their time? Your comments illustrate why Washington said that those who serve are "twice a citizen". And when those that try to impersonate 'we band of brothers' invite disrepute upon the uniform, we tend to become rather defensive. A healthy trait.
So go about your merry life, Mr. Symphonic. And when you find that place of Valhalla that is so vastly superior to this fine and hallowed land we call America, your departure will derive little fanfare but know ye, we here will have to struggle on without you. And take your slimy friends with you.
That is all.
December 15, 2014 at 9:33pm
If I'm not mistaken, I think that's covered in the 14th Amendment already. And the 15th. And the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
You know, the kind of things that did away with 'Dred Scott'.
By the way, really clever 'alias' you have there.
[17] December 1, 2014 at 4:13am
Nigel… Let 's clear up a couple things about tasers:
They're almost always a "one-shot weapon".
Can't be used on multiple offenders. So when there are two "bad guys" standing in front of an officer, the taser is not what cops will reach for.
If shots have already been fired, tasers are NOT an option.
The reason tasers even exist is because the last "non-lethel" implement was taken away: PR-24 side-handle batons. ("Why can't we all just get along?" Remember him?)
Cops across the nation are trained to "meet force with equivalent force or one level higher". He was alone with a threat that had just tried to kill him with his own duty weapon. If he had the time, he might have reached for his shotgun, and rightfully so.
If there was ANYTHING WHATSOEVER in this officers file to suggest a negative event with the public, his family, his department,or his 3rd grade school bus driver, this guy would be sitting in a cell somewhere waiting for his trial to begin.
Maybe all the business owners that lost their investments will run out and buy tasers.
What killed 'whats-his-name' is the family that he grew up with.
[9] November 25, 2014 at 7:55am
Like Mark Felt told Woodward/Bernstein, "Follow the money". Same thing here: If CNN et al vent such effluent, who is paying for it? Someone has an agenda to drive all this hate somewhere…
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October 16, 2014 at 11:55pm
Look on billoreilly.com It's still there.
[2] October 16, 2014 at 11:40pm
While you're at it, wasn't the previous name of the Democrat Party the Confederacy?
The author of the Emancipation Proclamation was a Republican, who was murdered by a Southern Democrat actor. Who was discovered in a swamp because none of his fellow Democrats wouldn't take him in.
Didn't Rev. Dr. Martin L King give his Dream speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial for the same reason?
There's plenty more but it's someone else's turn.
[24] September 23, 2014 at 11:31pm
She should spend some of that $2000 on a roll of "S&W" breath mints.
September 22, 2014 at 7:05pm
Well, unless the program has changed since 11am this morning, the sign on the wall at the facility I went to stated there is a program for those exposed to Agent Orange. Just speak up. As for your "I've heard…", butt out.
[49] September 11, 2014 at 4:24pm
Just postulating, but Obama has only the "LEFT" side of his brain.
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[7] September 11, 2014 at 4:08pm
Ref: "West Wing"
Jed Bartlett had someone w consummate integrity in the form of Leo McGarry. All fictional but what if obama actually had a Chief of Staff? Someone to keep him informed? To offer a cogent, grounded rebuttal to comments that should never leave the room. A person to separate fact from fiction. Maybe to point out that the real enemy IS NOT the party on the other side of the aisle but the one's demonstrating their hatred of those that put obama in his current position.
Yeah, mr. president, you need to hire a Leo McGarry for your "team". Good Luck.
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Hot breakfast buffet every morning and hot coffee 24/7. Free internet and excellent selection of TV channels
Driveway entrance/exit is a bit hazardous.
liked the pool especially since it was snowing outside also apple bees is right there for late appetizers
Room was well-appointed, the staff was friendly and helpful, and the view of Ephrata from our room was a great bonus.
No disappointments
Breakfast was great, rooms clean, lots of parking.
Small room, door slightly malfunction and could not exit without disturbing others when they were sleeping. Slightly pricy for a small room!
We had 3 adults staying in the room, and still had plenty of space. Room also had a small outdoor balcony which although it was cold was still nice to have.
Location was further outside of Lancaster City than I wanted. It was a decent walk to get to the places that we were going.
The historic character of the building; Staff was very helpful.
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Entries are very high this year and I need your help as I do not want to reject any swimmer. Can you please, please let me know if you have any swimmers who will not be swimming. I am trying to control numbers by scratching them. It will save a lot of time in the running of the event by reducing the number of heats by not have empty lanes, this will also help our officials who give up their time for free to make this event happen.
It will be very busy on poolside so Team Managers can you please keep a close eye on your swimmers and make sure they know where, and when they need to report for their race, we will not be able to chase any one it will be your responsibility we do not want any one missing races.
Also can you ask them to try and not bring large bags onto poolside please this is to help with space, and put all litter into bags provided.
If you have not sent me your Coaches pass form can you do so please, any one coming onto poolside must be a signed up member of a club.
Please send Kathy Forward the name of you official .
Fine Designs will be here for the day.
Can you inform your parents that they may be asked to help with a survey for the ASA.
Devon County ASA would like to bring to the attention of all Gala competitors, volunteers, coaches and spectators the need to respect the space in the changing room and associated lockers that are reserved for the Pisces disabled swimming group on Sunday mornings.
The area is quite clearly cordoned off and signed from both the central corridor and the changing village.
Some swimmers access it off the poolside, through the showers near the diving pit. We ask that you don't do that. There are other showers that you should use at this time.
Volunteers and officials also have been using the lockers and we respectfully ask that you use the ones in the main corridor at the top end nearest to the officials room on Sundays.
The Pisces swimmers have specific needs and have often found that there are no lockers available for them in their space on Gala days. They, unlike us don't have the option of going to another space and find this very distressing. This is not hearsay – I've seen it because I've made it my business to engage and monitor this problem.
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Join TechCentralSF and QB3 for the launch of (Bio)TechCentralSF!!
Tuesday, March 29, 2011 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (PDT)
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TechCentralSF and QB3 along with our sponsors and partners, cordially invite you to the launch of (Bio)TechCentralSF!! Invited Guests include Mayor Ed Lee and former Mayor Willie Brown
TechCentralSF is San Franciso's exclusive online directory resource and collaborative community for High-tech, Biotech, and Cleantech with over 1,000 startup companies and established innovators making breakthroughs across San Francisco!
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The Atrium at Genentech Hall
UCSF Mission Bay campus
San Francisco,
Tuesday, March 29, 2011 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (PDT)
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