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Advanced Course of Italian Pastry, 11th edition opening 2012 ALMA Academic year
The 11th edition of ALMA Advanced Course of Italian Pastry opened the academic year 2012, with 40 students who decided to face a 7-month program and obtain a certificate of Professional Pastry Cook. The course was splitted into two sections, in order to assure every student the same high teaching standard.
The President of ALMA Albino Ivardi Ganapini joined the presentation and reminded the students that the course will give them a chance to work with some of the most important Masters of Italian pastry. Which therefore represents a unique opportunity to become professionals and a lifetime experience.
ALMA Pastry course is structured on two different parts as follows: an in-school program of 15 weeks at ALMA Headquarters in Colorno (Parma), including over 500 hours of lessons, training sessions and field trips, and an internship of 15 weeks at a most renowned pastry shop or laboratory in Italy.
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Wealthy districts with parents who have the wherewithal to put their kids in position to succeed typically look successful in the state's accountability grading. Meanwhile, urban school systems where poverty is rampant most often appear to flounder.
In the past, some Anderson school officials, particularly ACS board trustees, have hidden behind this grading disparity. Essentially, they'd given up on the idea of success.
But the current school board and administration are not making excuses. Instead they're focusing on solutions.
ACS has scored poorly the past two years in state evaluations, "earning" a D letter grade. Anderson High School and Highland Middle School, in particular, have looked bad. AHS received Ds in 2012 and 2013, and Highland got an F in 2012 and a D last year.
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Anderson High Principal Terry Thompson revealed that teacher-led teams would address a variety of issues, including the school's leadership, learning environment, culture, curriculum and time management. He emphasized that the improvement plan would be entirely teacher-driven.
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A tall, caucasian girl, usually very pretty. A girl who is surrounded by many friends, but only calls a few her best. Very smart, usually has very stupid best friends. Secretly hates many people around her. Gives great advice, although not many are smart enough to take it. Very polite, and dignified.
"oh, you're friends with chessie?"
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A truly unique person! Often looked up to and idolized. Great taste in clothing styles and music! Funny and entertaining without being mean to others. A great friend to others.
I know I can always depend on Chessie.
Chessie is so cool, I want to be more like her!
Chessie is so cool, I want to be more like her!
by toodldo_4julie November 17, 2008
A girl who is naturally blonde, but often dyes her hair different colors. She is usually shy but has plenty of friends. She listens to great music, and plays guitar or bass. loves skinny jeans.
chessie is sooooo cool!
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If you were to open up a restaurant serving western/continental cuisines at an awkwardly outstanding position, situated directly opposite the Bomba (fire and rescue station), what will you name your restaurant?
For some Kuching folks, they named it..
BOMBASTIC Cafe.
Got it? Opposite the Bomba station there is the Bombastic Cafe. Right.
I was really, really privileged being invited by Georgette to a food sampling/review session of the Bombastic Café. The owner of the place suddenly felt the urge to increase the public attention, thus engaging themselves in local food reviews. I have never actually done food sampling or reviews before. I describe all those previous food entries on this blog as records, more like food journal entries, rather than food reviews. None of those entries were official, and most of them I did without paying much attention on the food I was chowing down.
However, this time it was different.
Why? For the first time, I had so much food laid in front of me. Yes, and the plates and bowls kept popping out from the kitchen non-stop all the way. The table was already full, and still, the food kept on coming and coming. Gosh.. think of the kids in Africa…
Here are some of the highlights of the food that I had that evening. I did not record down the names of the dishes, but I shall call them in accordance to general food terminology.
Let's start with something lighter...
GARLIC BREAD with Sausages
BAKED BREAD with Peanut Butter and Condensed Milk
The Main Dishes
FISH and CHIPS
CHICKEN CHOP with Cheese and Ham
The restaurant did a good job in blending western and asian food together, serving a wide variety of dishes under one restaurant. The main influence of the asian fusion would be Hong Kong food, prominently the dim sum based and baked dishes. This indeed is something quite rare and new in Kuching, since most places would either serve pure Chinese Food (with a little bit of local preference accent) or solely western (full European menu) style only. I strongly believe that the restaurant is trying to fit in the increasing local demand for Western Style dine out, but at the same time introducing the trendy and current trend of Hong Kong dishes which are already made popular over in West Malaysia.
All in all, I find the presentation of the food rather dull and cheap to some extend. Using mixed vegetables (carrot chops, corn kernels and green peas) as garnishing in almost every plate portrays the use of cheap frozen food, which may seem colorful, but uninteresting. The choice of chips or French fries, was of the lowest grade available on the market. It is alright if they do not produce their own-made fries, but purchasing the cheapest readily available fries of the market and placing them alongside the main dishes tell a lot about the preparation and food itself. For weird reasons, the mushroom sauce tasted more like cream of mushroom, similar to a ready-mix-just add-hot-water-soup, rather than a sauce. Of course, I am not expecting much from the minor details as mentioned, but these minor details can be a major turn off if they were completely overlooked.
Thirsty?? Pick a glass. Pick a color.
After sampling all the food, I have to say, I would say the food tasted quite ok. I find nothing particularly outstanding, though nothing much to complain about either. There is however, a lot to improve on, which I believe would be the same wherever you dine in. I would not say too much about the place and the food, I am just giving an overall picture of what to be expected from a blogger's point of view (aheeemm..) I do think that the place is worth checking out, and you will have to discover the details yourself. Like any normal restaurants, there will be things you like as well as things you dislike.
This was indeed a new experience for me. My stomach was so full it felt like I have just swallowed a hippopotamus. Of course we did not finish off everything, all we had was a little of this and that. The important part was tasting/sampling, not finishing the food !! And the fact that the food kept on coming was truly amazing, and I wonder if the speed of the food preparation would be the same on normal circumstances. I was overwhelmed, who would not be, having tasted virtually ALL of the food listed on the menu??
Me, Georgette and Fariah went off to scoops for desert (like we were not full enough) and chilled out for the rest of the night. Of course, I managed to get everyone to cam-whore for this blog. Muahahahahahaaa
GEORGETTE and ME
I have Georgette to thank for. This definitely is not something one could get everyday, and now I can tell people that, I have tasted everything at Bombastic Café !!


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Mayor Michael A. Nutter celebrates the awarding of a HUD $30 million Choice Neighborhoods grant for Philadelphia.
On June 30 the US Department of Housing and Urban Development announced that Philadelphia has been awarded a $30 million Choice Neighborhoods grant. The grant will support the implementation of the Choice Neighborhoods Transformation Plan, a comprehensive affordable housing and economic development strategy to transform North Central Philadelphia from a struggling community to a vibrant, sustainable neighborhood. Accepting the grant for the City, Mayor Michael A. Nutter said, "This grant is critical to our comprehensive revitalization strategy – it will help us to address many of the serious challenges facing this community: poverty, unemployment, poor educational attainment and decreased opportunities for residents."
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It's been a while since I've put out a "Pioneer Series," so without further ado, here is the latest MMA Pioneer history lesson....
What is it about Mixed Martial Arts that makes it such an exciting and entertaining sport? Surely it must be a combination of numerous variables... The unpredictability of outcome? Definitely. The intricacies of Jujitsu? Surely. The power and devastation of Muay Thai? Without question. The outright control imposed by Wrestling? Check. The opportunity for improvisation and creativity? Bingo....
I am sure that I am not alone in my feeling that MMA is the culmination of thousands of years of Martial Arts development and evolution. As such, in order to fully appreciate modern combatives, it is important that we all take the time to understand just how much time and effort has gone into allowing us to reach this point.
With that, I would like to take everyone back to the 2nd of December, 1931, Noda City in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. On that day, a true martial arts Legend was born. His name is Masaaki Hatsumi (born Yoshiaki Hatsumi).
At the age of 7, young Hatsumi began his training in the ways of martial arts. His first experience was sparring with his father's biwa wood sword. Masaaki was immediately hooked. Exhibiting the passion and determination of a modern day mixed martial artists, he studied everything everything he could, including Judo, Kendo, Karate, Aikido, Okinowan Karate (Zen-Bei Butokukai) and Jukendo (rifle and bayonet combat).
By the time he was 20 years old he had obtained the rank of 4th degree black belt in Judo. At that time (1951) it was extremely rare for such a young student to obtain such a high ranking. His dedication and perseverance were evident as he was continually tested against much older and bigger opponents.
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After the war (WWII) years, he took a break from martial arts for awhile. As a teenager, he was eager to experience new things. In an effort to broaden his horizons, he took up western style boxing, played soccer, and worked hard on academic studies. After graduating high school, he attended the Department of Literature at Meiji University in Tokyo, majoring in theater studies, and also the Department of Reposition at the Advanced Acupuncture and Mixibustion Medical School located in Yotsuya. He eventually graduated from Meiji University in Tokyo, with a major in theater studies, and osteopathic medicine (bone doctor). He would later return to Nado City and open a bone clinic (his practice continued on a steady basis until about 1990 when his travel and movie schedule seemed to take over all his time).
Missing the dojo world of training he so loved as a youth, he again returned to martial arts. He kept looking for something; he was not sure what it was but it seemed to be missing.
Hatsumi had trained in boxing and several different Japanese martial arts, earning several teaching certifications. He practiced Judô (4th Dan), Karate, Aikidô, and Kendô. After some time he realized that all of these martial arts were teaching Kata, or forms, and not true martial art skills. In search of a "true" martial art be began studying various schools of Kobudô (ancient martial arts).
While teaching various martial arts to some U.S. soldiers stationed in Japan he noticed that the larger and stronger Americans had an advantage in battles when using the same techniques. As a result, he began to question the legitimacy of modern martial arts training, and started to search for an art where students of equal skill truly were equals, even if the other one was more muscular.
One of Hatsumi's Koryû teachers told him that if he wanted to learn real Budô (or Kobudo), he needed to learn from Toshitsugu Takamatsu. This same instructor introduced Hatsumi to Takamatsu Sensei.
Master Takamatsu via www.katahodojo.com
Master Toshigatsu Takamatsu, was the last of the true Shinobi (Ninja). In March 1957 or '58, Hatsumi became a student of Toshisugu who was a grandmaster of several different Kobudô martial arts. During his first meeting, and training session, with Takamatsu Sensei, Hatsumi had realized that he had finally found someone that could teach true martial art skills. During that initial meeting, Takamatsu Sensei handed Hatsumi the Togakure Ryû Ninpô Taijutsu scrolls. For the next 15 years, Hatsumi traveled to Kashiwabara City, Nara Prefecture to train with Takamatsu Sensei.
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Takamatsu via sandiegomartialarts.com
Hatsumi had stated that even though he didn't see his instructor often, Takamatsu would always know what he was practicing. Takamatsu would write a letter to Hatsumi every 2 days, discussing his view on many different martial arts topics and techniques.
Master Takamatsu took Masaaki under his wing for the last 15 years of his life, teaching him the Nine secret traditions of Ninjitsu and passed them on to him as the sole heir. Today these studies have become known of as the Bujinkan Dojo.
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Hatsumi Sensei chose the name Bujinkan Dôjô (Divine Warrior Training Hall) for the name of his school and system, though for many years, this "system" of skills was referred to as Bujinkan Ninjutsu. This was based on the fact that Togakure Ryû Ninjutsu was the "original" style of martial art that, over a several hundred year period, eight (8) other Ryû, or styles, were later added. Hatsumi has since changed the name to Bujinkan Budô Taijutsu, to reflect the overall emphasis in the Budô, in comparison to Ninjutsu, content of most of the nine Ryû.
Masaaki Hatsumi focuses the training of Bujinkan on the "feeling" of technique, or perhaps more accurately, what he terms the feeling of real situations. Hatsumi has a non-standoffish teaching approach, leading Black Belt Magazine to call him "wild, funny, unpredictable, anda cross between Charlie Chaplin and Obi-Wan Kenobi."
While technical knowledge of an art is considered important, the direction of this feeling-based approach guides the practitioner towards a "natural understanding" of what links various martial lineages as well as what is most effective in real situations. Additionally, Bujinkan students do not participate in martial art tournaments, as it is Hatsumi's belief that martial arts are not about winning or losing, but about surviving.
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The following are among Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi's many accomplishments:
The nine (9) Ryû that Hatsumi Sensei is the current Sôke.
Thirty-Forth (34th) Sôke of Togakure RyûNinpô Happô Bikenjutsu
Twenty-Eighth (28th) Sôke of Gyokko Ryû Kosshijutsu
Twenty-eighth (28th) Sôke of Kukishin RyûHappô Bikenjutsu Taijutsu
Twenty-sixth (26th) Sôke of Shinden Fudô RyûDaken Taijutsu
Twenty-first (21st) Sôke of Gyokushin Ryû Ninpô
Eighteenth (18th) Sôke of Kotô Ryû Koppôjutsu
Eighteenth (18th) Sôke of Gikan Ryû Koppôjutsu
Seventeenth (17th) Sôke of Takagi Yoshin Ryû Jutaijutsu
Fourteenth (14th) Sôke of Kumogakure Ryû Ninpô
- Masaaki Hatsumi, Unarmed Fighting Techniques of the Samurai(2008), Kodansha International, ISBN 978-4-7700-3059-7
- Masaaki Hatsumi, Japanese Sword Fighting(2006), Kodansha International, ISBN 978-4-7700-2198-4
- Masaaki Hatsumi, Advanced Stick Fighting(2005), Kodansha International, ISBN 978-4-7700-2996-6
- Masaaki Hatsumi, The Way of the Ninja(2004), Kodansha International, ISBN 978-4-7700-2805-1
- Masaaki Hatsumi and Quintin Chambers, Stick Fighting(1981), Kodansha International, ISBN 978-0-87011-475-5
- Wolfgang Ettig: Takamatsu Toshitsugu. The Last Shinobi. 2006, ISBN 3-924862-10-9
- Masaaki Hatsumi, Essence of Ninjutsu. The Nine Traditions 1988, Contemporary Books, ISBN 0-8092-4724-0
Grandmaster Hatsumi is the author of 40+ video tapes on the art of Ninjutsu. He has been featured in almost every magazine relating to this subject in Japan, and throughout the entire world. He has authored countless magazine and newspaper articles on Ninjutsu and on living a productive life. He wrote, directed and acted in 50 episodes of a television series called 'Jiraya' which was the number one watched kid's program in Japan. He is now what is called a historiographer of martial arts for various plays and movies, acting as a consultant to ensure that what is being portrayed is done correctly based on true history.
He is a past President of the Writers Guild of Japan. He is sought out as a speaker and television personality in Japan. He is an accomplished musician and singer who plays guitar and yukelale. The walls of his home display an elaborate collection of signed photos from presidents and leaders of many countries around the world, along with awards, certificates, and honorary degrees from some of the most elite organizations in the world. Among them are Honorary Doctorate degrees from the USA in Human Sciences and Philosophy, Honorary Texas Ranger, Title of Knighthood from Germany, Blackbelt Magazine's Instructor of the Year, and Honorable Citizenship from the state of Texas and cities of Los Angeles, California; Atlanta, Georgia; Dublin, Ireland; etc.. In 2000 Soke was awarded Japan's highest honor, the Cultural Award, by the Emperor of Japan for his worldwide martial arts contributions. The list is long and grows every month as he travels around the world teaching at international Tai Kai events hosted by senior Bujinkan students in their countries.
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The Erie Housing Authority is considering a ban on smoking in all of its 14 public housing neighborhoods. Before making any decisions, they asked residents of public housing what they think about the idea. The smoking question was part of an annual safety survey mailed to about 2,000 tenants.
"We didn't know what to expect," said authority executive director, John Horan. One of the questions asked was if anyone in the household smokes. Of the 1,000 surveys returned 31% say they do have a smoker in the house. Opinions on a ban were split 50-50.
Horan says, because of health concerns, the federal department of Housing and Urban Development is pushing for the ban, but there is no legislation requiring it. Of the 3200 public housing authorities nationwide, only a handful have put a ban in place. The Erie Housing Authority expects to make a decision sometime in the next year, but say the issue is not a high priority. They could decide to take no action, ban smoking in common areas, or ban it all together.


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Chocolate is the heart's best medicine? Dark not milk. Eat it everyday but don't go overboard. Organic or not?
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"Teddy Kennedy's 1965 Immigration Act was expressly designed to change the ethnic composition of America" OMG, someone has the courage at last to speak the truth! Bravo! "By now no one even tries to disagree" Poor Bush 1 was the last Republican candidate with the guts to run against all the multiculturalist drivel that was force-fed to Americans (especially school kids and university kids!) since the takeover of the universities by the left in the 1960s and '70s. George W. Bush's 2nd greatest sin was to campaign (with pride) for the presidency of the United States in SPANISH. His greatest sin, of course, was all the post-9/11 drivel about Islam being the "religion of peace." Sheer ignorance and idiocy.


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In the past, I have only associated miso paste with making tofu miso soup. However, I have learned that miso paste has greater use than just making soup. Due to its potent salty and savoury taste, it is versatile enough to be used as a marinate as well as to amp up the savouriness in my vegan mac 'n' cheese.
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A man paralyzed from the waist down by a previous shooting gets into a gun battle with the armed robbers during an early morning home invasion in south Fulton County.According to a spokesperson to the Fulton County Police Department, three men entered the back of a home on Greenwood Trace. The men, armed with guns, confronted the 40-year-old wheelchair-bound homeowner and demand cash and valuables.
The victim, 39-year-old Dennis Thomas, spoke with FOX 5 News by phone from his hospital bed at Grady Memorial Hospital. He says he was asleep when the gunman entered his home. He says he sleeps with a loaded gun under his pillow and used it when armed robbers confronted him.
"He said, 'Roll over. I'm like, 'Man, I'm in a wheelchair. Come on.' When I rolled over, I hide my gun under my pillow. He started shooting, I started shooting too," said Thomas.Police say Thomas was shot three times during the exchange of gunfire. He's expected to be OK.His uncle, Frank Johnson, who lives with Thomas, ran for cover when he heard the shots ring out. He tells FOX 5 News he hid in a closet until the shooting stop.Thomas told police he thinks he may have shot at least one of the suspects. They have alerted area hospitals to keep an eye out for gunshot wound victims.Police believe the suspects had a getaway car parked nearby, but didn't get a description of it.The incident is still under investigation.
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A team of researchers from Old Dominion University's engineering and education colleges has received a $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to design a microcontroller training system that is especially well-suited to distance learning students and programs.
The project aims to make affordable technology-related courses and activities available to students who do not have ready access to the training they need to qualify for high-tech jobs. Blue Ridge Community College in Augusta County north of Staunton and Olympic College, a community college in Bremerton, Wash., will be involved in the project together with ODU.
Steve Hsiung, associate professor of engineering technology in ODU's Frank Batten College of Engineering and Technology, is the principal investigator for the 30-month grant. Co-principal investigators are John Hackworth, associate professor of engineering technology; Cheng Lin, associate professor of engineering technology; and John Ritz, chair of the Department of Occupational and Technical Studies in ODU's Darden College of Education.
Oktay Baysal, dean of engineering and technology, praised his faculty members, as well as the inter-college collaboration behind the grant. "Our engineering and education alliance works," he said. Gary Crossman, chair of the Department of Engineering Technology, which has been involved in distance learning for almost 20 years, said, "This project can pave the way for hands-on opportunities for distance students."
Hsiung gave Ritz credit for mentoring the engineering professors during the development of the proposal. "Professor Ritz brought NSF funding success to the project, as well as experience in working with community colleges on advanced technology education in distance learning," he said.
Microcontrollers have become ubiquitous helpers in our advanced civilization. They are compact, single-purpose computers that are embedded in electrical devices and systems to control operations, such as the on-off and temperature settings of ovens, the remote control of television sets or features of cell phones. Even today's automobile mechanics must work with the microcontrollers that control fuel mix and spark plug timing for engines.
Because microcontrollers are so important to our high-tech world, demand is high for workers trained to design them and put them to use. But many people who want the training cannot take time away from work or families to enroll in engineering technology programs on university campuses. According to the grant proposal, a large pool of potential students stands to gain access to microcontroller training via distance-learning programs. In such situations, instruction is sent digitally from a university such as ODU to a remote site such as a community college in Washington State.
The researchers have addressed in their grant not only the need for distance-learning programs, but also the fundamental difficulties educators have encountered in teaching high-tech material online. "The intent of this project is to improve and overcome the obstacles in digital, microprocessor/microcontroller-related courses offered in a distance-learning format," said the researchers' proposal.
Most engineering technology students cannot get all of the instructional support they need from the virtual laboratories and non-interactive lectures that are staples of distance learning. "Without letting students actually build the circuits and test their designed software on real hardware set-ups, it is very hard to really understand the course materials," the proposal said. The major aims of the grant are to develop microcontroller prototype hardware and software and instructional materials needed to support the teaching of related concepts. Individual laboratory activities also will be developed to reinforce student learning and skills in programming concepts.
"Without a common training system platform, it has been increasingly difficult for teachers to guide and assist students in troubleshooting their circuits/systems and give them proper suggestions or answers to their problems in a remote environment," the proposal states.
The researchers assert that an engineering technology instructor in distance learning programs spends about triple the time assisting students with on-line laboratory work compared with assisting students on campus.
To improve efficiency and lower the cost of this distance education, the researchers will design a pilot program in which students will buy their own $35 Microchip PIC microcontroller on which they can do experiments. This low cost programming device has been used in with success over the last several years in courses taught on the ODU campus.
Customized, inexpensive course materials also will be produced and be stored on a dedicated server for downloading as needed. Seminars will be held to help remote-site staff members understand and buy into the system. Because instructors and students, both at the main campus site and at remote sites are all on the same page, so to speak, the experience for remote students will be more "hands-on," according to the researchers.
During the first phase of the grant, the distance-learning system will be developed and implemented for students at the two community colleges. Evaluation of how well the system is working also will be in phase one. During phase two, the researchers will hone the program and probably expand it. The grant proposal suggests that the basic system format eventually can be used for numerous technology courses.
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All good things, such as springlike weather in January, must come to an end. A storm is expected to drop temperatures and showers across Arizona, beginning late Wednesday.
In the Valley, the forecast precipitation totals are in the range of two-tenths of an inch and lower, the National Weather Service said. The higher elevations could see a half-inch by the time the storm departs early Friday.
Because this low-pressure system will be tapping moisture from the warm tropics, snow levels should remain fairly high: 9,000 feet on Wednesday night, falling to 8,000 feet by Friday.
Thursday is expected to be the most active day for precipitation.
Daytime highs at the end of the work week should drop into the low 70s, which still is slightly above normal for this time of year.
For more than a week, temperatures have been hovering at a level more suitable for late March. Today's official high for the Valley was 80 degrees; it marked the first time in 2009 the mercury reached that level. That reading was 12 degrees warmer than normal, but four short of the record set in 1950.
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6Surprise, Chris Brown Is Still A Bad Person!
He also got this big ol' lion tattooed right on his throat last week, right next to his creepy lady tattoo. He tweeted that picture, along with the caption "symbol of Christ and Freedom!" Theory: in his mind, Chris is Jesus and Rihanna is a beaten face. Valid?
Oh, but that thing about Chris being a bad person still. Yeah, that's true. We can tell because a few days ago he called one of his fans a f-ggot.
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On Friday night Los Angeles resident Lucas Peter was at the Arclight movie theater in Hollywood when he spotted Chris and his entourage and approached him to ask for an autograph — but Lucas was taken off guard by Chris' reaction.
"The movie let out and I saw Chris come out the front door, sort of semi-running. I approached Chris and asked him to sign my CD cover," Lucas told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.
"His bodyguard stopped me and said Chris wouldn't be signing, so I told him Rihanna signs all the time. That's when Chris stopped in the garage by the parking pay stand and yelled 'f-ggot' at me."
Lucas, who is an openly gay man, admits getting angry at Chris' ignorance and attacking him back by calling him a "wife beater."
"I walked over to where Chris was getting in the elevator and called him a wife beater and asked him if he was going to beat Rihanna again," Lucas said. "Chris said, 'I beat p-ssy' and then his bodyguard tried to scare me by saying, 'And I beat men.'"
According to Lucas, Chris took off with his bodyguard — and one less fan.
You know, I can understand how celebrities could get a little irritated with all the attention and paparazzi and all, but if one single dude wants an autograph, would it really kill you to just give it to him? You just have to say "hey" and scribble on some paper, that's it, and in doing that, you'll have made someone's whole night. Would that really be so taxing?
As for the rest, the name-calling and the "I beat p-ssy" comment, that's just classic Chris Brown. It's not disappointing on that level, because it's just so expected, but it's disappointing on a bigger level, like on a "oh, great, this is the way the world is sometimes" level.
Chris doesn't even deserve to have that majestic lion on his throat.
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How much money does this douchebag have? Can he not afford to go to tattoo artists that AREN'T located above convenience stores? What a god awful tattoo.
it looks so bloody wonky and awful.
He's a Majestic Douchebag!
Took the words right out of my mouth! He sucks Rhianna sucks and they both deserve each other!
Ron Perlman's gonna be pissed.
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With the half way mark of the season passing us by, it is down to four to fight it out.
Maryborough would appear to be out of the race and would be looking at developing their juniors in anticipation for the 2010 season. Having picked up some quality recruits and hosting some improving juniors, it was always going to be hard to replace the players that were missing from the 2008 team. With learning and developing being the priority, we should see some closely contested games as the season tapers off. Mickelo, Walker, Hannam, Sheehan and the O'brien boys have been the consistent performers so far.
Bay Power started the season as the bolters of the competition, only to come to a crashing thud as sides treated them as true threats to the mantle. Possibly just lacking the depth of the three teams above them, their quality players match any other side in the competition. They started the season with 3 wins in four games and have only beaten Maryborough since then. Coach Charlie Johnstone will be searching for another four wins to cement a finals position but will keeping an eye on the first week of the finals and what he needs to do for that week. The Krohn boys, Neshoda, Blackwell and Hamilton will need more assistance to take the next step
Across The Waves can consider themselves the unlucky team so far this season. The ladder tells us that they have lost four games this season but three of them have been by less than a kick and could have been different stories. Proven performers, being last years Premiers, there would be no pushing the panic button yet with a top two position being the only aim. Possibly the quickest side in the comp, they would be looking at the big fella's to stand up in the second part of the year. Power has been outstanding, along with Blair, Orr and the ever youthful Stone
The Bombers would be packing away all their ladders and mirrors and hoping that some luck will go their way for a different reason. They have been ravaged by injury and a number of them serious. Considering the fact that they are sitting in second spot with all the injuries would be pleasing to their new coach Corey Goldie. With quality users of the ball and some experienced campaigners, they will be just starting to look towards the run home. Neshoda, Lavey, McConnel and leading goal kicker Goldie have been the leaders on the paddock and will be looking forward to the return of more of their team mates.
Brothers would be happy with their start to the season with only a loss to the Bay Power boys up to the half way mark. Riding on the back of their youth, their energy has allowed the Brothers to win the close games and set themselves up for the run home. Winning their home games in the second half of the year will almost certainly see them qualify in the top two and cement the double chance. The late addition of leading goal kicker contender Jenner has straightened the boys up and given them direction. Dempsey, Goldsmith and Steemson provide the youth to add to Sheehan and Modra's experience.
Good luck to all for the second half of the season!!
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PHILADELPHIA -- A year ago Nick Foles was battling dynamic veteran Michael Vick and rookie Matt Barkley for the Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterback job under new head coach Chip Kelly.
This year there is no real competition. After earning the third highest passer rating in NFL history (119.2) and becoming the MVP of the Pro Bowl, Foles is the undisputed starter for the Eagles. Not coincidentally, Vick is now with the New York Jets.
And, according to Kelly, Foles could be even better this year, based on the quarterback's obvious improvement just in OTA and minicamp.
"Just a better command and an understanding of what's going on," Kelly said of Foles Tuesday. "You know, lining guys up. Coaches were lining everybody up last year, but now Nick has really got a great command of what we are doing offensively, and you can just see it.
"There's a lot more confidence in how he's playing and now it's just a matter of refining the little things for him -- footwork, hand offs, carrying off fakes. Not the minor details; they are really major details, but he's not worried with where he's going with the ball."
In fact, Kelly says the whole offense is much more advanced than it was last year, his rookie season in the NFL after wearing out college scoreboards with his high-scoring offenses at Oregon.
"Yeah, it's a lot different," he said. "(I) spent a lot of time in our first year explaining what we were doing, why we were doing it. Now it's more of the older guys grabbing the younger guys and saying, 'Hey, this is where we're going and this is what's going on and this is the reason we are going to do it' so we don't have to spend as much time on that stuff."
Last year at this time, there were questions as to whether Kelly's fast-paced, wide-open football would work in the NFL. Now, after the Eagles scored 442 points and won the NFC East Division title with a 10-6 record, the only question left is, will this team get in the next Super Bowl?
Kelly was asked how he evaluates and coaches the kind of quarterback it takes to run the Eagles' fast-break offense.
"We focus on everything, there's not one thing that we look for and say, 'You know, he has a quick release but it's OK, he doesn't have a very strong arm.'
"I think you want the whole package in terms of what you're looking for. You don't look at one and say, 'Hey, we'll take this over this.' I think it's a combination of how accurate a thrower he is. I'm not going to say, 'Hey, I want to take this guy, he can get it out of his hands really quick but he's inaccurate when he throws the football.'
"There's a lot more that goes into it than one thing," Kelly added.
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Emma's Law is headed to the full state House of Representatives following a unanimous House Judiciary Committee vote that didn't come without some friction.
The bill would install ignition interlock devices in the vehicles of repeat offenders and first time offenders with certain blood-alcohol content levels.
At issue was an amendment that came from Rep. Todd Rutherford (D-District 74).
The proposal would allow first time offenders to plead guilty, pay $300, and get an ignition interlock device, but have that record expunged after three years of no more DUI offenses. The measure voted down in an 11-11 tie.
"It has no chance as a separate bill, all they did, they were mad because I came up with the idea and what they did was kill more people. There's nothing that this current bill does that's going to save Josiah life, Emma's life, they don't know that, but I do, because if you look back at the facts what we needed was more people on interlock devices, not less," said Rutherford.
Stakeholders say allowing current offenders to take advantage of the change, went too far.
"Mr. Rutherford had some good ideas, but went -- as usual -- a whole lot beyond what had been discussed and had been approved of, so I'm very happy the amendment did not make it," said Laura Hudson, executive director of the South Carolina Crime Victims Council.
There were more amendments to the measure -- items stakeholders could live with that included cleaning up some of the technical language in the appeals process and what happens to driver who are convicted of DUI but refuse a breathalyzer test.
Just last week, the bill passed the House Criminal Laws Subcommittee with some changes. One change in particular riled some supporters of the bill -- changing the BAC level for first time offenders from .12 to .15.
The bill is named after 6-year-old Emma Longstreet, a Midlands child killed in a DUI crash back in 2012.
Emma's father, David Longstreet, has led the charge on this bill for several months.
Supporters know the fight is not over, and there are still likely changes to come. David is asking those supporters to continue calling legislators.
"It's still able to get better, so if the people want to speak out and they don't want .15, they still have a right," said David.
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Tokenization of raw text is a standard pre-processing step for many NLP tasks. For English, tokenization usually involves punctuation splitting and separation of some affixes like possessives. Other languages require more extensive token pre-processing, which is usually called segmentation.
The Stanford Word Segmenter currently supports Arabic and Chinese. The provided segmentation schemes have been found to work well for a variety of applications.
The system requires Java 1.6+ to be installed. We recommend at least 1G of memory for documents that contain long sentences. For files with shorter sentences (e.g., 20 tokens), decrease the memory requirement by changing the option
java -mx1g in the run scripts.
Arabic is a root-and-template language with abundant bound morphemes. These morphemes include possessives, pronouns, and discourse connectives. Segmenting bound morphemes reduces lexical sparsity and simplifies syntactic analysis.
The Arabic segmenter model processes raw text according to the Penn Arabic Treebank 3 (ATB) standard. It is an implementation of the segmenter described in:
Will Monroe, Spence Green, and Christopher D. Manning. 2014. Word Segmentation of Informal Arabic with Domain Adaptation. To appear in ACL.
Chinese is standardly written without spaces between words (as are some other languages). This software will split Chinese text into a sequence of words, defined according to some word segmentation standard. It is a Java implementation of the CRF-based Chinese Word Segmenter described in:
Huihsin Tseng, Pichuan Chang, Galen Andrew, Daniel Jurafsky and Christopher Manning. 2005. A Conditional Random Field Word Segmenter. In Fourth SIGHAN Workshop on Chinese Language Processing.
Two models with two different segmentation standards are included: Chinese Penn Treebank standard and Peking University standard.
On May 21, 2008, we released a version that makes use of lexicon features. With external lexicon features, the segmenter segments more consistently and also achieves higher F measure when we train and test on the bakeoff data. This version is close to the CRF-Lex segmenter described in:
Pi-Chuan Chang, Michel Galley and Chris Manning. 2008. Optimizing Chinese Word Segmentation for Machine Translation Performance. In WMT.The older version (2006-05-11) without using external lexicon features will still be available for download, but we do recommend using the latest version.
Another new feature of the latest release is that the segmenter can now output k-best segmentations. An example of how to train the segmenter is now also available.
The segmenter is available for download, licensed under the GNU General Public License (v2 or later). Source is included. The package includes components for command-line invocation and a Java API. The segmenter code is dual licensed (in a similar manner to MySQL, etc.). Open source licensing is under the full GPL, which allows many free uses. For distributors of proprietary software, commercial licensing is available. If you don't need a commercial license, but would like to support maintenance of these tools, we welcome gift funding.
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These ?Persians in Pajamas? with their short, plush fur and wide-eyed, innocent expression have a distinctive teddy-bear look.Description:Exotic Shorthair breeders are very exacting about the length and texture of their cat?s short, dense, plush coat. If the guard hairs art to long, the coat will drape down; this is not desirable. There should be an abundance of undercoat. The cat should be firm in flesh, not fat, and well-balanced physically and temperamentally, giving the impression of robust power. The cobby body is well-rounded; the boning is sturdy, large and in proportion to the body. The muscles are firm and well-developed. The back should be short and level. Its tail should be short yet in proportion to the body and should be carried without a curve at an angle lower than the back, but not trailed when walking. In front view, forelegs should be short straight.
The Exotic Shorthair is a man-made breed, the result of selective breeding programs to produce a Persian type without the long hair. This attempt started in the 1960s and was greeted with screams of outrage from some Persian breeders. Ultimately, though perseverance, Exotic Shorthairs were recognized for championship competition and have delighted fanciers ever since. To obtain the shorthair characteristics, another breed had to be crossed with the Persians; most Exotic Shorthair breeders selected the American Shorthair. Burmese and British Shorthairs were also used, but since 1968 these two breeds have not been allowed as outcrosses. Many early Exotics did not have good Persian type, but today?s Exotics have exquisite Persian type as well as the Persian?s mellow disposition.
The Exotic temperament is very sweet and lovable. They are calm cats who spend a fair amount of time sleeping and playing when they are not eating. Though their curiosity is fully intact, they seldom run, jump or climb. They can have a surge of energy and suddenly romp like a kitten, but for the most part they are content with a very quiet life. The Exotics are a very quiet cats and are well suited to apartment or city life where less vocal cats are appreciated.
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There is another well developed limestone crag above the town of Canal Flats; Mount Sabine
Guides with the Icefall Brook Lodge have developed a crag called Tivoli.
Last, but not least, of my examples is the long bolted 5.7 on the Takakkaw Falls Wall.
Back in the 1970's, the first ascent of Takakkaw Falls was big news (Yoho NP). Nearby, there are commonly climbed frozen waterfalls above the town of Field, BC. Above Highway 93, in Kootenay National Park are the famous pillars found on the Stanley Headwall. The ice flow draped gorge of Icefall Brook might be as good or better than anything else. However, using helicopters is necessary to get there in winter.
The 11,000ers of the Canadian Rockies, by Bill Corbet, 2009. This book has the most recent information for the standard routes for the biggest mountains in the Canadian Rockies.
Selected Alpine Climbs in the Canadian Rockies, by Sean M Dougherty, 1991. This book has the basics for the serious climber's tick list, including the most notable technical climbs on the biggest faces on the high peaks. The book does not have good maps but give the specific , so use the suggestions make a list of all the maps Dougherty suggests for your tick list, and then order the maps from Canada's Geologic Survey.
There is always a Bow Valley Rock book out to guide one to the vast selection of sport routes in Alberta.
The most current comprehensive climbing guide the Canadian Rockies is now old and out of print. For those who want information on peaks not found in the selected climbs book, try finding The Rocky Mountains of Canada North & The Rocky Mountains of Canada South, by William L Putnam & Robert Kruszyna, AAC & ACC, 1921 - 1985. A few good summits, not found in the Dougherty book, are described in the old guide. For example, Mount Saskatchewan, near the Columbia Icefield, or peaks north of Mount Robson, like Mount Ida. The American Alpine Club Library has multiple copies in Golden, Colorado. I'm pretty certain the Alpine Club of Canada has it in the libraries at either the Canmore Clubhouse or Lake Louise Mountaineering Center.
Note that many of the Canadian Rockies peaks are located in Alberta, not British Columbia. If you cannot find a peak you are looking for, it may be located on the Alberta page.
Sorry! I can't access the text below this note. Otherwise, I would delete the Mtn of BC text below and fix any mistakes on the highest peaks list.
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Highest Peaks of the Canadian Rockies
English units, instead of metric, makes a nicer cut for defining major peaks. There are 54 summits above 11,000 feet. British Columbia makes a good showing in the top ten:`
The Mountain Ranges of British Columbia
The North American Cordillera attains maximum width in British Columbia. For nearly a century, the Canadian Alpine Journal, American Alpine Journal, and geographic scientists have divided British Columbia's copious mountains into three big ranges; the Canadian Rockies, Columbia Mountains ,and Coast Range. Each range has a characteristic geology that supports this overarching classification.
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Changes to county labor rules will be on ballot
By JAMES R. RIFFEL
City News Service
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors gave final approval Tuesday to a November ballot measure for changing the county charter to ban pre-bid deals with labor unions for taxpayer-supported projects.
Voters will decide on Nov. 2 whether to outlaw so-called project labor agreements, or PLAs. Such bans have already been instituted by voters in Chula Vista and Oceanside.
PLAs, negotiated with unions, set standards on wages, health benefits and hiring of local workers in exchange for labor peace and timely completion of public projects.
Opponents of PLAs claim they squeeze nonunion businesses out of the bidding process and inflate the costs.
The idea behind codifying the change in the county charter is to prevent future board members from reversing a PLA ban by ordinance without a public vote.
The key section of the ballot language states:
"Except as required by state or federal law as a contracting or procurement obligation, or as a condition of the receipt of state or federal funds, the county shall not require a contractor on a construction project to execute or otherwise become a party to a project labor agreement as a condition of bidding, negotiating, awarding or performing of a contract."
The amendment would not prevent firms from entering PLAs, but it would ban them as a requirement.
Supervisor Greg Cox asked the clerk to note his opposition to the ballot measure, which was passed as part of the consent agenda.
The supervisors also certified the results of the June primary election.
The results set up November runoffs between incumbent supervisor Ron Roberts, who faces communications specialist Stephen Whitburn, and between incumbent Supervisor Bill Horn, who faces Vista City Councilman Steve Gronke.
David Butler, appointed to complete a term as assessor/recorder/county clerk, will take on Ernest J. Dronenburg, a former state tax official.
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Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta
- Hotel Class:
- Reputation: MODERATE
Awards Received:
- AAA/CAA Four Diamond Lodgings 2014
- Room Service
- Internet Access
- Business Center
- Dining
- Meeting Rooms
- Pool
How it Ranks: Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta ranks #6 out of 230 Puerto Vallarta Hotels based on an evaluation of expert ratings and awards, as well as user reviews. The hotel scored high enough to make the U.S. News list of the Best Hotels in Puerto Vallarta.
- #6 in Best Puerto Vallarta Hotels
- #18 in Best Pacific Coast Hotels
- #10 in AMResorts
Our Take: Like its sister resort, Now Amber Puerto Vallarta, Secrets Vallarta Bay opened its doors in April 2012. In fact, the two resorts share many things — they sit on the same property, face the same stretch of golden-sanded beach and provide the same access to El Malecón's entertainment. And along with the eight restaurants at Secrets, guests can also sample the fare at Now Amber's eateries, thanks to the Sip, Savor & See Dining Experience. However, there is one major difference between these two resorts: Secrets Vallarta Bay is an adults-only property. Guests appreciate Secrets' elegant yet laid-back vibe and (unlimited) poolside cocktails. The sleek Secrets Spa by Pevonia adds to that effect with its body treatments and massages. And the 271 suites stay on-theme, with marble floors, stocked minibars and private terraces or balconies. If you upgrade to the Preferred Club, you'll get perks like a pillow menu and access to the Preferred Club Lounge, where continental breakfast, afternoon hors d'oeuvres and desserts are served daily.
Location & Top Nearby Hotels
Of 230 hotels in Puerto Vallarta, 23 are ranked on the U.S. News list of the Best Hotels in Puerto Vallarta. The 10 closest to Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta are shown on the map below. These include Now Amber Puerto Vallarta (<0.5 miles) and Sunset Plaza Beach Resort & Spa (<0.5 miles).
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Hotel Class:Reputation: MODERATE<0.5 miles away
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Nearby Things to Do
Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta is 2.2 miles from the #1 ranked Puerto Vallarta attraction, Bahía de Banderas (Banderas Bay). Of the eight top rated attractions, the five closest ones are listed below.
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- #2Los Arcos and El Malecón (1.9 miles)
- #3Isla Río Cuale (1.9 miles)
- #8Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe (2.1 miles)
- #4Zona Romantica (2.1 miles)
- #6Playa Los Muertos (2.1 miles)


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I'm dismayed to see that various parties are vying for a presumed Lehigh Valley slot machine franchise. Recent articles imply that casino gambling is a fait accompli, with no mention of the negative societal impacts that inevitably accompany state-sanctioned gambling.
It's bad enough that we have to endure the annual tasteless "Lottery tickets make great gifts" ad campaign. Is this now our politicians' vision of economic revitalization in Pennsylvania? Organized gambling produces nothing, unless you count human misery or a guaranteed transfer of money to whichever casino operator is lucky enough to grab the exclusive blessing and sanction of our fair commonwealth.


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Wealdstone still looking to strengthen squad despite being top of the Ryman Premier Division
2:10pm Thursday 9th January 2014 in Local Sport By Simon Mail
Wealdstone manager Gordon Bartlett insists he is still looking to strengthen the squad despite his side starting the new year top of the Ryman Premier Division.
The Stones have a great chance of winning the title this season but Bartlett is refusing to get carried away and is still on the lookout for new players to bolster his squad.
Bartlett said: "We are always looking and we've made enquiries about players so we are trying to strengthen the squad.
"A couple of them have not come off yet but we don't have a divine right to sign players. It is not always easy to bring people in.
"But we are not going to sit back and say being top now is good enough. We have strengthened the squad gradually and we will continue to do so if the situation becomes possible."
Wealdstone have yet to play in 2014 but still have a one-point lead at the top of the league with a game in hand on most sides.
Despite their exceptional first half of the season, Bartlett remains focused on their inital target of reaching the play-offs.
The Stones boss said: "We are in the best position I can remember at this stage of the season. It is encouraging but there is no point leading the 100m half way down the track and not going on to win.
"It is a nice position to be in and we've actually improved despite not playing because second-placed Dulwich Hamlet dropped three points this week.
"It's all about what we do but if other teams around us drop points then that can only benefit us."
Bartlett added: "Our target has always been to get into the play-offs but if we can win the title then that would be fantastic.
"But we're not getting carried away. It's a very open league and we've made an excellent start so long may it continue."
Recent postponements against Hendon and Wingate & Finchley due to the wet weather means Wealdstone have not been in action since the end of December.
Their last match was a surprise defeat after losing 3-1 at home to Hampton & Richmond Borough.
Bartlett said: "It's not a major concern. I think it's fantastic that we've had such a good run. We just need to react to this and bounce back whenever we next play."
The Stones are scheduled to travel to mid-table Canvey Island this Saturday before a trip to struggling East Thurrock United on Tuesday.
Scott McGleish is suspended for the first game while there are doubts over Jonny Wright [back], Luke Pigden [ankle] and Tom Hamblin [knee] this weekend. Bartlett said: "If you look at Canvey Island on paper, then they have a very good team.
"Their outgoings must be quite high and they are probably a bit disappointed with how their season has gone so far. If you catch them on the wrong day then you could be in trouble."
The manager continued: "It is always quite difficult at East Thurrock because there is a lack of atmosphere there.
"It is important that we have that winning mentality and it's a test of how far we've come. It's away from home during midweek, probably going to be cold and miserable and we have to make sure we have the right mentality."
Wealdstone are hoping to have defender Wes Parker and striker Lewis Putman available by next month after injury layoffs.
Parker had a hernia operation last month while Putman has been out since the start of the season with a serious knee injury.
Bartlett said: "They have both made a quicker recovery than we expected and it will be like having two new signings."
In other news, Wealdstone have announced Mick Williamson has joined their board.
He will already be known to supporters as he was responsible for the construction of the new 'Couch Corner' stand at the top end of the ground, a project that he delivered together with his father Trevor.
Williamson is a successful local businessman who began his connection with Wealdstone via the Ladies Club where he remains their President.
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Hello. I'm new to NFC.
I want to get IDm of Internal Felica of 6212 phone from MIDlet.
When I attach 6212 to external Felica reader/writer, I get the IDm. So I guess 6212 has Felica's IDm. But I could not find the way to get it from MIDlet.
If I can get com.sony.felica.Type3TagConnection for internal Felica, I use getIDm(). But I think there is no property for Type3TagConnection. (such as "internal.mf.url" for Mifare 4k Tag)
Could anyone show me how to access internal Felica of 6212 from MIDlet?


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Investigators are still trying to figure out
what caused part of a building to collapse in downtown Savannah.
Major damage was left behind at the vacant building
that was once known to house Sorry Charlie's on Congress Street in City Market.
Firefighters say it appears too much rain may have caused the facade to crumble
early Saturday morning.
City property
managers and structural engineers are conducting a thorough investigation to
make sure the rest of the building is secure.
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Greg Growden
Greg Growden is Chief Rugby Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald
Rugby Union
Wallabies' effort comes to zero
Greg Growden, Auckland For the Wallabies the Test degenerated into a dreadful case of red faces.
Rugby Union
Shipperley in the running to speed up Wallabies back line
Greg Growden Dom Shipperley is in line to play his first Test match and Kurtley Beale is expected to return to the Wallabies' fullback position for Saturday night's Test match against the Springboks in Perth.
Wallabies look at speed to burn Boks
Greg Growden DOM SHIPPERLEY is in line to play his first Test match and Kurtley Beale is expected to return to the Wallabies' fullback position for Saturday night's Test against the Springboks in Perth.
Cooper, Beale saved by Deans for Springboks clash
Greg Growden Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has again shown faith in two of his Three Amigos by returning Kurtley Beale to the starting line-up and giving Quade Cooper another chance at No.
Barnes calls on pack to let backs apply running game
Greg Growden THE Wallabies backs, infuriated they have been branded conservative and defence-oriented, want to use the Springboks Test to remind all they actually know how to score tries, and plenty of them.
Beale gets another break from Deans
Greg Growden WALLABIES coach Robbie Deans has again shown faith in two of his Three Amigos by returning Kurtley Beale to the starting line-up and giving Quade Cooper another chance at No.
Rugby Union
Sweet and sour for Wallabies
Greg Growden Relief at last for the Wallabies as they hold on to beat the Springboks at Subiaco.
Boks ready to exploit Beale the bold
Greg Growden JOHANNESBURG: The Springboks were quick to apply the drip treatment on the new Wallabies five-eighth Kurtley Beale by arguing his selection will help their game plan during Saturday night's Test in...
Broken Wallabies humiliated by South Africa
Greg Growden The Wallabies were smashed up and spat out by the Springboks, thrashed five tries to one while suffering a horrendous injury toll at Loftus Versfeld this morning.
Aussie trio vie for fullback in Argentina test
Greg Growden Mike Harris, Pat McCabe and Dom Shipperley will be vying for the vacant fullback spot in Saturday night's Test against Argentina in Rosario, Argentina.
Harris in frame to be Wallabies new fullback
Greg Growden Rosario: Mike Harris is set to become the fifth Wallabies fullback in ten Tests this season and Dave Dennis is under threat of being replaced in the backrow for Saturday night's international against...
Battered and bruised, Wallabies must make stand in Argentina
Greg Growden Australian Rugby has endured the most dreadful of weeks. And next week could be even worse, with the Wallabies heading deeper into the horror tour from hell.
Wallabies beef up pack to prepare for tough battle with brutal Pumas
Greg Growden ROSARIO: In the land of gargantuan steaks and enormous forwards, the Wallabies will go for brawn in their pack to confront the Pumas on Saturday night.
Wallabies ready for character test
Greg Growden ROSARIO: Wallabies captain Nathan Sharpe has told his players that even though they are missing a long line of key performers they can still prove they are a team with special character by rebounding...
Cummins, Tapuai plug latest gaps in Test team
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Laser-boot Harris guides Wallabies home
Greg Growden The Wallabies enjoyed one of their most courageous wins in recent times when they overcame an Argentine ambush in Rosario this morning.
Red faces on a black day
Greg Growden At Eden Park, a capacity crowd - loving every minute of the Wallabies being brutally carved up by the All Blacks butchers - were involved in a red-nose day for charity.
Super stars and villains
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Being torn by Force gave Genia strength
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Hard to believe
that in 2013 animal cruelty is alive and well in north east Ohio but somebody
cut off a one year old boxer's tail over the weekend and he was left out in the
He ended up on a
friendly stranger's front porch Sunday morning and they got a hold of Debra
Bartowick and the Able Animal Hospital in Parma.
The dog's tail
isn't the only problem.
"He has round worm.
An ear-infection. He has a hernia. He has frost bitten ears," says Debra.
Able Animal
Hospital and Debbie with help from the Animal Rescue Group Forever Friends are
nursing the dog back to health.
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getting a lot of hugs from his new buddy... Debbie's 9-year-old daughter Tabitha
who's a huge animal lover and has decided to name him Max.
It's not been an
easy road... Max is scheduled to have surgery to repair his tail.
Somebody severed it at the joint and now his tail tissue is dying.
Why would somebody
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just mean. It's just mean. I just don't like it when people do
that," says Tabitha.
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Club Penguin March 2012 Clothing Catalog Cheats
It's the day after the leap day, March 1st. The new Club Penguin March 2012 Clothing Catalog has been released. This catalog foreshadows or is themed for the upcoming Puffle Party 2012. In past years, the Puffle Party would be scheduled for February, but Club Penguin has changed it up this year, and has moved this Puffle Party to March 15th. In preparation to the Puffle Party 2012, there are new clothing items for you to purchase and wear at this party. There are some cheats, so lets begin with the Club Penguin March 2012 Clothing Catalog Cheats video made by ClubPenguinNews08, from YouTube.
Lets review with the text guide:
Red Pompoms
1. Open up the catalog to the 5th page.
2. Click on the Red Penguin's left arm.
Orange Pompoms
1. Head to the 6th page.
2. Click on the Orange Penguin's left hand.
Pink Pompoms
1. Flip over to the 7th page.
2. Click on the Pink Puffle.
Green Pompoms
1. Look on the the 8th page.
2. Click on the Green Penguin's tongue.
Blue Pompoms
1. To the 9th page it is.
2. Click on the Yellow Penguin's mouth.
Yellow Pompoms
1. Look onto the 10th page.
2. Click on the "!" at the end of the sentence that says "Only available until April 3!" in the top right.
Purple Pompoms
1. Head off to the 11th page.
2. Click on the Purple Penguin's face in the top left corner box.
White Pompoms
1. Check out the page next over, the 12th.
2. Click on the the White Puffle's eyes.
Brown Pompoms
1. Flip over to the 13th page of the catalog.
2. Click on the Brown Puffle.
Black Pompoms
1. Turn over to the 14th page.
2. Click on the Black Penguin's right hand.
Classy and unique outfit
1. Head over to the 16th page of the catalog.
2. Click on the Yellow Puffle.
Wow, that's a lot of cheats! We like to make it clear that we will not have pictures of where the cheat is, each page for the catalogs (unless there is less than 2 cheats to cover in a single catalog). These pictures will not only slow our website down, but you can simply watch the video guide to see where the cheat is. Seeing the video is like seeing the pictures, but with higher quality, a nice audio to it, with a great editing. We prefer it this way, which is much more time consuming for us and for you. If it do NOT like this method, please let us know. Also, speaking of letting us know, did you like this catalog? I loved it personally, it's one of the best catalogs yet on Club Penguin thus far this year. Comment below on your wonderful opinions.
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