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I assume you'll still need the password for in-app purchases within free apps?
I assume your assumption is correct.
it is.. this has been like this from the first beta.. also when you download apps you have already purchased you are not prompted for password. loving the convenience.
Really? Niiiice. Thanks for the tid bit of excitement
I assume I want to keep entering my pw so it syncs with iCloud
Hopefully we can still keep the setting that asks for the password every time. I use it along with Password Pilot in order to eliminate having to enter the password manually, but at the same time keeping me from accidentally purchasing anything by at least having to tap OK. Works for me.
I assume your assumption for his assumption is correct. INCEPTION.
Happy to know that I don't need password pilot anymore!
Be prepared for a lot more "I accidently updated" threads when new firmwares release and it is not jailbroken.
Finally i can go into an apple store and download free apps without first putting in my itunes account, putting password, installing, then signing out. It'll now be that much easier to pull pranks like putting onlive desktop with full windows 7 desktop on all the ipads. Lol almost as good as the days of jailbreakme.com and jailbreaking apple store iphones


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AWCC, et al,
Defendants AWCC et al respectfully submit this Memorandum in support of summary Judgment dismissing the complaint of Mr Raney:
I. Whether summary judgment should be granted where no plausible proffer has been made in sixteen months by plaintiff Mr Raney of evidence to support his AWCC--to City Police agency--employment claim?
II. Whether summary judgment should be granted dismissing Mr Raney on any other basis apparent from the record, previous briefings, and filings to date?
Meredith Raney filed this F.A.C.E. civil action on October 1, 1997, more than sixteen months ago (Doc 1, filed 10/01/1997). He alleged occurrences from as early as January 28, 1995, a full four years ago. The three occurrence dates were 1/28/95, 4/26/95, and 1/24/96.
One essential ingredient of Mr Raney's incident claims is that he must proffer some credible evidence of an employment or agency relationship between AWCC and the City Police, for each of the three arrest occurrences: 1/28/1995, 4/26/1995, and 1/24/1996. Mr Raney has in this conic period of more than 450 days made no proffer, however, because there is no credible evidence or inference to support him.
Nor may any such factual surmise permissibly or rationally be drawn from the facts that have been developed in these sixteen months of investigation and litigation.
Mr Raney has taken no depositions at all during the pendency of this case, not of the arresting officers, nor of any AWCC employee, witness, or US Marshall. The docket sheet only shows Mr Raney resisting and obstructing discovery, creating unnecessary time-consuming work for others.
In fact, Mr Raney and his counsel voluntarily absented themselves from the May 27, 1998 depositions taken by AWCC of the Police Chief, and one of the arresting officers (Attachments to Doc 47, filed 5/29/1998). Mr Raney later claimed lack of sufficient notice. He never substantiated such a position, or sought any relief, or re-deposed the officers during the intervening ten months, however, or any other officers at any time for that matter.
Mr Raney has also offered no documentary or testimonial evidence of agency: not in the form of contracts, assignment sheets, memoranda, W-2 or 1099 forms, affidavits, or anything at all, not even an humble authenticated E-Mail or Post- it®.
The agency claim by Mr Raney is reckless and frivolous. AWCC has so stated in virtually every filing throughout this case, as far back as the initial Answer over thirteen months ago, Affirmative Defenses ¶¶ 23-24 (Doc 17, filed 12/23/1997).
AWCC's "Memorandum in Opposition to Motion to Dismiss Amended Counterclaims" (Doc 55, filed 6/22/1998) enumerated on page two some five of the grounds put forth for rejecting Mr Raney's claims, including:
"... failure to proffer any evidence of any improper agency or other involvement by these defendants in the three arrests, which were entirely the work of the City enforcing a valid injunction, from the Supreme Court no less."
This argument point was not formally styled or compartmentalized as an AWCC Motion for Summary Judgment. Such a motion was already pending on three other substantial grounds. Multiple motions for summary judgment are known to be disfavored, so the further dispositive points were placed in the next relevant document.
The May 27, 1998, depositions of the police Chief and one arresting officer had concentrated on establishing absence of agency and probable cause.(Tab 2). These additionally dispositive results were faithfully reported to the Court in the "Reply of Defendants to Plaintiff's Memorandum in Opposition to Summary Judgment" (Doc 61, filed 7/2/1998).
Even the "Verification and Affidavit of Edward Windle" supporting the Third Party Complaint against the elusive Sphere Drake, paragraph three, denied any "control, authority, or employee relationship over the police. (Doc 78, filed 9/15/1998).
This defense has been ubiquitous in the case, and is now quite appropriately the basis for a sua sponta summary judgment which AWCC wholeheartedly supports.
Lack of agency is a valid, persuasive, and straightforward complete defense to Mr Raney's case and claims. And, there are many other substantial defenses as well.
From the factual and observational standpoint, Mr Raney also had the three incident occurrences videotaped. Those videos provide support for absence of agency, not for his implausible assertions. The tapes have been submitted to the Court, in at least two filings (Doc 47, filed 5/29/1998, by AWCC; Doc 85, filed 10/15/1998, by Mr Raney, with additional extraneous footage objectionable on numerous evidentiary grounds, such as lack of foundation, authentication, materiality, and unnecessary gore).
The videotapes of the three occurrences by Mr Raney do not even show the presence of any AWCC employee, nor of any Windle defendant. Only a Deputy U.S. Marshall is seen observing the occurrences. There is no evidence that any Windle was even in this county (Brevard) at the time of any incident, much less "employing" and "controlling" City Police.
Mr Raney has confessed that he conducted massive unwanted surveillance of AWCC, patients, physicians, and staff. He of all persons should know that the Windles were not at AWCC on the three occurrence days.
Mr Raney obsessively and compulsively maintained and produced daily surveillance sheets, a veritable "blackmail database" of every vehicle and individual entering and leaving AWCC for almost an entire decade (Deposition of Meredith Raney, July 18, 1998, passim). His invasive conduct is worse than that found improper in the important case of Liberti v Disney, 912 F Supp 1494 (MD Fla 1995).
Mr Raney's surveillance sheets for the three days in question show no evidence of Patricia or Ted Windle on the premises, much less any control over the City Police (Tab 4). Mr Raney has not produced those sheets to suggest otherwise. They are produced by AWCC and tabbed again to this Memorandum, and are revealing in many ways.
The Melbourne City police officers in the film are in uniform, and parked on City property. They moved professionally and promptly to arrest Mr Raney after he ignored repeated warnings to leave the buffer zone. They were acting as City Police on City property at all times and in every respect.(Tab 1).
There is not a shred of evidence that AWCC or the Windles were even aware of these three arrest occurrences when they took place. AWCC staff do not stare out the windows all day. They attempt to ignore the external harassment, which would be intolerable in any other health care context. They attend to patient needs, and have security cameras to record the sometimes bizarre outside events.
The police reports on the three arrest incidents are routine City reports, with no suggestion of AWCC-City Police agency. These too are again tabbed, and informative (Tab 1).
In his own deposition, additionally, Mr Raney admitted to having been unable to obtain corroborating statements from any of the police officers involved in the three occurrences during the year-plus of discovery. (Tab 3, Deposition of Mr Raney, pp 91-92, August 10, 1998). The police are cooperative with Mr Raney, but apparently unwilling to support his unfounded agency claims (police depositions, Tab 2).
The theory of "employment" put forth by Mr Raney is contrary to reason, and all law and fact, as meticulously developed in the defense of this action. The theory was not credible when first made. It remains insubstantial and illusory.
The facts and the law fully support AWCC from its Answer up to date on the absence of agency issue.
A review of the Restatement, Agency, 2d [hereafter "Restatement] particularly reveals the utter absence of a valid agency claim.
Neither AWCC nor the City Police know of, or agreed to, any agency relationship. There is no contract, express or implied. Restatement §§ 11, 15, 16.
Law enforcement work is not likely a delegatable activity that a City could implicitly transfer to the control of a private entity such as AWCC. Restatement §§ 17, 18. The City employs and controls the police. The citizens on all sides are never satisfied, and never in control.
AWCC did not hire the City Police to arrest Mr Raney, and certainly could not fire the Police for anything. AWCC further could not and did not control the City Police, as the videos make abundantly clear. Cf General Building Contractors v Pennsylvania, 458 US 375 (1982)(no vicarious liability without intent and control in §1981 action), cited in Restatement §214, at p 250. Compare McGeorge v Continental Airlines, 871 F2d 952, 955 (10th Cir 1989):
"... plaintiff could not show defendant had control over the officer, and without control the officer could not have been Continental's agent."
The absence of control is shown by the fact that the Police Chief (deposition, Tab 2) simply stopped enforcing the protective 36-foot buffer zone approved by the Supreme Court in Madsen v WHC, 512 US 753 (1994), and applied to Mr Raney in Alf v Florida, post. He and the City stopped because local elected trial court judges would not apply Madsen and Alf to prosecute and convict for contempt of the injunction. AWCC was not a party to the state court contempt proceedings, and has lacked the resources of local counsel to proceed further in state court to add parties and take the appeals necessary to uphold Madsen.
The Court is correct and proper in concentrating on this dispositive agency issue. Summary judgment should be granted dismissing the complaint of Meredith Raney outright and with prejudice. Prior materials filed by AWCC may provide useful support, analysis, and case law.
AWCC has suggested as many as eight reasonable, separate and independent grounds for granting summary judgment dismissing the complaint of Meredith Raney as insubstantial. This is unusual, because the case by Mr Raney is so insubstantial in multiple ways. The several defenses have been asserted by AWCC at every written opportunity. Every effort has been made to dispose of this case finally according to law. Compare Haskell v Washington Township, 864 F2d 1266 (6th cir 1986)(appellate reversal on over twenty disputed points in controversial reproductive health ease - case settled on remand after firm dispositive rulings).
The initial "Defendants' Motion for Summary Judgment ..." p 2 (Doc 46, filed 5/29/1999} points out:
"... Raney did not even allege absence of probable cause or show any basis for inferring wrongful intent .... "
The Court could grant summary judgment on that point also at any time. Probable cause to arrest Mr Raney was abundantly present here during each of the three occurrences, as a matter of law, from day one.
AWCC previously cited to the Court the almost dispositive Eleventh Circuit case of Marx v Gumbinner, 905 F2d 1503, 1506-1507 (11th cir 1990)(absence of probable cause a total defense to §1983 claim); accord, Herren v Bowyer, 850 F2d 1543, 1547 (11th Cir 1988); Howell v Tanner, 650 F3d 610, 614 (5th Cir 1981); Vermette v Ludwig, 707 So2d 742, 746 (Fla 4th DCA 1998)(same).
Marx and supporting cases are yet another ground for dismissing the complaint of Mr Raney on summary judgment. As the Marx panel stated:
"When the facts are not in dispute, whether probable cause existed is a question of law, and summary judgment is appropriate." 905 F2d at 1506.
Probable cause on these facts is explained in the tabbed police reports previously submitted, and the police depositions (Tabs 1, 2). It is overwhelmingly present. Mr Raney crossed into the forbidden 36-foot buffer zone approved in Madsen v WHC, 512 US 753 (1994). He had been a regular harasser and arrestee at AWCC. He was plainly in contempt.
Most importantly, and not previously acknowledged by the Court, Mr Raney had been convicted under Madsen as acting in concert or participation. His convictions were upheld, and certiorari denied. Alf v Florida, 116 SCt 65, 133 LEd2d 27 (1995), denying cert to 651 So2d 691,692, 1211 (Fla 5th DCA).
Alf is the Madsen for harassers of AWCC not named in the original injunction. Alf means that it is illegal for Mr Raney and 107 others to cross over into the AWCC buffer alone. Alf means that Mr Raney can be prosecuted each and every time he crosses over the street and enters the protective AWCC buffer zone, rain or shine.
Alf also means it is utter nonsense for Mr Raney to claim that his contempt suddenly became a federally protected right when FACE was passed by Congress. All of the uncovered Alf documents have been filed with the Court.
The collateral estoppel impact of Alf on the specific buffer zone/in--participation issue is at least as strong as the analogous "hazardous occupancy" question in the persuasive opinion of Benline v City of Deland, 731 F Supp 464 (MD Fla 1989).
If any uncertainty about Alf remains, AWCC is available for oral argument and clarification. Mr Raney has never responded to the implications of Alf at all. The Supreme Court surely recalls that Mr Raney was the gun-gesturing harasser following a terrified doctor in the Madsen Record. justice Stevens and the Florida Supreme Court wrote about Mr Raney very specifically, as AWCC detailed point-by-point in earlier memoranda. That and the meaning of Alf must be made clear here and now.
The Eleventh Circuit as recently as last week published a further application and analysis of Marx in the newly reported case of Rankin v Evans, 133 F3d 1425, 1435-1436 (11th Cir 1998). The Court held:
"We conclude that probable cause existed as a matter of law and that the existence of such probable cause defeats both the federal and state claims." 133 F3d at 1436.
Rankin reiterated, appropos to Mr Raney:
"However, plaintiffs had the burden of demonstrating the absence of probable cause in order to succeed in their §1983 claim." 133 F3d at 1436.
The Eleventh Circuit further cited Evans v Hightower, 117 F3d 1318, 1320 (11th Cir 1997), and Rivas v Freeman, 940 F2d 1491, 1496 (11th Cir 1991).
Here Mr Raney has not even seen fit to allege absence of probable cause. He has not and could not put forth any proffer of such an absence in any event. The factual context is clear and captured on tape and in the law books.
Mr Raney's federal claims additionally fail for the probable cause reasons of Marx and Rankin, as Mr Raney knew or should have known before even filing this insubstantial lawsuit.
The Court may and should make a finding that on the agency, probable cause, and other issues, Mr Raney had no plausible case at the very beginning.
Derivative qualified immunity for AWCC has also been a complete and appropriate defense from the very beginning of this lawsuit. The City Police have under our federal civil rights jurisprudence a qualified immunity, unless they violate clearly established rights. That is core black letter law under long-standing and regularly repeated Supreme Court and Eleventh Circuit precedent. See, e.g., Behrerus v Pelletier, 516 US 299, 306 (1996); Mitchell v Forsyth, 472 US 511, 526 (1985); Gonzalez v Lee County, 161 F3d 1290, 1295 (11th Cir 1998); Vista Community Services v Dean, 107 F3d 840 (11th Cir 1997). See also Fridovich v Fridovich, 598 So2d 65 (Fla 1992)(private qualified immunity privilege).
Mr Raney has no such clearly established rights, not any at all on these facts. AWCC may accordingly assert a derivative qualified immunity defense, as in Norton v United States, 581 F2d 390 (4th Cir 1978), and a veritable textbook of cases from the Eleventh Circuit since then. E.g., Menoer v Hammonds, 1998 WI, 44530 (11th Cir 1998); Beauregard v Olson, 84 F3d 1402 (11th Cir 1996); Leeks v Cunningham, 997 F2d 1330 (11th Cir 1993). AWCC may partake of any defense available to the City or Police, plus the defenses applicable to AWCC in particular. AWCC and the Windles are not charged with any individual wrongful acts of their own, only derivative responsibility for police conduct that is qualifiedly privileged.
AWCC reiterates that as a conclusive matter of law Mr Raney can no longer pretend that he was "in a facility" as expressly required by Congress: the explicit language of F.A.C.E., 18 USC §248. That language and legislative history are not ambiguous. Medical clinics and buildings are protected from harassment and intimidation. The legislative history is published. Outdoor sidewalk counselors and dangerous wandering zealots are the problem to be protected against. They make up Internet Hit Lists, Wanted Posters, and blackmail databases on women who go to reproductive health facilities. Some glue doors shut and chain themselves to gates. Some encourage the shooting of doctors. Mr Raney is one of their leaders, the master of surveillance and "Wanted Posters."
Mr Raney was outdoors in the sun and rain, in the street and on the sidewalk, during the three occurrences of this case. He was not in a counseling facility, He surveils women from behind a tree across the street in his big red truck. No facts are disputed about that.
Mr Raney's suggestion that the public sidewalk is "a facility" is an invitation for the Court not to be persuaded, but to be misled.
The Court should view the clinic videos on file, with or without counsel. These are essential to fully understanding the case.
The Court should consider the AWCC premises Map printed and published by the Supreme Court of Florida (Tab 5). Indeed, an actual "viewing" of the AWCC premises on Dixie Way in Melbourne, FL, would be entirely appropriate, supplemented by videos of the scene and photographs. These counsel have quietly tagged along on many "viewings" by federal Judges in the past. A view can be worth a dozen briefs, in showing how clear and undisputed the facts are as to "facility."
The Court should also consider what Chief Justice Rehnquist said about the "36-foot buffer zone" in Madsen v WHC, 512 US 753 (1994). The zone protects women from harassment. It does not turn the sidewalk into a facility for harassing patients concerned for their safety and protection from unwanted intimidation.
Justice Stevens, concurring, pointed out other reasons for a protective buffer zone. One known individual chased a medical doctor down the highway and made a chilling gun gesture. That was our own Mr Raney, not "counseling," not "in a facility," but on the highway in the manner of the Klan.
AWCC preserves the Rooker-Feldman collateral estoppel and Younger-McKusick-Hoover defenses. These are complex questions where reasonable jurists and litigators my differ, and argument might have been beneficial and clarifying. Mr Raney made no jurisprudential response to these arguments. He never advised the Court of his parallel then-pending state court proceeding on the same three incidents, nor of Alf-Madsen. Those papers were uncovered and filed, but have not been accorded their full persuasive and relevant weight by the Court.
AWCC had no adequate opportunity to respond to the views and approaches of the Court on collateral estoppel and abstention. There is a great body of relevant case law that arguably points the other way. E.g., News Journal Corp v Foxman, 939 F2d 1499 (11th Cir 1991). A response would at the very minimum ensure that all substantial arguments were offered and taken into account, without the necessity of appellate review.
As for Rooker, for instance, the issue to AWCC is that the 36-foot buffer zone is validly applied to Mr Raney in Madsen-Alf, as a matter of federal constitutional law. Mr Raney had every opportunity to litigate that issue then and there. He did. He lost. Now comes F.A.C.E. But FACE cannot overrule Madsen-Alf. Chief Justice Rehnquist would have something to say about that. It does not matter that FACE is new, nor that the three incident charges were not fully prosecuted, for whatever reasons. The core issue underlying these incidents is the validity of the. buffer zone, an issue predetermined by Madsen-Alf.
The present case, while for damages, also creates vast conflict with the ongoing enforcement of a state court injunction, as well as confusion for the then-pending parallel state court proceeding.
The Eleventh Circuit has crafted a persuasive body of law as to when prevailing defendants may recover litigation costs and fees. This is such a case.
Absence of agency was raised in the AWCC Answer at the outset. Mr Raney had no rational basis for asserting agency, and has never supported his empty claim.
Probable cause to arrest Mr Raney based on Madsen and Alf was clear at the time of each arrest. Mr Raney never remotely made a colorable claim to the contrary. He never bothered to respond to the case law. He was a party to Alf, but did not disclose that significant fact to the Court. AWCC had to dig deeply in faraway places to find the relevant Alf petition for certiorari. It bears Mr Raney's name twice as a losing defendant on the very same factual claim he makes here, to invade the 36-foot protective buffer zone. Alf applied Madsen to 108 more defendants, including Mr Raney not once but twice. This must be understood clearly to resolve this case.
That Mr Raney was never "in a facility" within the statutory language of F.A.C.E., 18 USC §248, also is clear. He was not "counseling." He was out on the sidewalk with police defying an injunction that had been upheld by Chief Justice Rehnquist and the Supreme Court in Madsen. This was never a question of disputed fact at all.
Applying the facts and legislative history to comprehend "facility" is the only issue on the application of F.A.C.E., and it should not be a perplexing one.
The Alf prosecutions had already applied Madsen to exclude Mr Raney from the buffer zone forever when this misguided case began. AWCC searched, found, and filed all of the supporting Alf documents with this Court. The Court must see through that subterfuge. The sidewalk is not the facility. The sidewalk in front of this Court is not the Court. AWCC needs the same kind of buffer zone this Court has. Madsen extended a protective wall to exclude dangerous harassers and protect AWCC. Raney has never come within the very statute in question. He was outside in fact and law the day he filed this insubstantial lawsuit. He only wanted further to deplete the resources of AWCC. He has long since given up on persuasion, and wholeheartedly gone into coercion and intimidation.
Derivative qualified immunity for AWCC as well has been clear and obvious from the very beginning. The City Police have a qualified immunity, unless they violate clearly established rights. Mr Raney has no such clearly established rights, not any at all on these facts. AWCC may accordingly assert a derivative immunity defense, as in Norton v United States, 581 F2d 390 (4th Cir 1978), or any defense available to the Police, plus their own defenses.
Similarly, the Rooker-Feldman and Younger-McKusick-Hoover arguments had considerable merit, even though the Court disagreed. Another Court might not. The Eleventh Circuit has Rooker and Younger matters regularly, and reversal is not unknown, as is often the case with these controversial reproductive health cases. Work done on those issues was inextricably intertwined, but was indisputably valuable to the defense and should be compensated fully.
Dispositive Eleventh Circuit decisions on "prevailing defendant" litigation costs and fees have previously been provided to the Court. These include: Christiansburg Garment Co v EEOC, 434 US 412, 421 (1978); Turner v Sungard, 91 F3d 1418 (11th Cir 1996)(fees and costs to prevaling defendants); Geaneas v Willets, 911 F2d 576, 582 (11th Cir 1990)(double costs and fees); Baker v Aldeman, 158 F3d §16 (11th Cir 1998), and many more. See particularly the thorough analysis in Hahn v City of Kenner, 1 F Supp2d 614 (ED La 1998); Strain v Kaufman County, 23 F Supp2d 698 (ND Tex 1998).
One leading fee decision in the reproductive health field is Guam Society of Ob/Gyn v ADA, 100 F3d 691 (9th Cir 1996). See also Ragsdale v Lumpkin, 94 F3d 647 (7th Cir 1996); Maltzer v Provident Life, 843 F Supp 692 (MD Fla 1993); FIGA v R.V.M.P. Corp, 681 F Supp 807 (SD Fla 1988).
This lawsuit can come to an end now. Summary judgment can be granted by this Court on one of several grounds. The case law is massive. The Court also has full and ample authority to award full litigation expenses, costa, and fees to AWCC counsel. Such a decision would be affirmed by the Eleventh Circuit.
For the reasons set out in this memorandum and the earlier filings, this Court should enter summary judgment dismissing the complaint of Meredith Raney with prejudice, on at least one ground, if not several.
The Court should further find as a matter of law that the prevailing defendants should be awarded reasonable litigation fees and costs. AWCC requests an additional 30 days to submit briefs and affidavits on the fee and cost amounts and issues. The Court may properly impose Joint and several liability for the latter onto Mr Raney, his counsel, and the insurance defendants, inasmuch as insurance liability has already been briefed.
Roy Lucas <signed>
c/o PO Box 1433
Melbourne, FL 32902-1433
Susan England
2805 Lakeview Drive
Fern Park, FL 32730
ATTORNEYS FOR DEFENDANTS AWCC et al
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE: This AWCC Memorandum in Further Support of Motion for Summary Judgment has been served by First Class Mail, postage prepaid, dispatched this 9th day of February, 1999, by the undersigned to Christopher Sapp, PO Box 1012, Lehigh Acres, FL 33970, and Lawrence Siff, PO Box 149022, Coral Gables, FL 33114-9022.
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Before I can request the lengthy detour across the island to the town of Rabat, Carmelo offers a compromise. "Let me ask a friend where we might find a good pastizzeria nearby." He digs his cell phone out of his pocket and begins dialing.
"Should we just wait and grab something from the hotel?" my mother asks. "I'm sure they're serving lunch by now. And we shouldn't inconvenience Carmelo here." I shake my head. Pastizzi are serious business in Malta. Back at home and on all of my travels, I've been hard pressed to find my favored cheese variety or its sibling, pastizzi tal pizelli, filled with a spicy pea mash. I'm willing to inconvenience our driver if that's what it takes to find a reputable shop.
Carmelo hangs up the telephone. "My friend told me of four places along the way," he says as he backs the cab out of our parking space. "I will take you to the one that is best. My friend tells me the baker is originally from Rabat."
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"Its pastry is kind of like the puff pastry used in Greek baklava," I tell them. "The cheese is a slightly lighter & saltier brand of traditional Sicilian ricotta. And the spices in the pea version are the kind of flavors you'd find in Spanish tapas." But without taking a bite, it's nearly impossible to explain how all of these "like" ingredients combine to form something utterly Maltese.
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And the love has endured. Walk outside in any town after Sunday mass, and you'll find pastizzeria and mobile kiosks doing brisk business. Uniformed school-children use their pocket money to grab pastizzi as a snack on the way home. Enter a cafe at 4 p.m., and you may find a group of Maltese ladies enjoying them with some sugar and a cup of English tea. You can even buy a box of frozen pastizzi at Maltese supermarkets to heat up at home for late-night cravings.
We arrive at the shop: a small store-front with a nearly unnoticeable sign in a slightly run-down neighborhood near Qormi. I thank Carmelo for his heroic efforts and ask if we might get him something for his trouble. He shakes his head and gestures to his rotund belly, which is resting against the car's steering wheel. "My wife tells me I love pastizzi too much. I shouldn't." But once I start for the shop, he calls after me. "Maybe just two of the pea ones, please," he concedes. "Three if they look a bit on the small side."
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Sorry, but that not the best card at any number and the angle are terrible...
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If I'm doing a Card at Any Number routine, it's generally going to be a close-up situation. Yes
there is a utility sleight that is taught well in this tutorial, but all the practice in the world
isn't going to make this ideal for close up (especially if performing for more than one
person....though even for just one would be tough).
The angles are extremely limited and looking back at the demo (after purchasing), I see why the shot switches to a second camera angle at certain points. If the angles for this trick can't survive a single stationary camera shot, I don't see how it's to be performed for an actual close up audience. I honestly have to wonder if the positive reviews for this effect have actually tried this for an audience. Did this review help you?
I can understand why this is Ben's favorite ACAAN method; it requires his favorite sleight and
handling with which he's extremely comfortable and proficient... but for anyone else, it will take
an extraordinary amount of practice to be able to perform it smoothly and naturally. And honestly,
I can't even say it's worth it, because the angles are very sensitive.
There are so many ways to perform ACAAN, there's absolutely no reason why this one should be your preferred method, unless, like Ben, you're in love with the sleight that is at the center of this method. Did this review help you?
This trick has been around for a long time but the handling has changed over time. This handling is
more convincing than other versions but it comes with a price. Practice. There are a few moves that
you will have to practice in order to do this trick but the result is well worth it. It's best to
practice in front of a mirror so that you get the angles right too. This effect has always gotten me
great reactions when I've used in my routine. It's great because there is no force and the spectator
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This trick is a little angle sensitive, which is why I gave it only 4 stars. You're basically
paying for the sleight used in this trick, which will open up the door for many other card tricks.
I agree with the previous review that this is not for beginners. To make it look as smooth as Ben
Seidman, it will definitely take some practice, even for the more experienced card handler.
Overall, a good sleight to have in your repertoire.
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There are so many different methods to do this effect,but no matter how you do it, people go nuts!I
would use this as part of finding two cards, then do another location
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A utility sleigth is explained very clearly in detail and can be used for others tricks also. I
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This is a great trick...if you practice practice practice. The concept is wonderful but it uses a
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Tuesday, August 5, 2008
As Bad As It Gets...
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Ah, West Coast games... you have to hate them! Seriously, 9:00 start times?! That's just not right. So anyway, the minor league games are done, and the Twins and M's are in the fifth inning, so I'm going to try to find a few Did You Knows or other bullet point notes while waiting for the game to finish. (Update - I should have just gone to bed! UGGH!)
First things first, Jason Kubel was removed from the lineup not long before game time with Mike Lamb taking over the 5th spot in the lineup and DHing. Soon after, it was reported that Kubel was removed because of some 'family emergency.' I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say that I hope it isn't anything too serious and is able to be taken care of. Best wishes to the Kubel family. I know we've all experienced enough "Game in Perspective" moments.
It's been forever, so I thought that I would check the game logs... Did you know that Carlos Gomez's last Stolen Base came on June 30th? He had two steals on Opening Night, which was in March. He had nine steals in April, six in May, four in June and then none in July and August. The strangest thing is that he has only attempted two stolen bases. Any theories?
Will Ichiro Suzuki be enshrined in Cooperstown someday? He will not get 3,000 hits, and he's really only a singles hitter and a tremendous outfielder. However, I also think it is important to factor in the reason that he won't get 3,000 hits in the Major Leagues. Because he was playing in Japan for a long time. He does have over 3,000 total hits. He's just a great hitter and in my mind, he should be a first ballot Hall of Famer when his playing days are complete.
Jose Mijares was promoted to New Britain yesterday. He has been terrific and is certainly one of the positive stories of the Twins minor league system in 2008.
Here is a very good article from the Omaha World Herald on Brian Duensing heading to the Olympics.
If you're looking for a good Mariners blog, check out USS Mariner.
I have reports from people in Rochester that the reports of Francisco Liriano hitting 99 mph on the radar gun there were not exaggerated. The reading at the stadium posted 99 on one pitch in July, and a second radar gun at the game also showed 99 mph. Throughout that game and a couple of other July starts, he was hitting 94, 95 and even 96 mph a couple dozen times. In other words, one perspective is to say that there were exaggerated numbers coming from Rochester. I guess I'll side more with those who attend the games. On Sunday, he was sitting between 89 and 92 with most of his fastballs. Does that mean that's all he's got now, or is it possible that he is now experiencing a dead-arm period and there is much more in his tank? Sunday's performance was pretty good. Throwing what he threw that day, with better control, he could be very successful. If he is in fact experiencing a dead-arm period and could add even two or three mph to his fastball, and he could be incredible very quickly again.
For those that hadn't heard, the Twins will face R.A. Dickey tonight. The Twins actually signed Dickey to a minor league contract in December. Less than a week later, the Twins lost him in the Rule V draft to the Mariners. The M's chose to send him down to the minors so they had to offer him back to the Twins. The Twins instead acquired Jair Fernandez, a catcher at Beloit, for the hard-throwing knuckleballer. The 33 year old is 3-6 with a 4.41 ERA and a 1.52 WHIP in 81.1 innings for the M's. He didn't play in the big leagues in 2007. In 2006, he threw 3.1 big league innings and gave up six home runs. It's funny that there are people out there who think that the Twins messed up by not keeping him.
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Monday SethSpeaks Player of the Day – Angel Morales, Elizabethton Twins
Monday SethSpeaks Pitcher of the Day – Anthony Swarzak, Rochester Red Wings
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4, Lehigh Valley 3 – Maybe reports on
Anthony Swarzak were true. Maybe he was just so bored with the
competition at AA that he was pitching really badly. Maybe all he needed was to
be rewarded with a promotion to AAA to be adequately motivated. If so, it
appears to be working so far. In his second AAA start, he improved to 2-0 with
seven solid innings. He gave up two runs on eight hits and a walk. Both runs
came on solo homers. He struck out five. Bobby Korecky pitched a
scoreless eighth before allowing a run in the 9th. Ricky Barrett got the
final two outs to record his second save. The offense was again led by Jason
Pridie. He went 3-4 with a walk and his 21st double. Sergio Santos,
Trevor Plouffe and Luke Hughes each went 2-4. Hughes hit his
second double. Howie Clark went 2-5 with his 15th double.
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Britain 4, New Hampshire 12 – Yohan Pino simply has not been the same
pitcher this season. He missed time at the beginning of the spring with an ankle
injury and then missed a month earlier in the year with an arm issue. In this
game, he went just 3.1 innings and gave up five runs. He struck out four, but he
very uncharacteristically walked six. Armando Gabino came in and gave up
three runs on three hits and three walks in 3.2 innings. Then Frank Mata
came in and gave up four runs over the final two innings on three hits and four
more walks. Erik Lis went 3-3 with a walk. David Winfree knocked a
three run homer, his 14th of the year.
Monday –
3, Sarasota 2 – Brandon Roberts scored the game-tying run in the
bottom of the 8th inning, and he drove in the game-winning run in the bottom of
the ninth. He went 3-4 with a walk in the game. Wilson Ramos went 2-4
with his 12th homer. Yancarlos Ortiz went 2-3. Edward Ovalle and
Juan Portes each went 2-4. Deolis Guerra started and went the
first five innings. He gave up one run on six hits. He struck out just one and
walked six. Carlos Gutierrez came in and gave up a run on two hits and a
walk in 2.1 innings. Blair Erickson walked two and struck out one in 1.1
innings. Jose Lugo got the win by recording the final out of the top of
the 9th.
Beloit – No Game Scheduled.
E-Twins 5, Kingsport 6 (12 innings) – Angel
Morales hit a game tying three run homer in the bottom of the 9th inning. It
was his second homer of the game and gave up five RBI in the game. He was 3-5.
Michael Harrington went 3-5 with his tenth double. Evan Bigley
went 2-5 with a walk. Dan Osterbrook went the first six innings. He gave
up three runs (1 earned) on seven hits. He walked one and struck out eight.
Lee Martin then gave up two runs (1 earned) on four hits and a walk in three
innings. Steve Blevins went the final 2.1 innings and gave up a run on
three hits.
GCL Twins 3, GCL Orioles 5 –
Edgar Ibarra started and gave up two runs on four hits in five innings. He
walked one and struck out seven. Bruce Pugh went the next 2.1 innings. He
allowed three hits and walked one but didn't allow a run. Mauro Schiavoni
gave up three runs (2 earned) on a hit and a walk in 1.2 innings. Hyeong-rok
Choi went 3-5. Hyun-wook Choi was 2-4. Tyler Ladendorf went
2-5. Andres Diaz went 1-3 with two walks.
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• The Braves are 1-3 on the season, picking up a win at home against Nebraska-Omaha while dropping games at Central Arkansas, Colorado and Illinois.
• Alcorn St. is grabbing an average of 33.5 rebounds per outing compared to its opponents snaring 42.8 boards per game.
• Junior guard Tierro Frost is the team's leading scorer, pouring in 15.8 points per game on 34.5-percent shooting. Freshman forward Angelica Wilson-Reid is the top rebounder with 30, averaging 7.5 per contest.
• The Braves are shooting 21.4-percent from the field and 13.3-percent from 3-point range, making six of their 45 attempts.
• The Dukes return home after a two-game road trip that included wins over Liberty and Richmond. JMU opened the season at the Convocation Center with a 63-46 win over Virginia.
• Madison holds a +17.7 edge in rebounding this season. It is averaging 21 offensive rebounds per game this season while only allowing 28 total offensive boards in three games.
• Senior guard Kirby Burkholder (Bridgewater, Va./Turner Ashby) has three double-doubles this season for JMU, scoring at least 20 points and grabbing a minimum of 10 rebounds in all three contests.
• Sophomore guard Angela Mickens (Staunton, Va./Robert E. Lee) leads the team in minutes played with 103.She is averaging a team-high 34.3 minutes off the bench for the Dukes.
• Mickens was one of four JMU players to score in double figures in Thursday's win at Richmond. She dropped in 11 while sophomore guard Precious Hall (Tallahassee, Fla./Maclay School) had a game-high 21. Burkholder added 20 and junior forward Toia Giggetts (Norfolk, Va./Lake Taylor) had 10.


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When it was announced in 2005 that the powerful Harrah's group was set to take over Caesars Palace, many Vegas observers feared that the chain would denude the place of all its sass and turn it into Just Another Strip Resort. It hasn't happened yet. While the Bellagio is perhaps the epitome of new Vegas luxury, Caesars remains an icon of classic Sin City decadence, a meld of affluence, kitsch and glamour that continues to be a compelling sight more than four decades after its 1966 opening.
The resort remains a monument of sorts to ancient Greece and Rome, with miles of gold decor, marble columns, arches and colonnades, manicured gardens and copies of Greek and Roman statuary. These days, though, it's more about elegance than the kind of camp instilled in it by legendary founder Jay Sarno, at least in theory.
It's an enormous place, spread over a bewildering, labyrinthine casino floor and up into a variety of different towers. It's only getting bigger too. An additional tower is planned for the not too distant future, bringing the total room count to almost 4,500. But the existing towers have been kept in good shape by a recent renovation, dragging the design of the rooms into the 21st century.
Key to Caesars' continuing allure is the 4.5-acre Garden of the Gods pool area, a San Simeon-like peach with four mosaic pools, marble statuary, fountains and mini-throne lifeguard stands. A section of it, by the Venus pool, is set aside for topless sunbathing. While the pool draws a crowd only in summer, the ever-expanding Forum Shops pulls visitors year-round. Fashioned, in true Vegas style, after an ancient Roman streetscape, the mall contains an unmatched range of shops, many of them not found anywhere else in the city. Other selling points include the luxurious Qua Baths & Spa and the Venus salon; guests also get access to Cascata, the resort's golf course in Boulder City.
You'd expect a certain level of variety in a hotel this huge, and so it proves. The standard rooms (billed as 'Classic') are expansive and well maintained, but they aren't decorated in an especially inspiring fashion. If you've got a little cash, it's worth splashing for the 'Deluxe' rooms in the Augustus and Palace Towers, recently upgraded with high-tech facilities and stylishly modern design. The suites are fancier still: some have circular beds, in-room saunas, wet bars, living/dining rooms, home theatres, wine grottos, and even steam and workout rooms.
Eating & drinking
Top of the tree are Bradley Ogden's chic regional American eaterie, high-end French spot Restaurant Guy Savoy, and 808, Jean-Marie Josselin's Euro-Asian-Pacific Rim restaurant. The Vegas edition of Bobby Flay's Manhattan-based, Southwestern-slanted hotspot Mesa Grill looks great but promises more than it delivers; you're better off visiting Rao's, another New York import. Other options include the Japanese-oriented Hyakumi; for upscale Chinese; Café Lago, the prettiest coffeeshop on the Strip; and the 24-hour Augustus Café.
There are also a number of excellent eateries in the Forum Shops, among them Florida's Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab, Santa Monica's Boa Prime Grill and Manhattan's ridiculously pricey Il Mulino. Alternatives include Sushi Roku, straightforward Italian eaterie Trevi, and two Wolfgang Puck spots, Asian restaurant Chinois and trend-setting Spago. For casual fare, try Stage Deli, where portions and prices are both huge.
Celine Dion's five-year run in the purpose-built, 4,100-seat Colosseum comes to an end in December 2007; from February 2008, she'll be replaced by Bette Midler. Pure should be here through the end of 2008, performing his greatest hits-packed Red Piano show 50 times a year; other semi-regular headliners include comic Jerry Seinfeld.
The most notable nightlife option, and one of the most fashionable in the entire city, is the perpetually celeb-packed Shadow Bar, a South Beachian spot part-owned by Dion, Shaquille O'Neal, Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf; included in it is the burlesque-oriented Pussycat Dolls Lounge, which does pretty much what you might expect. The offers flair bartenders and silhouetted beauties bumping and grinding behind backlit scrims; for old-time Caesars Palace kitsch, there's the enduring Cleopatra's Barge. Also on site are the Seahorse Lounge, serving high-end cocktails in a room dominated by a giant aquarium, and the 24-hour Galleria Bar. And in the Forum Shops, there's OPM.
Few casinos offer the limits or the atmosphere of Caesars; when there's a big fight in town, limits on the main floor can go through the roof. The sports book is one of the liveliest spots to watch the action, and accepts some of the biggest bets. You get a good view of the baccarat pit, an intimate nook where huge wagers are common. And for the boldest of slot players, the $500 machine, with a $1 million jackpot, uses gold-plated tokens. (Caveat: it pays a winning spin of only two $500 coins; for every other payback, the machine locks and an attendant hand-pays, for tax-paperwork purposes.) The high-limit slots are in the Palace Casino near the main entrance; blackjack pits and slots in the Forum Casino offer slightly lower limits. There's also a Pussycat Dolls themed area.
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Draw: At fourth level, a paladin may spend one resolve to force an opponent within 60' to make a Will save or attempt to close with him as its next move action. A creature affected by this ability is aware of its actions and will not unnecessarily endanger itself by stepping around terrain hazards or threatened areas as best it can. A creature who cannot close with the paladin (such as one that is paralyzed, has no movement speeds, or is immobilized) automatically succeeds on its saving throw.
Strand: At seventh level, a paladin may spend one resolve to force an opponent within 60' to make a Fortitude save or be immobilized for one round.
Shield Other: At tenth level, a paladin may spend one resolve and select one ally within 60'. As long as that ally remains within 60' of the paladin, the paladin takes half the damage the ally would have taken until the end of the encounter. If the ally steps out of range, the effect is suppressed until they return to within 60' of the paladin.
Divine Interdiction: At thirteenth level, a paladin may spend one resolve and designate a 5' radius zone within 60': enemies must make a successful Will save to enter or attack into that zone. A creature that begins (wholly or partially) within the zone automatically passes the save, and a creature that passes the save is immune to that particular zone's effects. The zone remains for a number of rounds equal to the paladin's Charisma modifier or until the paladin creates another Divine Interdiction zone, whichever is first.
Crisis of Faith: At sixteenth level, a paladin may spend 4 resolve to cast dispel magic (targeted version) as a spell-like ability on one target, substituting his class level for his caster level. The targeted creature also suffers a penalty to Armor Class, attack rolls, and damage rolls equal to the paladin's Charisma modifier for a number of rounds equal to the paladin's Constitution modifier. If the target has the ability to cast divine spells, they lose the ability to cast them for one round.
Inviolability: At nineteenth level, a paladin may spend ten resolve and target one ally within 100'. A creature affected by this ability takes no Hit Point damage, and becomes immune to polymorphing, petrification, energy drain, ability drain, ability damage, charms, compulsions, phantasms, patterns, morale effects, disease, poison, stunning, sleep, paralysis, death effects, teleportation, banishment, sickening, nauseating, immobilization, and disintegration for one round. Any of these effects that are already affecting the targets are suppressed while this ability is active. A creature affected by this ability is surrounded by a coruscating aura of divine energies while it is active.


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It's First Thursday time. This month, galleries will feature the work of artists of all ages, from elementary school students to Ball State University professors.
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Alzheimer's disease accounts for many more deaths than we've realized, a new study concludes, making it nearly as lethal as the nation's two biggest killers, heart disease and cancer.
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The Cornerstone Arts Program's next series of six-week classes will begin March 17 and continue until May 1. These classes are great for community members to experience some of the class options in a shorter setting.
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Phillip and Carlyn (Mills) Holliday were married on March 8, 1964, at the Farmland Friends Church in Farmland, Indiana.
On February 26, 2013, Tiffany Nicole Hartley and Kirk Garner Runyan became engaged.
Rowena J. (Palmer) Spoonmore was born in Marion March 5, 1924. She grew up in Eaton and graduated from Eaton class of 1942. Rowena was married to C. Earl Spoonmore (deceased) for 36 years. She retired from Imperial Cabinet Co., Gaston and she attends New Life Ministries, Portland.
The Black History Luncheon & Fashion Show featuring Marcellina Pettiford and other fashion models and sponsored by the Antioch Baptist Church Committee for the Pastor's Anniversary will be 1-5 p.m. March 8 at the Duvall Center, 1700 E. Butler St.
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These days I feel like the circuit-riding preacher of the Old West, riding his horse across the dusty plains to deliver sermons in multiple parish settings.
In her leather cowboy hat and and jacket laced with fringe and metal studs, Dawna Sodders projects an image that's just a little different than East Central Indiana's norm.
LOS ANGELES (AP) The next time you start shaking your finger and shouting 'Shame on you!' because your dog chewed up your favorite fuzzy slippers, just remember that no matter how guilty your dog looks, it doesn't know what your rant is about.
We are having a problem with our 32-month-old son. He picks his nose most often in a public setting and then proceeds to wipe it on other family members. It's disgusting.
Topiaries are great pieces of living garden art that can add form and structure to your garden.
When Carrie Fagerstrom was looking for a new home in Portland, Ore., her must-have list didn't include a spacious yard, plenty of closets or even a large kitchen.
For a compulsive online quiz-taker like Chrissy Noh, the temptation was too great to resist: 'Which sandwich are you?'
This spring, pinks are popping up all over home decor the softer versions soothing and nurturing, the bright ones bouncy and vivacious.
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