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First, Deadline reports that both Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hardy are high on Marvel's list to star as the doctor. According to the trade, Hardy is currently the frontrunner of the two, having proved his action chops in a big budget blockbuster by playing Bane in "The Dark Knight Rises." But Cumberbatch, no stranger to action thanks to his villainous turn in "Star Trek Into Darkness," is also still very much in the mix, Deadline writes, and the decision between the two men may ultimately come down to whose schedule will allow a commitment to what's sure to be an extensive, effects-heavy shoot.
Meanwhile, Badass Digest is reporting another name: Jared Leto. The recent Best Supporting Actor winner has apparently caught the eye of filmmakers, and while his current status is unclear, Marvel reportedly very much liked the idea of casting the quirky-looking Leto as the quirky Doctor.
Of those three, one or none may snag the part. After all, with all the trouble Marvel has had with securing an "Ant-Man" director, it seems that the studio's Phase Three projects are currently in a bit of limbo. And it goes without saying that Cumberbatch, Hardy, and Leto are just the rumored choices at this point, and nothing should be set in stone until Marvel issues official word on the subject itself.
Still, it's fun to speculate. And when the odd back story of the Doctor is taken into consideration -- a former neurosurgeon who becomes the Earth's Sorcerer Supreme, protecting the planet from mystical threats using magic and martial arts, among other powers -- it seems Marvel could go in literally any direction for its lead, and make it work.
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"A key part of Sonoco's culture is our commitment to sustainability, including our dedication to improving the environment and our contributions to the future of the communities in which we operate," says Jack Sanders, Sonoco president and CEO. "This boiler is proof of that commitment."
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"This announcement marks the conclusion of an event that's taken two years to come to fruition. Two years, $100 million and countless hours. It also marks an important moment for Sonoco, one of the great stewards of our region. Sonoco is known as one of the world's top manufacturing companies, but they're much more than that. This investment is more than just dollars being put into their plant. It's symbolic of their dedication to our area and what the company means to the citizens of the NESA region," says Jeff McKay, executive director of the North Eastern Strategic Alliance (NESA).
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Previously heard bringing Game together with Young Buck on 2009's Hate, DJ Haze returns to our pages with another fresh, cross-regional collaboration. Here, the NY resident's street-ready production sets the stage for bars by Joell Ortiz (Brooklyn), Cassidy (Philly), Dro Pesci (Brooklyn) and Nipsey Hussle (L.A.). For more, check out DJ Haze's The Color Purple LP when it drops March 26, via Street Product Entertainment.
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Failure to back strike weakened union movement, says miners' leader
Updated 3:46pm Thursday 10th July 2014 in News
LABOUR Party leaders and union chiefs who did not support the miners' strike in the 1980s helped weaken the movement, a miners' leader says.
Thousands of people will flock to Durham City on Saturday (July 12) for the 130th Durham Miners' Gala, which marks 30 years since the start of the bitter dispute.
In his programme notes, Dave Hopper, general secretary of Gala organisers the Durham Miners'Association, says declassified documents reveal that the Thatcher Government was determined "to butcher the coalfields and smash the National Union of Mineworkers."
He praises politicians and unions who supported the strike.
But he continues:"At the same time, these revelations should shame those trade unions and Labour Party leaders who did not support our strike.
"Those who refused to come to our aid bear a huge responsibility, not just for our defeat, but for weakening the whole trade union movement.
"They will be remembered in the former coalfield of Britain just as we remember those so-called leaders who betrayed the 1926 General Strike.
"The refusal of New Labour, during 13 years of government, to repeal the anti-trade union legislation, which was used to defeat us, only compounds their shame."
Mr Hopper goes on to say that the "lack of a radical alternative" is turning hundreds of thousands of people off politics and that he believes Labour would regain support if it campaigned "with passion and commitment"to reverse privatisation.
Five new banners will be on display at the Gala - Fenhall Drift Mine, Lanchester; St Hilda Colliery, South Shields; New Brancepeth Colliery, County Durham; a UNITE Community Membership Banner and West Rainton Primary School's Adventure Pit banner.
The parade through the city to the racecourse will start at about 8.30am.
There will be a funfair, various stalls and entertainment, including folk singer Benny Graham, on the field throughout the day.
Speeches will be made between 12.15pm and 2.30pm.
The speakers are Bolsover Labour MP Dennis Skinner, Paul Kenny, general secretary of the GMB, Prison Officers Association general secretary Steve Gillan, NUT general secretary Christine Blower, and Mick Whelan, general secretary of ASLEF.
Mr Hopper says Labour leader Ed Miliband was "sounded out" about attending the Gala, but nothing had been heard from him.
The blessing of banners service in Durham Cathedral starts at 3pm.
Delegations from Germany, Ukraine and Ireland are expected to attend.
Details, including events marking the strike anniversary, are at www.durhamminers.org
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3:14pm Thu 10 Jul 14
DarloXman says...
The mining industry is gone and is never coming back - everything Mr Hopper describes happened a long time ago and has been discussed at infinitum - there is nothing more to gain discussing it further!
4:26pm Thu 10 Jul 14
Voice-of-reality says...
Perhaps in another 30 years Mr Hopper will realise that 'no one cares' because everyone else has had to get on with their lives whereas Mr Hopper seems not only to be stuck in the past but to be going backwards. What next, instead of reliving the soup kitchens of the 80s strike - a 'sing along' for 1926 or perhaps a 'dress as a Pharoah evening' to commemorate the slaves striking in ancient Egypt.
Mr Hopper - time to wake up. Your strike failed. Your members and movement destroyed its own communities and the rest of us are fed up with having to pay for exminers and their offspring who believe that they have a god given right to be supported throughout their lives because rather than retrain and apply themselves they would rather just wallow on a sofa (paid for by someone else) and watch Jeremy Kyle.
No doubt I will be grumbled at - and reminded that the miners worked 'down pit' in the war and the 'hardships' that they suffered going home everynight, being paid for the work, and not being shot at.
4:33pm Thu 10 Jul 14
durhamchap says...
5:33pm Thu 10 Jul 14
behonest says...
Mr Hopper does have a point here. You can't put a fag paper between the main political parties nowadays, which is why so many are turning to UKIP.
5:38pm Thu 10 Jul 14
Daza says...
Failure to have a Ballot, and all of Nottingham still working..
The strike beginning in March 1984 at the beginning of Spring and into one of the hottest Summers for years, with massive Coal stocks
This combined with a determined Tory Govt. and they were knackered from the start
At least Joe Gormley had the common sense to have a ballot and have the strike in Winter.
Led by the wrong people Mr. Hopper! No good blaming other people when you had yourselves to blame!!!
Wheres Scargill at now then Mr. Hopper?
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That's how Doc Rivers described Rajon Rondo after his performance against the Bulls last night (full recap coming from Brian or Brendan), according to the Herald.
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My favorite part of that quote: "Controlled the game." The season is only three games old, and Rondo has not shown demonstrable improvement in the one thing we all have been screaming for him to demonstrably improve: his jump shot. But he nonetheless looks like a different player. His assist-to-turnover ratio so far this season is 37:5, or more than SEVEN assists per turnover. That is just ridiculous, and it obviously won't stay at that level (Jose Calderon led the league last year in assist/TO ratio at 4.24).
But Rondo looks more…authoritative with the basketball. Calm and controlled, as if he understands Options 1-5 on every play for both the offense and the defense. He has been Boston's best player so far this season despite averaging just 6.7 points per game.
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You take Derrick, I'll take Rajon. More after the jump.Another number I like from that chart: The C's shot 4-of-5 on three-pointers Rondo set up. I've already written about the weird—and possibly not so significant—statistical quirk showing the C's shoot many more three-pointers with Rondo on the floor than with him on the bench. And they shoot them more accurately, too.
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We've just bought 14 imacs for our music dept & i'm the lucky one that gets to install them. With the help of google i've managed to get them set up & on the domain, however I would like to lock them down for the student and staff users.
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Just to mention we haven't got a mac server & the boss isn't too keen on running it on one of the iMacs in the music suite.
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I think the cheapest way to do it is to use a mac mini with mac server installed
Thought that might be the case,if i put os x server from the app store on one of the iMacs, would it still be usable by the students or do you need a dedicated server machine?
Instead of buying a Mac Mini server (which is the best way, but obviously has a cost) Have a look at Meraki as it's possible to use that to control Mac desktops as well as iPads.
Implementing Macs without using Managed Preferences or Configuration Profiles is like having PCs with out GPOs to configure policies. I would suggest you buy a Mac Mini (used or new) and run Server.app on it. Don't try setting it up on me of the client Macs. And either do a training course on Mac server, buy a book on it, or hire someone to help. If you don't do it right you will suffer. Just as you would if you didn't know how to setup an AD server and GPOs to configure your PCs.
We use a Mac Mini server, but we opted to use Workgroup Manager which is an old technology for managing < Lion devices. But now-a-days, you are supposed to use Profile Manager to lock down clients.
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1567) and can be used for managing 10.8 clients instead of Profile Manager. I doubt that will continue to be an option in 10.9, but Apple will probably give us some very good reasons to finally ditch WGM in 10.9. Right now, Profiles don't quite provide all of the capabilities or reliability of the old Managed Preferences, but it looks like Profiles are about to become a bit more mature and comprehensive.
One thing I left out of my first post is that I would also strongly recommend buying Apple Remote Desktop along with using a Mini server. ARD rocks and can be used with PC or Linux clients over VNC as well. You can do a tremendous amount with ARD including installing software, running scripts and UNIX commands and a lot more. I wish MS would give Remote Desktop even 1/10 of these features for PCs.
thanks guys,
I've put the server apps on one of the iMacs to have a "play" & booked on a course in August.
Had a look at the meraki seems ok for iOS but couldn't really see a way of locking down macs, unless I'm looking in the wrong place?!
Is there any reason (other than the obvious, its a server don't let kids near it) why not to keep this on a client machine?
If the answer is no to ANY of these questions then there is your answer.
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A total of 35 ceremonies will be held in July 2014. Newcastle University's small and intimate ceremonies are unique but this does mean a full schedule for the period.
A timetable for each ceremony is available, to help you plan your day.
Every candidate is offered two guest tickets free of charge. They are also invited to apply for extra guest tickets, but with no guarantee that they will receive the number of extra tickets requested (due to space restrictions). Most extra tickets will be for the TV Relay room (a lecture theatre in the Armstrong Building where the live ceremony will be projected to a large screen). TV relay room tickets cost £7 each and extra King's Hall tickets (which are usually in short supply) cost £15 each. All candidates who apply will be emailed during week beginning 21 April 2014 to confirm their ticket allocation. If you have any questions about ticket allocations, you will need to speak to your candidate as, unfortunately, we cannot give out this information to anyone but the candidate. All tickets will be available for collection by the candidate on the day of their ceremony. The candidate needs to bring photo ID to pick up the tickets.
After each ceremony there will be a reception which is open to all guests with tickets. Some Schools make their own reception arrangements, and candidates may be contacted about these separately. Details of the reception venue and the start time will be specified on your ticket, and refreshments will be available for all candidates and guests who have a ticket.
The official university photographers, Ede and Ravenscroft, will be on campus throughout the Congregations period. They will be welcoming candidates, family and friends into their photography studios located in the Students' Union between 8.00am – 7.30pm every day during the Congregations. Additionally, a photograph will be taken, wherever possible, of each candidate on stage during the ceremony.
Photography packages can be pre-ordered until 10 working days before the ceremony date. During the 10 working days before the ceremony, no pre-orders can be taken, but you can order on the day by visiting the sales desk in The Venue, Students' Union.
Photographs will be posted out within 4 - 6 weeks of the ceremony.
If anyone in your party has an additional need, such as wheelchair users, please ask your student to inform the Congregations Office of this so that we can make the necessary arrangements.
Children are welcome to attend the graduation ceremonies; however we kindly request that parents remove them from the venue should they become restless, in order not to disrupt proceedings. Children will require their own ticket unless they will be sitting on the knee of a guest. Where a small child will be attending as part of the King's Hall party, the party will be given tickets for the gallery of King's Hall, from where it is easier to leave if the child is restless.
No matter how you plan to travel to Newcastle, the University web pages provide clear directions and a map of the campus to get you to the key locations. There will be signage on campus on the day, and marshals will be available to help point you in the right direction.
Candidates are asked to be on campus one and a half hours before their ceremony start time, and the first stop of the day will be to collect their tickets and academic dress. They will also be able to have official photographs taken. The Armstrong Building will open for guests approximately 15 minutes before the ceremony start time.
Once the ceremony is over, all candidates and guests will be directed to the Quadrangle, which is a good place to meet up before heading to the reception.
Each ceremony at Newcastle University is shown live on the Congregations website for those who may be unable to attend a ceremony in person. Footage of past congregations is available to view online indefinitely. Also, a DVD of each ceremony can be purchased from Achievement TV, priced £25 including postage and packing. You can place an order for the DVD by clicking here. The DVD includes the whole ceremony plus an introduction with views of the city and campus, and can be collected on the day if required. Queries should be directed to Achievement TV.
Our main aim is to create a memorable day for all candidates and guests and to help you celebrate the achievements of someone important to you. Why not make the day extra special and treat your candidate to a gift? The gifts below will not just be a treasured reminder of a day shared together but also of their time at Newcastle University.
This crescent shaped clock is handcrafted from Dartington Crystal. It is engraved with the University crest and 'Graduation 2014' and comes in a silk lined gift box. The clock is 11cm high.
This modern design of this attractive timepiece has been carefully handcrafted in Dartington Crystal. The result is an eye-catching clock that makes a bold style statement. It is engraved with the University crest and 'Graduation 2014' and comes in a silk lined gift box. The clock is 15cm high.
This wine set includes a bottle of Sediba Chenin Blanc and Mayfair Lead Crystal Panel Goblets. The glasses are engraved with the University crest and 'Graduation 2014' and will be delivered in a satin lined presentation box.
This gift set includes a bottle of Laurent Perrier champagne and Mayfair Lead Crystal Champagne Flues. The glasses are engraved with the University crest and 'Graduation 2014' and will be delivered in a satin lined presentation box.
Classic band and signet rings are available in silver, white gold and yellow gold. The rings can be engraved and there is a choice of finishes. Band rings also include the option to add a precious stone to your chosen design. View product details.
Made exclusively for graduates of Newcastle University by Horlogerie Kandahar AG, Interlaken, Switzerland, each individually-crafted watch is personalised with your name, degree and year of your graduation on the dial. View product details.
All of these gifts can be purchased in advance of the ceremonies by clicking on the link next to your chosen item. A full range of university memorabilia is also available from our Union Shop. It could not be easier to order online and have your gift within 4 weeks. Graduation rings are dispatched within 6 - 10 weeks depending on the level of personalisation chosen.
Our webpages provide full information about the ceremonies or you can contact us with any questions which are not answered on our webpages.


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Daily Devotional for Wednesday, August 27th, 2014
"For whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted." Luke 14:11
There are two ways to attain high esteem. One is the world's method: Take every opportunity to promote yourself before others; seize occasions for recognition and manipulate your way into the center of attention. The other way is God's way: Humble yourself. Rather than striving for recognition and influential positions, seek to put others first. Cultivate humility, for it does not come naturally. One of the many paradoxes of the Christian life is that when God sees your genuine humility, He exalts you.
Proverbs 16:18 warns that if we put our efforts_into promoting ourselves, we will be brought down. Jesus told of a man who tried to enhance his own image (Luke 14:7-11). While attending a banquet, he immediately claimed the seat of honor. When the host saw this, he humiliated this man by asking him to move to the least honorable place to make room for a more distinguished guest. Jesus said the wise thing to do is to seek the lowest position and allow others to exalt you if they feel you are worthy.
There is an enormous difference between the way the world honors you and the way God does. Proverbs 25:27 indicates that glory is not legitimate if you seek it yourself. When the world exalts you, you are the one who receives the credit. When God exalts you, others will praise Him for what He has done in your life. If you honor God, He will honor you (1 Sam. 2:30). Strive to humble yourself and bring glory to God. Allow Him to be the One to honor you in the way that pleases Him!
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When I first saw the router pantograph in one website, I thought it would be interesting to make with inexpensive materials. As you can see in the photos, the only expensive part is the router. As in my other projects, I used shelving hardware, 3/4 plyboard strips and some screws. The shorter shelving hardware is 19.5 in. and the longer one is 39 in. The plyboard strip is 18 in. long and the distance between holes is 16 in. The router tray is also 18 in. long with holes 16 in. apart. No new holes were drilled in the shelving hardware since the original holes are spaced just right. The fonts were printed out from a computer. I selected the trial fonts that do not have too sharp angles. Sharp angles and bends do not reproduce well. The trial reduction setting is 50%. The router tray rests flat on the workpiece. I intend to make improvements as I gain more experience in using it. The height of each pivot point as well as the stylus is leveled with the router tray when set flat on the work piece.
-- Ed "Real happiness is one that you share."
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#1 posted 1140 days ago
Very interesting and well done. How smooth is it when doing this. Great post!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
#2 posted 1140 days ago
Great router jig! If you laminate a light wood with a darker wood, like walnut & maple, you can make your letters stand out without painting them. Also, craft stores sell solid wood or plastic letters for crafts that you can use for patterns. If you have a scroll saw, you can print out sample alphabets on regular paper, contact glue them to your a 1/4" board, then cut them out with a scroll saw. They can be used as patterns. Just set your bit lower and use the same pattern for deeper cuts. Your computer will have a lot of different fonts to print out for your patterns. Your router jig could also be used to make pistol grips. Colt .45 auto grips are simple and flat on the back. You're going to find a lot of uses for your new jig.
-- Hal, Tennessee http://www.first285.com
#3 posted 1140 days ago
wow that came out very nice and you saved yourself about $50 even the letters came out well it looks as though they are in 3D. the one on the leftin the last pic.
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#4 posted 1140 days ago
Nice project. The ability to make your own jig gives you the ability to tweak them if you need revisions.
Nice job on the build.
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#5 posted 1140 days ago
looks great! I bet you can do it in one pass cleanly if you do it in solid wood and not hardwood. I run into that problem all the time.
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#6 posted 1140 days ago
Thank you, guys.
Other improvements I mean to undertake is the hold down for the work piece. What I have here is a makeshift system.
Thank you!!!
-- Ed "Real happiness is one that you share."
#7 posted 1139 days ago
I was looking through a users projects and found he had used his bandsaw to make some letters for his son's room. Here's the project: http://lumberjocks.com/projects/40358
They would make great 3D letters for your pantograph if they were mounted on 1/4" hardboard cut to the right width for each letter and you had a holder that had a slot for them to slide in. I bought a Milescraft sign cutter and it was the biggest piece of junk I ever saw. I still use the letters to make signs, but I made a holder that won't wiggle and I don't try to cut the letters, I use them as patterns in my duplicator.
-- Hal, Tennessee http://www.first285.com
#8 posted 1139 days ago
-- Ed "Real happiness is one that you share."
#9 posted 1139 days ago
Hi Ed. Very nice project. it looks like you worked out the process pretty well. I went back to my storage on my workbench and I have the start of one from 15 yrs ago that I never finished. It was done with conduit and I made a plastic base shaped just like yours to hold the router. I may just finish that now!! Thanks for the inspiration…........Jim
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!
#10 posted 1138 days ago
Thanks Jim,
-- Ed "Real happiness is one that you share."
#11 posted 1138 days ago
Very good. Interesting & simple performance of pantorouter. All ingenious is simple
-- Vladimir Ukraine http://archiwood.com.ua/ http://www.architector.dp.ua/
#12 posted 1138 days ago
Wow! Fantastic idea Ed..with a little more innovation shop signs can now be DIYed in your woodshop without the need of expensive cnc machines. If you add borders or frame designs around the letters with varying depth the result will be awesome. Please try using hardwoods and post again some pictures of the result.
Thanks for posting.
-- My Master is Mankind's Greatest Carpenter.
#13 posted 1135 days ago
Thank you, Guys,
Armand, Good suggestions. At this point I am still experimenting with it and figuring out how to improve it. I will surely try out your suggestions.
-- Ed "Real happiness is one that you share."
#14 posted 1121 days ago
Amazing jig. Congratulations and thanks.
-- Jiri
#15 posted 1120 days ago
Thank you Jiri, I made some improvements on that pantograph please see below:
-- Ed "Real happiness is one that you share."
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Thank you for all the well wishes, means a lot. My ribs are a bit sore. Feel like I've been hit by a bus...
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The Leica X3 concept from Swedish-based designer Vincent Sall presents a camera for the legions of photographers whose main weapon of choice is the smartphone. It marries the best features of both the digital camera and camera phone, packaged in a design the size of a lens … READ MORE
Leica X2 White Limited Edition Camera for Daimaru Shinsaibashi Leica
Japanese's love affair for everything Leica continues this week with the opening of Daimaru Shinsaibashi Leica, a shop-in-shop retail experience within Osaka's Daimaru Department Store. To celebrate the special occasion and to coincide White Day, the camera maker created the Leica X2 White limited edition. Based on … READ MORE
Leica M-E Entry-Level Digital Rangefinder Camera – With Full-Frame Image Sensor
In addition to its upcoming flagship digital rangefinder, dubbed the Leica M, Leica has also taken the covers off the M-E, an entry level M-series model that appears to be a stripped down version of the Leica M9. It packs an 18-megapixel full-frame CCD sensor, an ISO … READ MORE
Leica M Digital Rangefinder Camera – With Full-Frame Image Sensor
The Leica M, unveiled as the successor to the brand's M9 model, is the first Leica to feature a 24-megapixel full-frame CMOS image sensor, capable of a sensitivity range of IS0 200 to 6,400 (expandable to 100). The Leica M keeps the classic M-series styling but is now … READ MORE