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Obviously this isn't going to be as good as System of a Down. Serj Tankian (as is evident on his solo album) is the mature songwriter for System of a Down, but Daron Malakian has all the fun and energy. This is certainly an enjoyable alternative-metal album, but it's not amazing. Sometimes the songs begin to sound similar, and thankfully the 15 tracks don't drag on (about 45 minutes in total).
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Eventually I am comparing this with System of a Down (SOAD) as Daron and John were (maybe still are) part of the SOAD team. Moreover, Daron was the leading song writer in the band. So the question is: Is the magic there?
Compared to SOAD, It has less but still catchy riffs. The melodic backbone is there with catchy verses. It is mellower then SOAD, but still it is a guitar driven album. The song structures are less complex – without those up and down tempo changes. The songs are more straightforward. The album has a live feeling in terms of production, which I believe is one of the strengths of the LP. The mixing is very mainstream. Vocals are up in the front with guitars and the rhythm section very easy to follow. Social awareness within the lyrics…
Re-name the project as SOAD and you will definitely have a million seller in your hand. This is a very good album if you are into SOAD, but still something is missing. This is why, this is Scars on Broadway and not SOAD.
Daron has put out a great solo Cd with the drummer of System of a Down which will add catchy melodies to everyones head. He has a knack for writting catchy stuff and you can see his major influence to System. This is a great solid CD short to the point songs, some fast, some slower but all catchy. Take this CD and mix it into the new Serj solo CD and you have yourself a makeshift new System CD…. enjoy.
This is a great albut but the lyrics are simpe. The music is top notch. I've seen the vids on youtube and knew I was buying this album. As a bonus for me, Franky Perez is the guitarist & backing vocals, I'm a huge fan of him and his album Poor Mans Son.
Without a doubt this entire album makes up for System of a Down's hiatus. It is the perfect complement to Serj Tankian's "Elect the Dead" and it feels fresh and new. "Babylon", "Stoner-Hate", "Universe", "Chemicals", "Enemy" and "They Say" are probably some of the best songs on this album, a must have for any System of a Down fan, or anyone looking for something new.


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A metamorphic rock consisting primarily of calcite and dolomite. Marble is formed by the metamorphism of limestone. Although it is usually white to gray in color, it often has irregularly colored marks due to the presence of impurities such as silica and clay. Marble is used especially in sculpture and as a building material.
as a mineral, consists of carbonate of lime, its texture varying from the highly crystalline to the compact. In Esther 1:6 there are four Hebrew words which are rendered marble:, (1.) Shesh, "pillars of marble." But this word probably designates dark-blue limestone rather than marble. (2.) Dar, some regard as Parian marble. It is here rendered "white marble." But nothing is certainly known of it. (3.) Bahat, "red marble," probably the verd-antique or half-porphyry of Egypt. (4.) Sohareth, "black marble," probably some spotted variety of marble. "The marble pillars and tesserae of various colours of the palace at Susa came doubtless from Persia itself, where marble of various colours is found, especially in the province of Hamadan Susiana." The marble of Solomon's architectural works may have been limestone from near Jerusalem, or from Lebanon, or possibly white marble from Arabia. Herod employed Parian marble in the temple, and marble columns still exist in great abundance at Jerusalem.

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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Ellen Hopkins signs up for 2 more novels
NEW YORK (AP) - Million-selling author Ellen Hopkins has a deal for two more young adult novels.
Known for candid stories written in verse, Hopkins has a new agreement with her longtime publisher, Margaret K. McElderry Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster.
The publisher announced Thursday that the first of the two new novels, "Rumble," will tell of a nihilistic teenager who undergoes a life-changing accident. No release date has been set.
Hopkins' previous novels include "Crank," "Burned" and "Perfect." Her most recent book, "Tilt," came out in September.
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Hall's free throw propels basketball to Jackie Ammons Championship Game tomorrow
November 18, 2011
Raleigh, NC-Jojo Hall's (Concord, NC) free throw with 5 seconds left lifted the Salem College basketball team to a 53-52 non-conference road win against Peace in the first round of the Jackie Ammons Tournament. Shamaz Denerson (Atlanta, GA) led the Spirits with 21 points in the victory. Salem will play in the championship game tomorrow against the winner of the Concordia-Guilford game. Salem improve to 1-1 on the season, and Peace falls to 0-2.
The Spirits went into halftime with a 3 point edge at 22-19. For the second straight game, Salem shot much better in the second half by shooting 40 percent from the field compared to 26 percent in the first.
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About that bold plan . . .
Never has the motto "Doctrina et Sapientia Stabilitas" meant more. Our new Academic Plan, a milestone document in the University's history, promises to provide stability and direction in these troubled times.
Just over two years ago, in January 2010, I presented Where Next?, my vision for Queen's, to the campus community. Its purpose was to stimulate ideas and discussions that would culminate in the creation of a comprehensive, imaginative and far-reaching academic plan for the University.
I am delighted to report that this is exactly the document Senate unanimously passed at its November meeting. For the first time in recent memory, Queen's has a map to guide us as we move forward.
That the Academic Plan was adopted by a vote of 52-0 speaks volumes about the ability of our community to work through differences, have debates, make compromises, and – despite tough financial times – keep our core mission of learning and discovery at the forefront.
A great deal of work, involving literally hundreds of people, has led us to this milestone. Over many months, there was widespread community consultation and outreach that included dozens of meetings with, and hundreds of submissions from individuals and groups as well as several town halls. An Academic Writing Team of six faculty members and then a Senate Task Force of faculty, staff, and students devoted significant time and energy to articulating priority areas and recommendations for the University that support the student learning experience, disciplinarity and interdisciplinarity, globalism, diversity, inclusion, and health, wellness and community.
I've never experienced a more open and inclusive exercise at any university, and I believe that our Academic Plan is an enormous step forward for Queen's.
Like many of our peer institutions, we have been tackling long-term and sector-wide financial challenges, rising costs, increasing competition, the need to modernize our infrastructure, and an equally compelling need to keep our curricula and methods of delivery up to date. This academic plan gives us a consensus-based guide for the hundreds of decisions that are made every day in every corner of the campus. Rather than imposing particular practices, the new plan identifies important principles that we share institutionally and externally.
What it does not do is bind deans, faculties or departments to particular courses of action, nor to particular budgetary decisions. It will provide guidance for the alignment of scarce resources, but it is emphatically not, and never has been, a "cost-cutting measure." To the contrary, many of its principles will require us to reallocate existing funds and expand our revenue generation activity – not least, including our appeal to you, our alumni.
Queen's must continue to adhere to our brand and resist being pushed into things that don't fit our vision for our future.
For great institutions such as Queen's to succeed, we need more than our resolve and a well-charted route. We also need the resources to enable us to fulfill our mandate and mission. The support of alumni and friends – as volunteers, advisors, participants and donors – is essential if we are to continue to distinguish ourselves.
Echoing University historian Duncan McDowall, Arts'72, MA'74, Queen's must continue to adhere to our brand and resist being pushed into things that don't fit our vision for our future. While it will certainly allow for unanticipated but necessary course corrections (one cannot anticipate every future circumstance or opportunity) our Academic Plan should keep us sailing in the right direction. That direction will necessarily demand changes in the ways in which we teach and in how our students learn. Doubtless, it will also require changes and efficiencies in the ways we do administrative business. It will not, and should not, change the fundamental character of Queen's.
Under the leadership of Provost Alan Harrison and our Deans, the University's budget framework will be revised and aligned to reflect the Plan's goals and values. As part of our ongoing planning efforts, an annual Senate task force of students, staff, and faculty will consider a new issue or set of issues recommended by the task force of the previous year. Finally, we will be using the Academic Plan to develop a number of complementary documents, including a new Strategic Research Plan, a new Campus Plan, and an updated International Strategy.
In short, we have now arrived at a clear sense of next steps for Queen's. To move this great University – our University – forward, we will need the support, encouragement, and goodwill of you and other alumni. Please consider getting involved.
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AUSTINTOWN, Ohio - An Austintown man made his first appearance before a Mahoning County judge accused of kidnapping his son.
Robert Partridge, 35, faces charges of kidnapping and abduction.
He turned himself in on Sunday and safely returned his son.
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Disney Park 2 mls. Beautiful 3/3 Townhome slp 8 Free Wifi in Kissimmee
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FREE WIFI , 3/3 Townhouse fully equipped with all the comfort of home cable and internet included. Decorated in Palm Tree decor throughout. It sleeps 1-8 people. All rooms have TV/Cable and DVD for your comfort. This is the only property that has suitcase racks if you don't want to unpack. You will feel like if you are staying in a Resort but at the same time you will have the privacy you want and need. Stop worrying about housekeepers going in while you are out enjoying your time with family and friends. This property even has a safe. Luxury throughout the whole house. Master bedroom has queen bed , second bedrooms upstairs has 2 twin beds, and bedroom downstairs has queen bed plus a queen sofa bed inliving area.
When traveling with In-laws, this is a perfect unit because they don't have to climb the stairs. The bedroom on the first floor has all the comfort just like the upstairs bedrooms.
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SO CLOSE to Magic Kingdom and All Disney Parks that you will not have to get up earlier to beat the lines. This is the closest location to Walt Disney Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. It is closer than most of their own Resorts. Now you can stop worrying about the children going out to the hallways to other family or friends' rooms to watch a Movie or Play Games. Now you can all stay together and have even more privacy and suity for the children. Enjoying your time together . This property is located with a full range of leisure facilities that will make your stay relaxing when you are not out enjoying the parks. The pool area has plenty of space to relax so that you can spend the day or evening outside with family and friends. Playgrounds for the children to play. This property has Washer & Dryer, Microwave, Glass-top Stove with self cleaning oven, Dishwasher, Vacuum, Pots and Pans, Iron, Ironboard and so much more. This property has Supermarkets just 3 blocks away like Winn Dixie, Publix, Drug Stores, Gift shops and more. But Mom's don't worry, I HOP is just blocks away for breakfast and you have the very best restaurants like Black Angus, Outback, Giordanos Italian Resturant, Red Lobster, Arabian Night, Koba Japanese Steak House, IHOP, McDonalds, Lobster Feast and much more. And if you want to go to Downtown Disney to the Rainforst Cafe, Bongos, Benihana, your drive will be less than 5 minutes.
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The property is only 2 miles from Disney Magic Kingdom main gate and all Disney Parks including Water Parks and Downtown Disney. Just down the street is Mystic Duns Championship Golf Course. There are many other attractions for which Orlando is renowned: Sea World, Universal Studios, Epcot, Wild World of Sports, Gatorland, Championship Golf Courses, Airfields for touring and Flight Training, Balloon Flights, Shopping Malls, Museums, Old Town Fair, Go-Carts, Miniature Golf and much more all in a 10-mile radius.
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Okay, so we just got fooled about the Ryan Dempster trade, which turned out to not be a trade at all.
But it's not often that our nation's accredited baseball writers blow one like that. So when Danny Knobler tells us the Astros have traded Wandy Rodríguez to the Pirates, we should probably believe him ...
The Pirates have acquired Wandy Rodriguez from the Astros, sources told CBSSports.com Tuesday night.
The Astros will pay some of the $30 million remaining on Rodriguez's contract, and the surprising Pirates will get help in their bid to make the playoffs for the first time since 1992.
Rodríguez is just 7-9 with a 3.79 ERA, but don't let those numbers (especially the wins and losses) fool you; he's a solid pitcher who's been wonderfully consistent (if not consistently wonderful) over the last few seasons.
Once Rodríguez joins the Pirates, someone's getting bumped from the starting rotation. The top candidates are Kevin Correia and Erik Bedard. Correia's got tenure, but Bedard's got the higher strikeout-to-walk ratio and has allowed fewer home runs.
Either way, though, Rodríguez will be an upgrade in that slot. And with the rest of the rotation consisting of James McDonald, A.J. Burnett and Jeff Karstens, the Pirates seem well-equipped to give themselves a chance to win most nights.
Performance aside, this might turn into a costly move for the Pirates, depending on how much money the Astros send along. Because Rodríguez is guaranteed $13 million in 2013, and at least a $2.5-million buyout in 2014.
Update: It's official!
The @Pirates have acquired LHP Wandy Rodriguez & cash from the #Astros for Rudy Owens, Colton Cain & Robbie Grossman.— Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) July 25, 2012
Only piece left is the amount of cash.
Owens, Colton and Cain all ranked among the Pirates' 20 best prospects before this season. However, only left-hander Owens' stock has improved this season, as he's reëstablished himself as a decent prospect with a solid campaign with triple-A Omaha. For the Astros, this deal was about, in roughly equal degrees, building organizational depth and getting out from under Wandy Rodríguez's contract.


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Second year Journalism student secures job at Latrobe Valley Express
Jarrod Whittaker explains what's great about studying journalism in the regions and how he secured his first journalism job.
"Studying journalism at Monash Gippsland has given me the skills and knowledge to secure full time work in the industry. During my (ongoing) studies I have gained experience in print, radio and online journalism and this has allowed me to secure a cadetship at the Latrobe Valley Express, Morwell during my second year of studies.
Throughout the course I have had access to working journalists and experienced academic staff who are supportive and knowledgeable and helped me gain this job.
Studying at a rural campus gives you an opportunity to make connections with staff and other students, get involved in campus life, and get your 'hands dirty'."
One of Jarrod's first features for the Express was a colour piece on Australian cricketer Peter Siddle. Read the article: From Maryvale to Lords.


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First of all, this cd kicks majorly! Some don't think the sound is good, and I'll give 'em that one. But, its still one of the best dang live recordings out there. No one matches the rage and energy as Rage does. It was absolutlye beuatifull. The only two beafs to this wunderfull cd is that whoever mixed needs to have thier head rearagened. I hope the band had nothin' to do with this, for one reaseon.(two really) One is where the hell is "How I could just kill a man?" That song was wild! B-Real and Sen Dog actually came out and preformed it with them! It was dope yall. The other only problem I could'nt ignore was that they copletly took out Zack's rantings! I mean what the heck man?!?!?!? I wanna hear him discuss these things. You can hear and see 'em on the dvd though, but still. Other than that, it was a great cd full of energy and an overall great preformencePeace
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While Judas Priest's first three Columbia albums displayed a band that seemed musically restless and a bit wary of becoming just another rock caricature, their first official live album offers up a strong distillation of the musical sense that informed those records (along with earlier material from Sad Wings of Destiny) and is a testament to their KK Dowling/Glen Tipton fueled twin-guitar fury. The fact that vocalist Rob Halford's tracks (allegedly damaged in the recording process) were later replaced in the studio has long been a bone of contention to purists (though hardly an unusual practice in the industry), but fresh ears may find the "problem" actually resulted in a better-sounding record. More gratifying, the original album's manic sensibility has been amped even further by the inclusion of four key live, previously unreleased bonus tracks–"Rock Forever," "Delivering the Goods," "Hell Bent for Leather," and "Starbreaker." This digitally remastered edition also features new notes by the band and expanded artwork. This is Judas Priest's early arena rock at its over-the-top best: big, loud, and wholly unapologetic. –Jerry McCulley
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A couple of years ago, I was beginning to wonder if Rage Against the Machine were ever going to release a Greatest Hits album. After all, they were a very popular and influential and innovative group, and I'm sure Zach de la Rocha misses the income (no matter how much he is against money/greed/wealth).
Well, only a short while before these political rap-rockers disbanded (because Zach left), Rage were busy touring in support of their latest album, 2000's covers disc, "Renegades." While touring, they made a stop over in their hometown (Los Angeles) and played a show which was actually recorded and was to be released as a live album which wouldn't see the light of day for three years.
Unless the record label decides to cash in and releases a Greatest Hits album for Rage's anniversary, "Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium" is as close to being a greatest hits album that you're going to get. But, at the same time, this live C.D. is much better than a Greatest Hits release. Why? Well, RATM's live shows were quite powerful, energizing, and inspirational. Thus, some of the songs on here are so intense, they actually make the studio versions sound calm and restrained (for proof, see "Bulls on Parade" and "Testify")!
The rhythm section (composed of Tom Morello, Tim Cummerford, and Brad Wilk), coupled with Zach's angry vocals and inspired lyrics, makes every one of these songs detonate like a grenade. Tom, not surprisingly, pulls off a flawless performance. As "Testify," and the aforementioned "Bulls On Parade" show, he makes noises on the guitar that I couldn't even make with my mouth! His guitar swoops, beeps, punches, crunches, chugs, creaks, wails, and about everything in between. Also, Tim's bass (which hums, grumbles, and makes a wah-wah sound) is a lot more audible, here, than originally. Finally, drummer Brad Wilk fills in the remaining gaps and anchors the songs, making them as solid and impenetrable as a brick wall.
Even though the whole set is great, my personal favorite songs are "Bulls on Parade," "Bullet In The Head" (where Zach switches off vocal parts with the crowd), "Sleep Now In The Fire" (which also features some great bass riffs), the exciting, adrenaline-pumped and very catchy renditions of "Guerilla Radio" and "Kick Out The Jams," and the perfect album/concert closer, "Freedom" (which has a few impromptu, added lyrics).
Ultimately, it's just a hair away from being perfect. Zach can't complete the whole rendition of "Killing In The Name" without pausing to take a breath, and he forgets part of the ending to "Know Your Enemy." And, I, overall, prefer Rage's "Live and Rare" album to this. But, even still, "Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium" is more than a welcome inclusion in your collection and a great snack if you're tired of listening to the same four Rage C.D.'s again and again.
I loved Rage Against the Machine before this album, but this album made them my favorite band ever. It blew me away right from the start with "bulls on parade". The intro to that song works perfectly with the bass that would later start it off. This album might have been the worst thing that has happened to Rage. Because after listening to all those songs live, it made their studio versions sound quieter and not as energetic and fun. Especially songs like "born of a broken man" and "know your enemy". Most of the songs were nailed perfectly like "killing in the name", "calm like a bomb", and "testify". I think that is just a tribute to the band and shows how talented they are. Zack is very explosive and i love how he changes his singing styles. I could just feel all of his emotion in "FREEDOM!"
The one song that I did not think was too good was "kick out the jams" i thought his singing was way faster than the music and sounded sloppy.
I also recommend the DVD, so you can see their performance at the 2000 Democratic National Convention.
This album is nothing short of amazing. It contains a mix of songs from their final 2 shows recorded live in Los Angeles on September 12th and 13th of 2000. If you're a fan of RATM you need to get it right now. Even if you're not get it anyway. Trust me it's worth it alone just to hear Tom Morello's insane guitar playing. I love how he has changed some of the guitar solos, especialy in the songs "Bullet in the Head" and "Freedom".
When i found out Rage Against The Machine broke up three years ago, i was pretty disappointed. I loved their music, but at least they ended on a good album, Renegades. Earlier this month i was on Rage's official site for the first time in about a year. As i scrolled down the screen i saw something new! "Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium" I was very excited! This is a recording of Rage's last two nights together as a band. Once again they proved they were one of the most creative and politically active bands to ever hit the stage. They also porve they're the most powerful bands of the last decade. Not only is Rage a great band, but they're at their best live! So i decided to buy this CD the day it came out. I did and i was not disappointed! This CD is everything i expected and more. If you'd like to hear one of the greatest rock bands ever, then pick up this CD or one of their earlier ones. If you don't like rock much, i'd still recommend you check Rage out. Or if you like a much softer version of Rage then listen to Audioslave, Rage's sister band. Track Listing1 Bulls On Parade 2 Bullet In The Head 3 Born Of A Broken Man 4 Killing In The Name5 Calm Like A Bomb 6 Testify7 Bombtrack8 War Within A Breath9 I'm Housin'10 Sleep Now In The Fire11 People Of The Sun 12 Guerrilla Radio 13 Kick Out The Jams 14 Know Your Enemy 15 No Shelter16 Freedom


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The Columbus Technical College campus is located in North Columbus and consists of an administration building, a library, and 13 academic buildings. Police officers patrol campus buildings and grounds on a regular basis, and report—by telephone or radio—any unusual incidents or hazardous conditions to the Police Office. Officers emphasize security considerations during the general maintenance of campus facilities. Campus buildings and parking areas are well lighted to provide a safe environment. Campus buildings and facilities are accessible during normal business operating hours, Monday through Thursday, and for certain special functions.
For safety reasons, the College requires all members of the campus community, including students, to wear College I.D. cards while on campus. Students must also have College I.D. cards for use in the bookstore, library, etc. Students receive I.D. cards at registration. The fee for replacement of a lost card is $5. Students must obtain parking permits from the Business Office so that authorities can identify vehicles authorized to be on campus as well as owners whose vehicles are illegally parked or involved in accidents.


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, for the Nokia 206 there is the Series 40 Developer Platform 1.0 available for S40 Java based applications.
However, how can I deploy without USB connection?
according to
, for the Nokia 206 there is the Series 40 Developer Platform 1.0 available for S40 Java based applications.
However, how can I deploy without USB connection?
ok, so I upload the java files to a , e.g., FTP server and then download them
This is of course possible, but to be honest, I expected something with debugging possibility, but there is no interface?
Do I have to sign the java files in some way? (like required for symbian sis files)
Just downloaded from http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devel...platform_SDKs/
the Series 40 Developer Platform 1.0
offline, and online version
None works!
(Windows 8, 64bit, I have QtCreator installed - some interference?)
Nokia_SDK_for_Java_online_v1_0_en - online installer:
damaged zip archive! unable to unzip
Nokia_SDK_for_Java_offline_v1_0_en - offline installer:
Download Error
Could not download information for component com.nokia.sdk.doc.docbrowser: Bad hash
Retry Cancel
What to do?
Your device (https://www.developer.nokia.com/Devi...ons/Nokia_206/) has Bluetooth, and based on https://www.developer.nokia.com/Deve...ice_Debugging/ my impression is that debugging over BT is possible.
The messages you encounter indicate downloading problems. Try downloading the offline SDK again, preferably with a browser which is not Internet Explorer.
Thank you again!
My internet connection is not very fast and the offline installer package is of course big but I will give it a try...
Some other question: Do you think it is easy to learn developping for java when I have some experience with Symbian / C++ (have written some programs for the Symbian based N97 with Qt / C++) ?
I was really astonished having many features with QtCreator! Will I be disappointed using Java?
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Offline installer worked.
Downloaded with Firefox and turned off antivirus (Avira AntiVir).
It noW asks to integrate with Eclipse IDE.
Doesn't have it an own IDE? Do I first have to install Eclipse??
Java is not a problem. However the runtime environment, called "Java Micro Edition" is restrictive compared to what you have seen in Qt. There are less things what you can do at all, and some of them ask user permission at various times.
It matters a lot what kind of applications you are planning to develop.
The download issue is a real problem, and right now I do not know if there is a way to verify the downloads (MD5 sum or anything similar), but I have put a question about it on the admin board.
Based on your report in #3, the on-line installer has problems with downloading too, that is why I suggest the big one.
It noW asks to integrate with Eclipse IDE.
Doesn't have it an own IDE? Do I first have to install Eclipse??
Can I disable Java permissions question maybe?
Because I then only install trusted programs.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Members of a national conservative Christian group cannot protest in the land in front of one of Ohio's largest churches, a central Ohio judge ruled Wednesday.
Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Charles Schneider sided with Vineyard Columbus, an orthodox, evangelical church that for months had been the subject of protests of the Columbus-based Minutemen United. Schneider said protesters were trespassing with their demonstrations.
The protesting group had argued that it was expressing its message within the public right of way. But Schneider ruled that the right of way ends at the edge of the road along the church. That stretch of the road in a northeast Columbus suburb has no curb or sidewalk.
"Due to the absence of a sidewalk, a berm or a shoulder on Vineyard's property, the city has a prescriptive easement only to the edge of the pavement," Schneider wrote. "The right of way can be no larger."
The judge further noted that protesters are not allowed to place "signs or any other object of any type" on Vineyard's property.
Members of Minutemen United have said they are targeting Vineyard because it's been too passive when it comes to fighting "the culture war" against abortion, homosexuality and same-sex marriage -- including helping women recover from abortions and accepting gay members. The group's displays include signs -- one labeling the 8,500-member evangelical church "pagan" -- and graphic images of aborted fetuses.
Court records identify two Minutemen United members and list others as John and Jane Does. Messages to attorneys representing Kevin Anderson were not immediately returned.
A Minutemen member who represented himself, Richard D. Justman, on Wednesday said the ruling will be appealed.
"You can't take the public right of way away from the public," he told The Columbus Dispatch.
A message left with Vineyard Columbus was not immediately returned Wednesday evening.
Schneider had issued a temporary restraining order against Minutemen United last month while he deliberated on the case. The order prompted the protesters to move their demonstrations across the street from the church.


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David Cameron has insisted that the whole of the country should accept fracking, as he sets out his argument in favour of the controversial method of extracting gas.
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Another fight, another comeback for Martin Kampmann. Three months after canceling out a sure decision loss with a submission win in the fight's last minute, the Dane overcame a horrific start in his TUF Live Finale matchup with Jake Ellenberger, shaking off an early knockdown to earn a knockout win of his own.
The end came in the second round, shortly after Ellenberger had him in trouble with a flurry against the cage. Kampmann wobbled him with a short right, then threw a series of knees. The third one landed flush and Ellenberger went down against the cage. Kampmann went to follow up, but ref Steve Mazzagatti had seen enough and waved off the fight at 1:40 of the round.
"I saw an opportunity to finish and I just wanted to get him," Kampmann said afterward.
Ellenberger had been expected to have a power edge in the fight, and it appeared as though he did for most of the bout.
He got off to a blistering start, dropping Kampmann in the opening seconds of the fight with a left hook. He swarmed on the Danish fighter looking for the finish with ground strikes, but Kampmann held on and soon after was threatening with a guillotine that slowed down the attack against him. That gave him valuable recovery time as he made it into the second.
"I need to get punched to wake up," Kampmann said afterward.
The second started in similar fashion, with Ellenberger blasting his opponent with power right hands, one opening a gash across Kampmann's forehead. But showing his resilience, Kampmann would have his hand raised just moments later.
"I knew Martin would be a tough fight coming in," Ellenberger said. "He caught me. He had a better night."
The win snapped Ellenberger's six-fight win streak, as he dropped to 27-6. It was the first time he's ever been knocked out.
Kampmann is now 20-5, and during the broadcast, UFC play-by-play man Jon Anik indicated he may move into a top contender bout with Johny Hendricks, though that is yet unofficial.


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Santa Rita Jail inmate escapes in Oakland
Original post made on Jan 11, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, January 11, 2013, 11:51 AM
Comments (9)
on Jan 11, 2013 at 2:59 pm
This is why we shouldn't provide medical care for prisoners.
on Jan 11, 2013 at 4:06 pm
Looking for better care?
on Jan 11, 2013 at 6:31 pm
Oh the money we blow providing the best of medical, dental, and comfort for the convicts. Shuffling them back and forth to county hospital for opertions or any little pain...or an one of several old
shooting wounds. We rescue them patch them up, they go back to the neighborhood to shoot up again, and, again. . . sort of like a giant black hole money pit.
on Jan 11, 2013 at 8:41 pm
It reminds me of a drunk in SF that's been arrested about 400+ times. The drunk doesn't care. He gets a free night in a hotel-jail and some free food. Oh yeah, and free medical. We pay for it with higher taxes and all the police resources that it takes to recycle this guy.
Multiple that by 1000 times a day and you can pat yourself on the back for paying the bill. (I am fuming right now)
on Jan 11, 2013 at 8:56 pm
At least we let this little fish swim back in his own environment (Oakland) and not somewhere in the Tri-Valley.
on Jan 11, 2013 at 10:07 pm
I'm fumin' too. Can't we just string these suckers up or somethin? Prisons are supposed to be like hotel rooms. I bet they even put a cube of chocolat on there pillows too.
on Jan 12, 2013 at 10:27 am
it's the civilized thing to do...treat people who have medical needs with respect...provide the needed care when indicated..who decided that the guy needed to be taken to a hospital? initial diagnosis? what was the need for medical care based upon? somebody's ass is gonna be grass...tee hee
on Jan 12, 2013 at 6:18 pm
>> "During his transport, we believe he manipulated his leg irons and his waist and hand restraints". <<
Hmmm... A contortionist, is he? If not, it sounds as though the prison needs to conduct a very thorough review of its transport "restraint" systems. Both mechanical and human.
on Jan 15, 2013 at 12:33 pm
And here my Mother has to pray herself
through the night when she has heart
fibrillation because she was cancelled
from her Health Insurance for a Paperwork
Mistake. Her papers got shuffled incorrectly.
We've resolved the problem but the fact that
she had to worry and not go to Emergency
for fear she would lose her house of forever,
When these scumbags get immediate care.
I say put one in their forehead. It's disgusting
how we care for these punks who care nothing
about others. It's insane.
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Tonight's game starts at 7:05, at which point Biz Markie, the "clown prince of hip-hop," most famous for his hit sing-songy single "Just a Friend," off the 1989 album The Biz Never Sleeps, will be throwing out the first pitch against the Houston Astros.
This particular game, the evening of July 23, also falls on the A's 15th annual Root Beer Float Day, a beloved tradition that raises money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation by having A's players, coaches, announcers, the staffs of several radio stations, and celebs of various stature (Real World cast members) scoop and serve root beer floats at $2 each for two hours before the first pitch. Read more »
TABLEHOPPING World Cup is ON, and here are some fun spots where you can watch the games (and eat and drink, too).
Now through July 13, a whole bunch of soccer fans are going to be coming into work late (sorry, there's a 9am game!) or taking long lunches to get those noon games in. Fortunately there are a bunch of places to watch the Cup, in case your boss is getting suspicious of you hanging out in the conference room with your iPad. (For more suggestions, see the Pixel Vision blog at SFBG.com.)Read more »
Always wanted to try kitesurfing? Here's how to get started
CULTURE They're out there in the water at Ocean Beach and Crissy Field, whipping by the toll plaza, sailing giant kites like crescent moons. Those freaky, flying water monkeys — soaring around the bay via kites strong enough to tow cars — are kitesurfers, also called kiteboarders.Read more »
Plans to place artificial turf and stadium lights on Beach Chalet's soccer fields in Golden Gate have been in the works since 2011, and local environmental groups have been fighting the proposal and losing each time. Now, their final hopes rest on a lawsuit going to trial this Friday.Read more »
America's Cup, seen by many here as a billionaire's boat race, looks very different Down Under, with its culture of sailing and maritime innovation
A few weeks ago I was walking down the dock in the marina where I live, in Wellington, New Zealand, when I passed a woman and a young boy. I'd never seen them before, which is uncommon here in this municipal marina — about 100 boats — in a small suburb of the country's capital.
The boy was walking from berth to berth pointing out certain rig and hull features and expounding on them as only a future aficionado can. "Lots of different boats, huh?" I asked as I passed.
"Different than America," he confirmed in an accent the same as mine.Read more »
Two very disparate signings in pro football in the last month. First, punter and outspoken gay rights advocate Chris Kluwe has signed with the Raiders (after being let go by the Vikings). The former UCLA star has been a pro ball player eight years, the Raiders are his third team. Read more »
Baseball in Italy? Oh yes, it happened.
IN THE GAME Home runs are called fuoricampi, which translates literally to outfields, in the sense of "out of the park." Hits are valide, or "valids." And a strike out is a strike out. It's pretty adorable, when the field announcer at Stadio Nuevo Europeo in Parma exclaims, "Strike! Three! Out!"
At one point last Saturday, Parma's starter Jose Sanchez struck out seven in a row. Over six shutout innings, he struck out 12, so we got to hear it a lot:
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I'm 50.Read more »
Here's a fun one: former Mayor Art Agnos debating the Warriors arena with Gary Radnich and Larry Krueger. Radnich has always been my favorite sports guy, ever since his days on KRON TV (although Kruk and Kuip are the best live-action announcers), and Agnos is my favorite ex-mayor. (Lord, I gave him a hard time when he was in office, and he sometimes deserved it, but he's been great as a former.)Read more »
Police versus fire department versus pig with mustache versus Pinkie (a basketball story)
IN THE GAME In a pink dress, with a pink hair tie and those little pink sneakers that light up every time you take a step, she dominated the Alameda High School hardwood. I'm going to guess she was three. How else to explain the dogged determination with which, time after time after time, she took aim at the far-away hoop, and with all her cute-little-cutey-pie might heaved the basketball to a point about a foot-and-a-half in front of her feet. Bounce, plop, and roll ...Read more »
It's co-ed pickup kickball season -- but watch out for "mesh monsters"
IN THE GAME It's not kickball; it's matball. Which looks a lot like kickball, with one big difference: You can have more than one runner at a time on any given base. You can have up to three, but if a fourth is incoming, someone's got to go.
You don't have to stop running, either, when you reach home, in some versions of the game. You can keep going — back to first, and around the bases again. In gym class, this was a way to make kids run laps without quite exactly knowing it.Read more »


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Indiana Schools have been discussing what set of education standards to implement in the classroom. Many schools have started transitioning over to Common Core Standards, while still meeting Indiana Academic Standards.
Indiana schools had expected to move to what's call Common Core in 2014. Some schools have already made their transition, but now the state's full transition is on hold pending a review. It's a halt that has many local schools wondering what the classroom will look like in the future.
Lori Hochstetler is a 6th grade teacher at Middlebury Middle School. She says they're working on the transition towards using Common Core Standards. "There's some topics that are included in certain grades with Indiana that are moved to different grades under Common Core."
She says balancing both standards is difficult and she's hoping Indiana makes a total shift to Common Core. She says Common Core requires deep thinking versus the academic standards which focus on memorization. "I would hope that in my classroom if I give a problem, that each child would be able to solve it in two completely different ways which means they really understand."
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Fresh off the best season of his career, Philadelphia 76ers sixth man Louis Williams will opt out of his contract and become a free agent, according to a report in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Williams' agent, Leon Rose, confirmed the news to reporter John Mitchell.
Williams initially signed a five-year, $25 million contract after the 2007-08 season, but his deal contained an opt-out clause after the fourth year. Williams ultimately decided to exercise that clause after his strong season. Had Williams not exercised his right to opt out, he would have made $5.35 million next year.
Williams led the 76ers' in scoring in 2011-12, averaging a career-high 14.9 points per game. He finished a distant second to James Harden in the Sixth Man of the Year voting.
It remains unclear whether the 76ers will have any interest in re-signing him. Despite his strong season, Williams may be let go to clear more playing time for Evan Turner.
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OliverFinn, Londons estate agency solution that answers the demands of todays residential property industry. The core of our business is based on the platform of tried and tested traditional methods of estate agency and then we add a large shot of innovation
and transparency. We offer what you would expect from your high street agent including extensive local knowledge and reputation whilst blowing away the smoke and mirrors of the industry that is commonly regarded as THE cash cow.
That was the eureka moment for the birth of OliverFinn, why not charge the same fee despite the value of the property. The rest is history.
Now that West London has access to our services we plan to spread the word across the whole of the capital and beyond. No more new Ferraris for the traditional agents that have failed to adapt to the modern world.
The days of high street agents are soon to be numbered. Give the high streets back to the butcher, baker and candlestick maker. Do buyers and tenants honestly spend their spare time walking the streets of London or do they search on the internet? We know the answer and have embraced the change in culture. Now that you have read this, we are sure that you will too.
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Warmer weather is finally here. That means time to get out of the kitchen and fire up the barbeque.
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1 C. Candied Sweet Potato (Diced)
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12 Tbsp. Cranberries
2 Avocados (Diced)
8oz. Red Onion (Julienne)
8oz. Toasted Almonds
8oz. Buttermilk Dressing
1) In a large Bowl Mix all ingredients (Except Dressing) together thoroughly
2) Add dressing to taste, coat lettuces evenly
3) Mount on to 4 plates, in the bottom of the mixing bowl there will be leftover toppings distribute evenly


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From Saturday 23 August 12pm, Hurstville Motor Registry will be temporarily closed for refurbishment to make way for the new Service NSW centre, opening early October. Please visit other local registries or transactions can be completed online.
NSW Minister for Finance & Services Dominic Perrottet announced the next 10 locations for Service Centres that include Bankstown, Bathurst, Broken Hill, Burwood, Campbelltown, Coffs Harbour, Grafton, Goulburn, Marrickville & Wetherill Park.


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text: On January 10, 1965, the beat poet Allen Ginsberg led a march for marijuana legalization outside the New York Women's House of Detention in lower Manhattan. A dozen demonstrators waved placards and chanted slogans, resulting in one of the iconic images of the 1960s: a picture of Ginsberg, snowflakes on his beard and thinning hair, wearing a sign that said "Pot Is Fun." Another picket sign read "Pot Is a Reality Kick."


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This is the rarely repeated extension to "Beta Test". The line is obvious - a worthless seam across a horizontal 8' roof. After clipping a bolt out in the middle of the roof and rigging slings to keep down the rope drag, a wild move launches you to a handlebar jug on the lip. Hook your heel by your hand to let go and clip the bolt just over the lip, then mantle on up to the anchors above. Failure will leave you dangling in space with no easy way to get back on the rock. Success means you're definitely a "Master" of rock. Cleaning the route is a pain, but most folks don't even get as far as the lip, so it isn't a problem. A unique adventure, and one of biggest horizontal roof tests in the canyon.
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im in an osome band and i need ta learn how to sing stuff like breaking benjamin or skillet or thousand foot krutch or demon hunter or anything hard rock. ino thers a proper way ta sing metal and im kinda having trouble.


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Acclaimed authors for young readers, David Lubar and Wendy Mass, will discuss their books and their love of reading on Sunday, Feb. 10th, at 2 p.m. at the South Orange Public Library.
The event will be open to the entire family and will be sponsored by the Friends of the South Orange Public Library and Sparkhouse.
David Lubar is an author of numerous books for teens. He is also an electronic game programmer, who programmed Super Breakout for the Nintendo Game Boy, and Frogger for both the SNES and Game Boy. As a game designer, he designed the game Frogger2: Swampy's Revenge for the Nintendo Game Boy Color. His works include the novel, " Dunk", a favorite check out at the library. It is about a young man at the Jersey shore, where every summer the boardwalk turns into an amusement park. See who gets dunked and why! Other novels include: " Dog Days", Punished", "Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie", the Nathan Abercrombie, Accidental Zombie series, which include "My Rotten Life", "Dead Guy Spy", "The Big Stink", and "Enter the Zombie". He has also written short stories and video games, including "Home Alone" for Game Boy.
Wendy Mass is the author of eleven novels for young people (which have been translated into 13 languages and nominated for 46 state book awards), including "A Mango-Shaped Space", which was awarded the Schneider Family Book Award by the American Library Association. Fans of Wendy Mass love when Rory Swenson turns 12 in her novel "Finally". She's waited her whole life to turn 12. What is she wishing for? To wear makeup, to go to the mall with her friends and no parents, and what else? Read the book to find out, and meet the author. Other novels that Wendy has written include "Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life" (soon to be a feature film), "11 Birthdays", "Heaven Looks a Lot Like the Mall", "Leap Day", "Every Soul a Star", "The Candymakers", and her latest, "13 Gifts".
There is no charge for attending, all are welcome and refreshments will be served.
For further information, please contact Phyllis Kalb, Program Coordinator, at the South Orange Public Library, at (973)762-0230 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
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It's exactly-a-week-after-Valentine's-Day is to chocolate is to after-Valentine's-Day-sales is to more chocolate is to indulge-in-too-much-chocolate. That makes one feel nauseous and incur thoughts of hitting the gym. The first gym I can think of is Dodge, but then I think about exercise. Exercise is to yuck just as that first bite of 50 percent-off Ghirardelli caramel squares was to yum.
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text: P.I.N.K's third annual "Glitz & Glam" Prom Dress Drive is underway.Now through April 12, P.I.N.K is collecting prom,evening, and formal gowns, as well as shoes or accessories. There are two locations located in Detroit where dresses can be dropped off. She's Happy Hair Store (2407 E. 7 Mile Detroit, MI 48234)Zarkpas Purses & Accessories (214 E. Grand River Detroit, MI 48232 ) D:Hive (1253 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48226)Online: iampink.org


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The Albany Housing Authority is close to finalizing a plan that could attract millions of dollars from the federal government to transform central Albany and create a development called "the Oaks at North Intown."
Thursday, Authority leaders went over the plan with partners and community members before they submit it to the Department of Housing and Urban Development by the end of the month.
It would replace McIntosh Homes with new public housing. The goal is to transform a neighborhood plagued with poverty into a thriving community that would attract mixed income residents.
"And now, after we've been doing two years of seeing the commitment that had been expressed by people who aren't part of the housing authority into this activity is very exciting," said Dan McCarthy, AHA Executive Director. "Folks have come on and seen the vision that this kind of thing is what's gonna be necessary to make a difference in our community."
McCarthy said any public housing units torn down will be rebuilt and families who live there now will have first dibs on new units. HUD selected Albany as a finalist for the Neighborhood Choice grant program.
It could be next year before HUD decides whether to award the grants to the A-H-A for the five-to-seven year project.
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Info on Spyro's latest game that you won't find anywhere else.
Vivendi on Ghostbusters: 'Everything was going to plan'
Confirms dropped titles are being put out to tender.
Spyro coming to Xbox 360 and PS3 for the first time
Dawn of the Dragon also confirmed for Wii, PS2 and Nintendo DS.


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By Colleen Grile
For The Herald Bulletin
---- — One of the most popular buzz phrases in business today is "social entrepreneurship." This term can be applied to any business with a primary driver other than profit.
At Anderson University, the Falls School of Business has coupled social entrepreneurship with service-learning in its support for the Tumaini (Swahili for "hope") AIDS Prevention Program, or TAPP.
TAPP is a nonprofit organization that empowers women suffering with AIDS in Uganda through employment. The women in Uganda create hand-made jewelry, bags and other crafts that they sell to earn a living. In turn, the women are able to receive medical treatment, send their children to school and establish sustainable lifestyles.
TAPP was created in Uganda almost 10 years ago to give the women honest employment and to help them create communities where they can find affirmation, encouragement and love in the midst of the AIDS epidemic.
Anderson University adopted the United States offices of TAPP three years ago. The Falls School of Business currently hosts the TAPP program and plays an important role in its success. The Falls School of Business assists with creating a market in the United States for TAPP's Ugandan-made products.
The TAPP program fits the definition of service-learning and helps students take the service-learning concept to a global stage. TAPP provides opportunities for students to learn and practice business concepts that will benefit our neighbors in Uganda.
It also enables students to take the skills they are already learning in their classes with the Falls School of Business every day and apply them to TAPP as they work on aspects of the program such as accounting, web and graphic design, public relations and business management.
TAPP is student-run and faculty-supervised. This year, TAPP welcomed Jill Merle as the latest faculty advisor. She is excited to start the newest chapter in TAPP's history, a chapter that will include new elements focusing on greater community involvement, more connections with local stores and relationship building with the women in Uganda.
Those working with TAPP are looking forward to being more involved in the Anderson community in the future. To see what the AU students have been working on and to find out the latest about the TAPP program, visit twww.tapphope.com or email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Colleen Grile is a sophomore nonprofit management major at Anderson University. She is also one of the interns working with TAPP this year.


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INDIANANAPOLIS — Some taxpayers may be asked to provide something extra this year with their state tax returns: Proof of identity.
With the start of the tax filing season Friday, the state Department of Revenue is piloting an automated verification system designed to intercept identity thieves who've stolen tens of millions of dollars in tax refunds by duping revenue collectors.
"These are criminals who know what they're doing and who are making a lot of money at it," said state Department of Revenue Commissioner Mike Alley.
The criminals run the gamut from a relative who uses a family member's information to file a tax return and intercept the refund, to a national network of thieves who steal identity information from multiple sources to divert tax refunds into their own bank accounts.
Last year investigators identified more than 1,500 cases of Indiana taxpayers whose refunds were stolen by people pretending to be those tax filers. Many cases were detected only after taxpayers contacted the Department of Revenue to ask why they hadn't received their refunds.
Alley said investigators probably caught less than half of the crime that occurred.
In cases where fraud was detected, the state still gave refunds to taxpayers who were affected. That meant the state ate the costs of the crimes.
"We don't know the exact extent of the problem, but we know it's costing us millions, actually tens of millions of dollars, every year," Alley said.
This year the department will use an identification verification system developed by LexisNexis, a global research company. The system has been used by a handful of other states.
Alley said the system is designed to root out fraud without much disrupting Indiana's promised turnaround time of 14 days for a tax refund.
Portions of each return seeking a refund will be fed through software that screens selected information against billions of publicly available identity records culled by LexisNexis.


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I love the site and have lurked for a while. I'm a fairly "young" soccer/Spurs fan comparatively. Just a couple observation/thoughts/questions for all the wise sages that comment so frequently on this site.
1. Is anyone else a bit nervous about how little separates us from Liverpool? A drastic change in style is almost certainly going to take a while to bed in and their results lately have been pretty promising. The added threat of Sturridge makes me feel a bit anxious about their prospects in the second half.
2. What would you say if AVB rolled our boys out in a 3 CB / 2 WB formation with Kyle and Gareth as wingbacks? For me, it makes a lot of sense: both are at their best bombing forward with space to run into, we have the personnel for a 3 man backline, and we could concentrate more bodies centrally without necessary losing the threat from the wide areas of the field.
I have not seen much full-game action from Yann but I was glad to find some of those "Yann M'Vila against England" type videos on Youtube. It shows all of his involvement in the game. I think he'd actually be quite a good buy for us (attitude aside..?) because he seems to do three things quite well: he has good positioning, tactical awareness, and seems quite capable to recycle the ball and provide that metronomic passing from deep.
He certain doesn't have the passing talent of Luka but could do some of the things that Luka did so well for us. Having him in the side would free Sandro (when healthy) to be deployed in that more free "crusader" role that he seems to like and I think Mousa's dribbling, ball control abilities are a bit better utilized further up the pitch.
I for one would be quite happy if we scooped him in this transfer window... then I'd just hope that AVB and his national team captain could help him keep it together off the pitch.


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Doh! Crew from Ohio University screens documentary on Nancy Cartwright, the voice of Bart Simpson
CINCINNATI - Ohio native Nancy Cartwright is best known for her role as the voice of Bart Simpson on the FOX animated hit, The Simpsons. Since 1987, she has given America an unforgettable and humorous character wrapped in the package of a sarcastic, 10-year-old boy.
In the spring of 2012, Cartwright returned to Ohio to deliver a commencement address at Ohio University and found herself the focus of a documentary film. When asked how she felt about the documentary Nancy responded, "I thought it was pretty cool! It isn't every day that someone wants to do a documentary on me!"
Nancy Cartwright: The Voice of Success is screening at the Cincinnati Film Festival/Cincinnati Comic Expo on Sept. 15 (1:30 pm at Duke Energy Convention Center). A virtual Q&A session with Nancy is scheduled after the screening to give audience members an opportunity to interact with the film's star.
The Ohio University documentary showcases Cartwright's outgoing personality and her career highlights history, while allowing viewers to see Cartwright in an everyday setting, exploring the community of Athens and inspiring the Ohio University graduates of 2012.
Capturing Cartwright on film
Producer and director Andie Walla, assistant video producer for Ohio University's Communications and Marketing department, jumped at the opportunity to direct a student crew to create a half-hour documentary around Cartwright's visit to Ohio.
While Walla anticipated the work that both she and the film crew had in store, she did not expect the lessons and encouragement given from Cartwright.
While Nancy Cartwright: The Voice of Success is Walla's first major documentary film, the Anderson High School graduate is no novice to film making. Her passion for working behind the camera began when she was just a teenager making films as a community producer for Anderson Community Television.
"The film culture in Cincinnati definitely impacted me at a young age," Walla said. "I was inspired by what was out there in terms of independent film, but did not have the opportunity to take a film class until I attended Ohio University."
Walla added that living in Athens heightened her awareness of different opportunities for future film topics such as social justice, environmental issues, and community.
Cartwright's career
Cartwright, who attended Ohio University on a scholarship from 1976 to 1977, transferred to UCLA in 1978. There she majored in theater and pursued her dream of becoming a Hollywood success story.
Between 1980 and 1986, she was cast in Richie Rich, Twilight Zone: The Movie and other features. In 1987, she landed an audition that would change her career, and the way television entertained America, forever.
Initially, Cartwright went to The Simpsons audition with hopes of becoming the voice of Lisa, the Simpson family's genius. After the audition, producers felt Cartwright was the perfect match for Bart and signed her up for the job.
In January of 1990, following 35 short segment runs on The Tracey Ullman Show, FOX gave The Simpsons a half-hour time slot on prime time television, and the rest is broadcast history.
Cartwright said that although The Simpsons was not her starting point, it did establish her as one of the leading artists in the voice-over industry.
"For the past 32 years I have collaborated with the 'best of the best' in the industry," she said. "I am fortunate to be able to use that power in creating more projects for myself and others."
Among those projects are My Life as a Ten Year Old Boy, which turned into a one-woman show and later became the basis of her lectures. At the root of her success is Cartwright's desire for enjoyment. No matter what the job or the character has in store, she approaches it with a positive and fun-loving state of mind.
An inspiring subject
Walla said Cartwright's attitude made filming the documentary an easy and enjoyable project, but it was Cartwright's commencement speech that truly inspired her.
Cartwright instructed the graduates to "Do what you love, surround yourself with people who love you, hitch your wagon to a winner." She reminded them, "You are responsible for the condition you are in."
The documentary also features highlights and interviews from people who knew Cartwright from the very beginning of her career, and even follows her to Dayton, where she is inducted into the Dayton area Broadcast Hall of Fame.
The making of "Nancy Cartwright: The Voice of Success"
If you go:
- "Nancy Cartwright: The Voice of Success" screens at 1:30 p.m. on Sept. 15
- Cincinnati Comic Expo: Duke Energy Convention Center, Room 232-233
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As carmakers become more confident that they can sell more cars on the continent then they are likely to pare back the big discounts and attractive PCP offers."
I'm off to North Sentinel Island to seek out some much-needed privacy from Ms Hopkins and her like"
If Alex Salmond wanted to stick with his mantra of "free university education for all Scots" then he may need to open the floodgates to students from the UK."
It's unlikely that any Manchester City player celebrated winning the league title last May by heading to Center Parcs for a week"
Does the play live up to the book? Unfortunately, the answer is no. Although, in fairness, it was never likely to."
First class performances all round make for a glorious evening's theatre with solid gold cameos from Desmond Barritt and Michael Mears"
Trio join partnership at One Snowhill as 52 promotions are made across the firm's UK offices
But after 20 years taxpayers will be spending more on debt, according to Opposition Conservative leader Coun Robert Alden
The switch to cash followed changes made by the Chancellor to tax rules affecting allowances for company pensions, according to researchers
In the wake of the deal the firm is now focusing on growing the global reach of its Emergency Solutions brand
Total bonuses rose 4.9 per cent to £40.5 billion, including £14.4 billion paid in the finance and insurance industry, the Office for National Statistics said
Banks supplies £100,000 funding package to support family-run business' expansion plans
Warwickshire laser cutting machine outfit set to hire six new staff and bolster operations in UK and Spain
Three categories open to entrepreneurs currently studying or who graduated within the past five years and have been trading for more than one year
Worcestershire manufacturing group will use new capital to expand in Asia, Europe and North American markets
Grenfell James Accountants and Accountax Services have become Grenfell James Associates after their boards identified the opportunity to combine the companies and expand their range of services
Midlands contributes £135m to UK sales as sees UK-wide revenue hit £2.55bn
Capital Economics' Regional Chart Book for August suggests exchange rates are a greater concern in this region than others
Black Country manufacturing group set to create 15 new jobs on the back of contract wins with firms such as Ford
New base and a relocation signal childcare company's intention to expand
The bank's tracker, which looked at growth in the second quarter of 2014, says all nine English regionals have posted growth
Neil Rollason is national strategic lead of employment duties at HMRC and responsible for rolling out the organisation's newly launched 'know your customer' initiative
City centre practice was founded in 1877 and employs more than 40 staff at its offices in Edmund Street
Industry body is seeking creative and digital companies with ideas to help the healthcare sector
HSBC backs manufacturing group to enlarge manufacturing hub in Bilston
Combined entity aims to increase client base in south Birmingham and Worcestershire
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