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Eagles lose one DE, add another
The Eagles placed DE Ricky Sapp on I.R. and signed former Texans DE Pannel Egboh.
Eagles trade FB Scott to Cardinals for CB Calvin
The Eagles announced Monday that they have traded FB Charles Scott to the Cardinals for CB Jorrick Calvin, a swap of 2010 sixth-round draft picks.
Eagles excited about TE Harbor's potential
One of the standouts of the Eagles' impressive draft class has been TE Clay Harbor, who was somewhat of an unknown coming into the NFL from Missouri State.
Eagles starters Jackson, Cole leave game with injuries
WR DeSean Jackson and DE Trent Cole both left Friday night's preseason game against the Chiefs because of injury.
Chiefs rookie Sheffield carted off field
Chiefs rookie LB Cameron Sheffield was carted off the field Friday night with a neck injury after a helmet-to-helmet hit with Eagles RB Mike Bell.
Eagles TE Ingram to miss Friday's game
Eagles TE Cornelius Ingram had a Baker's cyst drained from the back of his left knee and calf on Thursday and will miss Friday's preseason game against the Chiefs.
49ers land RB Westbrook
The 49ers signed veteran RB Brian Westbrook to a one-year deal, creating one of the league's top backfields.
Eagles rookie Graham exceeding expectations
The Eagles are trying to downplay the big strides being made by first-round DE Brandon Graham in training camp, says "NFC Whispers," but he'll soon crack the starting lineup.
Eagles' Sims has been 'animal' in camp
The Eagles are known as one of the hardest-hitting teams in training camp, but even they had to hold back LB Ernie Sims, who appears to be on a mission to prove his doubters wrong.
Eagles add TE Lawrie, drop Rucker
The Eagles announced Monday that they have signed TE Nate Lawrie. To make room for him on the 80-man roster, the team released TE Martin Rucker.
It's official: League won't suspend Vick
The NFL will not suspend Michael Vick as a result of a shooting that occurred at his 30th birthday party June 25. Word that the league wouldn't punish the Eagles' quarterback surfaced more than a week ago, but the ...
Maclin suffers bone bruise in knee
Eagles WR Jeremy Maclin suffered a bone bruise in his left knee during afternoon workouts Tuesday but no ligament damage, CSNPhilly.com reported, citing a league source.
Eagles sign ex-Ravens WR Washington
The Eagles have come to terms with unrestricted free-agent WR Kelley Washington, an eighth-year veteran who is coming off his most productive season.
Broncos trade Arrington to Eagles for Mays
The Eagles and Broncos made a trade Friday night, sending LB Joe Mays to Denver and RB-RS J.J. Arrington to Philadelphia.
Eagles still have questions in offensive backfield
Offensively, there's little not to like about the Eagles' potential, but the offensive backfield is an area with some unknowns.
Peters ruptured the Achilles tendon in his right leg on Tuesday, and surgery is required.||||||| Peters, who was undrafted out of Arkansas and has developed into a key cog on the Philadelphia offensive line, was injured while training in Texas. Surgery to repair the tendon is scheduled for Tuesday in Philadelphia, and will be performed by Dr. Steve Raikin of the Rothman Institute. Peters is a 6-foot-4, 340-pound native of Queen City, Texas.
Peters is inactive this Sunday against Washington.||||||| Peters has a left hamstring strain that coach Andy Reid calls "fairly significant." He developed into a Pro Bowler for the Bills.
Peters, the lone Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman in the same spot as he was a year ago, suffered an ankle injury in practice Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game with the Atlanta Falcons.||||||| Peters, a four-time Pro Bowl player, suffered the injury near the end of Friday's practice in a team drill. He limped out of the indoor practice facility accompanied by one of the team's trainers.
Peters is among three Eagles scheduled for MRI exams on Monday following injuries during Sunday's 13-9 loss at Oakland.||||||| Peters hurt his left knee midway through the first quarter and didn't return. Coach Andy Reid called Peters' injury a sprained knee, but it was thought to be worse.
The Bills agreed to trade Peters to the Philadelphia Eagles after failing to negotiate a new contract with the disgruntled two-time Pro Bowl selection.||||||| By landing Peters, the Eagles fill an immediate hole on their offensive line after left tackle Tra Thomas signed with Jacksonville in free agency last month. Listed at 6-foot-4 and 328 pounds, Peters completed his sixth season last year and was selected to his second consecutive Pro Bowl. He was an undrafted rookie out of Arkansas and broke in with the Bills as a tight end.


text: The Bruce Arms Public House (3 reviews) from £12.00 to £17.00 Family + unit Contact Us Call 01672 810216 to book01672 810216 Images Map Select Section Overview This is a Certificated Site (CS). These select sites are small, privately run campsites that operates under the Club's jurisdiction and can only accommodate up to 5 caravans or motorhomes and up to 10 trailer tents or tents, unless express permission has been given by the Club to accommodate more. They range from secluded Hideaways to fully facilitated family friendly sites, and are often found in locations where larger commercial sites are prohibited so you could be camping close to a beach or in the National Park, for example. Site Details Big Sites Book Reference: 173/096 This site was last visited by a Site Officer in 2014. 1.5 acre site, level. Booking advisable. WC facilities & showers. Directions From Burbage rdbt on the A338/A346, travel West on the B3087 for 1.5m. The Bruce Arms is on the right hand side. Facilities The Bruce Arms Public House has the following facilities on or around the site. Touring Caravans Trailer Tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up Grass only pitch (no electric) Flushing toilet Washbasins Ice pack freezing Pets welcome Grass only pitch for larger tents Wi-fi (Other provider) Motorhomes Tents Hardstanding only pitch A well-sheltered site Showers Chemical toilet disposal point Bar Electric hook-up Public House Facilities that are off site within one mile of the entrance Shop Fishing (licence may be required) Designated dog walk Boating Restaurant Reviews Review Expand review Recommended: no 2.7 The site we usually stay at in the area was closed due to weather conditions and as we were... Linda Calderbank (Club Member) stayed Sep 2013 This review is for The Bruce Arms Public House The site we usually stay at in the area was closed due to weather conditions and as we were visiting friends in Pewsey we looked on the web site for a suitable alternative. After reading the posted reviews we thought the Bruce Arms would be ideal. We were disappointed to find that the nightly fee has risen to £16.00 (£4.00 per night for hook-up). The pub has recently changed hands and the new owner no longer serves food. The facilities whilst adequate were not cleaned whilst we were there and it appeared that the campsite toilets were used by visitors to the pub. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 3 Cleanliness: 2 Facilities: 3 Expand review Recommended: yes 4 The Bruce Arms is a traditional old drinking pub with open fires and stone floors. Tel & Sal (Club Member) stayed Mar 2013 This review is for The Bruce Arms Public House The Bruce Arms is a traditional old drinking pub with open fires and stone floors. No juke box or fruit machines but a very warm welcome not only from the licencees but the locals too. We had a great night and we will be going back very soon. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Older couples,Groups,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 4 Facilities: 3 Expand review Recommended: yes 4 I spent 3 very pleasant days at this site walking around the country lanes and villages the... George (Club Member) stayed Jun 2011 This review is for The Bruce Arms Public House I spent 3 very pleasant days at this site walking around the country lanes and villages the site very quiat owners wre very helpfull Location: Country Suitable For: Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 2 Travel Local Travel Get Directions to The Bruce Arms Public House Staying here? Public transport from the site Bike ride? Find cycle routes nearby Sat Nav Download our POI file Widget by Frixo Pricing The fees for The Bruce Arms Public House were last updated in 2014.The following fees are just given as a guide, so please always check with the site.The fee for staying on site for one night is :£12.00 - £13.00 for 2 Adults, 2 Children plus 1 Unit £16.00 - £17.00 for 2 Adults, 2 Children, 1 Unit plus Hook-up * Please note the site open dates are 01 January 2014 - 31 December 2014

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Special up-do-date preview of LDI2003 workshops and training. Join us with this special ED November LDI issue and at the 16th annual LDI trade show, November 21-23, 2003 in Orlando, FL. The annual LDInstitute runs November 17-20) For more information, go to www.ldishow.com.
Dubbed "Sex due Soleil" in some circles, the latest from the folks at Cirque du Soleil, housed in the newly transformed theatre at New York, New York on the Vegas strip, is being billed as a sexy and provocative twist on their classic family-friendly formula. It certainly sports a provocative design, from Stephane Roy (sets), Luc Lafortune (lighting), Thierry Mugler (costumes), Jonathan Deans (sound), and Natacha Merritt (projections). Auerbach & Associates served as consultants on the theatre space, with PMK Acoustics handling the acoustical needs. Vendors include Strand, Vari-Lite, High End Systems, Martin Professional, Clay Paky, Mole Richardson, and Digital Projection.
Audio vendors include: LCS, Meyer, Nexo, TurboSound, TC Electronics, Sierra Automation, Lectrosonic, Shure, QSC, ATC, Yamaha, Ultimate Ears,Clear Com, Telex, Aphex, Peavey, Neumann, Sennheiser, Shure, Applied Microphone Tech, and Whirlwind.
The inaugural production of the Seattle Opera's newly renovated home (now called Marion Oliver Macaw Hall) sports innovative projection design by ED's own Bob and Colleen Bonniol, sets and costumes by Robert Israel, and lighting by Michael Chybowski. Vendors include Scharff Weisberg, Dataton, Digital Projection, Martin Professional, Chroma Q, Christie Lites, Gala, and ETC.
McCaw Hall
Marion Oliver Macaw Hall, home to both the Seattle Opera and Pacific Northwest Ballet, was a massive undertaking comprised of 30% renovation and 70% new construction of the companies' 80-year-old space. LMN served as architects for the project, with Shuler and Shook serving as theatre consultants and Jeffe Holden serving as acousticians. Other vendors include Proskenion Design, Stage Technologies, and JR Clancy
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Housed in the gothic Chicago Water Tower Water Works, the new home of the Windy City's Lookingglass Theatre is a flexible space with a removable permieter balcony and movable risers that seat about 250. The creative team includes Morris Architects, Shuler & Shook, and The Talaske Group; participating vendors include ETC, JR Clancy, Altman, Peavey, Ashly, Renkus Heinz, Meyer, EAW, Mackie, Crest, Tascam, Clear-Com, and Extron.
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Study shows why we keep drinking
Despite killer hangovers that cause us to swear off drinking for life, many of us don't hesitate to pick up the bottle again. And the reason may be because we give more weight to alcohol's benefits as a "social lubricant," according to LiveScience.com.
"Experiencing negative consequences from drinking is not really a deterrent from future drinking," said researcher Kevin King of the University of Washington, which published the study in the May 30 issue of the Psychology of Addictive Behaviors.
The study also found that we don't see the aftereffects of a night out as very sobering.
"People think, 'It's not going to happen to me' or 'I'll never drink that much again.' They do not seem to associate their own heavy drinking with negative consequences," King added.
For the study, five hundred students were asked to rate their negative and positive experiences with alcohol. In most cases, students ranked their negative experiences as "less bad, and less likely to occur than people who had not experienced negative consequences at all." Positive experiences were rated "better and more likely to happen."
Diane Logan, a University of Washington psychology graduate student, recommended programs where students could learn how to develop their social skills without the presence of alcohol. Alternately, schools could implement programs that teach students to drink less so they could have still positive experiences with alcohol — but without severe consequences.


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Twenty-five graduates will celebrate milestones achieved at Lesley University
Friday, April 19, 2013
As the 25 graduates reflect upon their experiences in the Threshold Program, they say they've learned to live independently, developed rich social lives, and prepared themselves to succeed in meaningful, fulfilling jobs.
"I learned how to live with other people, stay in a budget, and make a list before you go to the grocery store," reflected Jennie Giblin, who is from Westborough, Mass., and is majoring in early childhood. "My plan is to get a job at a preschool and I'm trying to get an apartment here. I like to work with children."
Threshold serves young adults with learning disabilities and other special needs in an on-campus residential environment. This year's graduating class will be addressed by graduation speaker Mike Kersjes, an innovative special education teacher and mentor, who will share his experience establishing a space camp program in conjunction with NASA through which high school students compete in a variety of activities similar to those experienced by astronauts in training for space shuttle missions.
"I plan to speak to the students about the power of the human spirit within them and what they can do," said Kersjes, founder of the Space is Special organization and author of "A Smile as Big as the Moon: A Special Education Teacher, His Class, and Their Inspiring Journey Through U.S. Space Camp."
"I see the benefit of making kids understand that they've got to step outside their box and be risk takers, but they've also got to understand that while risk taking and facing challenges, people like myself are there to help them go beyond their comfort zone and be something more than they're told they can be," Kersjes said.
"Former Lesley Trustee Chair, Don Perrin, told me about the book, 'A Smile as Big as the Moon,' and I read Mike's book and immediately called him," recalled Threshold Director Jim Wilbur. "His message of total optimism resonated with me."
Founded in 1982, Threshold now boasts over 600 alumni, who spent two or three years on Lesley's campus."It's an awesome school. I learned a lot about being independent," said Mike Nguyen, a business major from Braintree, Mass., who also graduates in May.
Graduate Jay Kim, from Acton, Mass., notes the benefits of living on the Lesley University campus and interacting with students, faculty and staff.
"As you get along with your education during your two years, you start making friends," said Kim, who is interning at a television studio and plans for a career in TV production and editing.
"I do office work now in Malden with an internship through Threshold," added graduate Sandhya KC, a business major from Bedford, Mass.
Upon completion of the Threshold Program, students receive certificates of completion and six college credits at a formal graduation ceremony, held each year in May.
Mike Kersjes lives in Huntsville, Alabama, and speaks widely to professional education groups about his work through Space is Special. During the last 10 years, he has raised over $3 million to bring over 3,000 special needs students to space camp.
"I'm reaching out and helping special education teachers and students in any way I can," said Kersjes.Kersjes is a Vietnam Veteran who holds at bachelor's degree in special education and psychology, and a master's degree in educational administration. His book is currently used in the curriculum at 13 universities in the United States, and it has been published in Japan, Australia, Korea and Taiwan.
Kersjes's book was also adapted into a television movie, "A Smile as Big as the Moon," starring John Corbett, which tells Kersjes's inspiring story of taking his class of special education students to NASA's Space Camp.
Lesley expressive therapies expertise being applied at global disaster scenes to aid healingJuliana Texley is named president of the National Science Teachers AssociationLesley Recognized for 'Exceptional,' 'Innovative' and 'Outstanding' Practices in Teacher PreparationJohn Dickson, M.Ed. '07, wins 2014 American Civic Education Teacher Award
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Lesley is the higher education partner of the Urban Teacher Center, which prepares teachers to work in high-need schools in the Washington-Baltimore areaThe Baltimore SunAugust 17, 2014
Poetic Twist: Bringing Dignity to Dementia Patients
Lesley MFA in Creative Writing graduate Molly Middleton Meyer uses poetry as therapy with Alzheimer's patientsHuffington PostAugust 17, 2014
Former Lesley President to Chair Mass. Board of Education
Gov. Deval Patrick named former Lesley University President Margaret McKenna as the new chairperson of the state Board of EducationSouth Boston TodayAugust 15, 2014
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Lesley College of Art and Design alumnus Jacob Bannon continues to operate from a place of creativity and dedication to what he and the bands on his label loveAlarm MagazineAugust 15, 2014
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Learn about the disease. Learn about what it can do to you and your loved ones. Find links to other information and other potentially helpful sites.
A growing number of older Tennesseans, as well as Tennesseans with special requirements, need care. Learn about what it means both to need a caregiver and to be one. Read what other caregivers have to say in a forum provided by Agingcare.com.
Help fight hunger in Tennessee and get fresh, healthy food into your own diet. See what senior centers across the state (and America) are doing to grow more food close to home.
Sooner or later, something is going to go wrong for a lot of Tennesseans, all at the same time . It could be a tornado outbreak, a winter storm, an earthquake, another flood, or something none of us has even considered. These types of disasters are especially hard on senior citizens and people with special needs. Learn how to plan for people who may need extra help when the worst happens.
Our senior population is growing rapidly. Sadly, the number of people who want to take advantage of seniors is also growing. Learn the signs of abuse and what you can do to help prevent and stop it.
Information and assistance, also known as I&A, is the practice of bringing people and services together. You may not know who you need to call, but you know your story. If you don't know where else to start, start with I&A. Information and assistance staff looks for the best and most accurate resources to meet the needs of our callers.
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program
This program provides free assistance to elderly Tennesseans residing in nursing homes, homes for the aged, assisted care living facilities, and adult care homes. An Ombudsman is available to help residents and their families resolve questions or problems and will advocate for solutions to problems for qualified residents of long-term care facilities.
Our bodies change as we age. Our body's specific needs also change as we age. What doesn't change is our basic need for healthy food. TCAD works to provide both information on good eating choices, as well as healthy food, for Tennessee seniors who may not get as much food as they need.
Some people cannot take care of themselves. Worse, sometimes these same people have no one to help—no friends, no family. In those cases, they may need a court-appointed Public Guardian, or Conservator, to look out for their interests.
Learning shouldn't end at any age, not if you want to stay sharp at every age. Senior Brain Games is one fun solution to the challenge of exercising the body and the mind. Seniors and Senior Centers across the state have joined us to turn trivia into a statewide competition.
You can search the state for senior centers using the Service Providers link in the menu on the left side of this page. For people more comfortable with a list, we also offer a printable PDF directory.
State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP)
Medicare is complicated. If you need help trying to figure it out, there is no shame in asking. SHIP exists to help you. SHIP staff are trained to help you. Best of all, the help is free, no strings attached. You can start learning here. If you still need help or just want to talk to someone, call


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Snacking is a major pastime for many kids — and that's not necessarily bad. Nutritious snacking can help your child curb hunger throughout the day, as well as provide energy and important nutrients. Find out how to make healthy snacks for kids.
Your child won't clamor for cookies, candy bars or chips if you don't keep them on hand. Set a good example by choosing healthy snacks yourself.
Whole-grain foods — such as whole-grain pretzels or tortillas and high-fiber, whole-grain cereals — provide energy with some staying power.
Serve baby carrots or other raw veggies with fat-free ranch dressing or hummus. Dip graham cracker sticks or fresh fruit in fat-free yogurt. Spread peanut butter on celery, apples or bananas.
Offer out-of-the-usual fare, such as pineapple, cranberries, red or yellow peppers, mangoes, tangelos or roasted soy nuts.
Serve breakfast foods — such as scrambled eggs and whole-grain toast — as healthy snacks for kids in the afternoon.
Healthy snacks for kids don't have to be bland. To satisfy your child's sweet tooth, offer fat-free pudding, frozen yogurt or frozen fruit bars. Make smoothies with skim milk, fat-free yogurt, and fresh or frozen fruit.
Use a cookie cutter to make shapes out of low-fat cheese slices, whole-grain bread or whole-grain tortillas. Make fruit kebabs or show your child how to eat diced fruit with chopsticks. Make a tower out of whole-grain crackers, spell words with pretzel sticks, or make funny faces on a plate using different types of fruit.
Keep a selection of ready-to-eat veggies in the refrigerator. Leave fresh fruit in a bowl on the counter. Store low-sugar, whole-grain cereal and fruit canned or packaged in its own juice in an easily accessible cabinet.
Foods marketed as low-fat or fat-free can still be high in calories and sodium. Likewise, foods touted as cholesterol-free can still be high in fat, saturated fat and sugar. Check nutrition labels to find out the whole story.
Restrict snacking to certain areas, such as the kitchen. You'll save your child countless calories from mindless munching in front of the TV. If your child needs to snack on the go, offer string cheese, yogurt sticks, cereal bars, a banana or other drip-free items.
Teaching your child to make healthy snack choices now will help set the stage for a lifetime of healthy eating. Start today!


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Two years after a Monroe man and his two sons were seriously injured when their car exploded, law enforcement has yet to make an arrest in the case.
Erik Chappell was driving his sons Cole and Grant to football practice on the evening of September 20, 2011 when a bomb placed under or inside the car was detonated. The vehicle erupted into flames. Chappell, himself injured, pulled his sons from the vehicle and called 911. All three were hospitalized in serious condition, but eventually recovered.
"You could just smell burning rubber and plastic and gasoline in the air," said Shawn Remington, a witness and amateur photographer. "When I arrived the car was smoldering and burnt literally to the ground."
A portion of Elm Street near I-75 in Monroe County was charred for months after the explosion.
The United States Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms was brought in to handle the case.
"It was a serious blast," said ATF agent Donald Dawkins. "It was dangerous. It had a lot of power behind it, and the victims are very fortunate and very blessed to be alive."
The ATF will hold a press conference on Friday to release new information about the bombing. Agent Dawkins says ATF will display a model of the bomb used, discuss how it was made and what substances it contained, as well as display the type of trigger and radio controller used to detonate the bomb.
Mr. Chappell will also be in attendance at the news conference, which will be held in Detroit.
Stay with Toledo News Now for complete coverage of Friday's news conference.
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|In My Opinion
By Mary Beth Weisenberger
Hair today, gone tomorrow
I just got a haircut.
Please, dear readers, do me a big favor and drive downtown right away so you can see my new haircut and realize what it's supposed to look like. Come and catch a glimpse of the "before" version. Feel free to snap pictures at this event – I'll be taking a few myself for posterity's sake. It's important to capture this moment because by this time tomorrow, my lovely hairstyle will spontaneously combust and I'll be back to routine bad hair days. Twenty-four hours after a visit to my hair stylist is about all the time I get to look like a mature woman who is in control of her own hair.
And then it's my turn to style it.
Unfortunately, no matter what I do to avoid regressing to the "after" version of my hairstyle, it's an epic failure. I try in vain every six weeks to magically recreate what my stylist has done to my hair. I shell out big bucks for the specific salon products she used. I pay close attention to every swish of the brush and sweep of the curling iron. I ask what she's doing at every step. I request a mirror so I can study the back of my head. I always walk out of there with a false sense of confidence that I will indeed be able to duplicate what she hath wrought. How hard can it be? I ask myself.


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One person is dead Monday after a vehicle accident on Interstate 79 in Monongalia County, according to MECCA 911.
The accident happened around 12:12 p.m. near the 150 mile marker of I-79 south.
State police said a 1997 Ford Explorer, being operated by Samantha Schaub, 21 of Indiana, crossed the median and collided head-on with a 2006 Jeep operated by Carl Hautmann, 46 of Maryland, that was heading south.
Schaub was pronounced at the scene. Shaub's car also caught fire after the collision, but Schaub was removed from the car before the vehicle became engulfed.
Hautmann and four passengers, three of which are juveniles, were transported to the hospital. There's no word on their conditions.
Both southbound lanes were closed following the accident but have since reopened, according to West Virginia 511.
There's no word on what caused the accident. State Police are investigating.
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Now we're cooking! The movie appears to actually be on its way. Check out behind the scenes footage and stills on Newsround. Interspersed in these video clips are glimpses of the Dark Mark scene, the Yule Ball, and more!
Dan's interview
Emma's interview
Rupert's interview
UPDATE: New report with new clip of trio at the Yule Ball
NOTE: The vids are back up with sound now!
UPDATE: Click below for a transcript, written out by reader Marksykins - thanks!
Dan Radcliffe: That's what I like about Harry, as well -- he's pathetic at-- at the whole romance thing. He's rubbish, which is great because he's sort of...he's a hero who's absolutely-- he's-- he's no good with girls. He's no good with dating, he doesn't know how to be around girls, which is great because he's a character for anyone out there who's ever been awkward with a girl. In itself. Which is...probably every...male...anywhere in the world.
(Short shot of Harry dancing with Parvati, but the dialogue is unintelligible.)
Emma Watson clip:
Emma Watson: This year, for Hermione, I think, she's just, more than anything else, on edge for so much of the film because she's...I think she's, uh,more of a mother-figure towards Harry, and she spends a lot of time worrying about him. Um, so, yes, this film is the (Emma makes 'quotey fingers.') "worrying Hermione." Uhm...what else happens? She...the Yule Ball sequence should be good fun. Um, she, uh, she kind of has a boyfriend in this film, which is...Ron and arry...it's a bit of a shock, really, especially for Ron, who, um, who, you know, he's just realized she's a girl.
(Then, a crowd shot, presumptively the First Task because the director voiceover says something about a broom coming in. Ron, Hermione, Neville, and Dean are all visible.)
Rupert's clip:
Rupert Grint: That's one of the reasons that why he gets a bit angry...'cause he thinks that, uh, Harry's always the hero, and he puts himself forward, just to like, uh.... Yeah, he's a bit annoyed, but in the end, he's quite cool because the tournament is wicked, and really sort of dangerous, and exciting, so, um, yeah...so. In the end, he sort of likes it, so.
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I'm running DWG TureView 2013 and keep having problems opening up one 6mb DWG file. It gets to 69% and freezes and gives me an error message that says "DWG TrueView is running out of system memory. Continuing the current operation may result in program failure or loss of data. Do you want to cancel the current operation?"
This only seams to happen to this one file when I try and open it in TrueView and I'm trying to convert it down to ACA 2007 or ACA 2004 so I can use it on our ACA 2008 program. When I do convert it in TrueView without actually opening it, it creates a DWG file to open in ACA, but that too freezes at 85% so I can't open that either.
Does anyone know how I can fix this issue and get this file open and converted down to a usable file for us?
FYI, I'm running Windows 7 32-bit.
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See this tip from Autodesk: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?si
Most likely though, you have just have a corrupt DWG file. Ask the file creator to knock the file down for you if that's an option, they will need to use -EXPORTTOAUTOCAD command (there is a dash in the name) and not SAVEAS command.
I contacted the file creator and had him clean it up and purge some of the content out of it and the one he re-sent worked fine. Probably was just an issue with that one file, but we'll see if I get another one down the road that does the same thing.
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- Add new exterior insulation finishing system over brick to rear of building.
- Replace windows.
- Replace all exterior doors.
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South Africa | At the top of our thoughts, near the bottom of the world
These shifts contrast with the 46 years of apartheid that followed its imposition by the National Party in 1948. Diversity that had been feared is celebrated in South Africa's 11 official languages, nine of them indigenous. Translators remain poised in parliament to interpret between Sesotho and IsiZulu, if necessary.
The insularity of the country during apartheid was such that Harry Gwala, an ANC and Communist Party member imprisoned eight years on Robben Island, charged himself with introducing inmates to the "whole big world of football." The other soccer players, which included the country's recently elected president, Jacob Zuma, had only heard of English sides, Real Madrid and Italian teams. Gwala "talked enthusiastically about the standard of football in the USSR," Korr and Close write, "about great footballers in Hungary, Poland, and elsewhere, not just in the West."
The big world of football will not travel west or east but south in one year's time. That much is certain.
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Police are investigating a couple of stabbings that happened early Saturday morning.
The first happened just after 1 a.m. in the area of 300 Worthington St.
CBS 3 media partner Mass Live and The Republican reported that 35-year-old Lasandra Virella, of Springfield, stabbed a rival of hers during a fight.
The victim was taken to Baystate Medical Center.
Police arrested Virella and charged her with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
She will be arraigned in Springfield District Court on Tuesday.
The second stabbing happened outside of the Mardi Gras strip club around 2 a.m. Mass Live and The Republican reported that a fight between three men started inside the club.
It spilled outside and one of the men pulled a knife. He slashed the alleged victim, who was taken to Baystate Medical Center for treatment.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill is coming to West Windsor and is actively seeking employees for its new location at the Square at West Windsor on Route 1, at the corner of Meadow Road.
It's unclear when the gourmet burrito restaurant will open its doors at 3524 Route 1 but the company is advertising the positions of kitchen manager, service manager and restaurant team members on its website.
The company lists the restaurant's status as "opening soon."
A Chipotle representative was not immediately available for more specific information the new location.
Chipotle prides itself on using fresh ingredients and simple menu to create fast but filling burritos, burrito bowls, tacos and salad.
Earlier this year, former West Windsor Business Administrator Robert Hary told NJ.com that Chipotle would take up some of the space then occupied by the Ethan Allen Furniture Store.
Other nearby Chipotle locations are at 543 Shoppes Blvd. in North Brunswick, 387 George St. in New Brunswick and 619 State Route 18 in East Brunswick
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Students looking for an exceptionally well-guided glimpse into the complexities of another culture may be interested in one of our UE short-term study abroad programs.
Each year, UE faculty lead several of these short-term programs, taking smaller groups of students to locations as diverse as China and Israel. While some of these programs are designed specifically for students in a particular major, many are cross-disciplinary in content, allowing all students the opportunity to learn from and about a new culture with the guidance of a UE faculty member.
The smaller number of program participants, combined with the passion and commitment of UE's talented faculty, make these programs ideal for students seeking a broader understanding of the location where they are studying.
Current Summer 2014 programs include:
Contemporary European Business Issues
Dates: May 8 - 18, 2014
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Jezreel, Israel
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The British and U.S. Health Care Systems: A Comparative Study
Harlaxton College, United Kingdom
Dates: June 16-26, 2014
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Facebook has lots of friends at Menlo hearing
Original post made on Jan 11, 2012
[Web Link East Palo Alto takes no action on Facebook]
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, January 10, 2012, 12:52 PM
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on Jan 11, 2012 at 10:48 am
Will there ever be anywhere to eat in East Palo Alto beside McDonald on bay road I would like to give some ideas about different places to go and eat,to put different eating places in that lot on Bay road, if we can came together and put something together give me a answer on what I am talking about.
on Jan 11, 2012 at 11:07 am
45% of Facebook employees paid below median income? Doesn't that sound extremely unlikely, given the nature of this business? Surely they don't have lots of hourly employees in low skill jobs?
on Jan 11, 2012 at 11:53 am
Perhaps Facebook is trying to give itself a facelift. I once attempted to apply for a job there but couldn't get past their drop-down dialog box that forced me to enter a year of graduation date. Unfortunately, the years stopped at 1980... so much for EOE at Facebook. I believe that's changed--that is, the drop-down dialog box no longer exists on their online application site, but I do wonder how Facebook feels about job candidates older than 50 or if any unemployed person over 50 in that training program will ever be offered anything by Facebook.
on Jan 11, 2012 at 11:58 am
Facebook does have some employees over age 50, working in the cafeteria or as janitors.
on Jan 11, 2012 at 2:26 pm
Of course they have employees making below median. What do you thInk- that they're highly compensated, 100%? I know managers there who can't afford to buy around here. They also have plenty of lower comped professionals, such as admins & marketeers.
on Jan 11, 2012 at 3:08 pm
What is the median income for east Menlo Park? Or did they include Atherton in that calculation?
on Jan 11, 2012 at 8:48 pm
Facebook is a bunch of cocky 20 somethings......we will see how cocky they are when they fold......they are currently under investigation for privacy infringement. Bite me Facebook!
on Jan 11, 2012 at 8:55 pm
Didn't one of our former mayors go to work for Facebook as an attorney? If so, she was definitely over 50.
on Apr 19, 2012 at 3:09 am
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Igel UDC: Desktop converter for Thin Clients and Old PCs
Thin client specialist Igel Technology offers a new installation method: its Universal Desktop Converter (UDC) is a USB stick that installs a homegrown Linux version on thin clients of various manufacturers as well as old PCs.
The Igel UDC can convert PCs with x86-compatible processors, minimum 512 MBytes RAM and 1 GByte HDD (IDE or SATA) or Flash memory into remotely administered Linux thin clients. Igel promises the same for certain thin client hardware from Neoware and Dell as well as the previous generation from Igel, as provided in their specifications.
The USB installation device itself starts at around $120. The thin client operating system Igel Flash Linux, now in verion 4.0.1, comes in three versions, entry ($50), standard ($83) and advanced ($118, all prices approximate at current Euro conversions). Igel provides a comparison table. The associated management software is available at no extra cost from the first user license. Further details on the product are on the Igel website.
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Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
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All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
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According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) – For the 11th year, Santa Claus (helped out by George Pressley) made a special visit to babies in the neonatal intensive care unit and other children at Phoebe Putney Hospital Monday night.
Santa's daughter, Beverly Pressley-Pafford, works with many of Phoebe's youngest patients as a respiratory therapist. "I actually work in the NICU," she said, "and I started getting Santa to come and bring t-shirts and gifts every year, and he visits each and every one. We take pictures and print them out."
The nurses put each baby's footprints on the Christmas t-shirt they got. Each family will also get a copy of their baby's picture with Santa Claus.
Santa raised eight healthy children of his own. He says the first year he visited the NICU, he left in tears. But he's gotten more comfortable holding these smallest boys and girls over the years, and he looks forward to visiting them each Christmas.
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Smoked Buffalo Wings
This dish turned out awesome, a home run. I mean, a touchdown.
Normal Buffalo wings are great on their own, but we took these to another level and infused them with hickory flavor by smoking them, and it didn't take much time at all.
Here's how you do it. Set up the kettle grill with indirect heat. You can sprinkle hickory chips on hot coals (75 percent grey) or better yet, if you have access to a hickory log, use the log to isolate the hots coals to one side of the grill. The smoldering wood will add the smoky flavor.
I cut the wings into pieces and then tossed them in olive oil. This keeps them from sticking. I then placed them on cookie cooling racks. One was low and the other had extended legs, so I had two layers. I placed them on the side of the grill that is not directly over the coals. Put the lid on and let them bake for 20 minutes or so.
The wings should have a golden color to them after 20 minutes. Bring them in and place them in the oven on the same cookie racks. The oven should be preheated to 380 degrees. Let them bake until the skin is a little crunchy, but the meat is still moist. You don't want chicken jerky. Roast for about 15 minutes, but keep your eye on them. The top layer will bake quicker than the lower layer.
Toss them in the authentic wing sauce and serve with Liz's homemade bleu cheese dressing, carrots and celery. The best of the smoky south and Buffalo brought together. Yum.
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The began the day, followed by the city's own Joey Milardo and the Musical Cavaliers and Tune Chic of Branford finishing off the afternoon with rock, pop and blues — all sponsored by the where commissioners passed out balloons to children (and some adults) of all ages.
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Egremont: Kevin Weaver: War Kills Me, Florence Arts Centre, until Saturday
Ravenglass: Mark Pearce, The Pennington Arms, until September 28
Whitehaven: West Lakes Music Centre, The Whitehaven Academy, Tuesdays, 7.30pm, and Thursdays, 7pm
Fireball, The Whittington Cat, Friday, 9pm
Cleator Moor: Open mic, The Crown, last Thursday in the month
Cleator: Live music, The Brook, every weekend
Open mic, The Brook, Wednesdays, 8.30pm
Egremont: Jam Night, The Wheatsheaf, Tuesdays
Open mic, Florence Arts Centre, third Wednesday in the month, 7.30pm
Darren, Catholic Club, Saturday, 8pm
Seascale: Jam Side Up Jazz Club, Calder House Hotel, third Friday in the month, 8pm
Millom: Open mic, The Palladium, fourth Friday in the month
Keekle: Cleator Moor Brass, Keekle Mission, Mondays and Thursdays, 7pm to 9pm
Gosforth: La'al Big Band, Public Hall, Sunday, 8pm
Keswick: The Four Elements - Earth, Theatre by the Lake, Sunday, 7.30pm
Whitehaven: WeightWatchers, United Reformed Church, Wednesdays, 5.15pm, and New Life Church, Thursdays, 10am
Modern, Latin and sequence dance, Marchon Club, Sundays, 7.30pm to 10pm
Moky, The Whitehaven Academy, Tuesdays, 5.30pm, 6.45pm and 8pm, and Fridays, 5.30pm, and Senhouse Centre, 10.30am
Exercise classes with Lynda Ridley, Marchon Club, Mondays, 5.30pm
Taekwondo, Richmond Community Centre, Mondays and Thursdays, 6.30pm (family) and 7.30pm (adults)
Rosemary Conley Food & Fitness, St Gregory & St Patrick's Community Centre, Mondays, 6pm to 7.15pm, and Thursdays, 10am to 11.30am
FitSteps, St Gregory & St Patrick's Community Centre, Mondays, 7.20pm to 8.20pm
Guest mediums, Greenbank Community Centre, Sundays (except bank holidays), 6.30pm
Kettlercise, beginners, Senhouse Centre, Thursdays, 9.30am to 10.30pm
Kettlercise, 24 Wellness Club, Mondays, 9.30am to 10.20am and 5.45pm to 6.35pm; Wednesdays 5.30pm to 6.20pm; Fridays 9.30am to 10.20am; Sundays 10.20am to 11.10am
MetaFit, 24 Wellness Club, Tuesdays, 5.45pm to 6.15pm, Thursdays, 5.45pm to 6.15pm, Sundays, 11.30am to noon
High Intensity Interval Training, 24 Wellness Club, Sundays, 9.30am to 10am
Abs & Core Fitclub, 24 Wellness Club, Fridays, 5.15pm to 6pm
Herbalife Better Body Challenge, 24 Wellness Club, Wednesdays, 6.30pm to 8pm
Circuits Fitclub, 24 Wellness Club, Wednesdays, 8pm to 8.45pm
Copeland Photographic Society, Sneckyeat Community Hall, Mondays, 7.30pm
Zumba Fitness, The Whitehaven Academy, Mondays, 6pm, and Wednesdays, 6.30pm
Therapeutic exercise, Senhouse Centre, Saturdays, 11am to noon
Salsa and Latin classes, Marchon Club, Wednesdays, 7pm
Kettlercise, St Mary's Club, Kells, Mondays and Wednesdays, 5.50pm to 6.40pm, and Fridays, 4.30pm to 5.20pm
Pilates, West Coast Yoga and Pilates, Mondays, 10am to 11am, 4.45pm to 5.45pm, 6pm to 7pm and 7pm to 8pm (power pilates); Tuesdays, 4.45pm to 5.45pm and 8pm to 9pm; Wednesdays, 4.45pm to 5.45pm, and 6pm to 7pm; Thursdays, 9.30am to 10.30am (advanced), 11am to noon, 4.30pm to 5.30pm, and 7.45pm to 8.45pm; Fridays, 9.30am to 10.30am, and 10.30am to 11.30am (back care)
Yoga, West Coast Yoga and Pilates, Tuesdays, 6pm to 7.45pm; Wednesdays, 10am to 11.30am, and 1pm to 2.30pm; Thursdays, 6pm to 7.30pm
Power pilates, United Reformed Church, Tuesdays, 5.30pm to 6.30pm
Pilates, United Reformed Church, Tuesdays, 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Country Market, United Reformed Church Hall, Thursdays, 9.30am to 11.30am
Mums 'n' Tots, 24 Wellness Club, Tuesdays, 10am to noon
Qi-Yoga, Senhouse Centre, Mondays, 11.30am to 12.30pm, Wednesdays, 6pm to 7pm, Fridays, 11.30am to 12.30pm
Bingo, Haven Club, Thursdays, 8pm
Mirehouse: Coffee morning, Community Centre, Fridays, 9.30am to 11am
Lunch club, Community Centre, Fridays, noon to 1pm
Prize bingo, Community Centre, Fridays, 1.30pm to 2.30pm
Kettlercise, Community Centre, Mondays, 6.45pm to 7.45pm
Parent and Toddler, Community Centre, Wednesdays, 1.30 to 3pm
Armchair Aerobics, Community Centre, Fridays, 11.30am to noon
Men in Sheds, Community Centre, Wednesdays, 10am to noon
Egremont: Hi Lo Aerobics, St Mary's and St Michael's Church Hall, Mondays, 9.30am, and Tuesdays, 6.30pm
Total Body Conditioning, St Mary's and St Michael's Church Hall, Thursdays, 7pm
WeightWatchers, St Mary's Centre, Mondays, 6.30pm
Moky, St Mary and St Michael's Church Hall, Mondays, 5.15pm, and Market Hall, Wednesdays, 5.45pm, and Sundays, 4pm
Living With Loss Bereavement Group, The De Lucy Centre, first and third Wednesday in the month, 2pm to 4pm
Quiz night, Cons Club, second Wednesday in the month, 8pm
Jujitsu, Market Hall, Mondays and Wednesdays, 6pm to 7pm
Kettlercise, Market Hall, Thursdays, 6pm to 7pm
Tai Chi, Market Hall, Thursdays, 7pm to 9pm
Youth Partnership, Methodist Hall, Tuesdays, 4pm to 6pm (ages eight to 11), 6pm to 8pm (12+)
Salsa and Latin classes, Rugby League Club, Thursdays, 7.30pm
Bigrigg: Bridge Club, Village Hall, Tuesdays, 6.45pm, and Fridays, 1.15pm
Cleator Moor: WeightWatchers, Columba Club, Tuesdays, 10am and 6pm
Moky, St Bega's Church Hall, Thursdays, 11am
Zumba, Crossfield Community Centre, Mondays, 11.15am to 12.15pm
Dancing, Crossfield Community Centre, Mondays, 7.30pm to 9.30pm
Pensioners' Club, Crossfield Community Centre, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 1pm to 3.30pm
Church, Crossfield Community Centre, Wednesdays, 9.30am to 10.30am
Aerobics, Crossfield Community Centre, Wednesdays, 10.45am to 11.45am
Jujitsu, Crossfield Community Centre, Wednesdays and Fridays, 6.30pm to 8.30pm
Hobby Club, Crossfield Community Centre, Thursdays, 1pm to 3.30pm
Yoga and Relaxation, Crossfield Community Centre, Tuesdays, 10am to 11.30am
Coffee morning, Crossfield Community Centre, first Saturday in the month, from 9am to noon
Family service, Crossfield Community Centre, first Sunday in the month, 4pm to 5pm
Rosemary Conley Food & Fitness, St Patrick's School, Wednesdays, 5.45pm to 7.15pm
Derwent Railway Society, 9 to 13 Phoenix Court, Mondays and Thursdays, 6.30pm to 9pm
Coffee morning and 'Good As New' sale, Methodist Church, Fridays, 10am to 11.15am
Moor Harmony Singing Group, Howgill Family Centre, Mondays, 6.30pm to 9pm
Cleator WI, Wath Brow Masonic Hall, second Tuesday in every month, 7pm to 9pm
Clear Blue Skies, Town Council, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11am to 2pm
Arlecdon: Quiz night, The Hound, Thursdays, 9pm
Gosforth: Art Society, Village School, Mondays, 7pm to 9pm
Frizington: Moky, St Joseph's Church Hall, Thursdays, 11am and 6.30pm
Beckermet: Art class, Reading Rooms, Mondays, 10am to noon
Morris dancing workshops, Reading Rooms, Mondays, 7.45pm
Seascale: Moky, Seascale School, Mondays, 6.30pm
Gosforth & District Art Society, Church Hall, Thursdays, 10am to noon
Millom: Yoga/pilates , beginners, Recreation Centre, Thursdays, 6pm
Modern jive classes, beginners, Recreation Centre, Sundays, 7.30pm
Moky, Recreation Centre, Wednesdays, 7.15pm
Youth Zone, Recreation Centre, Saturdays, 7pm to 9pm
Bootle: Moky, Village Hall, Thursdays, 6.30pm
Drigg: Moky, Village Hall, Fridays, 6pm
Moor Row: Scottish Country Dancing, Moor Row Club, Mondays, 7.30pm to 9.30pm
Lowca: Kettlecise, Rugby League Club, Tuesdays, 6pm to 6.50pm
Wath Brow: Pilates, Wath Brow Fitness Suite, Wednesdays, 7.15pm to 8.15pm
Whitehaven: Bend it Like Beckham, Rosehill, Friday, 7.30pm
Workington: Let's Be Cops; Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For; As Above, So Below; Sex Tape; Lucy; Into the Storm; The Unbeatables 2D; The House of Magic; The Inbetweeners 2; Planes: Fire and Rescue 2D; Guardians of the Galaxy 2D; The Nut Job 2D; How to Train Your Dragon 2 2D; Postman Pat: The Movie (cine-minis); all Plaza Cinema, from Friday
Keswick: Rookery Nook, Theatre by the Lake, until November 5, 8pm
The Winterling, Theatre by the Lake, until November 5, 8pm
Seeing The Lights, Theatre by the Lake, until November 7, 8pm
Dracula, Theatre by the Lake, until November 7, 8pm
The Comedy of Errors, Theatre by the Lake, until November 8, 8pm
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While deposed President Mohamed Morsi's supporters began marches around Cairo and as their opponents took to the streets in response to an army call for support to fight terrorism, a small group of people opposed to both camps made their position known in Sphinx Square.
They refer to themselves as "the Third Square". In a leaflet distributed in the protest they describe themselves as "a group of Egyptians who protested on January 25 against the corruption of the [Hosni] Mubarak state... protested against [former head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces Field Marshal Hussein] Tantawi's men who gave the army a bad name during the transitional period and protested against Morsi and religious fascism in order to call for early elections."
The leaflet says that they are protesting today against the army playing a role in politics and against "the defense minister calling for an authorization to kill Egyptians on the pretext of fighting terrorism when fighting terrorism does not require a mandate because that is the duty of the Armed Forces."
One of the protesters, Ahmed Adel, director of an NGO, said, "we are a group of young people whose views are not represented either in Tahrir Square or Rabaa al-Adaweya." Tahrir Square is where pro-army protesters are gathering, while Rabea al-Adaweya is a site of a sit-in of Morsi supporters.
He was critical of Egyptians being forced to choose between two camps "just because the Muslim Brotherhood failed" saying that he wants neither "religious fascism nor the army." He said that many people will not protest today because neither camp represents them.
Another protester, Marwa Ibrahim said, "I refused the June 30 coup not because I loved Morsi but because it was a violation of revolutionary legitimacy. We want a civilian president." Ibrahim said that a priority for her is justice for martyrs killed in the last three years.
Adel said that "[Armed Forces Chief Commander Abdel Fattah al-] Sisi shouldn't have thrown out the constitution and the elected institutions in the bin, he shouldn't have resorted to these speedy measures."
Today's protests following more than two weeks of clashes between supporters of the president who was deposed by the army on July 3 and his opponents.
I'm a 100% in support of this
I'm a 100% in support of this movement. The problem currently is that we are moving to extreme measures which alienates a lot of the egyptian population. I'm not supporting Morsi or the Army - especially the army cause what El sisi called for is a form of genocide...legitimatized (through the support of the pro-army rallies) the killing of thousands of people under the slogan of 'fighting terrorism' a lot similar to what Bush used to say ). Yes, the Morsi government may have failed...but what is occurring now is unacceptable. I urge everyone to support this 'third square protesters"
Really what this movement
Really what this movement alleged is not true simply they do not agree for Morsi and Muslim brother hood cause they failed to rune Egypt as they said meanwhile we all know that Egypt run out of food energy hard currency we were going to disaster I can not believe how those people think do they suggest any other solution I think they are only talking also they wasn't fair with the army call cause the country has no elected president or any elected consul so the army asked the Egyptian people with making any voting which cost money I THINK THIS GROUP JUST SHOW UP FOR NEW LOOK CAUSE AM SURE THEY KNEW THAT THE ARMY WILL ONLY FIGHT TERRORISM IN SINAI but the Civilian police will be fight any one violate law for God sake please every body stop showing up
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Of the best comments I've heard: "when does fighting terrorism need a mandate from the people?" and the answer is: "since terrorism reached power by election". I'm really sorry, but this third square reminds me of a saying a friend once said: "I'm worried about the revolution from the revolutionaries". He was so right. With all due respect, this group is following ideal slogans. SCAF is not today's army; human rights are not absolute...etc. Cancer is treated by removal. And the best to say the third square is what Karim Omar said: بصرف النظر عن مدى دقة الأعداد اللى نزلت النهارده وهل هى اكتر من 30 ولا أقل، يبقى واقع ان فى ملايين نزلت قبلت بالدعوة دى ، المشهد ده لازم يبصله التيار الثورى المتمسك بمكانه ضد العسكر والفلول ويفهم منه بشكل واضح على انه أقلية ضئيلة ما بين القطبين ، وقدامه أختيارين:
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Invitation for young people in Kathmandu to meet with visitors from Catlin Gabel School in Portland, Oregon, USA
If you have anything to say about the arrival of corporate food culture in our city, take part in a discussion with youth from the country where it all began—United States. Exchange points of view and discuss the recent coming of KFC and Pizza Hut to Kathmandu with youth from Catlin Gabel, a high school in Portland, Oregon.
Portland is well known for being a progressive, environmentally conscious city where all things local, organic, and fairly traded thrive. While fast food outlets exist there, a growing number of people actively support locally owned restaurants and farmers, as well as the globally renowned Slow Food Movement.
The Slow Food Movement was founded in 1989 to counteract fast food and fast life, the disappearance of local food traditions and people's dwindling interest in the food they eat, where it comes from, how it tastes and how our food choices affect the rest of the world."
Is fast food something American young people support? What role does fast food play in their lives? What kind of food choices do their families make? What kind of image do fast food companies portray through advertising? Is fast food especially popular among their friends? Is it popular with any particular segments of American society? Would they like to work at a fast food chain?
On March 6, prior to the discussion, we will screen the movie, Food, Inc., which examines how today's "food supply is now controlled by a handful of corporations that often put profit ahead of consumer health, the livelihood of the American farmer, the safety of workers and our own environment."
Since the recent establishment of KFC and Pizza Hut (both owned by Yum! Brands, "The World's Largest Restaurant Company"), people in Kathmandu have quickly embraced them open arms, not addressing any of the major concerns voiced by people who have been eating fast food for decades. So let's ask some questions.
Do Nepali consumers really know what they are getting? Why have people been lining up to eat at KFC and Pizza Hut? Is fast food cool? Is it a status symbol? What does it mean to Nepal's culture now that it is here? For our environment? For our health? For our local farmers? Who is making the profits? Why should we care? What can we do?
Join us on Saturday, March 20, 9 a.m.–noon, at Today's Youth Asia venue at Babermahal Revisited for a fun, informative conversation with youth from the United States. If you are 15-18 years old and interested in taking part, email us as soon as possible at firstname.lastname@example.com.
We will screen the movie on Saturday, March 6, at Crehpa (time to be decided). Nepali participants are required to attend the screening prior to the program on March 20.
Questions posed to Nepalese student applicants:
Do you know where your foods come from?
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What do you think about KFC and Pizza Huts' presence here?
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It's worth noting that two of the development tools we chose this year are exclusively for the mobile platforms, one of the cloud's natural partners. There may be BSD and Linux buried under the surface of our smartphones, but no one is supposed to spend much time on that layer. The explosion of handheld power is tightly linked to cloud-based services. We gave awards to both PhoneGap and Rhomobile Rhodes for simplifying the creation of mobile applications that run smoothly on iOS, Android, BlackBerry, and even a few more.
Wait until next year
The explosion of mobile devices means that the migration away from the desktop is accelerating a bit -- despite what we said above about Office 2010. Just a few years ago, the word "mobile" was just a niche for selling to customers on the go while helping the traveling sales force check in with HQ. Now the proliferation of tablets means that more and more people in the enterprise will do more and more of their work on thin, light, battery-powered, wireless devices running mobile OSes, not desktop OSes. We expect we'll be repeating the word "mobile" as often as "cloud" in the years to come.
Our list is far from complete, of course. We left off NoSQL databases but not because they were a tired backwater with no innovation. No -- we didn't know where to begin to choose. Not only is the number of tools proliferating, but there's also a growing understanding of the striking amount of variety in our needs. Some folks need logging for data that's rarely used. Others want a certain amount of redundancy but not too much. Still others want to track personal information across a highly sharded cloud. In the end, we couldn't begin to pick one or two that were clearly ahead of the pack because the pack (Oracle included) was doing so well and heading off in so many directions.
There are probably a number of other products that belong on this list, but we had to draw a line somewhere. The good news is that we're condemned to repeat this exercise next year when we can remember the very best tools once again. As the cloud stacks and the mobile ecosystems continue to build up the momentum, we have a pretty good idea where to look for them.
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SMALL business owner Peter Moad says it's tough enough running his own shop without the senseless activities of vandals adding to his costs.
In the early hours of Saturday, January 25, vandals threw an empty beer keg through the front window of his business, March Street Pet Foods, breaking a plate-glass window that will cost around $2500 to $3000 to replace.
Despite the premises being insured, Mr Moad will have to pay around a $500 excess.
"It's still going to cost me money and it hasn't been replaced yet, I'm going to have to wait until Friday," he said.
In the meantime Mr Moad has placed plywood over the front of his shop to ensure it remains secure.
"I think they must have just picked up the beer keg at a nearby pub and got sick of carrying it so decided to throw it through the window," he said.
It's not the first time the business has been targeted by vandals.
Four months ago the front door of March Street Pet Foods was kicked in and on another occasion vandals painted graffiti on an outside wall.
"It's very destructive," he said.
"I get very cranky ... it's tough in business at the moment and now I've got excess costs I've got to pay out.
"At the end of the day I'm just trying to minimise my costs as much as I can."
Mr Moad now plans to install security cameras which he estimates will cost at least $300.
He said he didn't think vandals had any idea how their actions impacted on others.
"I think it's a bit of a joke to them," he said.
Despite being in business for the past 11 years, Mr Moad said vandalism had increased in recent months.
"I know they've also been breaking letterboxes in the street as well ... they're idiots," he said.