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PC6011 Carrier APU with shore power option
PC6015 Carrier Climate Control System
The carrier APU offers self-contained full-function auxiliary power in a shock
resistant chassis-mount design. All other components are electrically operated
and located away from the road to protect them from harsh road conditions. This
innovative hybrid diesel-electric system saves fuel, runs quieter than the
truck, and directly powers all cab accessories. It provides 12,000 BTUs of
cooling power, and 10,000 BTUs of heat. An optional Shore Power Connection
enables the unit to switch over to 110/120-volt household power at electrified
truck stops and rest areas. The complete system weighs 460 lbs, is backed by a 2
year, 4000 hour warranty, and supported by the Carrier Transicold nationwide
network of APU service centers. The PC6015 is the HVAC only without the engine
or generator and is 100% electrically driven from Shorepower. For more
information on the specifications and dealer locations
Centramatic Model Gen 1.1 APU
The Centramatic APU is powered by a 2 cylinder Kubota 13.9hp water cooled engine. The air conditioner is self-contained and runs off of
the APU or from shore power. More than 14,000 BTUs of cooling are produced by a high capacity 110 volt electric compressor. Cold air is
delivered by a multi-speed high capacity 450 cfm fan to reduce air stratification in sleeper. Microprocessor controlled high temperature
and low oil pressure automatic shut downs are built in for system protection. Optional shore power allows full function of cab conveniences,
and compliance with CARB and EPA idling regulations. For more information on the
specifications and dealer locations
PC6012 ComfortPro APU with shore power option
PC6015 IMPCO Climate Control System
IMPCO has designed ComfortPro to perform everyday no matter where you are in North America. ComfortPro has the capacity to cool your
sleeper, or warm your sleeper, and your engine. The ComfortPro uses a Kubota Z482 2 cylinder diesel engine with a 1,000 hour oil
drain interval. The 4,000W 120VAC generator combines with a 60 amp alternator and shore power capability to ensure reliable
performance without drawing down your battery. The Clear Sky Diesel particulate filter is certified by the California Air
Resources Board. It automatically regenerates so your driver does not have to get involved. ComfortPro is CARB certified and
EPA verified. Since 2006 IMPCO has worked with Carrier Transicold as its exclusive aftermarket sales, service, parts and warranty
channel. Over 20,000 units have been installed through the Carrier Relationship and service is available through any Carrier
Transicold Dealer location. ComfortPro comes with a 2 year / 4,000 hour warranty. For more information on the specifications and
dealer locations
The Diamond Power APU is fully contained in a shock-resistant weatherproof
compartment that mounts directly to the frame rail. Diamond Power's advanced
"Co-Pilot Design" control panel gives the driver easy access to control all
features including start/stop, battery charging and monitoring, and heat and air
conditioning from inside the cab or sleeper. Weather tight, removable panels
provide immediate access to serviceable components. The 6.5 KW system provides 15,000 BTUS of heating and air conditioning.
A shorepower option allows use of electric plug-in power at
truck stops and rest areas, and the 2 year warranty is backed by nationwide
service & parts availability. For more information on the specifications and
dealer locations
Dynasys APU
Hodyon's Dynasys APU is protected in its own weatherproof enclosure and
externally mounted on the truck rail. The mounting system offers maximum
flexibility to accommodate all current Class 8 truck frames and can be located
on either side of the truck and behind fairings. Installation times are among
the fastest in the industry. It utilizes R134a hermetic-style A/C and electric
heating to provide year-round comfort, with 12,000 BTU of cooling and heating. A
belt-driven generator supplies 6000W of 120V power to run appliances. A Shore
power option is available as well. Weighing in at 385 lbs, the Dynasys provides
dependable comfort during down times, reduces emissions, and dramatically lowers
fuel costs. For more information on the specifications and dealer locations
LifeForce offers several propane operated A/C units ranging from a 8,500 BTU
bunk unit to a 14,500 BTU split unit. The A/C unit is matched to the needs of
the truck and high efficient PTC Technology heaters are used to self-regulate
current draw as temperature increases for lower operating costs. At 170 lbs. it
is, perhaps the lightest APU on the market. With 3,400 watts of continuous 120
VAC power, this Generac Power Systems genset provides plenty of power and has
been thoroughly tested and proven for years, over millions of miles on RVs.
Propane is available at over 900 truck stops across the U.S. That's one for
every 50 miles of freeway. Systems come with a two year warranty and options for
a 30 amp battery charger and shore power for truck stop parking. For more
information on the specifications and dealer locations
IdleTime 4500-300 APU
IdleTime 4500-400 APU
The IdleTime model 4500 APU delivers 4000 watts with 60 amps of battery charging shore power capability through a Caterpillar Tier 3 Interim 4 engine. Low engine RPM results in quiet operation (75 dB @ 3 meters). The APU and HVAC together weigh 510 lbs, carry a 2 year/4000 hour warranty and uses just 0.15 gallons of fuel per hour. Available with 4000 BTU or 8000 BTU heating and 14,000 BTU cooling in back wall or rooftop configurations. The 300 and 400 model designation is a controller option. For more information on the specifications and dealer locations
CD8000Si Power APU
TPU-7000 Power Pac
PT-3000 Step Box Power Pac
Power Tech offers three system configurations. The CD8000Si uses a 4 pole synchronous generator to deliver 8000 watts and 66 amps at 120 volts
and 1800 RPM. The CD8000Si weighs 425 lbs and has a 3 year/2000 hour warranty. The TP-7000 delivers 7000 watts through a brushless AC generator
and weighs 475 lbs. The PT-3000 is available as a step box or mounts on the frame rail. The 2 pole brushless 3000 watt generator has a 2 year/1000
hour warranty. All units are available with a 14,000 BTU DOMETIC HVAC system and shore power capability. For more information on the
specifications and dealer locations
The GEN-STAR 4500 uses a Perkins engine, runs at less than 2000 RPM, weighs 287 lbs and has a two year factory warranty. The system features 4000
BTUs or 8000 BTUs of heating, 14,000 BTUs of cooling, a large radiator cooling capacity, washable air filter and double capacity oil pan.
Shorepower comes standard with this APU.
For more information on the specifications and dealer locations
NITE Plus
NITE Phoenix
NITE Day Cab
Factory installed Freightliner ParkSmart
Factory installed Navistar MaxxPower
Factory installed Peterbilt unit
Bergstrom, Inc. offers several NITE System configurations for long-haul applications. The NITE Plus uses new heat exchangers and a
redesigned airflow for 30 percent higher cooling capacity while using less battery power. The PHOENIX System incorporates an LCD display,
battery monitoring system, automatic temperature control, increased efficiency and more BTUs. Bergstrom also markets a battery-powered
split air conditioning system called the NITE Day Cab No-Idle System. NITE products that are factory installed at Freightliner, Navistar
and Peterbilt may be eligible for TSE rebates. For more information on the
specifications and dealer locations
ClimaCab is SmartWay verified and features a power management system that provides more than twelve hours of idle-free temperature control. The
ClimaCab 3.0 is now produced by Crosspoint Solutions continuously monitors charging conditions and adjusts the variable-speed compressor as required
to allow the most efficient performance. The Start AssistTM feature allows energy transfer from the four APU batteries to the truck batteries,
eliminating the need for jump starts. The system requires no ducting, saving space under the bunk and streamlining installations. No ducting also
means you get 100% of the fan's rated CFM. The ClimaCab delivers 8,000 BTUs of cooling, can be ordered with a shorepower (electric standby) plug-in
option and integrates with a fuel-fired bunk heater. For more information on the specifications and dealer locations
Comfort Cab HVAC Model 100M
The Comfort Cab battery operated truck cab HVAC system is available from NAS, LLC. The Comfort Cab operates entirely from battery
power or from the electrical power grid when run on the shore power option. There are zero emissions and no fuel used during idle
time. The system uses dedicated batteries (6) to deliver 10 hours of heating or cooling without the truck engine running. The
system delivers 5,050 BTUs of cooling, 1,200 watts of heating and 2,000 watt of AC power (4,000 watt peak). Installation is easy
and the system comes with a 2 year warranty. For more information on the specifications and dealer locations
MiniCool Compact Roof-mount
Rencool RTK5 Roof-mount
MiniCool Dinamic Wall-mount
Rencool RDK4 Wall-mount
Split Line A/C
COOLMOVES offers a selection of wall, roof and rail mount battery-powered air conditioning systems for long-haul applications.
The Minicool Dinamic (3,600 BTU) wall-mount and Rencool RDK4 (14,000 BTU) Rail-mount systems provide light-weight economical
cooling with low cost operation that are CARB approved and EPA SmartWay verified. The Minicool Compact (4,700 or 7,000 BTU) and
Rencool RTK5 (18,000 BTU) roof-mount systems are light-weight and low profile solutions for any cab and sleeper sizes. COOLMOVES
also offers a versatile Split-Line system (6,880 BTU) that is low maintenance and can be adapted to the specific needs of the user
and space in the cab. For more information on the specifications and dealer locations
Diamond Power Systems offers 10,000 BTU and 13,500 BTU battery powered air
conditioning systems, using AGM batteries readily available nationwide. The
DPS10K operates for about 10 hrs (on 4 batteries) while the DPS135K operates for
about 10 hrs. (on 6 batteries). The DPS135K unit also includes a battery charger
and shore power as standard equipment, with a total weight of just 185 lbs (plus
4 batteries). Shorepower is an option on the DPS10K. Both have two year
warranties and are CARB compliant and EPA SmartWay verified technologies. For
more information on the specifications and dealer locations CLICK HERE
Dometic offers A/C systems for Sleepers (7,000, 10,000, and 14,000 BTUs) and Day Cabs (7,000 BTUs). The systems run on 120VAC
electricity, which is supplied by an onboard bank of AGM batteries using a 2,000 watt inverter, and can also run on 115-volt
electricity from a shore power hookup. No separate diesel genset or other internal combustion engine is involved. The batteries
are automatically recharged by a high capacity alternator whenever the truck is running, or from shorepower when the engine is at
rest. The A/C system components come in a range of models and capacities designed to meet each truck's load requirements, space
constraints and usage patterns - patented split systems and self-contained package units are available. The self-contained units
are designed to be wholly mounted inside the truck with all of the air conditioning components on a single chassis with an
aluminum cover. Both types of systems can be ordered with built-in electric heat modules, or can be used with a diesel-fired
heater under control of the same thermostat. The Sleeper models run on battery power for a minimum of 10 hrs. and cool the whole
sleeper compartment, while the Day Cab units offer 1.5 hrs of service. Dometic A/C systems are quiet, consume no fuel, produce no
emissions, and are virtually maintenance free. All equipment is CARB compliant and EPA SmartWay verified technology. Dometic
products are backed by a nationwide network of sales and service locations. For more information on the specifications and dealer
locations CLICK HERE
HA-12VDC configurations
A choice of three basic models of Arctic Breeze A/C systems are available to fit to all leading truck makes and models for day-cab
or sleeper cab cooling. The 12volt battery operated systems provide 8000 BTUs or 10,000 BTUs of cooling and can be fitted with an
optional electric heat setup. Based on a duty cycle of 50-60%, standard units consume only 350 watt/hr on average. Powered by 4 to
6 Brute Force AGM truck batteries, Arctic BREEZE provides from 8 to 16 hours of cooling. Arctic BREEZE systems are quiet, light
weight and emit zero emissions – meeting all idling regulations. The 1 year warranty can be extended to 2 years for component
failures. Manufacturers warranty on batteries. For more information
on the specifications and dealer locations CLICK HERE
IdleFree electric APU
The Idle Free electric APU can be used on any brand of truck and can be customized to your driving conditions. All systems include
120V AC GFI protected outlets, produce 10,000 BTUs of cooling and 17,000 BTUs of heating for over 10 hours of run time, 4 AGM
batteries, battery chargers, shorepower capability and a 2 year warranty.
Idle Free is the only company offering the patented Reefer Link technology that converts energy from the TRU's alternator and
delivers a constant source of AC power through a pure sine wave inverter for unlimited run time. System weight is 430lbs with
batteries and 150lbs for the Reefer link technology. CARB and EPA SmartWay approved.
For more information
on the specifications and dealer locations CLICK HERE
IMPCO ClearSky Battery HVAC with elec. standby
The Clear Sky Battery Climate Control System from IMPCO is a battery driven APU that provides air conditioning and electrical power for cab appliances. Up to 8 hours of 6,150 BTUs of air conditioning are available from the recommended 4 Trojan Overdrive AGM batteries. The optional shore power kit offers the ability to utilize any 110/120v electrical outlet to provide air conditioning and battery charging without the need for using the battery bank. Dual multi-step low voltage compressors adjust output to meet demand while maximizing battery life. While on the road the tractor's existing alternator recharges the batteries, which can also be used for additional truck starting power if the main engine battery is low. The clean, emission-free operation means ClearSky is both CARB and EPA compliant. Service is provided by the Carrier Transicold nationwide dealer network.
For more information
on the specifications and dealer locations CLICK HERE
Sleeping Well Arctic 2000
Sleeping Well OBLO
The all-electric Sleeping Well A/C systems are eligible in two different models. The OBLO provides up to 3,250 BTUs and consists
of a single, self- contained, pre-charged A/C system providing simple through-the-roof installation on most trucks. It is designed
for use in day cabs or small sleeper trucks. The SW2000 provides up to 6,150 BTUs using four deep cycle batteries, consisting of
an easy to install three piece system for use on trucks with larger sleepers travelling into the hottest climates. Both systems
use 12VDC Danfoss compressors that are both safer and quieter than 110VAC compressors that operate with an inverter. All are CARB
compliant and Smartway approved. For more information on the specifications and dealer locations
The TriPac-E is an electric, battery-based APU system which runs clean, emission-free, and significantly quieter than engine-based
APU systems. Thermo King designed the TriPac-E system to meet all idling regulations nationwide, including CARB requirements. It
provides truck cab electric power and sleeper climate control with 7,200 BTU of cooling capacity - with options for inverter,
shorepower converter, and heater (heating capacity 7,500 BTU). The system is backed by the Thermo King dealer network, which
provides expert installation, factory-certified technicians and genuine OEM parts at over 200 locations across North America. For more information
on the specifications and dealer locations CLICK HERE
Blue Cool Hybrid Bunk Cooler - BCTRUCK28B
Blue Cool Hybrid Bunk Cooler with Air Heater - BCTRUCK38B
Webasto's BlueCool Hybrid features long-duration cooling and hotel-load
capabilities of a diesel powered auxiliary power unit without engine idling,
diesel particulate filters, or dedicated deep-cycle batteries. It connects
directly to a standard 120V AC land-based power source, and provides indefinite
cooling. The bunk cooling system produces cool air using thermal energy stored
in a frozen graphite/water matrix, and produces 17,000 BTUs of thermal storage
capacity. All electrical components are included – 20amp power cord, junction
box, 30amp battery charger, and a 120V AC GFCI receptacle for the vehicle
interior. It is also fully functional without shore power and will run for up to
10 hours using energy that was stored from driving the truck. Weighing just 326
lbs, and offering a 3 yr warranty, this innovative product is SmartWay verified
and CARB approved. Installation and service is available through more than 200
locations in the United States and Canada. For more information on the
specifications and dealer locations CLICK HERE
Bycool Revolution
Bycool Mochila
Evaporative coolers offer an effective low cost alternative to air conditioners in dryer climates. The Bycool Mochila is a stand-alone
engine-off wall-mounted system. The Bycool Revolution is a roof-mounted version system. Each requires only fresh water and battery
power to operate. The user controls fan speed and the amount of water delivered to an evaporating filter. Both systems produce 16,000
BTUs of cooling capacity, require 8.4A max and generate 530 CFM of air movement. Units are CARB and EPA SmartWay approved. For more
information on the specifications and dealer locations
8500633 CAB POWER Basic Kit with 1 outlet
The Phillips and Temro Cab Power System is a series of pre-wired, modular components for cabs and sleepers of over-the-road trucks and
service vehicles. The system provides connection to grid power and distribution of 120 Volt AC power at 20 Amp capacity to run standard
household appliances and equipment without the need to keep the truck engine running. Basic system includes: load center with GFCI,
weatherproof housing, interior outlet, 54" interior power cord, 85" exterior power cord, grommet and fastener kit. All components are
CSA and UL approved. These kits provide an easy and affordable way to reduce engine or APU idle time, saving money through reduced fuel
consumption and engine wear. For more information on the specifications and dealer locations
Lectro-Link 40-0010-354 w/ single outlet
The Lectro-Link from Phillips Industries is a state-of-art master cab module providing safe and easy connection to 120 volt AC shore power and distribution of power to cab
appliances and equipment. It features a chrome-plated receptacle for exterior cab mounting, and a cab interior 120 volt AC outlet with harnesses. The load center includes a
GFCI and an On/Off master switch – all components are CSA/UL approved. All weatherproof construction of the modular plug-ins makes installation simple. The Lectro-Link helps
extend engine life and decrease fuel costs by reducing engine idling. For more information about the Lectro-Link, visit:


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Generally, when I find myself using the word "space" within feminist conversations, I usually mean Space, a type of catch all phrase that includes "community," "culture," and any theoretical premise I'm pretending to have learned in undergrad.
Luckily for us though, Lori Brown explores how feminists can use design, buildings, public policy, and politics to create feminist atmospheres — in actual spaces. Along with being a feminist architect extraordinaire, she is an Associate Professor at Syracuse Architecture, and author of Feminist Practices.
We spoke with Lori about the importance of architecture when it comes to abortion clinics, women's shelters, and public space at large. By far one of our most fascinating conversations of late, this interview will leave you looking around your surroundings with new insight.
And now without further ado, the Feministing Five with Lori Brown!

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Will Express Signed application be approved? If not how about Certified Signed? As I remember in the current Nokia Download service you needed have Nokia Signed...
Will Express Signed application be approved? If not how about Certified Signed? As I remember in the current Nokia Download service you needed have Nokia Signed...
For Applications, the following presents our policy:
• Symbian submissions should be pre-tested and fulfill Symbian Signed Certification requirements
• Java application submissions should be pre-tested and fulfill Java Verified requirements - title, application
• Java and Symbian applications must be signed appropriately, no signing related warning messages are allowed at any circumstances
Express signing of Symbian applications does meet this criteria.
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I am looking into getting my freeware application Symbian-signed so that I can put it on the Ovi App Store and also add some nice features that require signing. After reading a few out of date documents about using a freeware publisher id and getting someone else to sign your app for you for free (what happened to this?), it seems that express signed is the only option for freeware applications to get Symbian-signed. It therefore looks to me like freeware applications are banned from the ovi app store. This seems to be a bit of an oversight and a big shame as there are a lot of innovative freeware apps out there.
Please let me know if I have got this wrong, or if I just haven't found the correct link for freeware certified signing.
EDIT: Just realised that you also have to pay $20 a go for express signed. Not really for freeware either then.
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Ok, let's clarify the things a bit: freeware means an application given away for free and not an application which was developed for free.
To begin with you invest your time and knowledge in it and that "costs" money. Then, in order to certify your application you need a Published ID and that a) costs money and b) can only be obtained by companies.
Now, assuming that you solve the Published ID problem (either get one or find a company to "sponsor" you and sign the app in its name) you have two certification paths: express signed and certified signed. Which one to chose it is a matter of a) cost, b) capabilities and c) time spent in testing stage.
By no means the Express Signed is the freeware solution. It might be cheaper but is not free, it might be more flexible but breaking the rules when using it brings penalty.
Furthermore, even if Express Signed is accepted by the Ovi Store you might not be able to use it (capabilities) or you might choose not to use it (i.e. the sponsor might not trust you enough and would prefer to spend the testing money to ensure that your app is of good quality).
So, take the free out of the equation as it is irrelevant, the certification requirements and testing criteria are the same for all apps. The only way your app can be free is if you do not care about the costs or if your app is sponsored/ad-supported.
An overview of signing options with costs and limitations can be found at http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/lu...symbian-signed
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is express sign allowed for Flash Lite content?
twitter: biskero
Kero Mobile: www.biskero.mobi
Blog: www.biskero.org
Blog: www.biskero.com/blog
Yes, Express Signed accepts Flash applications and passive content if packaged in a .sis file.
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Ah, the good old freeware Symbian Signing debate rears its head again. The fact that there has been no sensible solution to this for many, many months is truly shocking. The launch of the Ovi Store would make a nice deadline for having it sorted out!
Lucian, your argument that people have spent their time and therefore shouldn't quibble about spending their money on getting the application certified is really weak. The point is that they don't have to on lots of other platforms, so why would they develop for Symbian/S60 (ever again in the case of those that thought there was free freeware signing when they started but now it has been withdrawn)? A lot of freeware and open source software is developed by students (although that isn't the case here) and they have plenty of time but very little money, so it makes a big difference!
In this case, eartle's application is not only freeware but also open source:
It's also one of the best free applications available for S60 (indeed, some sites have said one of the best applications available for S60...).
However, it could also be considered a commercial application, due to the possibility of purchasing tracks that you listen to via an Amazon affiliate store directly from the application (well, the app launches the browser actually).
On balance though - Nokia (& the Symbian Foundation when it gets going) should be very actively encouraging this activity, particularly where the code is open source, thus providing a source of much needed examples for other developers. I'd say it is currently being almost actively discouraged.
For distribution on the Ovi store, IMO, freeware needs to jump through whatever quality hoops that other applications are subjected to but they shouldn't have to pay for it.
Sorry if that's off-topic for this board.
P.S. Just to clarify for those confused by the discussion above: Express Signed is fine for publishing on Ovi, although you really do have to follow the testing process before signing the application (otherwise you violate both the conditions for Express Signed and for the store - then you could be banned from the former and removed from the latter).
Thanks for your kind words, Sorcery!
If express signed is going to be accepted on the ovi store then I think that will be the route we will take, but it would be nice to get a very official confiramtion of that before we start doing anything. We have a donations link on our homepage and, if I don't count the money spent on some web hosting we don't use, we have enough to get express signed three and a half times. That should do for now.
Just so you know, the buy link is being removed in the next version as no one really uses it (we have made 15p from it so far) and there are better uses for that button.
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the info - I did wonder if last.fm users would be at all interested in buying individual music tracks...
Note that you still need a publisher ID in order to use Express Signed, so assuming you can get one that may well eat up more than your donations budget before individual signing events.
I am genuinely hoping for some positive change on the Symbian Signed front soon - David Wood has been making some good noises on the topic and I note that the Symbian Foundation is recruiting management for "Symbian Signed" and "Application Certification" as separate positions (and they always should have been separate functions as far as I'm concerned, although I might be letting myself get a little too hopeful here).
I'm sure Express Signed will be allowed for publishing to Ovi, I'd argue that Lucian's comment:
should either be regarded as incorrect or just incredibly pedantic. You have to declare that you've passed the testing criteria to use Express Signed, what's missing is independent testing and that wasn't listed as a requirement for Ovi. From what I've heard, many of the largest mobile software companies use in-house testing and Express Signed, not primarily because of cost but because of the time to market control and speed increase they get from not having to deal with incompetent or inflexible test houses. Of course you can lie and just sign your application anyway but test houses can also easily miss non-compliance, and I've installed a Nokia in-house signed publicly distributed application that blatantly didn't pass all of the criteria (an early version of the N-Gage client for anyone that cares).Actually, sorry to say, there is no warranty that an Expressed Signed application fulfills the Symbian Signed testing criteria.
If you do have trouble with signing your application then I'd suggest you contact Antony Edwards before shelling out any cash, he's certainly been keen to get this problem solved in the past.
Mark and all,
I'm not saying that distributing freeware apps is a bad idea, nor am I saying that freeware applications are not good. What I am saying is that a freeware application is not at all free until the selling point and that neither Symbian Signed not Ovi Store are addressing a clear need, that of a safe reliable and cheap way for independent developers (no Publisher ID) or startups (finding the certification costs too high) to published their [free] applications.
Take a piece of software from conception to release and certification, replace the soft- in software with free-. How does the process look different to you? There is no difference, both a) costs and b) restrictions are the same. Should there be a difference? Yes, there should ...
The point of my post here was not against the freeware developers but for them, and for the Ovi team, so that everybody sees that there is still a problem here and think about ways to solve it. It would be hiding behind the finger to pretend that we have Express Signed as a freeware signing option for the store the way we full ourselves thinking that Open Signed Online is a freeware signing channel for independently distributed apps.
I should stop trying to help though and let the system work as it is. If you are happy with the current situation then please do send me a private message and ask me to mind my own business …
Best regards,
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For some reason I accidentally read
Express signing of Symbian applications does meet this criteria.
Express signing of Symbian applications does NOT meet this criteria.
This mistake sort of changes the meaning a bit, but the freeware debate is still valid and I have found it very interesting.
I also didn't realise that you need a publisher id for express signed. As this is $200 a year plus $20 each time you want to release an update, it looks very unlikely that Mobbler will be signed, be on the ovi app store, or get those nice extra features we'd planned on doing one day.
I will try to speak to David Wood and/or Antony Edwards about this though as I think it is rather important to encourage easy freeware app development, not only for signing and distribution, but for everything that is needed during development, such as on-target debugging etc etc.
But then again, things are not as bad as they might seem from the narrow view of Forum Nokia's discussion boards. Look at you as an example, you have a great app out and only 10 or so posts on this DiBo, sign that we're not seeing a lot of the good developers out there and we don't know their stories/problems ...
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This is not the first time the Arizona Cardinals have received the new logo treatment from a website, but it might be the last.
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The Cardinals have lost seven straight games since starting the season 4-0, and are starting a quarterback who was taken in the sixth round of the NFL Draft less roughly seven months ago.
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John Holloway (sociologist)
John Holloway (born 1947) is a lawyer, Marxist-oriented sociologist and philosopher, whose work is closely associated with the Zapatista movement in Mexico, his home since 1991. It has also been taken up by some intellectuals associated with the piqueteros in Argentina; the Abahlali baseMjondolo movement in South Africa and the Anti-Globalization Movement in Europe and North America. He is currently a teacher at the Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences at the Autonomous University of Puebla.
He was born in Dublin, Ireland, and has a Ph.D in Political Science from the University of Edinburgh.
He is brother to writer and academic David Holloway, and first cousin to Canadian political activist Kate Holloway and Canadian entertainer Maureen Holloway.
During the 1970s, Holloway was an influential member of the Conference of Socialist Economists, particularly in his support of an approach to the state as a social form constituted ultimately by the contradictory relations of class struggle between capital and the working class.[1] This approach was developed primarily through the critical appropriation of aspects of the German state derivation debate of the early 1970s, in particular the work of Joachim Hirsch, and lead to the publication of "State and Capital: A Marxist Debate" [2] an anthology of texts from the German debate with a critical introduction, in collaboration with Sol Piccioto. Around this conception of state, social form and class struggle, a particular current developed within the Conference of Socialist Economists from which the Open Marxism school of thought ultimately emerged, and in which Holloway remained a significant participant. This current is typified by its rejection of both traditional Marxist ideas of state monopoly capitalism and more recent innovations such as Poulantzas' Althusserian state theory, and the Regulation school,[3] and an affirmation of the centrality of the class relation between capital and working class, conceived as a relation of struggle.
His 2002 book, Change the World Without Taking Power, has been the subject of much debate in Marxist, anarchist and anti-capitalist circles, and contends that the possibility of revolution resides not in the seizure of state apparatuses, but in day-to-day acts of abject refusal of capitalist society – so-called anti-power, or 'the scream' as he puts it. Holloway's thesis has been analysed by thinkers like Tariq Ali and Slavoj Žižek. Holloway is considered by supporters and critics to be broadly Autonomist in outlook, and his work is often compared and contrasted with that of figures such as Antonio Negri.
Crack Capitalism from 2010 carries on with the political ideas developed in Change the World Without Taking Power. Holloway sees the problem of political activism, in terms of those struggling "in-and-against" the system, as one of continuing to perpetuate capitalism through their commitment to abstract labour. He argues that from the Marxist stand-point of "two-fold nature of labour" or abstract labour and concrete labour, that anti-capitalist struggles should be about concrete doing being against labour, and not a struggle of labour against capital.
Books in English[edit]
- State and Capital: A Marxist Debate (1978), ISBN 0-7131-5987-1, ed. with Sol Piccioto
- Social Policy Harmonisation in the European Community (1981), ISBN 0-566-00196-9
- Post-Fordism and Social Form: A Marxist Debate on the Post-Fordist State (1991), ISBN 0-333-54393-9, ed. with Werner Bonefeld
- Global Capital, National State, and the Politics of Money (1995), ISBN 0-312-12466-X, ed. with Werner Bonefeld
- Open Marxism: Emancipating Marx (1995), ISBN 0-7453-0864-3, ed. with Werner Bonefeld, Richard Gunn and Kosmas Psychopedis
- Zapatista!: Reinventing Revolution in Mexico (1998), ISBN 0-7453-1178-4, ed. with Eloína Peláez
- Change the World Without Taking Power (2002), ISBN 0-7453-1864-9
- Negativity and Revolution: Adorno and Political Activism (2008) ISBN 978-0-7453-2836-2, ed. with Fernando Matamoros & Sergio Tischler
- Crack Capitalism Pluto Press (2010) ISBN 0-7453-3008-8 ISBN 978-0745330082
Online articles[edit]
- Going in the Wrong Direction or Mephistopheles: Not Saint Francis of Assisi
- Twelve Theses on Changing the World without taking Power
- The concept of power and the Zapatistas
- Dignity's revolt
- Change the World Without Taking Power, complete online text on Libcom.org
- Walking We Ask Questions, 2005
- Against and Beyond the State
- The Politics of Dignity and the Politics of Poverty, 2010
Influences on culture[edit]
- Composer Reynaldo Young acknowledges in the performance notes of his piece "ay'tik" that Change the World Without Taking Power is the "theoretical source which the strategic principles of this score came from." [4] Both Holloway and the composer attended the world premiere of the piece, which took place on 26 July 2002 in Bretton Hall, West Yorkshire.[5]
- ^ The State Debate (1991), Simon Clarke (ed.) ISBN 0-333-53584-7
- ^ State and Capital: A Marxist Debate (1978), ISBN 0-7131-5987-1, ed. with Sol Piccioto
- ^ Post-Fordism and Social Form: A Marxist Debate on the Post-Fordist State (1991), ISBN 0-333-54393-9, ed. with Werner Bonefeld
- ^ "ay'tik/we". Retrieved 2009-11-29.
- ^ "Disco inspirado no livro de Holloway". Retrieved 2009-11-29.
External links[edit]
- In Perspective: John Holloway by Paul Blackledge, International Socialism, 136 (2012)
- Official web site


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Two Goshen High School students are getting an early start on business careers.
Goshen senior Katie Bontrager has been named Interdisciplinary Cooperative Education Student of the Month for October through the school's long-running Cooperative Education program.
Joining Bontrager is senior Emily Vanderveer, who was named Professional Career Internship Student of the Month for October through the same program.
Headed by Cooperative Education Coordinator Brian Bechtel, the Student of the Month program was created as a way to honor both the top student per month in each class, as well as the many local businesses and organizations that have agreed to partner with the school through the Cooperative Education program over the years.
Bontrager works as a receptionist/business manager with Salon J in downtown Goshen. She has been working at the salon since the summer leading into her junior year.
"Well I really enjoy working at the salon, and I've been wanting to get more into the business aspect of how it's run, but I didn't really have time to do that outside of school," Bontrager said of how she first became interested in the ICE program. "So when I heard about this program, I thought it just sounded perfect for what I was looking for. It has really helped me learn a lot about my career and where I want to go with it in the future."
Bontrager is required to work 15 hours a week at the salon in order to get school credit through the ICE program.
"In the morning I usually work in the office, and there I do a lot of the taxes for her, and I look at the receipts and file them into Quickbooks," Bontrager said. "Then while I'm at the salon, I do a lot of the inventory, I do restocking, I help schedule appointments... I'm basically their secretary."
Bontrager works under the supervision of owner and head stylist Julia Herschberger, who nominated her for the honor.
"It's been wonderful," Herschberger said of working with Bontrager. "She's been fun to teach just kind of how to work in the world, and she's really just picking it up and taking it to the next level. She's doing a great job working with people, and that's of course what we do a lot of here at the salon."
Thanks to her time spent within the ICE program, Bontrager said she has already decided that working in a mix of business and fashion is what she wants to do after high school — something she was unsure of before enrolling in the class earlier in the year.
"I think its been really helpful, because I've learned a lot about what I want to do with my career," Bontrager said. "Before, I knew I wanted something to do with business and a little bit of fashion, but that was about it. This has helped me see what I want to do, and that I really enjoy the fashion and marketing worlds. So I've decided I'm going to major in marketing management in college."
Vanderveer received her nomination for Internship Student of the Month through her work at the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center (OSMC) of Nappanee as a physical therapy intern.
"I thought it was a really good opportunity to decide what kind of career I wanted to go into, because I knew I wanted to go into the medical field, but didn't know which area," Vanderveer said of the program. "I didn't know I wanted to go into physical therapy at first, but when I signed up for the class, I talked to Mr. Bechtel, and he said he had a really good placement for physical therapy, so I decided to go that way."
And according to Vanderveer, who works at the office from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Wednesdays and Fridays, she's very glad she did.
"It's been really helpful for me personally. I've loved it," Vanderveer said. "It's been really fun, and it's nice getting out of school. I'm glad that I picked just physical therapy, because I think I'd be bored with just the more general hospital rotation internships. I'm definitely really considering physical therapy as a career now."
Given the real world experience she has learned through the program, Vanderveer said she would highly recommend the program to other up-and-coming students who have an idea of what they want to do after high school, but are still a little unsure of exactly what to focus on.
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(CNN) - Republicans pounced Tuesday after President Barack Obama assigned himself an "incomplete" grade on fixing the economy, a line he's used before but that gained renewed scrutiny from Republicans as the election season heats up.
"You know I would say incomplete," Obama said when asked what grade he'd give himself on improving the nation's economy. He was speaking to Colorado television station KKTV.
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The Poetry Festival will be held in conjunction with the 2nd Annual Art in the Atrium Festival, held in the adjacent Atrium, from 11 AM - 4:30 P.M. The Art Festival will feature award winning digital print makers, among others.
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More than 500 runners sprinted into Spring Saturday morning in the 4th Annual 5K Rabbit Race.
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It helps raise money for the Junior League of Panama City's programs such as "Girls on the Run," and the Child Service Center, which has provided clothing for 1,300 children.
"It's definitely a big fundraiser for us, especially when you account for the sponsor dollars we have," said Race Director Heather Kretzer. "It really helps to put those programs into place because without the people's support and the race and the sponsors, we wouldn't be able to do the things we were able to do for the community."
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The Buffalo Bills desperately need a win after dropping their last two games, including a lopsided blowout in Dallas. Ryan Fitzpatrick could certainly use it himself, deflecting some of the media's guffaws about the Bills' skid in the wake of his contract extension. A trip to Miami should be just what the doctor ordered, but it could also be a trap, as the red hot Dolphins are coming off two straight wins.
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Park at the Practice Rock pullout ~8 miles past Elephant Rocks. Hike up to the Bowling Alley, down left & below Tungsten Mine, up & left around Tungsten Mine, around the left side of the lookout through a chimney slot to the bench above the Lookout. Move right and find your climb. Expect 15-20 minutes for the approach.
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MAHOPAC, N.Y. - A shopkeeper got so angry about the way a man had parked his car that he climbed into a forklift, placed the fork under the car and lifted it off the ground, police said Wednesday.
Wasek Safrah, 51, of Ossining, also punched out both the offending car and the man who parked it, said Lt. Brian Karst of the Carmel police. He was arrested on charges of criminal mischief and assault.
Karst said the episode began at about 5 p.m. Oct. 16 at a strip mall on Route 6 in Mahopac. Safrah felt the car, though legally parked, was blocking his access to a storage container or trash bin and got into a heated argument with the driver, who was an employee of another store and was no longer in the car. Police did not release that man's name.
The police report, issued Tuesday night, says Safrah then punched the side of the vehicle, denting it. Then he took the controls of a forklift in the parking lot, maneuvered its lifting mechanism under the car and lifted it upward. The car was not moved out of the parking spot, however.
"We don't know what his intention was," Karst said.
Karst said he did not know who owned the forklift, but it probably belonged to another of the businesses.
After lifting the car, Safrah allegedly punched the driver in the mouth. The victim was injured but not seriously, Karst said.
The car was eventually lowered from the forklift.
Safrah was released pending an appearance in Carmel Town Court, still to be scheduled. Neither the police nor the court had information on who might represent him. There was no phone listing under his name in Ossining.
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ATLANTA – After 32 players battled to earn one of eight remaining spots in the main singles draw, the first day of the ITA Southeastern Regional Championships has drawn to a close. As the last round of qualifying matches were played, the 64-member main singles draw was completed, naming three FGCU men's tennis players as part of the high-caliber event.
Since Jordi Vives (Barcelona, Spain/IES Ferran Tallada/USC), Dean Tsamas (Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay HS) and Tianyu Bao (Tianjin, China/Bayshore HS) earned an automatic spot in the main draw based on previous performances, the only Eagle playing in the qualifying round was Lucas Vaz (Sao Paulo, Brazil/Colegio Fleming/Tulsa). Vaz took his opponent, Jake Bouchillon, of Kennesaw State to three sets but ultimately suffered a 6-2, 5-7, 6-2 defeat. Bouchillon continued on to win his second match 6-2, 6-2, securing one of the eight spots in the main draw.
Day two of the championships will begin at 8 a.m. with the singles round of 64 as Vives faces Maksim Yorsh of Kennesaw State, Bao takes on Miami's Diego Soto and Tsama squares off against William Albanese of Miami.
The day will continue into doubles play as the four Eagles take on two pairs from the University of Georgia. Vives and Vaz are set to face Eric Diaz and Nick Wood and 2:30 p.m. and Tsamas and Bao look to upset the No. 2 ITA ranked pair of Hernus Pieters and Ben Wagland at 3 p.m.
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---- — Cowden Pioneer Days will offer a variety of events and activities for the whole family.
The festival will be held from Friday, August 23 through Sunday, August 25
According to Barb Sarver, entertainment coordinator, this year will hold new attractions for the people of Central Illinois.
"This year we have a mechanical bull, a bungee run, a new run/walk course and the Backyard Barbeque Cook-Off," Sarver said.
She said the cook-off on Saturday will have two different categories, chicken and pork ribs.
"There is a $35 registration fee for each team and registration will be from 10 to 11 a.m.," Sarver said.
Prizes range from $25 to $250.
Each night of the festival will host live entertainment from local and visiting bands.
According to Sarver, one of the acts has sparked quite a lot of interest in the community.
"The Blend Quartet is an a capella group does '50s and '60s music," Sarver said. "A lot of people are talking about them."
Aspiring singers will also take the stage at Cowden Pioneer days on Saturday night when the Texaco Country Showdown hosts talents from across the country.
Sarver said the acts range from singers to bands.
"They compete across the country and come here to compete in the finals," Sarver said.
Aside from entertainment, the festival will host a 5K Run/Walk in memory of Jim Edmundson, a former teacher and track coach.
The event will take place on a new course this year.
Sarver said the rodeo will take place Friday and Saturday nights at 7 p.m.
"After the rodeo on Saturday night, Crazy Horse will play," Sarver said.
Sarver said the festival is sure to bring people home to reunite and enjoy the attractions.
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This weekend Robyn and i did the Ko Olina Triathlon here in West Oahu. The race went well, beautifull day, and of course we love Ko Olina!
I ended up taking 3rd overall, and Robyn took 2nd overall Female division. SHe bonked and ran 2 minutes slower than her PR, and the girl that beat her beat her by 1.5 minutes... She is pretty upset about it, but things like that happen and I am proud of her for working hard and pushing through it all to get 2nd.
The timers sucked... they got everything screwed up and nobody got any awards! but I guess its ok becuase the awards were like blank CD cases ha ha.
I feel out of shape and my cycling is suffering big time but hopefully I can pull it back up in the next two weeks.
I keep feeling a desire to race Honu again next year and as its a race I have never done well at an I have always had problems there. I want to master it !! I was looking over results from this year and my splits etc. and found that I was on track to race a 4:23 at the gulf coast tri before I crashed my bike and assuming that I could have averaged the same running pace i had been training at. That time would have gotten me a top 3 placing. Oh well its all just potential and none of it is actuality, but it would still be nice to get down in the sub 4:30's for a half next year.
I want to dominate the sprints next year and my goals are as follows for sprint distance paces:
Swim 100's under 1:30
Bike averages over 25.5 for all races and peak race at over 26mph
Run pace under 6:10 for all races and reach a PR at 5:45
For all bike Time Trials I will avg over 26 on all flat courses
I want to win a race in dramatic fashion and also win one in a blowout
I have basically until august of 2012 to race my heart out before my school gets really intense so I will work hard...
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- 2 large sweet potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups cubed cooked turkey breast
- 2 medium apples, cubed
- 1 cup chopped walnuts, toasted
- 4 green onions, thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1/2 cup minced fresh parsley
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Place sweet potatoes in an ungreased 15x10x1-in. baking pan; drizzle with oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Toss to coat.
- Bake at 400° for 25-30 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally. Cool to room temperature.
- In a large bowl, combine the turkey, apples, walnuts, onions, raisins, parsley and sweet potatoes.
- In a small bowl, whisk the dressing ingredients. Pour over turkey mixture; toss to coat. Serve immediately. Yield: 6 servings.
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By Bethany Bray
---- — The Yale University student who struck and killed Salem resident Nancy Barry before a 2011 Harvard-Yale football game received a special form of probation yesterday that will leave him with no criminal record.
Brendan Ross, of O'Fallon, Mo., will serve 400 hours of community service but no jail time. He was granted accelerated rehabilitation in New Haven, Conn., Superior Court yesterday, a program for first-time offenders whose charges are dismissed if they successfully complete probation.
Police say Ross was driving a rental truck carrying beer kegs through a popular tailgating area before the Harvard-Yale game when witnesses saw the vehicle turn a corner and speed up, striking three women.
Barry, a 30 year-old Salem native, was killed.
Ross, 22, pleaded guilty to two infractions: traveling too fast and unsafe starting. He had been charged with negligent homicide with a motor vehicle and reckless driving, but prosecutors agreed to change the charges to reckless driving and reckless endangerment so that he would be eligible for the program.
Ross passed a field sobriety test after the collision and police said he was cooperative in the investigation. He did not comment in court other than to answer the judge's questions and enter a plea for the infractions.
Attorneys said Barry's family and the other victims agreed with the resolution of the case.
Barry's mother, Paula St. Pierre of Salem, could not be reached for comment yesterday.
Ross' attorney, William Dow III, said yesterday his client is grateful for the compassion shown by Barry's family and the other accident victims.
"Brendan Ross is an outstanding young man who was involved in a tragic accident," Dow said in a statement. "He will emerge from this without a criminal record, but the memory of that tragedy remains. Brendan and his family have extended their condolences to Ms. Barry's family when the accident occurred. Ms. Barry remains in their prayers."
In a November 2011 interview with The Salem News, St. Pierre described her daughter as genuine and "the most unpretentious person you'd ever want to meet."
A 1999 graduate of Salem High School, Barry went on to study fashion at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. A lifelong resident of the city, Barry was a star in soccer and track at Salem High.
She had worked as a designer for Appleseed's, New Balance and Jacalyn E. S. Bennett and Co. in Newburyport.
Her family — her mother, sister Daniella Broadbent and grandmother, Nancy St. Pierre, of Salem — submitted a letter to the editor of The Salem News thanking the community for their support after Barry's death.
"We just don't have the words to express how grateful and deeply moved we are by the outpouring of love we have received," they wrote in December 2011. "Nancy was taken from us too quickly, but her memory will live on in our hearts and in all the friends she made and the lives she got to be a part of."
Barry had gone to the Nov. 19, 2011 Harvard-Yale football game with a group of friends.
Also injured in the truck accident were Sarah Short, 31, a Yale student, and Elizabeth Dernbach, 23, a Harvard employee. Short has filed a lawsuit against Ross and U-Haul.
Yesterday, Prosecutor David Strollo said Ross said he did not intentionally cause the accident.
"By all accounts, he was appropriately remorseful," Strollo said.
Strollo said Ross was driving a rented U-Haul and when he reached a parking lot, pedestrian traffic was blocking the way. Ross revved the engine in an effort to get the pedestrians to move, but the truck took off, Strollo said.
Ross said he was hitting the brake but it was the gas pedal, Strollo said.
Strollo said an expert found no defects with the vehicle that contributed to the accident, and a defense expert came to the same conclusion.
Yale tightened its tailgating rules after the crash. It now bans kegs at university athletic events and other functions. Also, oversized vehicles, such as box trucks and large commercial vehicles, are barred from university lots at athletic events unless they are driven by a preapproved authorized vendor.
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Evan Andrews has been doing weather for Good Day since 1999, making him the longest-running regular morning meteorologist in DFW. Before then, he worked in markets in Wisconsin and New England, doing all sorts of shifts. He prefers mornings -- Fox 4 is his first morning gig -- and warmer climates.
On whether he's a morning person
Now I am. [Laughs] It's like the cabdriver that drives the midnight to 8 a.m. shift. You do what you have to do to survive. But I love mornings.
Morning routine
Up at 2 a.m., quickly walk the dog so she can do her business, and I'm usually at work by 2:45.
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[Andrews makes his own coffee, instead of drinking the station brew.] You could cut it with a knife. First thing I do when I get there, unless there's a tornado on the ground, is I grind beans for a pot of coffee. [But the station coffee] is better than it used to be. The stuff that used to come out of there would probably get varnish off the floor. I can't survive without caffeine. There are people that tell you they try and get off it, but there's no way I can.
On how morning TV has changed since he started.
It's gotten longer [laughs]. I think the way we all do the weather and the news itself has changed only in the fact that social media has made our jobs busier. But the news has gotten longer. And I bet it continues to get longer. And it's not just TV anymore. It's TV, and I have three Facebook pages that I keep updated, and I've got thousands of people on each one. And it's Twitter. And it's a little bit of everything. There are people who just get their forecasts from me on Facebook.
On why morning TV has become more important
People's lives have shifted earlier. I don't think they stay up as late as they used to. Morning is the one segment of the news that still has viewer group.
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At our show, we work from 2:45 to about 9:30, and it's just continuous. There's no slow time in between. So it goes fast.


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CATEGORIES Independent, Celebrities and Controversy, CinematicalHow great was the late Orson Welles? So great that he's even making movies from beyond the grave.
Rare recordings of Welles narrating Christmas Tails, a self-published novel by Robert X. Leed, will be used to create a new 3D live-action/animation film, according to reports. The project will be directed by Todd Tucker, a veteran make-up effects artist, and produced by Drac Studios, who created the outstanding effects for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
Welles recorded the book in 1985 as a favor to Leed, who was a personal friend. Welles died a few months later, and the tapes have gathered dust in Leed's La Vegas home ever since.
The story, about what happens when Santa's reindeer get sick and his dog comes to the rescue to save Christmas, will be adapted by Matt Thompson. Welles' voice will be used for narration.
Welles' reputation wasn't great at the time of his death -- he was largely considered to be a failed artist, and a caricature of himself, appearing on hammy talk shows and doing commercials for cheap wine (see below). But the last decade has found cinephiles looking back with increasing fondness at the director of Citizen Kane and The Magnificent Ambersons, considered two of the greatest films in cinema's history. A restored version of Welles' brilliant Touch of Evil was released in 1998, bringing new, younger fans to the director; new books and critical studies abound; and the 2009 Richard Linklater film Me and Orson Welles presented the legend as a wunderkind, brimming with genius and ambition.
As for Christmas Tails, "It's a movie about how Santa's dog saves Christmas, but on one level, this a story about the discovery of Orson's lost tapes," Drac Studios president Harvey Lowry told the Hollywood Reporter. "This is a substantial find. It's something that a filmmaker dreams of."


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Updated 5:44pm Monday 13th January 2014 in News By Bruce Thain
Police officers in Harrow are to take part in a London-wide operation to increase awareness of their work in counter terrorism.
The two week operation, which started today, is the second of its kind in the capital and will see officers on more regular patrols in busy areas and transport hubs.
They will also be holding crime prevention and awareness stalls in St Ann's and St George's shopping centre to give people more information about the work they are doing in counter terrorism policing.
Borough commander for Harrow Simon Ovens said: "Local officers are an integral part of the way the MPS responds to the threat from terrorism whether it is by deterring those who may be involved in terrorist activity through high visibility patrols or briefing businesses on how to protect their premises from attack.
"Operation Penna builds on our engagement with communities and businesses in a variety of ways to counter the threat from terrorism and improve the protection offered to local businesses from a terrorist attack."
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MIDDLETOWN — The current senior class at Shenandoah never has experienced a football season that ended before the sectional championship round.
On Friday, the Raiders (9-2) will make their fourth consecutive Class 2A sectional title game appearance by hosting Indianapolis Scecina (9-2). Shenandoah is 1-2 in its previous championship tries, with the victory coming in thrilling fashion last season against Heritage Christian at Dale Green Field.
John Harrell's highly respected high school football website anticipates another close game, predicting the visiting Crusaders will pull out a 35-28 victory. Scott Widner has won 56 games in his six seasons as head coach of the Raiders, and he's not making any predictions.
He's just happy to have another big game coming up.
"Most of our kids are still excited about playing football," Widner said. "We're excited to play another game this week."
After a slow start last week, Shenandoah rolled past rival Knightstown 40-20 to set up the showdown with Scecina. The Crusaders, who finished as Class A state runners-up in each of the past two seasons before moving up a class because of the IHSAA's new success factor, advanced with a 48-8 victory against Winchester last week.
The Raiders played a pair of Indianapolis-area teams recently, losing to Cardinal Ritter 63-35 in the regular season finale and trouncing Broad Ripple 49-6 in the sectional opener. Those teams both are led by their quarterbacks, with Jake Purichia chasing state passing records at Ritter and C.J. Shittu providing a dual threat as a passer and rusher at Broad Ripple.
Scecina has a more balanced squad with weapons all over the field. The Crusaders average 34.9 points per game and allow just 11.7. They've scored at least 48 points in each of the past three games and have allowed 20 or more points just three times all year.
"It's definitely to our advantage that we've played a couple of really good football teams this year," Widner said. "In the past, when we've played in the sectional title game, we've been kind of shocked by the speed and physicality of the game."


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Wayne police post video in search of leads in recent burglaries
Police are investigating two young people who were spotted on a resident's private security camera as possible suspects in at least two burglaries last month near Oxbow Place, Captain Jim Clarke said.
The Wayne police department has posted the surveillance video to youtube.com and is asking the public's help in identifying the two people depicted in it. The couple is at the center of an investigation of two burglaries, on Christmas Eve and Dec. 3, Clarke said.
Police, who have contended with waves of break-ins during more than a year, believe the two have targeted houses in the area by going door to door and knocking or ringing the bell. If someone answers, the man has asked permission to retrieve a football that mistakenly fell into the backyard and walk away. If no only answers, they attempt to break-in, Clarke said.
In both cases burglars got into the homes through unlocked rear windows and took jewelry from the master bedrooms.
A homeowner provided video to police he said was shot on Dec. 3. In the video, the young man tries the doorknob, rings the bell and then knocks on the door, Clarke said. The video has no audio, but the homeowner told police the young man asked for permission to retrieve a football from the backyard.
The homeowners gave police the video after officers canvassed the neighborhood on Christmas Day in response to the Dec. 24 burglary on Oxbow.
A neighbor of the victim in that Dec. 24 burglary said the couple knocked on the door and asked permission to retrieve a football. When police showed video stills to another family that lived about a quarter-mile away, they identified the young people as the one's who had knocked on their door, Clarke said.
"We are confident that these are the individuals who did the burglaries." Clark said. "We hope that when the public sees it, we'll get a good lead."
Wayne police reported more than 40 burglaries between November 2011 and last January and another 20 between late April and early June. They made several arrests of suspects who had been sought in burglaries all over North Jersey.
The frequency of break-ins was at its peak region-wide in December and January, with burglaries reported in Bloomingdale, Ramsey, Ringwood, Oakland, Saddle Brook and Wanaque, among other towns. The break-in rate seemed to pick up again in the spring with dramatic break-ins as criminals sought to get into homes anyway they could, by smashing through front doors, basement windows or sliding-glass doors. The rising value of gold was cited as one driver of the burglaries.
Police urged residents to stay vigilant and to take measures to safeguard their homes. Last June, a forum hosted by local police and Passaic County law enforcement officials drew a crowd of more than 200 residents who sought advice on protecting their homes.
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