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On behalf of the J. K. W.'s Family and her Children we wanted to say thank you especially from the bottom of our hearts. In our time of bereavement you have went above and beyond, and made this process so special for us and for that we would like to thank everyone who help out.
The Corpus Christi Procession honors the Lord's presence in the Eucharist in a very special way. Our celebration this year was such a great success because of your time, energy and dedication. Thank you!
Dear Bill - A belated thank you for the outstanding compassion and understanding you showed wit the burial of the ashes of my sister R. E. The family is very appreciative that you allowed the graveside service. And thank you for the guidance in helping me write the obituary your kindness will be long remembered and appreciated.
Bill - thank you so much for everything, you made me laugh and joke around and made everything as easy as you could. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Dear Chelsea, Your e-mail of March 20th was/is most appreciated. I had hoped to acknowledge it sooner than this but other matters intervened and I am only now able to concentrate on the response it deserves. It was extremely kind of you to write, as was your having said those words for us all at J's interment. Your presence and participation in that interment made it that much more reassuring to J, J's friends, and to me. From the start, you have been all J. or I could have wished, not only professional but genuinely caring. I have nothing but praise for you and it is well-deserved praise. When I was sixteen I spent the summer with my uncle who was a funeral director in Delaware. That experience taught me about high professional standards, personal integrity, and generosity of spirit. My uncle embodied them all. So do you.
Dear Chelsea, I am not usually at a loss for words but on receiving your latest e-mail I find it difficult to express my gratitude except to say a heartfelt thank you for your generosity of spirit. Sincerely
So it's a go on the monument. I showed several people/family too and they all thought it looked great. I'm so thankful for you, Shannon and John B for working so closely with me and helping me thru all this. All the staff that helped at the visitation and the service were just so professional and kind. Also Mikey for all his part in this, he does really nice work, and the 2 ladies at Moran's that listened to me a few times while I waited for Mikey. I really appreciated everything and everyone so much. I'm glad I chose Graceland/Fairlawn as the final resting place for M. and some day me. It's been kinda weird to see my name on a monument and pick all this stuff out, but now it's done and my child won't have to worry. Thanks again.
Patrick has been a delight in his service by him. Why? He displayed the following qualities: 1. a genuine love for people 2. somewhat a perfectionist in a good way ( very detailed and exploratory) 3. persistent in a good and kind way 4. a good listener and shows empathy.
Thoughtfulness like yours is appreciated more than words can say.
Dear Shannon - thank you so much for all your kindness and help in making arrangements for my brother K's wide, M.S. This was a difficult time for our family and your compassion and thoughtfulness was greatly appreciated. M. loved flowers and i believe she looked down, saw the 2 beautiful arrangements and i know she had the biggest smile on her face when she saw them and was so delighted with them.


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08-02-2012 15:10
Hi there,
I'm on O2 UK and I see that the software is under creation by Nokia for a good few other UK networks as well as my own. I have checked again on the availability map, but the map is still showing a date of February 7th. Is the map going to be updated regularly, or just when new updates are posted?
I will admit to being a little impatient, due to the hype/reviews of the Nokia Belle OS, but I do understand that these things often take time to get right. I'd rather wait a few days for an update, than end up with a bricked phone due to unstable software.
Thanks for any help you can give me
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still can't get belle update for nokia n8
Nokia Suite ver : 3.3.86
Software version : 025.007
Product code - 0599255
Type - RM-596
Country : India
08-02-2012 15:12
08-02-2012 15:14
can you update the list ! my product code is not in your list . PC: 059D7P6.
08-02-2012 15:14
Product code of my model is 059G4F2, but I do not understand what is with this discrimination and why Symbian Belle is not able for all C7 phones?
08-02-2012 15:15
059D7P8 nokia e7
08-02-2012 15:16
But on the official Nokia Belle availability page it says Belle is available for N8 product code 0599255..whom should we believe??
08-02-2012 15:28
08-02-2012 15:29
08-02-2012 15:34
08-02-2012 15:35
N8 Product Code 0599255 update available on Nokia Belle Availability page BUT can't get the update from nokia suite wats going on ???
08-02-2012 15:37
What is this nonsense...the availability page shows an available update for 0599255...but neither my phone nor NS shows.
08-02-2012 15:38
E7 059C4J9 dark gray russia update available but Nokia Suite said: No updates
how much time its usually takes for build propagation?
08-02-2012 15:39
I m living in UAE and my N8 code is 059F4B3 and software is not available.Any news plz
08-02-2012 15:41
what does software under creation actually.
Also you now say the following, Investigating what exactly ?
Under investigation
08-02-2012 15:49
I am sick of this waiting game now..
Product code 0599255..Hard luck indeed..We seem to be the stepchildren of nokia..
08-02-2012 16:01
08-02-2012 16:02
Product code: 059H379 Slovenia
When ?
08-02-2012 16:11
hope nokia virgin UK dont take long releasing the belle update /sigh
08-02-2012 16:21 - edited 08-02-2012 16:22
Nokia C7-00 Finland/Saunalahti
059C0K9 - "swap_global_frosty_metal"
So my phone is a SWAP too? I bought it about a year ago and it was dead on arrival, so I sent it back to the operator and they sent me a new one or fixed my old one. I had no problems installing Symbian Anna when it came out, so is it really impossible to update a SWAP by your own? My nearest Nokia Care Point is 60 kilometres away, I don't really want to drive that far just to get my phone updated...

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This statistic has prompted an effort by the OVMA to put kits containing pet oxygen masks into the hands of fire departments around Ohio. Veterinarians Drs. Bonnie and John Jones of Delphos Animal Hospital have combined with the OVMA to distribute the kits locally.
"These are very similar to the ones we use for mask induction anesthesia," Dr. Bonnie said. "There are cords for you to attach the breathing bag to and different mask sizes. You want to focus on getting a good seal around the mask, then hooking it up to the rebreather and breathing for them if they aren't breathing. These masks aren't disposable, you just have to make sure you sanitize them. There's also a leash in there because you know they'll come awake and want to run off somewhere."
They've presented masks to Delphos, Lima, Spencerville and American Township Fire Departments. Kalida, Ottoville and Fort Jennings joined the ranks on Thursday. Dr. Bonnie says they'll be donated to Cairo Monroe Twp., Columbus Grove and Middle Point fire departments next.
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PITTSBURGH—Rumi Sato, a sophomore at the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) has been the College and University Public Relations Association of Pennsylvania (CUPRAP) Communications Internship Award for Students of Color. The award includes a $1,500 stipend for completing a professional internship.
Sato, a culinary arts major from Pittsburgh's West End neighborhood, serves as an intern in CCAC's Marketing and Communications department, working with the college's website. She is also a student in CCAC's Honors Program, for which her volunteer projects include baking cakes for the CCAC–North Campus International Diversity Festival and the college's Honors Forum.
Recognizing the need to attract more persons of color to communications professions, CUPRAP, the regional professional organization for communicators in education, created this Internship Award. The program is intended to make it financially easier for students of color to obtain valuable internship experience in a communications field. Selection is based upon an applicant's academic ability, communication skills and creativity as demonstrated through work samples and financial need.
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The Community College of Allegheny County is the largest institution of postsecondary higher education in Pennsylvania. The college serves 30,000 credit students through 170 degree and certificate programs and offers thousands of lifelong learning non-credit and workforce development courses to 35,000 students annually. Incorporating a learning-centered environment committed to the future of the region, CCAC continues to expand its reach through innovative programming and accessible instruction offered via convenient day, evening, weekend and online courses. With four campuses and six centers serving Allegheny County and surrounding communities, CCAC endeavors to fulfill its mission to provide affordable access to quality education and offer a dynamic, diverse and supportive learning environment that prepares the region's residents for academic, professional and personal success in our changing global society.


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Picayune's new Highland Community Hospital officially opened its doors for the very first time in an open house event Sunday afternoon, inviting the public to head inside and take a look at the facility that's been called a 'quantum leap' for local healthcare."As a mayor and as a citizen, a lifelong citizen, this is a dream come true," said Picayune Major Edward Pinero.
Including planning and construction, the facility has been in the works for more than three years, but hospital administrator Mark Stockstill, says a new hospital has been a goal of local officials for decades. "It's one of the major things that employers and industries look for when deciding to come to an area: How are the schools, how is the healthcare?"
"This is going to turn everything around for Pearl River County. We're an attractive community now - now we've just gotten more attractive in terms of economic development and recruitment," said Pinero.
In total the new hospital is $55 million project. It'll employ more than 300 Highland and Forrest General staffers and replace the city's old hospital building completely. "State of the art - brand new," said Stockstill of the building. "Everything is brand new. We didn't bring virtually anything from the old facility."The emergency room is one of the key upgrades. "We're going to see about 20,000 visits this year, and that is way outside the capability of the old facility. In this new facility we can see in the mid thirties," Stockstill said.The E.R. is nearly twice the size of the old one and designed to minimize wait times. The facility chiefly, will serve Pearl River County residents, but Picayune is uniquely and pivotally located close to the coast meaning that the new hospital is also a disaster safeguard.
"We're the first high and dry spot if you are following a storm and we have the facility now and the new health care professionals and current healthcare professionals - they're going to offer everything you need," says Pinero.
The new hospital will be officially up and running July 28. Staff will begin transferring patients at 6 a.m., and plan to be done by 10 a.m. When they're done, Stockstill says the lights in the old facility will be flipped off, and the new one will be up and running.
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Rihanna is still riding on a high while vacationing in Hawaii. After photos of her smoking surfaced over the weekend, the Barbados babe hit up the beach on Monday, once again with a blunt in hand. She strolled alone along the sandy shore in flip-flops and a tight pink cutout dress, blowing a cloud of smoke as she relaxed in the ocean. Although she noticed the paparazzi this time, she didn't seem to mind, smiling as she continued on her way.
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Beale is new NCACC president
Macon County Commissioners Vice Chair Ronnie Beale was sworn in as the 98th President of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) recently during the NCACC's 107th Annual Conference, which was held in Buncombe County from Aug. 14-17. As president, Beale will lead the NCACC Board of Directors on legislative and administrative issues affecting counties throughout the year.
Beale becomes the second Macon County Commissioner to lead the state organization. Former Macon County Commissioner Milles Gregory served as NCACC President in 1983-84. Gregory was on hand to see Beale be sworn in as President.
"It is an honor to be following in the footsteps of all of the presidents who have come before me, including Milles Gregory," said Beale during his acceptance speech. "I look forward to an exciting and productive year as your president."
Beale's major initiative will be to emphasize the county role as the state continues to revamp its mental health organizational structure. Beale said it is important for counties to remain focused on the consumers of mental health services while the state works on organization.
"We have an opportunity to help the state with a problem they have been struggling with for a long time," he said. "For this reason, I am creating a special task force to study the impact on counties of the current system. I believe it is crucial that clients remain the focus at the county level."
Beale has served as a Macon County commissioner since 2006. He was elected NCACC Second Vice President in August 2011, and in 2013, he was named the Outstanding County Commissioner by the NCACC for his work on mental health reform, among other issues.
REACH seeks volunteers for expanded store
REACH of Haywood County is looking for volunteers, both women and men, who would like to assist in their newly expanded resale store, Within Reach, located at 456 Hazelwood Avenue. They welcome volunteers who can donate any amount of time — from a few hours one day per week or month to several days per week.
Volunteers will help in accepting donations to Within Reach, sorting and sizing clothing and other donations, preparing items for resale, pricing items, testing electrical appliances, cleaning the store, helping at the register or with displays and other tasks. Training is in-house and as needed. Funds raised at Within Reach go towards assisting survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and elder abuse, and the store's proceeds are crucial to the mission of REACH of Haywood to help insure that survivors of abuse are able to achieve a life of peace and independence, free from violence. For more information or to make a donation, contact Jennifer at Within Reach, 828.454.5998, call REACH of Haywood, 828.456.7898 or go to www.reachofhaywood.org.
WCU seeking questions for three upcoming political debates
Western Carolina University's upcoming Political Debate Series will feature both national and state candidates on the ballot this November.
The WCU debate series will get underway Thursday, Sept. 4, with opponents for the U.S. House of Representatives District 11 – incumbent Mark Meadows, R-Jackson, and challenger Tom Hill, D-Henderson. The debate will be held in the Grandroom of A.K. Hinds University Center on the WCU campus.
That opening event will be followed on Tuesday, Sept. 23, by candidates in the N.C. House of Representatives District 19 race, which pits incumbent Joe Sam Queen, D-Haywood, against Mike Clampitt, R-Swain. The debate will be held in Room 204 of the Health and Human Sciences Building on WCU's West Campus.
Wrapping up the series Thursday, Oct. 2, will be the contenders for the N.C. Senate District 50 seat, with incumbent Jim Davis, R-Macon, and opponent Jane Hipps, D-Haywood. That debate also will be held in Room 204 of the Health and Human Sciences Building.
All debates will begin at 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live online by WLOS-TV on www.wlos.com. All three debates are open to the public free of charge.
WCU's debate series is sponsored by the Public Policy Institute and Department of Political Science and Public Affairs. The institute is currently seeking questions from Western North Carolina voters to be asked during the series.
For more information about the WCU Political Debate Series, contact the Public Policy Institute at 828-227-3898.
Forum addresses nations, language
The Franklin Open Forum's monthly meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3. The topic will be "Are nations necessary and should there be a universal language?"
Franklin Open Forum is a moderated discussion group, meeting on the first Wednesday of the month at the Rathskeller Coffee Haus & Pub, located in downtown Franklin at 58 Stewart St. Those interested in an open exchange of ideas — dialog, not debate — are invited to attend.


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When Your Students Become Your Teachers
Recognize that the other person is you: Any issue or problem that students bring into your classroom can be a mirror of your own. By simply remembering this truth, you can bring a tremendous amount of compassion to bear for your students ... and for yourself, too. Sudden emotions�such as anger or embarrassment�are good clues that you're dealing with a mirror issue.
Call for guidance: Once you recognize your own lesson in your student's, do two things. First, call for guidance from your own teacher, in the energetic sense, with a quick prayer or silent chant. Then make a conscious decision to address the issue. But don't be hard on your student just because you're hard on yourself. "I try not to confront students directly," Rizopoulous says. Ask of yourself, in that moment, what your student needs.
Take an oath: Your own reflection on personal lessons is best done before or after you teach. During the class, stay present with the practice and get your ego out of the way. Before you begin a class, reaffirm your responsibilities and privileges as a teacher. This can be done with a meditation, chant, or ritual. In the Kundalini Yoga tradition, Yogi Bhajan would ask his teachers to affirm this aphorism: "I am not a man. I am not a woman. I am not a person. I am not myself. I am a Teacher." Neutrality is paramount for yoga teachers, but it doesn't just arrive on its own. It must be cultivated.
Don't pull an "Oprah": "If a student comes up to you with a problem," Gurmukh says, "never say, 'Yeah, I know how it feels,' and then tell them your situation."
"The moment you drag in your own personal issues, you are no longer a teacher," adds Gurushabd Singh Khalsa, Gurmukh's husband and partner in her Los Angeles studio, Golden Bridge.
Still, Gurmukh agrees that under certain circumstances�such as the lecture at the beginning of class�telling a bit of your own story can be a great gift to students. Rizopoulous agrees that this can be tremendously effective. "I think it's self-indulgent to talk about yourself too much," she says. "But I also think it's useful, so that students don't have you on a pedestal, so that they understand that you also have struggles."
But here's the shift you need to make: It is almost as if you are telling a story about someone else, the person you were before you took your seat on the teacher's bench. You are telling it not for yourself, but for the benefit of your students.
Ultimately, every bit of learning that happens in our yoga class�even our own�is for them.
Dan Charnas has been teaching Kundalini Yoga for more than a decade and studied under Gurmukh and the late Yogi Bhajan, Ph.D. He lives, writes, and teaches in New York City.
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The English lighting and sound sales specialist Stagetec has two new team members onboard: Rob Whitaker has been named project manager and Ken Poole is sales and marketing manager).
Whitaker, an experienced project manager in the pro sound and lighting industry, has recently been coordinating the installation of a wide range of systems into theatres and pubs for the Bourne Leisure Group. He also has extensive hands-on experience as a sound and lighting technician in venues nationwide. He'll be working within Stagetec's existing projects team, where, in addition to managing projects, he will be assisting in the production of designs and proposals for new ventures.
Poole has more than 20 years experience in sales, marketing, and customer care. He will also be providing practical support for the sales and technical staff. His music industry experience--as both a musician and a sound and lighting technician--includes involvement in the staging of hundreds of shows and events, plus loudspeaker design and construction. His sound business disciplines is expected to help Stagetec's ongoing commercial development, ensuring the company continues to offer the best, most cost-effective, turnkey solutions to clients with a variety of budgets and requirements.


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Broncos OLB Dumervil signs RFA tender
Broncos OLB Elvis Dumervil signed his restricted free-agent tender one day before the team could have reduced its offer.
Broncos sign fifth-round pick Cox
The Broncos announced the signing of fifth-round pick Perrish Cox late Wednesday.
Smith facing challenge for Broncos' nickel CB job
Second-year veteran Alphonso Smith is no lock to win the Broncos' nickel cornerback job, we hear.
Report: Broncos waive QB Brandstater
The Broncos waived fourth-string QB Tom Brandstater on Friday.
Tebow a rookie worth rooting for
Tim Tebow has been told by many that he can't be a successful quarterback, but thus far he has proved his critics wrong. Now he'll get a shot in Denver, where coach Josh McDaniels traded a boatload of ...
Broncos OLB Dumervil still hoping for contract offer
While it doesn't appear that an agreement between Elvis Dumervil and the Broncos is imminent, sources in Denver say it would be surprising if the team didn't lock him up for several seasons before the start of the ...
Broncos sign seventh-round CB Thompson
The Broncos announced they have signed CB Syd'Quan Thompson, the 225th overall pick (seventh round) in the draft.
Broncos considering free-agent RB Westbrook
The Broncos are seriously considering adding another running back to play behind second-year RB Knowshon Moreno, we hear.
Report: Broncos NT Fields arrested on gun charge
A report out of Houston says that Broncos NT Ronald Fields was arrested Friday night in Houston. The 28-year-old was allegedly given a misdemeanor charge of unlawful carrying of a weapon.
Broncos' Polumbus or Beadles could get call if Clady has setback
The Broncos are hoping OLT Ryan Clady will be ready to play by the time the regular season opens, but some estimates have him missing three months and then needing an additional month before he's ready to play in ...
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Reports: Broncos OLT Clady tears patellar tendon
Broncos OLT Ryan Clady partially tore the patellar tendon in one of his knees while playing basketball over the weekend and had to undergo surgery, according to reports.
2010 draft choices by team: Broncos
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Broncos fill O-line needs, take another receiver on Day Two
The Broncos filled the most glaring hole remaining on their roster Friday and added another wide receiver to the mix after spending a first-round pick on WR Demaryius Thomas on Thursday.
Broncos will need to be patient with Thomas, Tebow
The Broncos hope to have picked up the replacements for Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall in Tim Tebow and Demaryius Thomas.
Carter is facing felony charges in Nevada alleging that he cheated at a craps game last weekend at a Las Vegas-area casino, authorities said Thursday.||||||| Carter, 24, was arrested late Saturday at the Texas Station casino in North Las Vegas. Security officials reported he was videotaped adding a $5 chip to three bets after the dice already rolled, according to a police report. Carter denied wrongdoing when police arrived.
The Denver Broncos have placed Carter on injured reserve after he hurt his surgically repaired left knee last weekend.||||||| Carter started 10 games last season but a torn right hamstring at an indoor practice July 27 led doctors to discover he needed arthroscopic surgery on his left knee. He returned Aug. 30 but played mostly on special teams this season with Rahim Moore and Mike Adams the starting safeties.
The Denver Broncos' beleaguered defense got a boost Monday with the return of safety Quinton Carter, cornerback Tracy Porter and rookie linebacker Danny Trevathan.||||||| Carter has been out since July 27, when he popped his right hamstring and needed arthroscopic surgery on his left knee. The second-year safety said he hurt his left knee in a game against New England on Dec. 18 but even though it grew more and more painful, MRIs hid the injury until last month when he pulled his hamstring inside the team's practice bubble.
Carter said Monday that the right hamstring he popped at the Denver Broncos' indoor practice bubble last month was a blessing because it led doctors to discover he needed a left knee operation.||||||| Carter made his first appearance at training camp since getting hurt July 27 and said afterward he hopes to return to the field by next week so he can play in the Broncos' third preseason game, against San Francisco on Aug. 26.


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New London - A New London man was arrested Friday for allegedly staging a burglary and filing a false insurance claim, police said.
Police said the incident dates back to July 3, when police responded to a report of a burglary at 537 Bank St., Apt. 2. The resident, Omar Hill, and his roommate claimed they were victims of a burglary and reported a thief had stolen electronic items worth more than $5,000, police said.
During the investigation, police said they learned Hill filed an insurance claim for $7,800. Detectives interviewed Hill and said he confessed that the burglary was staged and he had forged fake bill of sale documents to file a fraudulent insurance claim.
Hill was charged with insurance fraud and falsely reporting an incident. Hill turned himself in on Thursday. Police said the investigation is ongoing and additional arrests are expected.
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UK professional audio distributor Autograph Sales has supplied a complete Meyer Sound system to the new Arts Depot at Tally Ho Corner in North London. The complex incorporates two theatres, education, gallery and exhibition spaces, shops, offices, flats, and a health and fitness center.
The £45 million development, which opens at the end of October 2004, will play host to a number of productions in its £13 million theatre. One of the first plays will be The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, where all 37 plays are performed in a unique and comical style - in 97 minutes! The center will celebrate its first Christmas with a production of one of the world's most famous children's stories, Pinocchio. RK Sound Engineering carried out the sound and communications installation in the 400-seat Pentland Theatre, with an extensive range of Meyer Sound loudspeakers, including the UPM-1P, UPA-2P, UMS-1P and CQ-1. Meanwhile the 150-seat Studio Theatre uses CQ-1s and UPM-1Ps.
Chris Baldwin of ACT Consultant Services specified the Meyer Sound loudspeakers for the Arts Depot and recommended Autograph Sales to supply the equipment. "After using Meyer Sound loudspeakers for a number of years, I had no hesitation in specifying them for this project," says Baldwin. "Going to Autograph Sales was the natural choice because of their years of experience and association with Meyer Sound."


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Pulitzer prize nominated author Anthony Summers has covered the pivotal stories of the past hundred years, and in many cases forced a rethink.
He has reported on the conflict in the Middle East; the Vietnam War; the Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations; Watergate; the rise and fall of the American Mafia; the Hiss and Profumo espionage cases.
He has explored the lives and deaths of the powerful and the famous: from Tsar Nicholas II to Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, J. Edgar Hoover and Richard Nixon.
In 2011, his book
The Eleventh Day
the sharpest focus yet to a full account of 9/11, the events that led up to it, and the troubling questions that remain.
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Not in Your Lifetime
September 11, 2001 is the darkest date in the memory of most people alive in the West today.
The day ten years on when Osama bin Laden was killed was one of jublilation in the United States, yet uncertainty about what may come in the future.
What exactly happened on 9/11?
Could it have been prevented? How and why did so much acrimony and bad information arise from the ashes of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a quiet field in Pennsylvania? And what remains unresolved?
Beginning with the first brutal actions of the hijackers aboard American Airlines Flight 11,
The Eleventh Day
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Drawing on previously unreleased records and raw transcripts,
Anthony Summers
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investigate the response of President Bush and the U.S. military that day, and the failure to intercept the hijacked airliners. They document the untruths told afterward by U.S. officials and, by counterpoint, thoroughly consider the contentions of the
"9/11 Truth"
movement. They analyze the motives that drove the men behind the onslaught, and expose the U.S. intelligence blunders that preceded the attacks. They note how afterward - without good evidence - the Bush administration persisted in trying to link 9/11 to Iraq. And they confront, finally, the questions the 9/11 Commission's report blurred: Were the terrorists backed by powerful figures in other foreign nations - including some that have long been treated as friends?
Riveting, revelatory, and unforgettable, thoroughly sourced and complete with extensive endnotes,
The Eleventh Day
is the essential one-volume work on a pivotal episode in our history.
Copyright Anthony Summers, 2011
The Eleventh Day:
The Full Story Of 9/11 And Osama Bin Laden
Anthony Summers & Robbyn Swan in an interview about
The Eleventh Day
- August 2011
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Praise for The Eleventh Day
"Veteran reporters Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan have written the definitive book on 9/11. The Eleventh Day is …a house of answers regarding those pesky and unsolved questions surrounding September 11, 2001. Thanks to Summers and Swan we now know the deadly plot should have been thwarted. Did the American government fail the American people? Tragically and sadly, the answer is: yes."
Jean Sasson
, author,
Growing Up bin Laden
"I'd like to [direct the attention] of Director of the FBI, Robert Mueller, Attorney General Eric Holder, and President Obama, to this month's Vanity Fair article written by Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan. The article details strong, credible allegations directly connecting Saudi financing to the 9/11 attacks…When done reading, I hope that you, too, will question why ten years later neither Congress nor our Justice Department are interested or willing to investigate the truth about Saudi complicity in the 9/11 attacks."
Kristen Breitweiser
, 9/11 widow, in the
Huffington Post
"The Eleventh Day is a game-changer. It is the new definitive timeline for 9/11, a superb and detailed extension of the work of the 9/11 Commission and Congress' Joint Inquiry. Anthony Summers' and Robbyn Swan's research and reporting is peerless in its depth, breadth and accuracy. Together, this experienced team has cleared the air of suspect research and speculation, an invaluable service to future researchers and historians."
Miles Kara
, Professional Staff,
Joint Inquiry & 9/11 Commission
"A powerful book and, it seems to me, the definitive account of 9/11 – a fascinating narrative of the lead-up to the horrific event and its complex aftermath…as well as putting a human face to all the people involved – victims and adversaries – it fills in the omissions (many of them deliberate) in the official version of events."
Paul Theroux
"A sweeping report on the Saudi's broad involvement in the 9/11 attacks…there was, for instance, the alleged arrangement between the Saudis and al Qaeda in which the Saudis paid hundreds of millions of dollars to the terrorist organization for not attacking Saudi targets or royal family members. In America, we call it protection money."
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1A man reached over the counter and stole money from the cash register at Walgreens, 2275 N. Mayfair Road, at 11:29 p.m. June 4. He was buying a pack of gum and when the teller opened the drawer, he grabbed a wad of bills and ran out. The amount of money taken, his name, age and community of residence were redacted from the report.
2A Wauwatosa woman reported at 4 p.m. May 28 that her bank card had been used without her consent to make purchases at a Pick 'n Save in Milwaukee. Loss is estimated at $1,088.
3A catalytic converter was sawed off a van in the 6600 block of River Parkway between June 3 and June 7. Loss is estimated at $1,000.
4A student of Wauwatosa West High School, 11400 W. Center St., reported that his school-issued iPad went missing in December, 2012. He said he checked every week to see if the $540 iPad was returned to the library, but decided to report it stolen at noon June 3.
5An employee of Macy's at Mayfair mall, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, was arrested for stealing $40 from a cash register at 11:20 p.m. June 3. He said he was short on money and thought taking some from the store would be the quickest way to get money. His name, age and community of residence were redacted from the report.
6A girl was arrested for taking $152 worth of shorts from Macy's at Mayfair, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 11:19 a.m. June 4. She ran out of the mall and was caught a block away by security. Her name, age and community of residence were redacted from the report.
7A girl was arrested for taking $127 worth of jewelry from Macy's at Mayfair mall, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 1 p.m. June 4. She was listed as a missing juvenile. Her name, age and community of residence were redacted from the report.
8A wallet, iPhone and cash were taken from a car in the 2700 block of North 76th Street between 7:45 p.m. June 4 and 7:25 a.m. June 5. A window was smashed to gain access to the items. Loss is estimated at $535.
9A man was arrested for taking a soccer bag filled with soccer gear from a car in the 2400 block of North 65th Street at 4:13 a.m. June 7. He's also the suspect in a garage burglary. Loss is estimated at $250. His name, age and community of residence were redacted from the report.
10An iPod and $200 were taken from an unlocked vehicle in the 800 block of North 115th Street between 12:15 and 10 a.m. June 7. Loss is estimated at $600.
· Police responded to at least one theft of items valued at less than $100.
11A student of Wauwatosa East High School, 7500 Milwaukee Ave., was arrested for possession of marijuana at 8:51 a.m. June 3. He had two pipes, rolling papers, a scale and 14 grams of marijuana in his car. During a followup interview, the student admitted to selling marijuana. His name, age and community of residence were redacted from the report.
12A man was arrested for drunken driving, second offense, after driving up the curb at 79th Street and Wisconsin Avenue at 12:04 a.m. June 8. His blood-alcohol content was 0.17.
13A pickup truck's window was smashed in the 7900 block of West North Avenue between 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. June 3. Power tools and an aftermarket stereo were in the truck but were not stolen. There was no damage estimate at the time of the report.
14A woman reported her credit card had been fraudulently used at Kmart, 3201 N. Mayfair Road, to make a $241 purchase between 1 and 3 p.m. June 1. She said she left her debit card in an ATM and believes someone stole it.
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Fashion week presents a particular problem to any scheduler: When? "Fashion week's so nuts," designer Waris Ahluwalia admitted. "I didn't have an open night." So when he went to host an "intimate" (25—which turned into 45—person) dinner to celebrate his presentation at CIRCA's Lincoln Center accessories lounge, he decided to bat cleanup, and invite friends to supper after the end of the week. It worked. Last night, CIRCA CEO Chris Del Gatto and Stephanie Winston Wolkoff hosted Johan Lindeberg, Scott Campbell, Veronica Webb, Sophie Théallet, Aaron Young, Terence Koh, Carlos Quirarte, and Ahluwalia's mother, Darshan ("the guest of honor, always") piled into Tiny's in Tribeca for a last-minute dinner toasting House of Waris' Spring jewelry and scarf collections. "A downtown celebration for an uptown exhibition," he called it.
The collection being celebrated marks the second time that the House of Waris—known largely for its jewelry—has forayed into scarves. At a follow-up visit at his studio today, the designer explained that the two categories only seem different. They're both, he reasoned, about keeping craftsmanship alive for a new generation—of craftspeople, as well as of customers. (The Rajastani embroiderers who work on his hand-loomed cashmere scarves now have their hands so full from his business that they've stopped working with any other.) This season sees a major uptick in the number of scarf designs offered, with many motifs carrying over from the jewelry collection. They range from the simple—a gorgeous plain taupe cashmere scarf with embroidered border—to the ornate, with chains picked out in contrast thread weaving their way over the whole. They have a richness—and a price tag—consistent with the hours of work they take to complete. But luckily for entry-level fans, batik-dyed cotton-silk scarves start at $300.


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I have been using Exifer for many years to re-date and re-name my photos based on the EXIF dates from the camera(s).
I have now started using some alternative camera apps available on the iPhone (specifically Plastiq Camera and Hipstamatic) but these do not save any EXIF information in the images.
What I would like to do then is to insert the
Date Digitised,
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I have looked at Exifer, IrfanView, ExifTool, Picasa and others and they either cannot set the dates at all or can only set them to a specific date/time.
So, is there any software available which will automatically set the EXIF Dates based on the file's Modified date property?
Or, is there some switch in ExifTool that I have missed possibly?
I would like to be able to do this as a batch on a folder of images.
EDIT: Following John's answer, this is the Windows .bat file I created to do this. The order of commands is important so as not to overwrite any of the dates with other commands.
"D:\Program Files\ExifTool\exiftool.exe" "-FileModifyDate>AllDates" *
"D:\Program Files\ExifTool\exiftool.exe" "-Make=Apple" *
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Tabari has also been honored to perform at several prestigious events, such as the San Francisco Sketch Fest, the North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival and the inaugural Limestone Comedy Festival in Bloomington, IN.
A sneaker enthusiast who's always on the hunt for a new pair of kicks, Tabari is also an award-winning journalist – a passion he continues as both a freelance writer and movie blogger. (Check McCoy On Movies and CincyChic.com for proof.)
He is most proud, however, of Laughing With a Panther (Rooftop Comedy) his debut comedy album released on his birthday in December 2013. His future on stage is looking bigger, brighter and hopefully for the sake of the banks that he owes money, more financially stable.
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When the news broke last summer that Anheuser-Busch InBev had brokered a $2O billion deal for brewer Grupo Modelo, it was widely viewed as a major coup. But the fizz may have gone out of the deal as the federal government has sued to block the world's biggest beer maker from spending big bucks to get even bigger. The surprise lawsuit seeks to block AB InBev's deal with the Mexican company that owns the Corona brand, and came just a day after concession talks with the government broke down. US authorities said they want to prevent any overcharging by the global giants that dominate mass-market brews. Defenders of the companies said consumers have plenty of choice. Beer specialists were divided on whether the merger could survive, with some speculating that AB InBev could relinquish further control over Corona sales in the US to assuage concerns about pricing dominance. Together, AB InBev and Modelo would control about 46% of US sales.
The Justice Department's 27-page lawsuit portrayed Modelo as an important competitor that puts pressure on AB InBev to maintain or lower prices, especially in California, New York, Texas and some other markets. AB InBev has complained in internal strategy documents about pressure from Modelo's pricing tactics, the department said, pointing out that when AB InBev raises beer prices, MillerCoors usually follows followed suit, while Modelo has been resistant. AB InBev internal documents "show that it is increasingly worried about the threat of high-end brands, such as Modelo's, constraining its ability to increase pricing," the lawsuit said. The lawsuit sets the stage for a major court fight unless the sides can find a way to resolve their differences. Should the acquisition agreement fall apart as a result of the antitrust challenge, AB InBev may have to pay Modelo a $65O million breakup fee, according to the agreement.
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As you may know, we started our major fundraising drive for the year this month. Our goal, for the year, is to raise just over $40,000 from new donors in order to best sustain, support and grow our organization.
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Skye N. Vest and Christopher A. Tucker were married June 9, 2011, at Jamestown Church of God Prophecy in Jamestown. Roger Popplewell officiated.
The maid of honor was Leeann Pemberton of Jamestown. The flower girl was Serenity Faith Vest of Jamestown. The best man was Jeremy Tucker of Whitestown. The ring bearer was Chase Tucker of Whitestown.
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Crunching census data, cost-of-living figures, and
quality-of-life metrics, the Daily Beast ranked Atlanta number one on its list of "Best Cities to Find a Date in 2012." But—with all due respect to statisticians—we turned to the real experts: actual single Atlantans. (Okay, a few married folk chimed in too. Not that we're judging.) Here's what the 280 respondents in our poll had to say about the state of singledom and the quest for romance in Atlanta.
Does Atlanta have a good dating scene?
Contrary to popular opinion, there is no huge surplus of single women compared to single men in Atlanta. For every 100 women here, there are 95.4 men, not nearly as bad as the ratios in Winston-Salem (88.6) or Birmingham (88).
Do you want to settle down in the next five years?
A frequently cited plus of Atlanta's dating scene is diversity. "Since Atlanta attracts lots of different types of people from all over the place (including myself), you can find someone who's your 'type' just about anyplace you go," noted one respondent. Women get points for being bold: "I've lived in numerous cities throughout the country, and Atlanta has the most aggressive women. Young and old!" noted another, who cited nightlife as the best thing about dating here. On the other side of the gender barrier, "Southern gentlemen" are a draw for one singleton.
27% say their love lives most mirror Pride and Prejudice
7% say their love lives most mirror Fifty Shades of Grey
38% prefer drinks
35% prefer dinner
90% claim they've never done it
69% claim they've never had it done to them
29% dated someone met at a bar
10% dated someone met at church
7% dated someone met on Facebook
40% say they have never had one
2% say they have them all the time
Do you hope to settle down within the next five years?
Women: 76%
Men: 71%
Do you think Atlanta has a good singles scene?
Women: No, 53%
Men: Yes, 80%
Best part of dating in Atlanta:
Woman: "Southern gentlemen."
Man: "Endless supply of women."
Worst part of dating in Atlanta:
Woman: "Too many washed up frat guys in the bar scene."
Man: "Too many Housewife wannabes."
Best date:
Woman: "I met someone at Sister Louisa's and it turned into this incredible six-hour-long date full of some of the best conversation I've ever had. We moved to cocktails and dancing at Sound Table and ended with late-night slices and some great good night kisses."
Man: "Homemade dinner, pregame at CNN Center, concert at Phillips Arena, stroll through Centennial Olympic Park, late-night dancing and sushi at Primal, movie at my house."
Worst date:
Woman: "He took me to the Rusty Nail on Buford Highway because I said it didn't have to be anything too fancy."
Man: "Listening to hipsters read elementary schoolers' essays as they drink PBR at the Goat Farm. Bite me."
Your preferred first date is:
Women: Drinks, 39% (or if looking for something different, a picnic)
Men: Dinner, 50%, (or if looking for something different, coffee)
Which book best describes your love life?
Women: Pride and Prejudice, 31%
Men: High Fidelity, 32%
Would you prefer to wait until marriage to have sex with someone?
Women: 14%
Men: 3% (the same percentage that would like to have sex on the first date)
Have you never had a one-night stand?
Women: 45%
Men: 19%
Would you date someone who was unemployed?
Women: 17%
Men: 50%
56% of men would like to date someone more than ten years younger than them
59% of women would like to date someone more than ten years older than them
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Mail transfer agent (MTA) Postfix is now available in version 2.6.0. Managing multiple Postfix instances on a single host is now possible for the first time.
Postfix developers dedicated a website with overview and procedure to setting up multiple instances of Postfix on a host. It encourages simplifying configurations, such as assigning a separate instance for generating locally submitted messages and delivering outbound mail to the MX host. Postfix provides the new postmult command to manage these separate instances.
Further enhancements in version 2.6.0 include Milter plugin support for Sendmail 8.14-like requests. Postfix no longer adds "(Resent-) From," "Date," "Message-ID," or "To" headers to incoming messages. Also, Postfix now natively activates stress-adaptive behavior where the SMTP server can better manage overloads and bursts by using shorter time limits and more child processes.
Postfix 2.6 is available for download from numerous mirrors under IBM Public License.
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Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
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.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
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New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.