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It's a tale told in tweets, a very Twenty-First Century tale, for lo, it is all about recycling, Wikileaks, Russia, Orwellian paranoia, US online surveillance, and the Mainstream Media vs the New Media (remember the New Media? This is it. Are we vindicated or embarrassed?).
In other words, this is what my editors over at the DailyDot.com did NOT decide to run with my latest Wikileaks story, so I'm using it here, so there.
They took out all my wacky Cold War jokes, too, damnation! What's an article about Russia and the US without a few tasteless Cold War jokes thrown in? Whodathunk a few references here or there to Google's info-capitalist hegemony would get people in Silicon Valley so touchy?
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АФП выдало заметку о том, что Ассанж выходит у нас. Намешали туда, что я ходила на встречу с ВВ, и про альфа-самца, и про ДА:) #чистыйтрэш—
Маргарита Симоньян (@M_Simonyan) January 25, 2012
which comes from the head of RT, the network which has just picked up Julian Assange's new talk show. I repeat: JULIAN ASSANGE'S NEW TALK SHOW.
and translates thusly:
The AFP has issued a note that Assange goes with us. Are mixed there, I went to a meeting withthe explosive, and about the alpha male, and about YES:) #chistyytresh
to which we can only reply:
This might actually convince me to get cable. I'll just let Twitter tell the rest of the story.
RT @RT_com: #Assange's TV show on RT: Most anticipated news series of 2012? on.rt.com/a9t8pm—
WikiLeaksLover (@NOH8ER) January 25, 2012
RT @melbourneninja: Wow! @RT_com secured the rights to Julian #Assange's political TV series just 24hrs after the #WikiLeaks press release!—
WikiLeaksLover (@NOH8ER) January 25, 2012
and from my former boss at True/Slant, now in charge of the front page of the NYT.com,
This is Orwellian RT @evgenymorozov: So Assange has sold out to Kremlin – yack! rt.com/news/julian-as…—
Michael Roston (@michaelroston) January 25, 2012
@michaelroston Actually RT is not bad sometimes.—
(@raincoaster) January 25, 2012
@raincoaster it's owned and operated by a semi-authoritarian government. It's always bad.—
Michael Roston (@michaelroston) January 25, 2012
@michaelroston Hahahahahahahaha, so is PBS.—
(@raincoaster) January 25, 2012
@michaelroston Ironically, Russia now has greater privacy protections than the US, especially online. Wikileaks uses .ru emails, for eg—
(@raincoaster) January 25, 2012
@raincoaster yet another American taken in by a Potemkin village—
Michael Roston (@michaelroston) January 25, 2012
Well, you KNOW there's no way I'm taking THAT lying down.
@michaelroston Didn't you used to be my boss? Don't you remember I'm not an American?—
(@raincoaster) January 25, 2012
@raincoaster I stand corrected. A Canadian taken in by a Potemkin village.—
Michael Roston (@michaelroston) January 25, 2012
@michaelroston I don't think so. I don't drink either US or Russian kool aid. Look at the privacy protections of Livejournal: pretty ace!—
(@raincoaster) January 25, 2012
@raincoaster Vladimir Putin is just fighting terrorists in Chechnya, and he also discovered many antique relics at the bottom of that lake—
Michael Roston (@michaelroston) January 25, 2012
@michaelroston it's understandable Assange would go with RT. a) who else would give him airtime? Murdoch? b) they've been good to him—
(@raincoaster) January 25, 2012
RT @JLLLOW: C'mon now, did u really think a US or UK television network would air Assange's show? They've been too busy making docos cri …—
WikiLeaksLover (@NOH8ER) January 25, 2012
@jessradio @jaraparilla You may not realise it yet, but it seems likely to me that Julian is using the Kremlin AT LEAST as much as they him.—
WikiLeaksLover (@NOH8ER) January 25, 2012


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Powell excelled last term at Crewe Alexandra, scoring 16 goals and playing a pivotal role in helping The Alex win promotion to League One.
He finished the season as Crewe's top scorer and starred at the club's internal awards ceremony, as he became the first person to win all five major awards, including Player of the Year, Young Player of the Year and Goal of the Season.
Now Powell has added the fan-voted Northwest Football Awards gong to his collection, beating out competition from Chris McCready (Morecambe) and Padraig Amond (Accrington Stanley).
Antonio Valencia missed out on the Premier League prize, as Liverpool's Martin Skrtel edged out the United winger and Manchester City defender Vincent Kompany.
Liverpool also enjoyed success in the Rising Star category, as right-back Martin Kelly was voted ahead of a number of promising players, including United's Mats Daehli, Nick Powell and Blackpool's Tom Ince.


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Our guest today is Mike Adams. Mike is the founder of Truth Publishing, The Consumer Wellness Center and the very popular, Natural News.
Through the vehicle of web and the honesty of his heart, Mike has built a following of millions of health enthusiasts online.
Today we talk to Mike about how his health journey started, the evolution of his online community, his latest hip hop project and his upcoming Health Revolutions Tour.
Topics Covered
The Evolution of Natural News
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- Mike's take on why his site has become so popular and his definition of success
Mike the Socially Conscious Rapper
- Mike's motivation behind choosing hip hop music as a vehicle to deliver the truth on natural health
- What are some of the next songs that Mike plans to release and when can we expect them?
- Mike's appreciation for hip hop and using it as a vehicle to connect with youth
A Shift in Consciousness
- Is Mike optimistic about the future of health on this planet?
Raw Food Revolution
- Mike's take on the raw food diet
- How Mike is bringing the raw food revolution to the world
News Alerts and Companies to Watch
- News Alerts from Mike that natural health enthusiast should pay attention to
- Two natural health companies that Mike really appreciates (HealthForce Nutritionals and North American Herb & Spice)
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Bruges is full of small streets, unexpected views, and gorgeous canal scenes. It's definitely my favorite small city in Europe. Plus, the chocolate and fries are to die for.
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Sleeping in Paris 5 comments
I caught these folks napping in the same park in Paris – I guess the afternoon sunshine made everyone a bit sleepy. Wish it were that warm here, now…
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I am always enchanted by the many cafes in Paris, especially the neon signs at night. I'm going through my past photos, as the winter storm has kept me from taking new pictures.
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You come across all kinds of windmills in Belgium – old ones from the mid 1700s to new ones towering over the freeway.
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Belgian Chocolate is the Best 4 comments
Many country claim to make great chocolate (Switzerland, Germany, Italy), but none have as much variety as Belgium. Here are just 3 of the dozens of chocolate shop windows I drooled over in Bruges.
Bruges at Night 5 comments
Bruges is even more scenic at night (especially after a rain shower, as all the tourists have retreated to their hotels):
AT-AT Walkers Attack Holland! 2 comments
Actually, these were locks that control the flow in one of the many canals in the Netherlands. But from afar, I was reminded of the AT-AT Walkers from Star Wars (original below):
Amsterdam in Black and White 3 comments
Even in black and white, the city of Amsterdam is beautiful. Especially at night. Click on any one picture to see them in slideshow format.
Velomobile 2 comments
This guy won't get wet when it rains in Amsterdam, but how he squeezes in there is a mystery to me. You can find out more at velomobiel.ne.
He didn't seem to command much attention among the other bike riders:
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This film museum in Amsterdam opened in 2012, and is across the river from the Central Station. Great architecture!
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I didn't see any strollers in Amsterdam: Kids either walked with their parents or they were ferried around on bikes. And helmets? Didn't see any of those, either. And pets of course got the same treatment. :)
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Amsterdam at Night 7 comments
I had the pleasure of having a professional photographer named Tom show me around Amsterdam at night, and teach me about night photography. I arranged it through Photo tours of Amsterdam, and was extremely happy with the tour, which lasted from 10:15pm (when it was still light out) until 1:45am. I can highly recommend it. Here are some samples from that night's work. Click on any one picture to see them in slideshow format.
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Amsterdam offered a great opportunity to practice panning, while enjoying the variety of bicycle riders. I'm not sure how romantic all this seems when it rains, but in the summer it is enchanting to see how everyone (and I mean EVERYONE) rides their bike. And no one bothers with helmets – how wonderfully nonchalant!
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This little bakery is called Hinkel and is in the 'Altstadt' (old town) of Düsseldorf, Germany, where I recently bought some delicious sweets. I wish I had enough room in my luggage to bring back some of that tasty bread. Here's my last post on bakeries.
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Lessons from the Landscape of Iceland
I believe in the value of visiting contrasting places--divorced from the familiar—in order to read landscapes of shelter, wheels, weather, landforms and light. From these observations, our urban dialogues gain their basis, and to my mind, their sustenance. I like to bring this purposeful travel home, first, for visual inspiration, and second, to inform professional practice regarding settlements and cities.
I found fodder for both a few days ago in Iceland, amid a basalt terrain of lava fields seemingly created only yesterday, among contemporary accounts of renewable energy and epic stories of settlement dating back little more than a thousand years.
Icelandic landscapes, in small towns, and in the resurgent capital city of Reykjavik, are scenes and stories that transcend nature, culture and the built environment. In the imagery of such places, we see scaled expressions of urban settlement and transport, both past and present, including dramatic examples of human interactions with the raw elements of nature.
Others have described how the legendary sagas that help define the country's national identity largely lack a description of visual surroundings, but rather center on elements of humanity and survival. As a modern supplement, here is my more image-oriented summary of lessons learned from Iceland's interplay of the natural and built environments, including human capacity to adapt to the opportunities and constraints of place.
1. Measure urban sustainability by clarity of the sky at night
The legendary Northern Lights dominate the evening. Why not use clarity of the night sky as a new measure of city sustainability?
2. Encourage minimalism that blends with surrounding nature
A small church and outbuilding on the Snæfellsnes peninsula honor natural surroundings with simplicity and scale.
3. Allow fusion businesses and food trucks in an urban setting
A branch of Copenhagen's cutting edge Laundromat Cafe and a contemporary food truck show Reykjavik as consistent with worldwide urbanist trends.
4. Provide street retail integrated with sidewalk life
Streetside shopping activates the sidewalk in Reykjavik.
5. Use building color to make a statement in all seasons
In Stykkishólmur, an iconic red offsets winter weather.
6. Champion practical building materials consistent with tradition
Where native trees are scarce and light is variable (short in winter, long in summer), color and corrugated iron cladding have replaced turf, stone and concrete as dominant building features in Reykjavik.
7. Employ simple materials for monuments, blended with surroundings
In Borganes, a symbol of human significance echoes surrounding nature.
8. Foster the interaction of urban fabric with an iconic city pond
In Reykjavik, the historic town and a modern city hall frame Tjörnin, the best-known small waterbody in Iceland.
9. Recall the contrast of the man-made with landscape and clouds
Throughout the country, unrivaled cloud formations offset paving and structure.
To fully understand cites, I believe we should return to places where human settlement still stands in awe of larger forces, and to view the nascent built environment with discernment and care. For me, last week's fundamental journey to Iceland, largely beyond the echo chambers of placemaking and policy, was a primer on the very underpinnings of human movement, settlement and consequent urbanization.
To supplement this limited introduction to Iceland's sense of place, I urge readers to consult a wealth of available information about other, equally relevant aspects of the country, such as an atmosphere nearly free of pollutants and the successes of sustainable geothermal energy—not to mention the long, dramatic history of colonization, postwar independence, emergence from poverty and contemporary reinvention after the 2008 financial crisis (symbolized by the remarkable success of Reykjavik's unique Mayor, Jón Gnarr).
This post first appeared in similar form at The Atlantic Cities and myurbanist.
Thanks particularly to Mark Johnson of Civitas, whose proud Icelandic heritage gave me a crash course in Iceland that fostered a much keener eye.
Images composed by the author in Iceland. Click on each image for more detail. © 2009-2013 myurbanist. All Rights Reserved. Do not copy.
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Lloyd Alter says:
When I was in Iceland I learned that the british used to come for sheep, and brought corrugated iron in because there were no indigenous building materials (they had chopped down all the trees). Architect Pall Bjarnason told me that it is a wonderful material for such a harsh climate, and that with very little maintenance it can last forever.
Chuck Wolfe says:
Hi Lloyd. Yes, I learned the same thing. The trees disappeared early on as the early settlers did not know that the soil would not allow them to replenish at the rate they did in Scandinavia. So it has been innovation ever since--turf, stone, etc. as mentioned...
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Italian auto manufacturer Ferrari is opening an extensive showroom and amusement park in Abu Dhabi, which will include what the company claims is the world's fastest roller coaster and the largest showroom collection of Ferrari race cars outside of Italy.
The amusement park will hold 20 Ferrari-themed attractions, including a roller coaster that will hit speeds of 149 miles per hour, a 200-foot tower ride, a collection of classic cars and an Italian restaurant, according to the Associated Press.
Visitors can partake in hands-on activities, too, like training to be a pit crew member who changes the tires on a Formula 1 car.
Ferrari will be the first car manufacturer that dabbles in the amusement park business, and according to the news source, its chosen location in Abu Dhabi is symbolic. The Arab world has a great interest in motor sports, with the Gulf already boasting several F1 races. Ferrari's decision to build in Abu Dhabi is a symbol of the growing importance of motor sports in the region, according to the news provider.
Andy Keeling, park manager at Ferrari World, said of the enterprise, "It's not a museum. It's not a car salesroom. You ride great roller coasters. The icing on the cake is that it's a Ferrari Formula 1 roller coaster."
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Genetic research has uncovered new clues to the causes of migraine headaches.
A new study looked at the genetics of two families prone to migraines and found many had a mutation of a specific gene or were the child of a parent with the mutation.
Additional experiments with mice confirmed this connection.
Experts say the mutation affects the body's production of a certain enzyme that performs an important function in the brain.
They also believe this gene is not the only one likely to be associated to migraines. It's just the first one that's been discovered.


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Avoiding Duplicate HTML ElementIDs when reusing widgets & included templates
12 November 2011 at 7:48am Last edited: 12 November 2011 7:52am
I understand about result caching in templates, as described in http://doc.silverstripe.org/sapphire/en/reference/advanced-templates and how we cannot rely on things like counters, etc. to guarantee unique values for use in a template. But how do we create unique values in template includes when reusing them, such as HTML Element IDs, which must be unique for scripting to work properly?
Here is my scenario: Let's say I have a template include called "MyWidget.ss". Inside this include file is HTML something like:

<otherHTML />

var widgetDivId = document.getElementById('element-id-X');
Now imagine that you may need to include the same widget any number of times on the page. Each time, the javascript must refer only to that HTML that is bundled with it -- so obviously the "X" value in the above is something like a number, and different every time. And these are not necessarily part of a sequence of objects, so there is really no <% control Children %> or anything like that.
This scenario is becoming more frequent as I start to bring in things like Google Custom Search scripting, Disqus elements, etc. One example (though not the only one) is a GoogleSearchBox.ss that is included in the outer "chrome" of the site (IOW the Page.ss that is in the template root folder.) However, there are other pages in the site that will also use *another* GoogleSearchBox.ss on the main page -- styled larger, but otherwise exactly the same, so it would be wrong from a code reuse POV to have a different SS file for that one.
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Doesn't every widget instance provide an "unique" ID (because of its auto-increment field)?
If so, it would be enough to do it this way

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Subaru executives were carrying themselves comfortably in Guangzhou, whilst other Japanese executives were looking slightly worried about the paths their own joint ventures were going to take over the next few months. Subaru has nothing to worry about, as its own JV plans for the Chinese market were denied by the Chinese government several months ago, which will leave Subaru as an importer into the Chinese market. It seems that Subaru is not all that fussed, its ramped up production in America and will likely export American goods back to China to avoid the high priced Yen. American imports such as the Jeep Compass are priced very competitively with Chinese made products such as the Honda CRV, so perhaps there is no need to produce in China as long as the support network is there for your products.
The 2013 Forester has two faces, the more aggressive face is worn by the flagship 2.0T and the more down to earth face is on the naturally aspirated models. Consumers are likely to opt for the looks of the turbo model if they had to choose, but pricing is likely to push people towards the naturally aspirated model as well. Both models have a CVT gearbox that comes with eco, sports and touring mode. Pricing hasn't yet been announced but imagine something from 250,000RMB to 300,000RMB when launched.


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Ball St. Cardinals @ Kent St. Golden Flashes
Saturday, Sep 29, 2012, 12:00 PM EDT
Dix Stadium
TV: ESPN Game Plan/ESPN3
Spencer Keith or David Fisher? That's the primary question surrounding Kent State at quarterback and really the main position holding them back from being a dominant force.
Letdown game for Ball State? I just asked if this will be a letdown game for Ball State. That might be the weirdest thing I've asked all year. They narrowly beat Indiana and South Florida in back-to-back weeks, both in the final minute of play. That's a lot of high-stress football for them.
Watch this game because: For one it's the MAC Game of the Week and if you live in the area you can probably watch this on TV. Plus, this is upstart vs. upstart. You'll like it.
Buffalo Bulls @ Connecticut Huskies
Saturday, Sep 29, 2012, 12:00 PM EDT
Rentschler Field
TV: ESPN3/SNY/Big East Network
BO problem. That stinks for Buffalo if Branden Oliver cannot go due to that leg injury suffered last week. Without him the offense is, how you say, not so good.
But the defense! But that freaking defense. Khalil Mack and now Colby Way is emerging as the reason that the Bulls can stay in games. WMU beat them by causing turnovers. Maybe UB can hang around long enough to pull one off here if those 11 guys on defense have anything to do about it.
Watch this game because: Maybe the Kent State game was an aberration. And also watch for the UConn meltdown, if possible.
Miami (Ohio) RedHawks @ Akron Zips
Saturday, Sep 29, 2012, 2:00 PM EDT
InfoCision Stadium - Summa Field
Maybe Akron doesn't suck? I mean, maybe? Put the UCF game out of your mind and in their last three contests they've looked very capable. The big thing is, at least they can score with Dalton Williams at quarterback and they have a couple playmakers surrounding him. More than we could say the last two years.
Cradle of Ouches. It still looks like Nick Harwell won't be playing in this game, and neither will defensive tackle Austin Brown, and those are arguably two of their three best players. Zac Dysert still has targets down field, and the Brown's replacement Mwanza Wamulumba has not only done well, but he leads the team in sacks and TFLs.
Watch this game because: Bowdenball has so far lived up to the hype, and Miami remains a curious contender in the MAC East.
Rhode Island Rams @ Bowling Green Falcons
Saturday, Sep 29, 2012, 3:30 PM EDT
Doyt Perry Stadium
ANGER GAME. It's really the only possible way that BGSU can look at this game. URI is basically a wounded gazelle, and I don't mean that in a metaphor. They are probably wounded gazelles, which explains their 0-3 start.
Which Matt is which? Like I've written before, Matt Schilz has thrown one touchdown on the year, and Matt Johnson is licking his chops to get some game time. I'm still not entirely sure how both will be used, but the smart money is on both to get some playing time, somehow — either by design or by number of points they are ahead.
Watch this game because: You're a BGSU fan and just want to take some frustration out. Or you adore unfair fights. Otherwise, you can probably pass this one by.
Ohio Bobcats @ UMass Minutemen
Saturday, Sep 29, 2012, 3:30 PM EDT
Gillette Stadium - Foxborough, MA
Perhaps the best quarterback ever named Vick. That's what we saw last week against Norfolk State. Derrius Vick can run this offense. Tyler Tettleton — and I did backpedal on this, he is questionable for this game — is still reasonably better than Vick, but no matter which one they go with, UMass' defense is in trouble.
Minutemen baby steps. I've joked that UMass would go from zero to six to 12 points all the way to 66 points in the finale. There's a grain of truth to this: they've gone from 0 to 6 to 13 to 16 points in their brief FBS career. Their offense is doing nothing but improving. Are they going to get to 24 points? I doubt it but Michael Cox had the best game of his career last week, and if that's his potential, this will help out his teammates.
Watch this game because: It's the perceived best-vs-worst, and unless you specifically enjoy the better team, as a collective we are always rooting for the upset.
Central Michigan Chippewas @ Northern Illinois Huskies
Saturday, Sep 29, 2012, 3:30 PM EDT
Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium
A new-found respect for the Chips? Iowa was just one game, yes. However it was a glorious game with a stupid crazy good finish and the offense looked capable and Dan Enos appears to be a genius. David Harman was able to walk around campus and kick textbooks over buildings, probably, just to get applause. Of course, they also did rather poorly in their first two games. But the trend is correct for CMU as rising out of the cellar in the West.
Jordan Lynch, everybody. With a complete appreciation of Chandler Harnish, Lynch may not be Mr. Irrelevant but he's putting up numbers pretty darn close to what Harnish did, if not better. The best possible scenario was not missing a beat, and they seem to have hit that mark.
Watch this game because: It's revenge for NIU. A trip to Mount Pleasant was the Huskies' lone MAC loss last year, and fortunately it didn't cost them the division.
Toledo Rockets @ Western Michigan Broncos
Saturday, Sep 29, 2012, 7:00 PM EDT
Waldo Stadium
TO. There aren't many monogrammed athletes like that other than Terrell Owens and Terrance Owens, but at some point I'll get used to everybody calling Terrance this. He's essentially won the job with his play and, well, I'm not sure what happened with a close win at Coastal Carolina, but the Broncos are no Chanticleers, that's for sure.
TVT: Speaking of teams with quarterback depth, while WMU is concerned about Alex Carder's hand, they have to have every of confidence in the world that Tyler VanTubbergen can play as well as him. If he doesn't turn the ball over, all the better. Plus, it's incredibly fun to say. van-TOO-burr-gin. van-TOO-burr-gin. I'm already smiling.
Watch this game because: Jesus Christ, you people. Does 66-63 mean nothing to you scoundrels? They are not your little dancing minions and they'll play to a 73-70, triple-OT game if they feel like it. Furthermore it's a MAC West game, and we have way too many contenders in that division and need to start thinning out a couple teams.


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It's not officially official just yet but last night's (March 4, 2013) episode of Monday Night Raw made it clear beyond a shadow of a doubt that Triple H will get his rematch against Brock Lesnar and it will happen at WrestleMania 29 on Sun., April 7, 2013, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
"The Game" appeared at Raw to cut a big promo explaining why he returned to save Vince McMahon two weeks ago and claimed he still had the fire to compete after losing to Brock at SummerSlam but he never had the reason to leave his position as COO for a return to the ring to wrestle another match.
Then Lesnar broke Vince's hip and Triple H was forced to watch his family go through hardship during the ensuing surgery, giving him all the reason he needed to come back.
And so the challenge was made last night.
With Lesnar scheduled to appear on Raw next week, it's safe to assume it will be accepted then, giving us our top four matches for the biggest show of the year.
The WrestleMania 29 line-up:
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Two hundred people met at the site of last Sunday's fatal nightclub shooting in Tuscaloosa. They asked for 18 year old Labarron Rice's killer to come forward.
Rice was shot and killed at the Secret Club on 10th Street West early Sunday morning.
Police believe the shooting was retaliation for the MAPCO shooting a few weeks ago and tied to a house shooting following the one at the club.
New Order National Human Rights Organization from Atlanta led the crowd in prayer. The CEO says he was very proud and very excited about the turnout.
The organization plans on opening a local chapter in Tuscaloosa soon.
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The German Foreign Minister has declared that political parties within European countries which hamper the cooperation between EU member states are a threat to peace. He means you, Ukip. Never mind that you are a perfectly legal party with every right to contest parliamentary, local council and European legislative elections. Ignore the fact that you have a larger proportion of popular support than the LibDems who are currently in government, and that you are not breaking any existing regulation in your public behaviour.
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H. H. Holmes: Master of Illusion
Holmes: The Movie
While most high-profile serial killers have some type of visual medium devoted to them, whether a miniseries for Ted Bundy or a feature film for Aileen Wuornos, it's much more difficult to develop such presentation for historical figures. Larson's bestselling book, The Devil in the White City, brought considerable attention to H.H. Holmes, but until now there has never been a comprehensive documentary on the man. Though film rights for Larson's book have been optioned by Cruise/Wagner Productions, no movie plans have been announced. But there is a way to acquire some visuals of the Holmes case.
In 2003, Waterfront Productions offered an hour-long DVD about the life and crimes of H. H. Holmes. While producer John Borowski mistakenly bills Holmes as America's first serial killer, other facts of his fine production are accurate. For those who know the case, this documentary offers a way to see some of the historic newspaper photos and articles about Holmes' castle, his childhood home in New Hampshire, and his interviews with the press as he awaited his trial in Philadelphia. Wisely, Borowski does not try to over-embellish the legend. He even notes that there are various estimates of Holmes' final victim count, a number that no one really knows.
Featured on the documentary (www.hhholmesthefilm.com) are crime historian Harold Schechter, noted for Depraved, his painstakingly researched book on the case, and Thomas Cronin, who bills himself as a criminal profiler. While Cronin overextends himself to assume things about the killer's ideas and behavior for which he has no real basis, Schechter balances this with a scholar's careful approach. Cronin has been a police officer for over 30 years and has training in criminal profiling from the FBI's BSU in Quantico, so some of his ideas are likely grounded in the statistical approach, generalized from other studies.
This documentary was made over the course of three years, completely at Borowski's expense, and sparked by an article about the infamous Holmes Castle in Chicago, once located on 63rd and Wallace. It was burned down before it could be made into a public amusement museum, but the horrors that occurred there nevertheless mark the spot with unquiet ghosts. In interviews, Borowski describes how he became fascinated with the man, a seemingly upstanding citizen and family man who killed indiscriminately, with no obvious victim type, and who dispatched victims not only for financial gain but also to entertain himself with torture devices of his own invention.
While the documentary offers nineteenth-century photos and maps, it also reconstructs some of the scenes, using genuine pieces from the 1980s, such as scalpels and a lantern. Borowski even acquired a copy of Holmes' birth certificate.
He apparently acquired his interest in killers like Holmes after he viewed photos that a friend's father, a police detective, had of some of Jeffrey Dahmer's dismembered victims. The images of body parts, heads, and a torso in a bathtub haunted him for years afterward. Eventually he made a short film while in college about Dahmer, and then got intrigued with other such crimes. Since no one else had produced anything about Holmes, he decided to do it himself. In addition to offering a DVD, Borowski has made a CD-Rom available that includes Holmes' original confession, published in the Philadelphia Inquirer, and the book by Detective Frank Geyer.
In short, Borowski has done a service for fans and scholars of true crime alike. This is the first documentary of the case and it offers plenty of historic material. His company will also publish the contents as a book, which can otherwise only be accessed in their original form through Philadelphia or Library of Congress archives.
In addition to making the first DVD about H.H. Holmes available to viewers, John Borowski has done a great service by also publishing the four principle works by and about Holmes during the time of his arrest, as he awaited trial. Previously, one had to go to a place like the newspaper archives in Philadelphia to get access to these papers. Now they're all in one bound volume, along with provocative illustrations of the case and the infamous Chicago castle. In addition to Holmes's various "confessions," the volume includes the book penned by Detective Frank Geyer, as well as Robert Corbitt's description of the castle before it was destroyed and the analysis of evidence there — including bones and fine hair found in the stove. Holmes was so clever, it seems, that he would hire and discharge workmen each day so that no one could see what he was up to. It's fortunate the Borowski has been so interested in the case as to produce both a DVD and a bound collection of 19th century publications. Despite the availability of two excellent books devoted to Holmes in recent times, it's always valuable to read the documents from the relevant era.
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Compared to many states, Colorado endured the bursting of the housing bubble relatively unscathed. The state's home prices only dropped 9.5 percent from the first quarter of 2007 through the first quarter of 2012, well below the price plummets of most other states. As the market recovers, Colorado will likely find itself in the middle of the 50 states. The state's home prices are forecast to recover at 3.7 percent over the next year or so, … [Read more...]
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Real Estate Investment Fund President Pleads Guilty
By Mike Colpitts The organizer and former president of a real estate investment fund pled guilty to defrauding investors in nearly a $10-million scam of two large apartment complexes and his investment fund. The plea could result in as long as 30 years in prison for the former funds president. Thomas B. Evans, 47, of Centennial, Colorado entered the plea in U.S. District Court in Denver after being charged with a single count of conspiracy … [Read more...]
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By Mike Colpitts The economic damages caused by Hurricane Irene as it barrels in on the Atlantic coastline forecast to make landfall in North Carolina could hit as high as $35 billion, according to insurance estimates made prior to the storm even making landfall. However, as scientific modelers race to come up with a dollar estimate on how much damage the massive storm is likely to cause, estimates vary hugely from near $5 billion all the … [Read more...]
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Half of Homeowners Qualify for New Mortgage
By Mike Colpitts Only about half of all homeowners would qualify to buy a new mortgage under current more restrictive mortgage lending guidelines. In the U.S. 54% of homeowners with a mortgage would qualify to put 20% down from the sale of their present home, according to Core Logic, which researches the mortgage industry. The bulk of homeowners would have difficulty selling their homes in the current economic environment, despite … [Read more...]
Americans Move at Lowest Rate since World War II
By Mike Colpitts Saddled with a weak economy and sluggish housing market Americans moved across state lines at the lowest rate since World War II in 2010, according to the Brookings Institution. Only 1.4% moved to a new state during the year. Demographer William Frey said "tepid gains in employment and the rise in home foreclosures over the last couple of years" led to the historically low levels. The job market is partially to blame as … [Read more...]


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I have been having problems getting the example app that comes with NMSS working.
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I installed and configured the BES Server and the NMSS. I Installed the Java Library (I have 1.1 and 1.0 on the system now).
I put the following in my classpath:
I start the BES server
Then Start NMSS applet.
I have an emulator set up in the NMSS with the following details:
Name of Emulator testORG
type = MMSC
mode = terminating
port = 8191
Logging Level = Debug
Validator = Default
Store Messages = Store in DB
I have changed these lines in the config file which is found in
mmsc.Engine.MMSCURL = http://localhost:8190
mmsc.Engine.server.port = 8191
I saw these server and port settings suggested elsewhere in the forum.
The mode is:
I also added a row in the platform configuration table (just in case):
+48605621249/TYPE=PLMN Routed to: http://localhost:8190
I then try to run the example app and get the following error messages:
C:\Nokia\Server_SDKs\Libraries_1_0\examples>ant run-mms
Buildfile: build.xml
[javac] Compiling 2 source files to C:\Nokia\Server_SDKs\Libraries_1_0\examples\out
[java] Loading configuration data from mms/data/MMSServiceApp.properties ..
[java] 13:57:00,120 [DEBUG] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv
.HTTPServerEngine: Initializing engine with parameters={server.port=8191, ssl.en
abled=false, mode=originating, MMSCURL=http://localhost:8190}
[java] 13:57:00,130 [INFO] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv.
HTTPServerEngine: Starting HTTP server engine
[java] 13:57:00,130 [DEBUG] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv
.HTTPServerEngine: Creating unsecured server socket
[java] 13:57:00,260 [ERROR] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv
.HTTPServerEngine: Cannot create server socket
[java] java.net.BindException: Address in use: JVM_Bind
[java] at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.socketBind(Native Method)
[java] at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.bind(PlainSocketImpl.java:405)
[java] at java.net.ServerSocket.<init>(ServerSocket.java:170)
[java] at java.net.ServerSocket.<init>(ServerSocket.java:82)
[java] at com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv.HTTPServerEng
[java] at com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.mms.eaif.MMSEngineImpl.conne
[java] at com.nokia.mobile.services.examples.MMSServiceApp.main(MMSServ
[java] Cannot create server socket[nested: [Address in use: JVM_Bind]]
[java] 13:57:00,270 [INFO] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv.
HTTPServerEngine: Stopping HTTP server engine
[java] 13:57:00,270 [DEBUG] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv
.HTTPServerEngine: The server thread has been interrupted - should stop running
[java] 13:57:00,270 [DEBUG] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv
.HTTPServerEngine: Sending notification to worker objects that they should close
the HTTP connections
[java] 13:57:00,300 [DEBUG] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv
.HTTPServerEngine: Waiting for worker objects to finish for 100 miliseconds
[java] 13:57:00,400 [INFO] com.nokia.mobile.services.driver.common.httpsrv.
HTTPServerEngine: HTTP server engine stopped
Total time: 2 seconds
I got slightly differnet error messages when I tried the example in the 1.1 library but neither versions could create a server socket.
Sorry if this is an obvious mistake but I'm really stuck now.
Where am I going wrong?
Thanks in advance


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Set in the immigrant community of Winnipeg's North End, Under the Ribs of Death follows the progress of young Sandor Hunyadi as he struggles to cast off his Hungarian background and become a "real Canadian." Embittered by poverty and social humiliation, Sandor rejects his father's impractical idealism and devotes himself single-mindedly to becoming a successful businessman. Equipped with a new name and a hardened heart, he is close to realizing his ambition when fortune's wheel takes an unexpected – and possibly redemptive – turn.
Combining social realism and moral parable, Under the Ribs of Death is John Marlyn's ironic portrayal of the immigrant experience in the years leading up to the Great Depression. As a commentary on the problems of cultural assimilation, this novel is as relevant today as it was when first published in 1957.
John Marlyn was born in Nagy Becskerek, Hungary, in 1912. When he was six months old, his family moved to Winnipeg's North End, the setting of his fiction.
Unable to find employment during the thirties, Marlyn went to England, where he worked as a script reader for a film studio. He returned to Canada just before the outbreak of the Second World War and has worked since that time as a writer for various government offices in Ottawa. From 1963 until 1967 he also taught creative writing at Carleton University.
Under the Ribs of Death, Marlyn's first novel and a powerful portrait of immigrant life in its aspirations, its tragedies, and its search for values, won the Beta Sigma Phi First Novel Award.
John Marlyn resides in the Canary Islands.
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