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Posted at 2:32PM, 22 February 2008 by Graham Holliday - BloggerIt was my first time in Finland, I'd never had it before and so I plumped for the reindeer. The waitress disappeared with my order, I sat back, picked up a copy of the Helsinki Times and sipped on my Karhu beer. But before I could finish scanning the front page and learn about Finland's berry wines, the country's finest was chargrilled and on a plate in front of me, encircled by a red wine sauce and served with a dollop of creamy mashed potatoes. From order to table took all of two minutes, or in restaurant waiting time, one sip of beer.
Nothing wrong with fast food delivery in theory. Living in France it's more often the snail's pace that has me twitching at the table, but what does super speedy service suggest to you in a restaurant?
It gives me visions of a hyper-organised, soulless kitchen machine. The waitress arrives, buttons are pressed, a couple of cogs whirr and food is spat out the other end somewhat like a Star Trek replicator. I imagine a kitchen with every pre-prepared base covered, mashed potatoes here, greens there, the specials plates primed and good to go within seconds of a glancing blow to a flame. It's probably the same in any restaurant, maybe the Finns are just a tad more efficient than other nations and maybe I should loosen up and see a sub-two minute delivery time as a good thing. But I can't.
The reindeer was great by the way. No idea what Jacques Chirac and Silvio Berlusconi were talking about. More power to Finnish food, but maybe a wee bit less speed.
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Funny that too-fast service is almost more irritating than slow service � and both destroy the atmosphere of eating out. I like time to enjoy a drink and anticipate the meal before the dishes actually arrive. Also hate to think I'm being hurried out to make way for the next paying customer. The only places I expect 'instant' food are restaurants serving Asian cuisine, but even then would like at least 10 minutes between ordering and eating. Dining out is not just about the food � it's about the experience!
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With their Pestilence EP coming out on July 16th on Proximity Recordings, we caught with up-and-coming drum & bass trio Bredren to see what they're all about…
Where are you from and to what extent would you say this influences your music?
We're from Lennik, near Brussels, Belgium. In Belgium, the drum&bass scene has always been good in the past but nowadays more and more DJs and producers are getting involved in the deeper scene. This influences our style deeply.
When did you first try your hand at DJing and producing?
Dieter first started DJing four years ago together with his friend Frederik and they became the drum & bass duo Orphans. Sebastien and Adrien loved what Orphans were doing so they decided to leap in to the world of DJing too and so Requake was born. After three years working separately Requake and Dieter from Orphans became Bredren.
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What's your studio set-up like?
The studio is very basic. It's a small barn in Adrien's garden. Each one of us has his own sofa and ideas. We have a pair of monitors and we work with Propellerhead's Reason 6 on Sebastien's laptop. We also have a mixer and CDJs in case we're not in producing mode.
Tell us more about your forthcoming release on Proximity, what did you have in mind when you made it?
We've always wanted to make a tune with some descent vocals so we contacted Beezy through Requake. This tune needed a lot of time to finish but when the final version was done, we were so thrilled that we made Biosphere on the same day. Stepping Stones and the M-zine & Scepticz remix of Pestilence came later because Basher proposed doing an EP on Proximity.
How did you manage to hook up with Proximity and what's it like working with them?
Dieter came in contact with Basher last summer, when he booked him for an event in Brussels. We'd just started Bredren and had made our first tune, Pulsar, which we'd sent to Basher. He was sold at once and since then the interest in Bredren kept on growing. Proximity is very nice to work with, there's no pressure at all. Due to Proximity's tight promo we have a lot of growing opportunities.
Got any other releases / remixes in the pipeline we should look out for?
At the moment, we've only got a collab going with Displaced Paranormals, which is featured in the mix. Besides that we have a VIP we're working on.
Are you making any other styles of music apart from drum & bass?
Sebastien and Adrien produce dubstep under the name Requake.
Where can people see you play in the near future?
Most of our bookings are in Belgium. This summer we'll play on some small festivals like Beatfarm Festival and Forest Festival. At the end of the summer we're playing at Outlook Festival in Croatia. We're really stoked about that.
What do you get up to outside of music?
We're all students so we go to school during the week (at least we try). During weekends we drink beer.
Any advice for any aspiring producers / DJs out there?
"Keep doing your thing", that's what most people told us.
What tracks, producers and labels are you feeling at the moment?
Labels: Samurai, Horizon, Exit, Proximity, Break-Fast Audio, Critical, Shogun, Different, Dispatch and so on. Tracks: Joaquin - Tears, Lenzman & Riya - How Did I Let U Go, Skeptical & Dub Phizix – Run It Like A President. Producers: Amoss, Skeptical, Clarity, Mtwn, M-Zine & Skepticz, Athomospherix, Halogenix.
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We wanted to bring a versatile mix of all the tunes we're really feeling at this moment. There were a lot of tracks we could chose and we tried to put the best together.
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Michael Arrington hopped on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt SF for a fireside chat with Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures, a very prominent VC firm in Silicon Valley. The two discussed Khosla's perspective on how companies within his firm's portfolios get the most out of working with the team.
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Khosla went on to discuss what happens when you hire the wrong people, and he says that it's hard to get a team back on track once those mistakes are made early on.
I spend most of my time recruiting for my companies. You hire the first 15 people and they hire the rest.
As Khosla discussed his practices, he says that it sets them apart from the rest of their competition. Khosla Ventures participates in way more than just investing in many different verticals. Helping companies grow for success makes complete sense, since the firm gets to reap the rewards in the end…hopefully.
Not only is it about hiring the "right" people, but as Khosla has said here on TechCrunch before, you don't have to be a jerk to be successful. Finding the right spot for someone in a company is key:
If people aren't performing, put them in the another job where they can perform or fire them.
Disruption is key as well, as some of Khosla's portfolio companies have taken on the biggest and most difficult problems in the world. On Khosla's investment on payment service Square:
If you said to someone three years ago that you could compete against PayPal, most people would say that's a crazy idea, payments are done.
Some of the new things that Khosla's firm is getting into is the consumerization of healthcare, and he has discussed some of the new companies he's investing in, including smart chips and apps that help you track your vital signs.
At the end of the day, Vinod Khosla doesn't even like to refer to himself as a venture capitalist:
I don't consider myself a VC, I consider myself a mentor.
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Impacts of deregulation and flexibilisation on labour markets in metropolitan agglomerations – the examples of Stuttgart region und Lyon region. 2004, University of Stuttgart (in German).
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The rural area of Lorraine between decline and regeneration – political conditions and structural impacts of recent adaptation- and development processes. 1994, University of Mainz (in German)
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Recent development in the rural area of the Departement Meuse (France) – the example of Vigneulles-lès-Hattonchâtel (in German).
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Transfer to a rimmed baking sheet, garnish with thyme sprigs, and place in oven. Roast until tender and starting to brown, 40 to 45 minutes. Transfer to a platter, and serve.
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These are delicious. A sweet and savory side with a kick from the chili pepper. Super easy to prepare and you can throw it in the oven and forget about it for 40 min.
These are hands down the best sweet potatoes ever and super easy! I used a little dry thyme instead of fresh but you don't even need it.
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A great 80s set from The Temptations – one of the few Motown acts who managed to deliver great work again and again over the years! The production has some 80s traces that are slightly dated, but the vocals are still top-shelf all the way – strongly moved much more into a mellow and modern mode than the group's righteous 70s years, but still plenty darn soulful for our ears – and proof that no matter what the lineup, or the setting, The Temptations could always come out with some top-shelf work! The record's got a nicely balanced feel that most younger groups of the time would have done well to consider – and titles include "Running", "Treat Her Like A Lady", "My Love Is True", "Set Your Love Right", "I'll Keep My Light In The Window", and "Memories". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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The 2011 Import and Export Market for Knitted or Crocheted Looped Pile Fabrics in Singapore
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On the demand side, exporters and strategic planners focusing on knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics in Singapore face a number of questions. Which countries are supplying knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics to Singapore? How important is Singapore compared to others in terms of the entire global and regional market? How much do the imports of knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics vary from one country of origin to another in Singapore? On the supply side, Singapore also exports knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics. Which countries receive the most exports from Singapore? How are these exports concentrated across buyers? What is the value of these exports and which countries are the largest buyers?
This report was created for strategic planners, international marketing executives and import/export managers who are concerned with the market for knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics in Singapore. With the globalization of this market, managers can no longer be contented with a local view. Nor can managers be contented with out-of-date statistics which appear several years after the fact. I have developed a methodology, based on macroeconomic and trade models, to estimate the market for knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics for those countries serving Singapore via exports, or supplying from Singapore via imports. It does so for the current year based on a variety of key historical indicators and econometric models.
In what follows, Chapter 2 begins by summarizing where Singapore fits into the world market for imported and exported knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics. The total level of imports and exports on a worldwide basis, and those for Singapore in particular, is estimated using a model which aggregates across over 150 key country markets and projects these to the current year. From there, each country represents a percent of the world market. This market is served from a number of competitive countries of origin. Based on both demand- and supply-side dynamics, market shares by country of origin are then calculated across each country market destination. These shares lead to a volume of import and export values for each country and are aggregated to regional and world totals. In doing so, we are able to obtain maximum likelihood estimates of both the value of each market and the share that Singapore is likely to receive this year. From these figures, rankings are calculated to allow managers to prioritize Singapore compared to other major country markets. In this way, all the figures provided in this report are forecasts that can be combined with internal information sources for strategic planning purposes.
After the worldwide summary in Chapter 2 of both imports and exports of knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics, Chapter 3 goes into detail on imports, but for each major country of origin serving Singapore. A "major" market is defined as a country where Singapore represents a substantially large share of either imports or exports. For each major country exporting to Singapore, one can thus observe how important Singapore is to that exporting country compared to other countries of the world. Chapter 4 does the same, but for exports of knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics originating from Singapore, for each major country of destination. In doing so, one can discover the share that Singapore has in each major market; this share value is often used as a measure of competitiveness for Singapore. In all cases, the total dollar volume and percentage share values by major trading partner are provided. Combined, Chapters 3 and 4 present a the total picture for imports and exports of knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics to and from Singapore to and from all other major countries in the world. "Knitted or Crocheted Looped Pile Fabrics" as a category is defined in this report following the definition given by the United Nations Statistics Division Classification Registry using the Standard International Trade Classification, Revision 3 (SITC, Rev. 3). The SITC code that defined "knitted or crocheted looped pile fabrics" is 65512 .
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Ypung American: Toyna M. Merrbach (submitted photo / December 8, 2012) |
Tonya M. Merrbach is "California dreamin'" as she looks to her future beyond the Salisbury-Elk Lick School District.
The 18-year-old senior has plans to take pre-law courses in Pennsylvania before moving on to her dream school: the University of California, Berkeley.
"I've always wanted to go to California," Merrbach said. "I like warm weather."
Her ultimate goal is to become a lawyer — possibly in a big city like Los Angeles.
"Living in Salisbury, it's kind of a small town," she said. "I want to experience the difference."
Merrbach's interest in a career as an attorney began at a young age when she started watching legal dramas on television with her father. She said she's torn between criminal and corporate practice.
"I'd feel really good about (proving someone's innocence)," she said.
"And business . . . just interests me — all the legal things that makes a business work."
Presenting a courtroom case requires a high level of confidence. So if she follows her current career path, Merrbach will be able to draw on her public performance experience as a member of her high school drama club and chorus.
She said her years of practice mean that her old pre-show jitters are long gone.
"I got so nervous and my voice would go," she said of her first few chorus recitals. "(Now) it's just second nature to me."
Her musical side includes instrumentation as well, as she has played piano for nearly five years. She began taking an interest in this several years ago after witnessing a friend's piano recital.
According to Merrbach, learning this skill was made easier because of her background as a vocalist and clarinet player.
"I was thinking it was going to be harder," she said. "But from me singing and (my experience) playing clarinet I knew the notes and picked it up pretty quickly."
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"I really like the arts," she said. "I love to draw, to paint . . . and I'm really into music, too."
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"It was really interesting to see that whole simulation in process," she said.
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On May 25, 2012, God took home one of his beloved sons, James W. "Jim" Russell. He was born April 22, 1942.
Jim served the Lord at Yocum Creek Baptist Church, where he was a Deacon, former song-leader, Sunday School director, teacher and youth leader. He was a graduate of Evarts High School and Eastern Kentucky University.
He was a member of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels and had retired from the Kentucky Cabinet for Human Recourses.
Jim was preceded in death by his parents James and Verna Lawson Russell; and one brother, David Russell.
Here to cherish his memory is his beloved wife, Norma Stevens Russell; two daughters, Elisa Brock and husband, David; and Robin Lyndsay; one son, Scott Russell and wife Michelle. Also surviving are five grandchildren, Jared and Russell Lyndsay, Meredith, Makenna and Madalyn Russell and a host of nieces, nephews and his loving sisters-in-law.
Visitation will be held Monday, May 28, 2012 from 5 until 7 in the Chapel of the Evarts Funeral Home.
Funeral services will follow at 7 PM in the chapel of the Evarts Funeral Home with the Reverend Gary Craig Sr. and Reverend Larry Parker officiating.
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Temples of Bagan
Over 2,200 Buddhist ruins vie for attention in the fields of Myanmar's ancient city of Bagan. Each seems to whisper secrets of its past, never revealing the full story. With scattered records and few definite answers, Bagan remains somewhat a mystery to historians and visitors alike. Out of this mystery emerges legends and folklore. Take for instance the Dhammayangyi Temple, the largest remaining temple in Bagan. It echoes a gruesome past. King Narathu built the temple to repent for murdering his father, brother and a wife. The legend is that Narathu's wickedness was so perpetual that he chopped off the hands of temple masons for faulty workmanship. Then there is Ananda Pahto, one of the largest and best preserved temples in Bagan. The story goes that King Kyanzittha was so inspired by the tale of eight monks meditating in the Himalayas that he built the temple to emulate the scale and coolness of the mountains. To this day, Ananda Pahto dominates the temple fields of Bagan. In 2011, The Archeological Survey of India pledged money to renovate and restore the Ananda Pahto. These legends are about just two of Bagan's myriad temples that lie densely packed along the banks of Myanmar's Irrawaddy River.
For more than 200 years leading to 1287, Burmese kings commissioned over 4,000 Buddhist temples around Bagan – a building fest triggered by the region's shift from Hinduism and Mahayana Buddhism to Theravada Buddhism. At its peak, Bagan was a vibrant religious and cultural center. The exact cause of Bagan's decline is contested, but a combination of invasions and natural disasters (most recently a 6.5 Richter scale earthquake in 1975) compromised original structures and drastically reduced the population. Despite the physical damage, Bagan still holds the world's most concentrated area of Buddhist religious structures. In 1990, in an effort to convert the area to an archeological zone and tourist destination, the government relocated all remaining inhabitants of Bagan to New Bagan. However, Bagan continues to woo visitors with ruins yearning to share tales of the past.
Most of Bagan's temple grounds are quiet and open for exploration. There are minimal barriers between visitors and the ancient ruins, particularly at the less visited temples. A handful of temples draw tour groups. The others are either completed deserted or guarded by a watchman who, if befriended, is happy to unlock the gates for a private tour. Those visitors who brave the dark staircases and are willing to wander through narrow passageways are often rewarded with intimate places to view the plains. Bagan seems to take on different personalities throughout the day. As the sun ascends, it reveals layers upon layers of temples, beginning in a pink hue at dawn and glowing red in the mid-day heat. Dusk casts a golden spell on the brick ruins.
Unlike ancient sites that have long been explored, Bagan is relatively new to mass tourism and it is still possible to visit the temples of Bagan at a leisurely pace. For a bird's eye view of the region, go on a sunrise hot air balloon ride.
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The old hangout. Great college hangout. We (my group of friends) spent many an evening here. Great bar. Great music. Great people. Every now and then, some of us will meet up here. Very relaxing and unpretentious. Nicely-priced drinks and usually a bit on the strong side. :)
College hangout next door to its sister grill house serves up a mighty beer selection and a trendy band or two..
The Scene
Walk through the front door, and the small stage is right in front of you: groupies of up-and-coming bands congregate here. The joint itself is murky and hollow: On one side of the narrow strip is the bar, on the other side, another long row for sitting and sipping. Video games and a pool table add to the chill vibe, while a cigarette machine, a Willie Nelson photo at the bar, and posters like "The Mind of the Unabomber" complete the picture.
The Draw
The relaxed atmosphere, the possibility of grub in the next room (the East Side Grill) and a mix of local acts may attract some folks, but the real draw is the staggering selection of beer: Barley House has more than 60 types from around the world on tap. And every summer, the place hosts an all-day concert fest called "Barleypalooza."
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Town of Natick Police Dept
The Natick Police Department has been protecting the local population at its current location in the center of town since 1998. Positioned next to a similarly styled firehouse, the department offers child passenger safety instruction as well as Rape Aggression Defense classes, where women can learn how to better protect themselves against assault. Although crime in Natick is relatively low, non-emergency police reports may be filed online. 15 patrolmen and seven detectives help serve the community and those who are visiting the station for 30 minutes or less may park in the designated street spots directly in front of the department.
- Fax: 508-647-9505
- Hours: Daily, 24 hrs
- Services: Rape Aggression Defense training, child passenger safety instruction, sex offender registry, auxiliary police
- Parking: Free lot, On-street: free
- Wi-Fi: None
- Auxiliary: Yes
- Bureaus: Detective


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Date: Mon, Nov 06 2006 4:13 PM
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Please bear this in mind, both of these meetings have FEDRCC scheduled.
These reservations can be cancelled but not changed at this late date.
By rescheduling these meeting for a different time today would mean that
one would not have accessibility. The earliest that they could be
rescheduled is Wednesday.
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Subject: [teitac-telecom] Meeting Schedule Collision
The calendar shows 2 meetings I'm planning on attending today happening
the same time (see http://teitac.org/calendar/). Chairs - please
these and change one of them? Thanks,
Rex Lint, Consultant
Chair, Section 508 Working Group
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RIAA targets Santangelo's kids
p2pnet news view | Kids & Kartels:- The Big Four record labels are escalating their attack on Patti Santangelo, the New York mother who's so far the only person to stand up to them.
And they'll be using her children as weapons against her.
On Tuesday judge Mark D. Fox presided over a discovery hearing in Elektra v Santangelo and, "Elektra's attorneys have answered Patti's objections to their discovery questions," her lawyer, Jordan Glass, told p2pnet.
"They've started to push back aggressively. They're going after her children – and this time not directly so they can get around certain protections the children have. They had information about the children that wasn't public, or wasn't supposed to be public, and it's of great concern not only that that they were able to obtain it, but also that they wanted it.
"They're not treating this as a single case or as seeking a verdict for $3,500.00. They're treating this as a symbol for how the other cases will go and I hope everyone who reads this will recognize the serious impact this case could have on their children."
The RIAA has spent enough to feed a small country on trying to make the world believe it's owners, the multi-billion-dollar Big Four labels, are being "devastated" (their word) by people who share music online, that contracted artists are suffering and that support workers are being driven into extreme financial hardship.
They make the completely unsupportable assertion that people using the p2p networks to share files would otherwise have paid $1 or more to buy the song from an online corporate music site or an offline music store.
And they claim file sharers are criminals and thieves, although nothing has been stolen and at worst, file sharing, a purely civil, not criminal, matter, involves copyright infringement.
Patti is said to have shared music, an allegation she flatly denies, and when the Big Four's RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) tried to get her to buy them off, she would have none of it, instead electing to act as her own lawyer against the labels.
When p2pnet spoke to her last September, "Assuming your case ends up in court, how far are you willing to go?" – we asked her.
"I'm willing to take it as far as I have to to prevent other innocent people being dragged into frivolous lawsuits," she replied. "It's wrong."
She also said, "I have three teenage children who love music and I think that's a great thing. I can't count the amount of concert tickets and CDs that I've purchased over the past few years, and I still have two younger ones who are showing the same love for music. I find it hard to believe that file sharing could impact record companies to the point of devastation. There are some people, apparently, who copy and sell CDs, and that is piracy and they are the ones that need to be stopped."
Thanks to the generosity of p2pnet readers, Patti has been able to retain Glass and is now going through the process of collecting the materials she needs to defend herself against the Big Four, Warner Music (US), Vivendi Universal (France), Sony BMG (Japan, Germany) and EMI (Britain).
"This case is jeopardizing the actual well-being of children and you're going to see problems develop which will be far worse than the mere 'shakedown for money' ['settlements']," says Glass emphatically.
"As just one example, it was deeply unsettling for us to learn just how much personal, non-public information the RIAA had collected on Patti's children.
"All parents should be concerned and I think people have to know the implications.
"It's one thing to sue children directly. They get a lawyer, rules are established, the court might offer certain protections, etc, but when it's done through a back door – suing a parent to get information about a child – the child has no protections, especially when the plaintiff doesn't even have the decency to not publish personal information about the child.
"This, then, is going to become the new feeding ground for those who seek to exploit children, whether through improper contact or identity theft.
"This new class of child – scared and facing the federal legal system, with few protections and their personal contact and identification information, as well as their posted feelings, fears, desires and thoughts – is now exposed to the world for all to see.
"And exploit."
Glass is working virtually for expenses and the lion's share of the $7,862.62 donated so far is going on collecting and collating the discovery materials and other documents necessary for Patti's defense.
But a lot more will be needed, so please contribute whatever you can to the Fight Goliath campaign, bearing in mind Patti has taken on the international corporate music industry as much for other parents and children around the world who might find themselves in her position, as for herself and her children.
You can make a PayPal donation by clicking the button under the picture below, or you can send a cheque or money to:
Patti Santangelo
C/O PO Box 274
New York 10530-0274
All donations are held in escrow and Patti personally approves all outgoings and expenses.
Spread the word. Blog, post, use IM, emails, ICR, whatever. Contact your local tv / radio station / newspaper. Can you get something on slashdot? Can you get the Fight Goliath campaign on Digg or anywhere else?
Thanks for your help. Patti quite literally can't do this without you.
Also See:
Elektra v Santangelo – Patti Santangelo fights Goliath, February 14, 2006
innocent people – RIAA victim talks to p2pnet, September 4, 2005


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Bonanza Bros
Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.
This is a totally fun and wacky game you have ever played. You can choose to control as one of the.
Editor-in-chief says: I've played Bonanza Bros on my Sega Master System when it was released more than 20 years ago, and I still remember it as being a fun and enjoyable game. I took the control of Mobo or Robo, one of the two playable characters, and tried to get inside houses, banks, casinos and art galleries without being noticed by guards or other persons. Playing the game in multi-player was also a lot of fun and demanded a good team work. Walking, jumping and shooting were all available actions that I had to use in order to reach the aims.Body Count
Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.
The Earth has once again been invaded by a horde of aliens, and it's up to you (as an isolated resistance fighter with an itchy trigger finger) to stop 'em all by your lonesome.
Editor-in-chief says: Body Count is a 1994 video game released on the Sega Channel in the United States. The game was available for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis all over the world and featured a lone soldier, controlled by the player, who had to fight different kinds of enemies. Most of the enemies he had to encounter were aliens who wanted to invade the Earth, and the main target of the game is to stop them from their evil plans. The player controlled the character from a first-person perspective through all the levels.Blades of Vengeance
Best!Freeware game by Beam Software
Choosing from a Huntress, Warrior, or Sorcerer, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, you must venture off to put a stop to the chaos.
Editor-in-chief says: I'veplayed Blades of Vengeance on my Sega Mega Drive/Genesis few months after it was released, when I got it for my birthday. For who doesn't know, the game's purpose is to stop Manax, The Dark Lady from destroying and ruling the world. One or two players can take control of one of the three playable characters and follow the levels until the target has been reached. There are three different playable character: The Huntress, The Warrior and The Sorcerer. The Huntress was the most skilled one, while The Sorcerer was the weaker.Bad Omen
Freeware game by Hot B Co Ltd
Bad Omen is a 2D brick-and-paddle game with a twist. Several twists.
Art of Fighting
Best!Freeware game by SNK Corporation
Yuri Sakazaki has been kidnapped! Her big brother Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia, his best friend, go search for her on the streets of South Town.
Alien Storm
Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.
The city is under attack from aliens and you've been sent out onto the front line to repel them with the latest in technological weapons. But these alien invaders have the ability to change into every day objects to surprise you.
Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle
Freeware game by SEGA Entertainment, Inc.
Alex Kidd, resident of planet Aries, is the brother to the king. One day he comes across a rumor that his long lost father, King Thor, is alive and somewhere on the planet Paperock.
Yogi Bear's Cartoon Capers
Freeware game by Blue Turtle
Yogi Bear is a fun filled extravaganza that has you guiding Yogi through Jellystone Park. The aim is to gather picnic baskets and regroup with Ranger Smith and Boo Boo.
WWF Wrestlemania Arcade Game
Freeware game by Sculptured Software, Inc.
WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game merges the personalities and action of the popular WWF TV show characters with a Mortal Kombat style fighting game.
WWF Super Wrestlemania
Freeware game by Sculptured Software, Inc.
Enter the ring to become the WWF Champion in WWF Super Wrestlemania.


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An unidentified Mexican quick-service restaurant chain has been linked to a Salmonella Enteritidis outbreak believed to have sickened at least 68 people in 10 states, but that is now over, federal officials said late last week.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta said it has been cooperating with state public health officials trying to uncover the cause of the outbreak, which it said began on or after Oct. 13.
CDC officials said investigators researching the source of the outbreak found it was associated with eating food from a source they would identify only as "Mexican-style, fast-food Restaurant Chain A."
As a non-regulatory agency, the CDC does not typically release the names of companies involved in outbreak investigations, deferring to state public health officials to make that call, said spokesperson Lola Russell. She said the CDC may publicize the name of a company in certain circumstances when doing so benefits the investigation or the protection of public health, such
as when a product is being recalled.
Despite the cooperation of the chain and its suppliers and distributors, investigators were unable to identify a specific food associated with the illnesses because common ingredients were used together in many menu items, CDC representatives said.
In non-conclusive observations, the CDC noted that "the epidemic curve seen in the outbreak is consistent with those observed in past produce-related outbreaks." It added that ground beef was an unlikely outbreak source due to the handling and cooking processes used by the restaurant chain.
The CDC said investigators concluded that the Salmonella contamination likely occurred before the product in question reached the chain's restaurants, as sickened individuals reported eating at 18 different units of the unnamed brand in the week before they became ill.
Editor's Note: A previous version of this story has been updated to include comments from the CDC.
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Mingle Media TV and our host JJ Snyder were invited to cover the MTV Movie Awards Eco Lounge benefiting Music Saves Lives, Athena's Cup and the American Red Cross charities. The event was held at a mansion in Hancock Park and was produced by Durkin Entertainment/Main Event Red Carpet Lounge and Green Suite. Find out more about them at www.jolsoncreative.com. Athena?s Cup (www.athenascup.org.) is a breast cancer awareness and fundraising campaign that seeks to create the world?s longest bra chain to gain admission into the Guinness Book of World Records. To date, more than 30,000 bras and dollars have been collected. (www.athenashn.com). Music Saves Lives? is the bridge between music, entertainment and important life-saving causes. We educate about the importance of simple life-saving actions they can participate in. These simple actions, like donating blood, running a blood drive, and registering for the marrow program to save those with leukemia, all connect back to the community. ?Saving Lives Has Never Sounded So Good?!? www.musicsaveslives.org For video interviews visit Mingle Media TV's Red Carpet Report at http://www.minglemediatv.com/redcarpetreport.html.
Mingle Media TV provides scripted, unscripted, live and produced lifestyle, celebrity and entertainment web TV series programming for seven days a week. Audience members can also interact with hosts and other viewers online or via their mobile device for all LIVE web shows. We bring indie entertainment to the audience, not the screen. http://www.minglemediatv.com


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The booking via Sykes was very 'user-friendly', done very easily by helpful and friendly staff, and follow up emails quick and efficient.
Mrs Kirby, Tilbury, Essex, April 2013
The ease with which the booking was made. The person I spoke to was friendly and helpful. The booking process was simple.
Mrs Jones, Aberdare, Rhondda Cynon Taff, April 2013
We have used Sykes on a number of occasions and have always been happy with the service.
Mrs Fisher, Halesowen, West Midlands, April 2013
A conservationists dream.
Mr Newman, King's Lynn, Norfolk, April 2013
Please find below a selection of self catering holiday cottages to rent in or near Longwitton.
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Cabin 16, Felmoor Park | Felmoor Park | Northumberland
Peaceful log cabin on Felmoor Park set in 40 acres of woodland close to A1. Short drive to Alnwick and coast. Morpeth 7 miles.
Cabin 10, Felmoor Park | Felmoor Park | Northumberland
Lovely Felmoor Park log cabin on peaceful woodland holiday park. Close to beaches and National Park. Morpeth 7 miles.
Cabin 12, Felmoor Park | Felmoor Park | Northumberland
Realxing Felmoor Park log cabin set in 40 acres of woodland close to A1. Easy access to Alnwick and coast. Morpeth 7 miles.
Cabin 14, Felmoor Park | Felmoor Park | Northumberland
Detached log cabin with views over tranquil lake and surrounding woodland. Great position for touring Northumberland with it's historical castles and mile upon mile of golden beaches. Morpeth 7 miles.
Ryehill Farm Cottage | Ryehill, Thropton near Rothbury | Northumberland
A wonderful cottage at the base of the Simonside Hills. Cycle routes and walks galore from the doorstep. Woodburner, lovely views, warm and cosy. Thropton 0.75 miles by foot.
Harrogate Cottage | Longframlington near Alnwick | Northumberland
Traditional stone built mid-terraced cottage in Longframlington. Comfortable accommodation, full of charm and character. Delightful garden. Great base for coast and countryside. Alnwick 6 miles.
Townfoot Cottage | Elsdon near Otterburn | Northumberland
Lovely Grade II listed cottage, on the edge of the sleepy village of Elsdon in the heart of the Cheviots. Quality property in a wonderful peaceful setting. Otterburn 2 miles.
The Granary | Longframlington near Alnwick | Northumberland
A magnificent 18th century red brick barn conversion on the outskirts of the rural village of Longframlington. Quality accommodation. Close to Heritage Coast. Alnwick 6 miles.
The Red Barn | Longframlington near Alnwick | Northumberland
Immaculately presented Flemish brick conversion in unspoilt countryside close to centre of Longframlington. En-suites, multi-fuel stove, landscaped garden. Rothbury 5 miles.
Charlotte's Stable | Longframlington near Alnwick | Northumberland
Charming, stone-built cottage, peacefully situated in the pretty village of Longframlington. Spacious, well equipped and furnished. Lovely views. Rothbury 5 miles.


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Zoo Deals in Seattle
Petting zoos give you a glimpse of life on a farm but spare you the hassle of trying to suppress a pig-led coup. See why some animals are more equal than others with this Groupon. Choose Between Two Options $10 for public admission to the petting zoo for up to four (a $20 value) $20 for private admission to the petting zoo for up to four (a $40 value) Private admission requires reservations ahead of time, and public admission can be redeemed anytime beginning in July. The petting zoo's hours fluctuate from season to season. Click here for dates and ...
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Like most families, San Diego's world-famous zoo has a wilder younger sister -- and she's located in Escondido. Meet some real animals at San Diego Zoo Safari Park: • $22 ($44 value) for one park admission, including Africa Tram Safari • Ticket can be used any day for an adult or child (some blackout dates apply) • 3,500+ animals include elephants, gorillas, and, coming in July, lemurs "... this 'zoo of the future' will transport you to the African plains and other faraway landscapes." -Frommer's Fiercely Fun Roar with excitement as the open-air Africa Tram allows you to get even closer to these majestic animals as they roam around vast field exhibits closely resembling their natural habitats. You may see graceful gazelles stroll alongside you, massive rhinos mosey about, or a lion enjoying a nap in the sun. As you stroll through the rest of the park, be sure to catch the daily Cheetah Run, where you'll see the fastest land animal show off his speed. San Diego Zoo Safari Park's Website | Facebook
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REFUND POLICY: This event is nonrefundable. No full or partial refunds are given to customers who miss the event. In the event of a cancellation, your voucher will be fully refunded • Each voucher is good for 1 person • The deal is valid only for tickets on the date[s] of the event as listed and may not be exchanged or redeemed for any other dates • Groups wishing to sit together must redeem their vouchers together • Purchaser may change the name of the individual retrieving tickets up to 24 hours in advance of event via the LivingSocial website event details section; no name-changes or alternate pick-ups permitted without notice at venue • Entire value must be used in a single visit
For more than 100 years, the Seattle Symphony has been providing the Emerald City with lush orchestra performances -- but did you know that this esteemed institution has dedicated to bringing music to children as well? With this offer, snag a ticket to one of the Symphony's youth programs. The Discover Music Hear America Singing concert invites children to sing along with the Northwest Boychoir for a full hour of music, while the Tiny Tots Musical Zoo for Me and You gives younger children 35 minutes of music and games with a kid-friendly brass trio. Choose from the following offers: • Pay $5 ($10 value) for one ticket to Tiny Tots Musical Zoo for Me and You on May 31 at 9:30 or 11:30 a.m.; or June 1 at 1 p.m. (good for ages 0-5) • Pay $8 ($17 value) for one ticket to Discover Music Hear America Singing on June 15 at 11 a.m. (good for ages 6-12)
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For the first time, the UK has carried out a strike in Afghanistan by pilots controlling the drone from home  »
US troops may be winding down their war in Afghanistan, but they're now also operating one of the most bleeding-edge lethal drones available »
According to a UN report, drone attacks and deaths caused by anti-government groups such as the Taliban increased significantly in 2012 »
The Mine Kafon is a concept for a wind-powered minesweeper, or an artificial tumbleweed that can -- through the serendipity of the wind's random gusts -- clear a blight from the land that kills and maims hundreds each year »
Smartphone software designed to improve literacy among women in Afghanistan has been launched and rolled out to 100 students for free »
The US Army has set its sights on building a tiny flying warhead »
Two snow leopards have been captured and fitted with satellite collars for the first time in Afghanistan in a bid to better understand the endangered species' behaviour »
What might be the final major US offensive of the Afghanistan war has begun, according to the war's day-to-day commander -- but its purpose is a bit harder to grasp »
Remember when US the military actually put human beings in the cockpits of its planes? They still do, but in far fewer numbers »
Chronicles of a wartime reversal: ten years ago, the US secretly sent a message to Mullah Omar that it was about to erase his Taliban from the face of the earth »
Wired explores the inner workings of Accuracy International, the British manufacturer home to "the world's finest sniper rifle" »
Forget about your application to be emir of al-Qaida and start looking for a new job. The terror group would like to inform you that the position has officially been filled »
The thin, flexible fabric that sets rock-hard in hours - just add water »
When the US military wanted to take out Muammar Gaddafi's air defense systems, it unleashed a barrage of 122 Tomahawk cruise missiles. But these munitions aren't like most others in the American arsenal »
Ten years after the Taliban destroyed Afghanistan's prolific Buddhas of Bamiyan, a German professor is claiming that at least one can be restored »
Come this autumn, there will be a new and extremely powerful supercomputer in Afghanistan, floating 20,000 feet above the warzone, aboard a giant spy blimp »
Afghan skateboarders are the focus of a fascinating, emotional documentary called Skateistan: To Live and Skate in Kabul »
Dogs are taking on new wartime roles -- as paratroopers in Afghanistan and as improvised explosive devices in Iraq »
A device which shoots a spear of steel-penetrating water is heading to soldiers battling IEDs in Afghanistan »
As WikiLeaks continues to publish Afghan war logs, Wired asks whether the US government should declare a cyberwar against the site »
The eagerly anticipated game will now come out four months later than initially planned, as Rockstar claims it needs further development time »
How the astonishing power of swarms can help us fight cancer, understand the brain and predict the future »
Wired.co.uk reviews the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, an over-priced but powerful tablet with a stylus for writing »


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