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Tuesday, Feb. 26
Suspicious circumstances: 5:04 a.m. Red Hill Avenue. Resident advised she can hear a male subject yelling outside of the apartment complex. Contact was made with a male subject who was identified and moved along.
Penal code violation: 11:56 a.m. Entrata Avenue. Female subject responded to the PD and advised she is visiting from Egypt and discovered female subject is getting mail at her mother's listed address and she should not be staying there. Subject was contacted and a report was taken.
Suspicious circumstances: 12:51 p.m. Elkhorn Way. Resident reported at the station to speak with an Officer about a phone scam asking her to send money for her grandchild. The RP was contacted and given advice.
Vehicle complaint: 6:27 p.m. Parkside Apartments on Sunnyhills Drive. Anonymous resident reported several cars double parking and making illegal U-turns while picking up their kids from soccer. RP (reporting person) advised this is an ongoing problem.
Monday, Feb. 25
Suspicious circumstances: 12:54 a.m. Alta Vista. Resident reported two male subjects were yelling about killing someone and a child was screaming, somewhere behind her residence. Officers were en route when the RP determined the sound was from a television she left on in another room of her residence.
Vehicle code: 1:37 p.m. The Hub on Sir Francis Drake Bl. Caller reported a female in a vehicle tried to hit her vehicle after they exchanged words over a turning maneuver. The area was checked and the vehicle was gone upon arrival. The RP was contacted and given advice.
Fraud: 1:44 p.m. Brookside Drive. Resident reported she was the victim of identity theft. Unknown subject(s) opened a Victoria's Secret card in her name. The RP was contacted and a report was taken.
Collision: 6:41 p.m. Sir Francis Drake Blvd./San Anselmo. 911 caller reported a two vehicle collision, blocking the roadway, with no injuries. Names were exchanged with one person driving a silver 2003 Chevy Caviler vs. another person driving a blue 1991 Lincoln Town Car. Ross Valley FD responded for a medical check on a possible complaint of pain. AAA tow responded for the driver of the Chevy.
Sunday, Feb. 24
Extra patrol request: 9:45 p.m. Belle Avenue. Her son was walking home from Fairfax on Sir Francis Drake Blvd and was concerned about a subject he had recently had a dispute with, following him. The subject recently threatened fighting with her son. Caller requested extra patrol for the night and the vehicle. Officer checked the area and the subject was not seen.
Petty theft: 10:49 p.m. Melville Avenue and Foss Avenue. Caller reported her purse was stolen out of her unlocked vehicle today between 5 and 9:30 p.m. Purse contained $200-300, driver's license, credit cards and other miscellaneous items. RP advised no need for contact at this time and was given a log entry number.
Saturday, Feb. 23
Assist fire department: 8:50 a.m. Belle Avenue. A citizen reported via 911 of hearing a smoke alarm and the smell of smoke coming out of the apartment next to his. Unit stood by as fire department dealt with a pot left on a hot stove.
Animal complaint: 10:12 a.m. Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Caller advised of a loose brown Pit bull running in the street fronting the school. Humane was advised. Update 10:24 a.m. hours — Caller advised she had hit the dog with her vehicle. Humane was updated and responded. Ross Valley FD responded for a dog bite report.
Friday, Feb. 22
Noise complaint: 12:52 a.m. Grove Hill Avenue North. RP reported his neighbor was intoxicated and was yelling. Her friend was also playing a trombone while outside. Officer responded and contacted both subjects who were counseled and advised of the complaint. They went in for the evening.
Parking violation: 8:16 a.m. Belle Avenue. Caller reported a large RV was parked in the red zone next to her driveway. RP stated they are part of a film crew filming in the area. Officer responded and determined they had proper permits.
Suspicious circumstances: 10:55 a.m. Greenfield Avenue. RP reported an intoxicated male subject had been attempting to gain access to his house using a key. The subject left the area on foot. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the subject.
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Give me the magazine, I stopped being an insider about 2 months ago and didn't think it was worth it. Give me the magazine and the message boards on here and I'm happy.
I don't even read the magazine anymore. By the time I get it the information is old.
Just add a topless centerfold and you will keep most of the people happy most of the time SR.

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I read recently that development on Mozilla's Thunderbird desktop email client will stop. Learning this left me with mixed emotions: on the one hand I'm happy to see more and more people moving their operations into the cloud, it validates the direction and power of SaaS applications and services. On the other hand I like healthy competition and think everyone wins when there are more players in the market. Well the good news is that Thunderbird isn't going away, rather it will remain in it's current, stable format and the further development of features an functionality will be turned over to the community that uses, loves and supports the product. Read More
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In the first part of this blog I tried to introduce a concept hat I've borrwed from social media, specifically Klout: reach. My focus is email marketing so I wanted us to think about email in terms of the channels it crosses and the breadth of people a single email can influence, so I've dubbed this email's true reach.
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why am i not surprised by your lack of a true answer...I'll file this one right next to those imaginary siblings raised during the great depression...
tron, I have no doubt when the comment was made about a mausoleum it was made without realizing that some people may have been killed in the canal and woudl have relatives reading this blog. For that blunder I have no doubt he feels deep regret for having offending you, but why not cut him some slack. As there are no bodies in the canal currently his comment about it not being a mausoleum was not as offensive as you have tried to make it.
As I was not aware that any of my wife's distant relatives might have died in the canal perhaps you could share with me their name and the instances under which they died. I always enjoy learning more about history particularly that wich is so close to home.
You posted a while back with pretty bitter words at the city regarding the canal but never mentioned this personal story and had you done so it might have made many of us much more respectful and understanding of your comments.
Thanks for the support, Tman, but I won't even attempt to embelish my statement. I stand by it. The picture in the paper is of a man walking in the bed of a canal; nothing else.
Sounds pretty cryptic. It's not a mausoleum for Heaven's sake; it's a freakin' canal.
Does that make it any less a canal? Where does the article mention that the surveryor was looking for bodies. Have you ever considered being a little less caustic and combative in your posts? My flippancy was not directed at you or your uncle, but how would anyone expect you to know that; you never venture into second and third level thought. It's all first level. I'll go toe to toe with you any day, T...but just remember; the Pirate does not start arguments. He participates in them, but he doesn't start them. You and your ilk do that.
So, the great Tron is now the "flippancy" police? Jumpin' 3#%^&* Judas, where does this end?
The parrot, your liberal intellectual equal, sez that he's of the firm belief that you, Tron, could walk into an empty room and get into an argument.
H2O Only will go back inside the canal . Surveyor ??????????


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Ratings: 126 | Reviews: 58 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by nelsonbeer2001:
4.33/5 rDev +17%
This is possible the best non-stout oak aged beer i've ever tasted. Apperance is a very nice dark copper color. Aroma is pure oak straight out of the woods with a hint of whiskey. Taste is amazing, again oak is there. Very smooth and enjoyable. ABV at 7% is just right. A bit higher ABV and this may be a truly awesome beer.
11-10-2012 00:47:27 | More by nelsonbeer2001
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2.73/5 rDev -26.2%
A: Shiny copper color with a small off-white head that leaves plenty of lacings.
S: Toffee, bread, malts, plums and a surprisingly prominent note of banana.A hint of vanilla. Something about the smell seems artificial. Not very impressive.
T: The taste is on the sweet side, to say the least. Actually, it's very sweet. Plenty of sweet fruit flavors. The strange banana aromas are present in the taste as well. Raisins, some leafy hops and a hint of oak barrels. Lots of malts, butterscotch and toffee, like every other beer I've come across from this brewery. The finish is mildly bitter with a minimal peaty note and a lingering mix of minerals, raisins and orange. Kind of a weird taste, it's too sweet and some of the flavors seems really out of place. Unbalanced.
M: Medium body, medium carbonation.
D: This is not a terrible beer, nor is it impressive. My main question is: Where's the barrel-aged character? Where's the whisky? Seems like they've barrel-aged this one for about five minutes.
09-13-2009 22:20:14 | More by ricke
Saskatchewan (Canada)
3.43/5 rDev -7.3%
I very much enjoy I&G's packaging for their Limited Edition's.
A: light amber with a white slick for a head, lacing is decent and retention is also good.
S: sweet toffee mixed with tree fruit, i got appricot, i don't smell hops or grain at all, and alchohol is very faint. perhaps the fruit smell comes from the casks.
T: the casks are finally noticed with a slight woody taste dominated by malt and sweetness. it finishes with a strong butterscoth esque taste. it's honestly too sweet for me.
M: very thin, i was quite surprised. if you swish it around it does thicken up, but who really does that anyway? it was lackluster for what i thought it was going to be.
D: i'm not into super sweet brews and this one would definately attract wasps on a deck.
10-18-2010 04:01:18 | More by EsoxLucius
New York
5/5 rDev +35.1%
02-16-2012 13:51:40 | More by kbt5273
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +6.2%
Single bottle in a lovely Scotch-like box that hints of the whiskyness within. Received as part of my Beerthday celebrations.
Poured into an oversized wine glass. Tan-amber brew, nice sized foamy head, some lacing. Looks like their standard ale.
Nose is sweet and malty, a bit of cracker, vanilla and a mild peat or oak or something barrely in there. It's an essence, but it's not very strong.
Sweet, malty, a bit of bread, fresh vanilla, a bit of oak. Mild floral hops to the finish. Very similar to their standard ale - I'm not really understanding the difference between this and the usual fare.
I mean, it's a tasty brew, so I won't knock it down. But I can't help feeling somewhat robbed of the potential for greatness here. The barrel didn't seem to do much to this brew that I can detect - I was hoping for lovely peat, iodine, grain or smoke and what I'm getting is quite sweet. Tasty, but not really worth the extra couple of bucks.
02-21-2012 04:15:40 | More by JohnnyBarman
United Kingdom (England)
3.46/5 rDev -6.5%
A 330ml clear glass bottle with a BB of Dec 2012, so it's somewhat out of date. Acquired a while back from Trembling Madness in York. Comes in a fancy box, which will hopefully have kept the light away. A limited edition brew aged in 18 year old Scotch whisky casks for 69 days.
Poured into a tulip pint glass. A bright coppery-amber hue with good clarity and medium carbonation. Forms a small head of frothy white foam that lasts for a few minutes before disappearing. Aroma of fruity malt with notes of dried fruit, caramel/toffee, oak, brown sugar, mild roastted grain, vanilla and a subtle hint of whisky. A warming whiff of alcohol in the background.
Tastes of caramel malt with a rich, fruity character and a mild finish. Notes of dried fruit, caramel/toffee, brown sugar, oak/wood, mild vanilla, faint roasted grain, delicate hints of whisky and understated stewed hops. A touch of boozy warmth in the background. Attenuated and quite complex, but with little bitterness upon swallowing. Mouthfeel is smooth, dry and tingly, with pleasant carbonation and decen body. Could feel a shade more substantial to match its strength. Mildly astringent, with an aftertaste of fruity malt, oak and faint sweetness.
Another barrel-aged oddity from I&G. Could look better; the aroma/flavour are alright but nothing special given the treatment this beer has received. Body could be thicker. A decent beer but not amazing - their brews often seem to have an overdose of oak and a weak beer base that results in an unbalanced concoction. Darker malt might have improved this one. At any rate, drinkable but no need to seek it out.
05-03-2013 22:44:02 | More by jazzyjeff13
British Columbia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
11-21-2011 03:22:46 | More by chickenm
4/5 rDev +8.1%
04-03-2012 03:17:26 | More by jmbraxton
Nova Scotia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +8.1%
11-26-2012 06:34:39 | More by djcreepshow
Alberta (Canada)
4.45/5 rDev +20.3%
Hmmm...'Highland' malt does not necessarily equal 'Speyside' malt, but this is a sidestep into beer, so let's have a look at the proverbial pudding...
This beer pours a clear, dark copper hue, with one finger of fast-disappearing soapy pale beige head, which leaves no lace in its wake. It smells of caramel, vanilla, nougat, a bit of floral fruitiness, and oaky wood. The taste is nutty caramel/toffee malt, some tangy butterscotch, a concentrated orchard fruitiness, a subtle oakiness, with the inherent vanilla and honey standing as one, and a soft floral hoppiness. The carbonation is quite sedate, the body medium weight, smooth, fruity, and a little slick. It finishes quite dry, the mild warming alcohol and latent fruity hops coming to bear.
While I've always found the I&G beers to be interesting, none so far have stood out that much. Well, they couldn't go wrong by putting their starter ale in a 21 year old Speyside barrel, and this result is testament to that.
10-23-2010 23:42:56 | More by biboergosum
3.45/5 rDev -6.8%
Review from notes 4/9/11. Thanks to korguy123 for this one.
A: Pours an extremely clear copper color with a small white head that dissipates quickly leaving a ring of lacing. Decent amount of small bubble carbonation release.
S: Some toffee, a good bit of caramel, and a lot of vanilla. There is a hint of alcohol.
T: Very similar to the aroma, the vanilla is very prominent. There is also some caramel, toffee, and butterscotch.
M: Light to medium bodied with decent carbonation.
O: It was interesting. It was a bit over the top in terms of sweetness. The taste lingered for a long time after I was done. Glad to have tried it though.
04-13-2011 01:34:20 | More by mdaschaf
Ontario (Canada)
3.35/5 rDev -9.5%
This brewery has been at barrel aging for a long time. This is a mediocre attempt, but it is different. The appearance looks OK, with a fruitiness to the colour, along with a minimal head. There is a lactose aroma, and that of milk going bad. The mouthfeel is easy, a bit creamy. Butterscotch and rum tastes. Purposely like this? Apparently, very sweetish.
10-22-2010 03:57:36 | More by Sammy
Alberta (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -3.2%
A - crystal clear copper, short tan head dissipated to a thin perimeter
S - a sweet fruity aroma reminiscent of red wine, hints of vanilla and wood with light booziness
T - starts with light red wine light sweetness, quickly moves to hints of vanilla, sweet whiskey mash, earthy woodiness with just a touch of peat
M - light and fairly smooth body, smooths out as the whiskey flavour rises, and finishes with a gentle dry smokiness, abv very well hidden
O - like many special I&G brews this is very complex in flavours, hard to nail down what it should be, but what it is is well worth a try
11-26-2011 03:31:56 | More by joemcgrath27
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +8.1%
11-23-2011 23:50:42 | More by zillo043068
Ontario (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +9.5%
I really like Innis & Gunn's, love the Vanilla in their beers and was excited to try this one.
Poured as usually, a wonderfully clear, thick head.
Aroma is astounding. Spice. Oak. Whiskey. Malt....Amazing...subtle vanilla as usual.
Flavor is interesting and complex. Less vanilla than their typical beers. A nice maltiness mixed with a complex spiceyness that i can't really put my finger on. There is a touch of whisky burn, but very subtle. the finish is hoppy, more hoppy than i usually notice but it works perfectly. Very very creamy and smooth.
Fantastic, love it.
01-14-2012 02:03:30 | More by jbonapar
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +8.1%
03-25-2012 06:42:28 | More by mikerems
Ontario (Canada)
3.3/5 rDev -10.8%
330mL bottle into chalice
A - Pours a clear gold amber with a finger of rapidly dissipating white head
S - Grain and malt with a bit of cherry
T - Strong notes of oak with cherry and caramel. A slight astringency is noticeable on the finish
M - Smooth and moderate bodied. Carbonation was not particularly strong.
O - Pretty good, but its not a beer I'd want to drink a lot of.
01-27-2012 21:27:27 | More by cragus
Alberta (Canada)
4.3/5 rDev +16.2%
2011 Issue....
A- Well, just like the brewer describes, this pours an auburn color, with tinges of copper in the narrow portion of my glass, and the beer is clear throughout. There appears to be aggressive looking carbonation rising to the top of the liquid, and there really isn't much of a head on this one, but more of a thick ring around the glass that retains quite well. The lacing aspect is rather good too, leaving behind good sticky foam on the glass. A decent looking brew...just better if there was more of a head.
S- This is actually quite heavy in malt sweetness, and I do smell sweet fortified wine, such as a nice tawny port, which is giving this some dark skinned fruit aromas. In the background, there is hints of wood and vanilla from the scotch barrel....rather pleasant smelling overall I have to say!
T- This is really deep in flavor, and now the smooth scotch notes are more noticeable. There is lots of dried prune/raisin flavor on the palate, and it really is on the mellow side....it reminds me of a freshly made dark rum fruit cake! There is hints of vanilla bean, and toffee thrown in there as well. The alcohol shows a bit of kick on the palate at first, but then really smooths out once you've had a couple tastes! I didn't find really much in terms of a hopped finish either. Very nice!
M- This is surprisingly light and fresh on the palate during the taste, and then leaves an oily, flavorful aftertaste making this feel much heavier than it really is. I get lots of dessert like fruitiness on the palate in the end, especially if you let this warm up a couple of degrees....it gets sticky actually. The carbonation really isn't that aggressive, and only enhances what was intended here.
O- This is most definitely one of I&Gs' best outings that I've tried, and I believe I've tried most of them! I would enjoy this on a regular basis if it wasn't so expensive per bottle, but it makes a great sipping brew for any occasion. As always, I highly recommend this offering and will definitely pick this one up again in the future....hopefully they make this a regular seasonal!
05-21-2012 23:48:50 | More by ChrisCage
Ontario (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev +0.8%
A - poured one finger off white head upon an amber ruby hued body - semi-clear like a precious stone - little retention as it ebbed to a thin collar of fine bubbles - minimal lacing
S - whiskey and vanilla up front with that Innis skunk coming through. Herbal hops, sweet, with caramel and citrus fruit
T - Sweet whiskey, oak and peat, vanilla with herbal hops backing it up. Somewhat peppery with some light fruit as well. Everything I like about Innis but almost a little too sweet for me - but still very good, don't get me wrong
M - medium bodied with little carbonation - relatively smooth with some bitterness at the back of the tongue which grew as I worked my way through this one, sweet and not too dry.
01-05-2012 21:08:41 | More by Stocean1
British Columbia (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev -1.9%
Thanks to my father in law for this christmas gift. Nothing better than the gift of beer!
Appearance. Pours a clear orangey-amber with over a finger of foamy, just barely off-white head.
Smell. Sweet caramel, slight nuttyness. Some citrus rind and a hint of vanilla
Taste. Caramel, orange rind, lightly roasted grains. A little bitter woodyness and hints of vanilla. A little bit sugary sweet.
Mouthfeel. Medium body, medium carbonation.
Overall. Good beer with definite whiskey character.
01-05-2012 17:28:26 | More by Rutager
Quebec (Canada)
2.05/5 rDev -44.6%
Bottle: Poured a light copper color ale with a medium size foamy head with light retention and some minimal lacing. Aroma of butter and light scotch notes. Taste is a weird mix between some butter with some light warming notes of scotch. Body is light well some rounded notes of scotch with average carbonation. Another bad mix from a strange brewery.
12-14-2010 03:31:31 | More by Phyl21ca
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
02-20-2012 04:41:07 | More by LJWalker
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -3.2%
Poured in to Founder's tulip.
A -Medium amber colour with a slight ruby glow around the edges. One finger of cream coloured head formed on the pour and quickly receded to a few bubbles.
S - Biscuit, toffee, caramel and a hint of scotch in the background.
T - Good balance of base beer flavours with scotch and oak definitely there but playing more of a secondary role in the palate. The base beer contributes biscuit, caramel and toffee flavours. The ABV is slightly warming in the finish.
M - Medium body with a slight chew. Light to moderate carbonation.
02-11-2012 15:25:21 | More by TheSevenDuffs
3.9/5 rDev +5.4%
11.2 oz bottle, 7.1% abv. Clear, darker copper color. White head holds for a few minutes. Only a few tiny bubbles moving about.
Slightly skunked nose, due to the clear bottle. A light caramel, butterscotch note, with some toffee. Slight suggestion of oak and whisky.
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Facts are facts. Former ice maintenance specialist and current big shot sound editor man BradFlick55, who asked not to be identified by his real name, has reached out for some help as he traverses the magnificent bastard that is TV pilot season. Here's where film people stick together, because RealBadRobot has answered the call and will be picking up a good chunk of the weekday links and will be sticking around to help with the links after that upon Flick's return.
Eventually, everyone here will get tired of writing links and the process will begin anew. For now, though, the state of the LinksHQ is strong.
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Plans for woodland school in Barnoldswick set to be refused (From Burnley and Pendle Citizen)
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1:13pm Wednesday 26th February 2014 in News By Chris Adams
AMBITIOUS plans to build a woodland school, eight new homes and allotments in Barnoldswick look set to be turned down.
The development, earmarked for land between Applegarth and Lockfield Drive, would also see four new moorings built on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
But planning bosses at Pendle Council have recommended that the scheme is refused after they raised concerns about access, noise nuisance and the effect it would have on wildlife.
Planning officer Neil Watson said applicant Robin Southwell had failed to consider the impact of the proposed moorings on flora and fauna on the canal embankment, which is a designated Biological Heritage Site.
Mr Southwell had intended to offer the nine allotments to Barnoldswick Town Council, while the woodland school was set to be used by Pendle Nursery, currently based in Fountain Street.
In a report, Mr Watson said: "While some of the scheme is acceptable in principle, a number of material considerations have not been satisfactorily addressed."
He added: "The applicant has failed to demonstrate that there is any propect of the proposed access via Applegarth being able to provide a safe and suitable access to this development in accordance with the guidance in the National Planning Policy Framework."
Residents and businesses have lodged seven objections to the proposals, alongside one letter of support.
Mr Southwell said the scheme had the backing of Barnoldswick Town Council, residents of nearby George Street and Pendle Nursery, which has submitted a petition of support containing 110 sign- atures.
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Report Shows Bay Bridge Review Panelists Have Conflicts Of Interest
An investigation has found apparent conflicts of interest involving some of the experts asked to conduct a technical review of the tower foundation for the new San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
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Gov. Jerry Brown has begun aggressively challenging federal court oversight of California's prison system by highlighting what he says is a costly conflict of interest.
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Some questions are being raised about a potential conflict-of-interest in the awarding of a multi-million dollar contract to run the Oakland Coliseum involving City Councilman Ignacio De La Fuente, and former State Senator Don Perata.
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I was wondering what other QB's through history have put up numbers like Romo in their first year.
So I checked out guys like Kurt Warner, Manning, Brady, Bulger, Carson Palmer, Favre, and some who were not very good.
Since I tend to be conservative about evaluating Romo, I was surprised to find out that I could not find a QB who put up early numbers like Romo and turned out to be a flop - they all turned out great. Maybe early success can predict the future.
Also Romo's early numbers look as good or better than the brief list of great QB's that I looked up. Since many of the greats started earlier in their careers than Romo, I looked at the second years and he still looks good.
There must be some examples of QB's who played lights out and then fizzled. Did I miss something?


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Peter Crouch is being tracked by QPR after Tottenham signalled they would be willing to sell the striker this summer.
Everton are weighing up a bid to take Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner on loan.
Cardiff City could be set to make a move to sign hometown hero Craig Bellamy, left, on a free transfer with the Welshman desperate to negotiate a release from his Manchester City contract.
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Don't really know what else to say, just trying to spread the word so you guys can watch it on ESPN, good to hear some Colts info in a week full of nothing but Wild-Card news.
Jim Rome's a tool, but he's inviting our boys on his show so yay.
UPDATE: Well the interview just happened heres some of the key points.
-Bullitt said the past 2 weeks off have been huge for the team getting healthy, especially himself, saying the shoulder he hurt in week 9 against the Pats on the 4 & 2 play is now 100%, Rome then asked again if it was 100% and he said yes, hammering it home....nice.
-Jim Rome asked if the colts have a chip on their shoulder because of the media/fan backlash of the botched undefeated season, as Dungy had stated. Bullitt said it wasn't like that at all.
-Bullitt talked about coming in behind Sanders as an undrafted free agent, said the system was perfect for him.
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Chicago – How bluntly can I put this? "S. Darko" is one of the worst movies ever made. It is an absolute head-scratching experience that leaves you not pondering the secrets of the universe but how this cinematic nightmare got made in the first place. Donnie saved the world for this? I'd rather get hit by a plane engine than sit through it again.
Blu-Ray Rating: 0.0/5.0 I can usually find something to like about a movie. The worst films are usually so-bad-they're-fun. I have rarely been as aggravated by a film as "S. Darko". I know what the "S" stands for and it's a word I can't use here without asterisks.
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A traffic alert if you are a motorist in Bay City.
Beginning today, workers will be cleaning the bridge that connects Lafayette and Salzburg streets.
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That's right, I Googled his dad. As it turns out, the guy sounds like a real class act.
Meanwhile, [Larry Johnson, Sr.'s] successes have been so significant that he is now mentioned among the favorites to land the Nittany Lions' head job whenever Joe Paterno retires.
"Larry's not out for Larry," Zook said. "Larry's out for the program ... He's got all the right things in perspective. He doesn't beat his chest. He lets his work show for itself."
Too bad the son didn't come away with any of his father's better qualities.
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Join us for the second annual Culture & Harvest Festival. This 3-day Festival is a celebration of our Agricultural Heritage and will showcase the Arts and Culture of our lively, vibrant, and diverse community. There will be fun for the whole family with plenty of feasting, merriment, and live performances.
Dates: September 25 - 28, 2014.
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Bay obviously doesn't want to come. So to my thinking, we're down to Holliday and/or making a trade. Does anyone have a sense if Miguel Cabrera is available? Would the Tigers take Murphy, Ike Davis, and Mejia?
In Cabrera, yes, he's got warts and is not cheap, but he turns 27 in April and has a 3-year average line of .311/.383/.549 with 35 home runs and 116 rbi playing entirely in pitchers' parks. He would be a pretty solid bet to put up some big offensive numbers.


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Dale R. Young, Sr. - August 26, 2012Dale R. Young, Sr., 85, of Hampton, died Sunday, Aug. 26, 2012, at Bryan LGH Medical Center in Lincoln.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, Aug. 29 at 10 a.m. at the Evangelical Free Church in Aurora with Rev. Vance Christie officiating. Visitation will be Tuesday, Aug. 28, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the church. Burial will be in the Hampton Cemetery with military rites by American Legion Post 141.
Memorials are suggested to Hampton High School. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.soltfh.com.
Dale was born Nov. 21, 1926, in Hubbell to Charles A. and Mabel O. (Slagle) Young. He grew up in Hubbell and graduated from Hubbell High School. On Oct. 8, 1945, Dale was united in marriage to Darlene M. Earl. He entered the United States Army in 1945 and was honorably discharged in 1946. He worked for the telephone company in Cuba, Kan., before moving to Omaha and attending the National Railroad School in 1947 and 1948. Dale began his lifelong career as a freight and ticket agent, clerk and office manager for Burlington Northern Railroad in 1949 in Phillips and in 1958, they moved to Hampton. Dale retired from the railroad in 1988.
Dale attended and was active in the United Lutheran Church in Hampton, was a member and active in the Calvary Bible Church in Henderson, and for many years was active in the Evangelical Free Church in Aurora. He was district director of Boys and Youth Work, Central District (Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado) for the American Lutheran Church Men from 1971 to 1975.
For 52 years, he was an active volunteer for the Overland Trails Council, Boy Scouts of America. His activities with the Boy Scouts included working with Pack 3 and Troop 3 in Hampton in many capacities, serving as assistant district commissioner, he was on the executive board for the Scouting Council and was still actively involved in volunteering at the Council Service Center, and he worked with the Area 7 Scout Camp. Among his many awards were Scouters Key in 1962, Commissioner Arrowhead in 1964, Wood Badge Beads in 1965, Order of Arrow Vigil 1965, Silver Beaver in 1968, Lamb Award in 1971, District Award of Merit in 1996, and James E. West Fellow in 2002.
Dale volunteered countless hours at Camp Augustine building the life guard tower, storage facilities, the shelter at the Hall County campsite, as well as many other projects.
Dale was actively involved with the Hampton community and the Hampton Schools. He served on the Hampton Public School Board from 1959 to 1965. He was appointed by Governor Frank Morrison as a member of the State Board of Education Service Unit 10 from 1966 to 1970; was Chairman of the Hamilton County Committee for Reorganization of School Districts from 1669 to 1978; and served on a committee of four to intervene in a Freeholder's lawsuit against Hampton Public School in the District Court and the Nebraska Court of Appeals from 2006 to 2008. He served as official basketball scorekeeper for Hampton Public School from 1959 to 1998; football statistician from 1963 to 1998; and was official statistician for Nebraska Eight-Man football Coaches Association All Star Game from 1985 to 1996. He was a past member of the Business and Professional Club in Hampton, the Hampton Volunteer Fire Department, and was a member of the American Legion Post 141 for over 50 years.
Dale was given the Dr. O.M. Troester Award for Outstanding Community Leadership in 1965; AK-SAR-BEN Good Neighbor Citation in 1975; the Nebraska Athletic Director's Association Award for Outstanding Service to Nebraska High School Athletics in 1996; and the Nebraska School Activities Association Outstanding Service Award in Basketball in 2000.
Survivors include his children, Pam (John) Janzen of Aurora, Jamie (Mark) Muramoto of West Valley City, Utah and Dale (Jan) Young of Friend; seven grandchildren, Tammy Janzen, Johnnie Janzen, Dawn Martens, Karen and Shawn Hanneman, Laura and Kirk Steffensen, Susan and Matt Kathol, and Christy and Aaron Svehla; 13 great-grandchildren; his brother, Donald Young of Fremont; and sister-in-law, Rose Young of Fairbury.
Dale was preceded in death by his wife, Darlene, on May 26, 2007; brother, Harold Young; sister, Ellen Fisher; and daughter-in-law, Sandy Young.


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With our nation's birthday approaching this weekend, what better time to shine the light on that one symbol that unites us all.
Our flag.
So many local businesses take the time to display the Stars and Stripes not just to show their patriotism but because it's just the right thing to do, such as this car dealership on I-55 West Frontage Road just south of Briarwood.
Unfortunately, their neighbor next door doesn't seem to care a whit about the condition of their flag.
And what is really pathetic is that the American flag is on the company's logo!
Is this some kind of mixed signal or do they really just don't care?
Well, the flag police has tagged this motel and let us know that somebody needs to do something.
Hopefully the condition of their flag is no reflection on the condition of their motel.
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There has been too much talk in the news lately about Apples, so it's time we talk about oranges.
A machine that uses artificial vision and UV rays to scan through citrus fruit and get rid of rotten ones has been developed in Spain.
Usually the inspection is done manually in dark rooms, also using UV light, but this type of light can harm workers' eyes and skin, so they must wear protective clothing and goggles.
The team from the Valencian Institute of Agrarian Research said that their technology could eliminate these risks.
To avoid workers' UV exposure, Professor Jose Blasco of the Valencian Institute of Agrarian Research and his colleagues decided to let a machine do the job.
"Our system captures the images of the fruits inside an inspection chamber illuminated only with black light," he said.
"If the fruit is infected, it will show a spot of fluorescence, which is like a small right circle in the middle of the dark."
No word yet if the machine then vaporizes the bad orange using a laser-canon, but we think this is unlikely.
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Not exactly a bolt from the blue that Forever 21 is no longer part of the RivPlaza fabric. The store telegraphed its closure in 2011 when it found more suitable digs in the Galleria down the road.
But the expected exit does leave behind a second empty big box (RIP Borders) raising questions about this Mag Center plaza's quest, if there is one, for retail viability. There's a smattering of apparel, jewelry and shoe shops. But food (at least 16 eating options) and movies are the real draws.
After Borders closed in 2011, plaza management reached down and pulled up its chin. Don't worry, they said. We have three written offers from national retailers, including one apparel concern. Now?
"The Wait Is Almost Over!" proclaims the RivPlaza web site. "Exciting new tenants coming soon!" If memory serves, this ballyhoo has been around awhile. Plus, it is set against the backdrop of a large clock that appears to be stopped cold.
The plaza is now owned by an outfit called Vestar, which apparently means "no local phone numbers." All contacts except one begin with 714, 213, 562 or 949. When I called the 951 number, I reached Long Beach. Shockingly, my calls were not returned.
I hope new Riverside Councilman Ken Gutierrez fares better. He hopes to meet with Vestar (the plaza's in his ward). He's noodling about more entertainment: comedy club, Cosmic Bowling in the Forever Harris' basement, a Dave & Buster's. "It's their center. They're the experts." But Kenny G. wants to help. "It's such an important center to the city."
RivCo seismic sleuths waited almost two years to inspect the supposed future home of the public defender because ex-DA Rod Pacheco, who'd moved out of the building and into new digs, refused to let county inspectors enter his former domain. So said RivCo administrator Rob Field (Wednesday PE) as he explained why the PD still lives in Sardineland.
Why did Pacheco keep seismic sleuths out? County facilities peeps: The DA left behind sensitive case files when he moved into new nearby digs. Didn't want anyone messing with them.
Possible upside: The sheer weight of these basement-languishing files may have anchored the building and kept it from collapsing.
Last week's Z'Bach v. Hestrin tale of intrigue (or normal biz practices) in which star prosecutor and potential 2014 rival Michael Hestrin was "rotated" out of the homicide unit, may have triggered aftershocks.
Word has it that Hestrin's last remaining homicide case was "reassigned" to someone else; veteran homicide prosecutor John Aki, who said Hestrin's "rotation" was politically motivated, received a reprimand on an unrelated matter (Aki is also prez of the DDA's union); Deputy DA Ambrosio Rodriguez, chair of the union's political action committee, was moved from general felonies to juvenile.
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Catalog of the Possible
January 4, 2013 § 2 Comments
Whilst writing my forthcoming book SAVED: How to Break the Spell of Money, Live Well, and Change the World (how's that for thinkin' small?), I read Lewis Hyde's The Gift. It's a fantastic book, if at times a little intellectually dense for a simple fella like myself. Still and all, I highly recommend it.
In The Gift, Hyde talks about the "catalog of possible lives", as defined by the consumer/commodity economy.
"The excitement of commodities is the excitement of possibility, of floating away from the particular to taste the range of available life. There are times when we want to be aliens and strangers, to feel how the shape of our lives is not the only shape, to drift before a catalog of possible lives, staring at the glass arcades of shoes that are sensible and shoes for taking a chance, buses leaving town and the gray steam railway depot where men and women hurry by with their bags."
What Hyde doesn't mention, but what I believe is implicit to the book as a whole, is that the "catalog of possible lives" can include so much more than what the consumer economy offers. I've spoken of it before (here and here) in the context of stories – not written stories, but life stories. I am fascinated by how the stories we tell ourselves about wealth and happiness and acceptance and security are so often the stories we are being told to tell ourselves. In other words, they are the stories contained within Hyde's "catalog of possible lives", those which make us subservient to the commodity consumer economy.
To be sure, the entities at the helm of this economy are enormously skilled at writing themes of beauty and freedom and need into the stories they're selling, to the point that we manage to convince ourselves that, for instance, buying a new car for the improvement in fuel mileage it offers represents some sort of forward-thinking progress, conveniently ignoring the fact that the energy embedded in the construction of our shiny new machine will never be offset by marginal efficiency gains. Likewise, we ignore the often-toxic rare earth materials (and not inconsequently, the environmental and social devastation wrought by mining them) contained within every piece of digitized seduction Apple puts forth. Or maybe we don't ignore it: Maybe we know, but that knowing withers in the face of our desire to gain the social acceptance and so-called connection such devices promise. (And yes, I'm writing this on an iMac). For our children, we buy toys of amazing detail, realism, and technological prowess, believing the fallacy that these toys encourage imaginative play, when in fact the best way to develop a child's imagination is to give him a stick and an afternoon without schedule or expectation.
This may be obvious by now, but I believe strongly in the quiet activism of personal choice, and I often wonder what the world might look like if we stopped listening to the stories we are told by the consumer economy, and started writing our own stories. What might the world look like if we stopped believing the prevailing-but-largely-unacknowledged cultural belief that the choices defining what we experience, how we feel, what we value, and, in a sense, who we are, can be bought?
I have enormous respect for the people I know whose view of themselves and the world around them is not dependent on the catalog of the possible, as defined by the consumer economy. And I can't help but notice how these people strike me as the most contented folks I know. They are all, to varying degrees, bereft of the items contained within the pages of the aforementioned catalog, and to the casual observer, they are likely to appear as simply poor. Many of them labor long, hard hours at tasks affording little, if any, recognition beyond their small community of friends and neighbors.
So yeah, these people may be poor. But is it possible they are also wealthy? I'm pretty sure we all know the answer to that.
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Hey Ben, so true. When I was a kid the only vision of success was money and the things you could buy. Period. A carefully crafted message I am sure. It didn't look that way to me back then and still doesn't. I've seen too many people who had 'everything' and were still unhappy and dissatified. My Dad was one of them.
In the catalog I suspect that 'a life of contentment' would not be on the list, but it would be my definition of rich or wealth or even success.
Hi, Ben (and family). Some friends and I (in GA) are now looking forward to this new book!


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WASHINGTON – States will receive more than $9 in federal money for every $1 they spend to cover low-income residents under President Obama's health care law, according to a nonpartisan analysis released Monday.
Expanding Medicaid to cover about 20 million more low-income people will cost over $1 trillion nationally from 2013 to 2022, said the joint report from the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Urban Institute.
But the analysis found that states will pay just $76 billion of that, a combined share of roughly 7 percent. The federal government will pay the other $952 billion.
Republican governors have resisted the Medicaid expansion, saying it adds an unacceptable burden to already strained budgets.
And the Supreme Court handed the governors a victory this summer, ruling that states are free to reject the Medicaid deal.
Medicaid is one of the two main ways that Obama's law expands coverage to most of the 50 million uninsured U.S. residents. As a broader Medicaid safety net picks up more low-income people, new health insurance markets called exchanges will offer subsidized private coverage to the middle class. Both parts of the strategy take effect in 2014, at the same time that most Americans will be required to carry health insurance or pay a fine.
The new analysis was unlikely to change the minds of state leaders who have already rejected the Medicaid expansion, but it may help shape the debate in a majority of states still on the fence.
Among those refusing are Texas Gov. Rick Perry, South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.For most others, the choice will come into sharp focus early next year as state legislatures meet.
Under the law, Medicaid will be expanded to cover people up to 138 percent of the federal poverty line, or about $15,400 for an individual.
It's mainly geared to low-income adults with no children at home, who currently cannot get Medicaid coverage in most states. Washington pays all of the cost for the first three years, gradually phasing down to 90 percent.
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We love grindhouse movies; we love biker culture; and we certainly love stories about a man in the '60s changed by war trying to reintegrate into society. As such, Ride to Hell: Retribution seems to be something right up our violent, rugged alley — on paper, at least. In video form, it's looking pretty terrible and sounding even worse. While many a non-AAA game can be home to a bad voice performance or two, Ride to Hell seems to deal exclusively in hammy acting. The worst is from the narrator at the beginning with the sleeveless jean jacket, shirt and Nazi Officer hat who sounds like an over-the-top villain in a localized Japanese action game. Nobody else, from main characters to bit parts to the damsel in distress fairs any better, seemingly so flat and emotionless that the whole thing almost comes off as a parody.
…wait, is it a parody?
Due out in June 2013, we could excuse it (though still horribly ridicule it) if it were an XBLA/PSN/PC download, but it's a full-fledged retail game. A fifty dollar retail game. For that many clams, simply corralling whoever was around the Eutechnyx office onto audacity is not going to fly.
You'd think the whole "cash in on SOA" craze would've ended with Lost and the Damned, which will no doubt be better than this is in every measurable way.
Of this generation? Can it compete for all time with Chaos wars? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAtC1SzWSXg
*low whistle* First off, awesome share by RHF. Second it really comes down to, tried but utterly failed at dramatic VA vs. just dont give a…you know, VA.


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About gammabeam
Ludum Dare 23
gammabeam's Trophies
Archive for the 'LD #23' Category
Progress (no art yet)
Idea is set! Will I make it?
Morning update here.
After last night's panic, I think I got the idea set, and the basic mechanics as well.
It rains like hell over here, and the internet is unstable, but I guess I'll be able to push forward today and have the whole system set by night. Work on art and music comes tomorrow
My Construct 2 "skeleton" project
I'm posting my project template for Construct 2.
I was gonna do everything from scratch, but them I read the rules again, and decided to post it.
Good stuff about it:
- it uses comic sans in the images so you'll be tempted to change the images
- sound effects are also crappy
- it auto resizes the screen if you are willing to port it to mobile devices later
- sound is already enabled (and there's a function for fade out)
- cookies are already saving sound On/Off options
Bad stuff:
- You'll need the Function plugin
-…and the spritefont plugin
You can find the template at:
There! Ready for LD23!
I'm in, 1st time
Hi there!
It's my first time ludum dare'ing!
I'll be using:
- Engine/Game Maker: Construct 2
- Art: Pyxel Editor, Graphics Gale (if Pixel Art) or Photoshop/Illustrator
- Sound: Who knows, maybe some iPad sound Apps!
Timelapse procedures are GO!
I'm thinking about setting up a livestream, is this popular or will I be wasting my time doing it?
/all GLHF! XD


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Ugly UI is tumblog run by JJ.Ying, it is dedicated to collect bad practices of user interface in this world. These examples will show what we should avoid in our own design.
I know a good design is not always a beautiful one but a useful one, and we don't want to select these design totally by our own flavor, so you're most welcome to contribute some of ugly interface design in you mind.
If you feel some inappropriate about the posts here, just send me a note.


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Pervert alert–serial sexter @RepWeiner is making another step towards a comeback nydn.us/SdWiPd All girls under 18 should block him.—
Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 28, 2012
It's not the first time Donald Trump has issued an urgent pervert alert. All it took was one wordless tweet from former Congressman Anthony Weiner — a link to a YouTube video showing the devastation to Rockaway, Queens, wrought by Superstorm Sandy — for Trump to urge all minor females to block him from their Twitter feeds.
.@realDonaldTrump I wouldn't call one tweet on Nov. 7 a comeback exactly, but I'm sure those vulnerable minors appreciate your concern.—
Nicholas Mitchell (@puxxled) November 28, 2012
What sparked this latest alert? Weiner and Rep. Gregory Meeks co-authored an opinion piece on Rockaway's Sandy recovery effort for the New York Daily News. The Daily News sees it as another small step toward another run for office and notes that Weiner "still sits on a potential campaign warchest of $3.9 million." So, yes, it looks like we'll be seeing more of Weiner in the near future.
Does Trump's trolling of Weiner hurt the latter's political chances, though, or does it create sympathy for the disgraced Congressman? Trump also called out the GOP on its "terrible and ineffective" presidential campaign ads, but quite a few claim that Trump's public calls for Obama's birth certificate and college records (which sparked a boycott of Macy's) hurt Mitt Romney more than they did his opponent.
I still can't get over how the Republicans—my friends—spent hundreds of millions of dollars on such terrible & ineffective ads.—
Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 28, 2012
@realDonaldTrump They were not helped by your obsessive stunts. Only added to the impression that GOP is a only interested in fringe issues.—
Matthew Lumby (@MatthewLumby) November 28, 2012
@realDonaldTrump don't forget that one douche who tried to extort the president with an offer to charity. totally ridic!—
sean uyehara (@seanuye) November 28, 2012
@realDonaldTrump I know a few who switched sides cuz of your absurd protests. You made the GOP look very foolish in many eyes.—
Steve Diet Goedde (@stevedietgoedde) November 28, 2012
Really? People switched sides over Trump? We find that hard to believe, but it's possible. Others urge Trump to stay in the game.
@realDonaldTrump TRUMP 2016—
Ted Hawley (@teddyhawley) November 28, 2012
@realDonaldTrump Unfortunately they lost & we have to deal w it. Hopefully w ur guidance they will do better in nxt election—
Sratty Problems (@SrattyProblems) November 28, 2012


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Gulfstream Aerospace has received type certificate validation from the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand for the Gulfstream G500 and G550, allowing operators to register these business jet types in that country. The two aircraft join the large-cabin GIV, GIV-SP, G400 and G300, all of which New Zealand approved for registration in 2003.
Gulf Stream
Gulfstream Aerospace this week celebrated the 25th anniversary of the first flight of the Gulfstream IV, which the Savannah, Ga.-based manufacturer said is "the best-selling" large-cabin, long-range business jet in the world. On Sept. 19, 1985, three months ahead of schedule, the aircraft took off from Savannah (Ga.) International Airport, just eight days after it was rolled out at the manufacturer's headquarters in Savannah.
"There's a fair amount of caution out there, but we're seeing steady activity at our aerospace division, which consists of Gulfstream and Jet Aviation," Jay Johnson, chairman and CEO of Gulfstream and Jet Aviation parent company General Dynamics, said yesterday at the Morgan Stanley Global Industrials Unplugged Conference. Backlog for current-production large-cabin Gulfstreams is "about where we want to be" at 18 months, he noted.
"We're seeing a gradual improvement in the business jet market," Jay Johnson, the chairman and CEO of Gulfstream and Jet Aviation parent General Dynamics, noted yesterday during the company's second-quarter financial conference.
Deer Jet, China's largest business-jet charter operator, has been named by Gulfstream Aerospace to support the OEM's growing fleet of Gulfstreams in China. Beijing-based Deer Jet owns three G550s, two GVs, four GIVs and four G200s.
Gulfstream Aerospace and sister company Jet Aviation "will return to growth this year," according to Jay Johnson, chairman and CEO of parent company General Dynamics. Speaking at the Sanford C.
Opera Aircraft Sales has become a sales agent for Gulfstream business aircraft in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania. The company, which is based in the Slovak capital Bratislava, is part of the same group as charter operator OperaJet, which operates two Cessna Citation CJ3s, a CJ2, a CJ and a Mustang. It is due to add a Dassault Falcon 2000 this month.
Gulfstream Aerospace recently added a representative to its field service organization. Jenson Saw will assist Gulfstream customers in Beijing, China, and surrounding areas.
Gulfstream Aerospace has named industry veteran Jeff Miller to the newly created position of vice president of communications. Miller comes to Gulfstream from Dallas, where he spent nine years as CEO of advertising and public relations firm Blake-Miller Communications. He previously held communications roles at Galaxy Aerospace, Learjet and Piaggio Aviation.
Gulfstream Aerospace has named Florian "Flo" Thiele senior regional sales manager, product support sales, for parts of Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Based in Zurich, Switzerland, Thiele reports to Jeff Hill, director of international product support sales.


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Alternative Health
Docs Exposed to Radiation: Their Bodies React
Reported August 26, 2011
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Cardiologists who perform heart procedures using X-ray
guided catheters are exposed to high levels of ionizing radiation. A new
study offers the first evidence that these constant, high levels of exposure
can cause cell level changes that might be the body's way of protecting
Researchers studied 10 interventional cardiologists who were regularly
exposed to X-rays and compared them to 10 health workers who were not
exposed to radiation. They obtained information about the doctors' exposure
from radiation badges, and their lifetime exposure calculated from these
Results showed levels of two chemicals increased in the interventional
cardiologists. These chemicals were glutathione, which is an anti-oxidant
that protects against cell damage from oxygen-containing molecules, and
hydrogen peroxide, which indicates the amount of oxidative stress caused by
these molecules. Also, lymphocyte cells showed increased levels of an enzyme
called caspase-3, which is involved in programmed cell death (apoptosis) and
indicates an increased susceptibility of these cells to apoptosis.
The scientists believe these changes suggest that the radiation was inducing
potentially harmful effects at the cellular level, but this prompted a
protective response, which could be the body's way of killing off damaged
and potentially cancerous cells.
"Our findings clearly emphasize, for the first time, that exposure to a
level of radiation, which is considered 'safe' by regulatory standards for
interventional cardiologists, can induce a profound biochemical and cellular
adaptation whereby increases in the levels of reactive oxygen species in
these workers are balanced by an improvement in antioxidant defenses. We
also observed an increased susceptibility of lymphocytes to apoptosis, which
may represent a compensatory mechanism to efficiently remove genetically
damaged cells," first author of the study, Dr. Gian Luigi Russo, a senior
research scientist at the CNR's Institute of Food Sciences in Avellino
(Italy), was quoted as saying.
About 23 million people worldwide are exposed to ionizing radiation in their
professions. About 7 million are medical workers. Over the past 20 years,
exposure to radiation among interventional cardiologists has increased
because the number of X-ray guided procedures has increased.
"Each procedure involves a large radiation exposure to the patient, which
may range from the equivalent of 300 to 5,000 chest X-rays and more, with an
average dose of 750 chest X-rays for a percutaneous coronary intervention or
a cardiac radiofrequency ablation. Interventional cardiologists must work
close to the source of X-rays, and this explains why their own professional
exposure is three-times higher than that of radiologists, and can be
equivalent to the dose of 250 chest X-rays per head per year. After 30 years
of work, this corresponds to a lifetime's increased risk of developing
cancer of approximately one in 100, although there is still some uncertainty
in these risk estimates," Dr. Eugenio Picano, director of the Institute of
Clinical Physiology at the Italian National Research Council in Pisa, Italy,
was quoted as saying.
The study authors suggest interventional cardiologists should make every
effort to minimize their exposure to ionizing radiation but should not be
afraid of the life-saving therapy.
SOURCE: European Heart Journal, August 2011


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Blackberry Still #1 with the Wealthy
Years ago Blackberry used to be "the Cadillac of smart phones". The iPhone and Android didn't exist in a time when CEO's and VPs all owned Blackberrys. Smart phone was synonymous with wealth and business. Though times have changed, and the smart phone market is more mainstream, Blackberry still holds the wealthy mantel. According to a survey done by Prosper Mobile Insights, Blackberry is favored among the wealthy at 11.9%, which is about .4% higher than iPhone and a whopping 4.1% higher than the Android. But what is "wealthy" to PMI? According to them, anyone making over $150,000 a year. Perhaps that's not what some consider wealthy, but it's certainly very comfortable.
The survey didn't stop there though. They checked several other income brackets, including anyone making $100,000 to $149,000. In that pay grade the favorites stay close to the same, but it has become evident that the Blackberry is losing some of their comfortable ground. The lower the income bracket the more the iPhone takes over the lead and Android begins creeping up to the Blackberry. People making between $75,000 to $99,000 favor the iPhone at 19.6%, with Blackberry at 18.7% and the Android right behind the Blackberry at 18.2%.
But where the iPhone begins the gain, so does the Android. Google's Android phones have one advantage over iPhone, which is they offer their operating system on a wide variety of phones and are now available on all major carriers. With this in mind, more companies are able to create a wide variety of prices in their phones, which allow for more affordable phones for the middle to lower class. So when we get below $74,000 a year, Google's Android begins to dominate. But what else makes the Blackberry lose favor with the middle to lower class?
Games. Games are much easier to play with a touch screen, like everyone's favorite Angry Birds, as oppose to Blackberry's staple ball navigation. Not to say Blackberry phones aren't worth it anymore. They are excellent business phones and can surf the internet just as well as the competition. They even dabble in the touch screen world, most notably with the Storm and Storm 2. But their strong point, and stereotype, will almost certainly always be in business. Even their old commercials played on this stereotype of the business suit go getters sending emails and conference calls on the go.
Blackberry doesn't just lose out on games though. According to the survey 85% of iPhone users and 84% of Android users claim they download apps on their phones, while Blackberry users are at a low 59.9%. Does this mean there are less apps on the Blackberry? Probably not, and those numbers may have more to do with what the typical Blackberry user looks for in their phone. Blackberrys tend to be business ready right out of the box, which is enough for anyone using it as a business device. iPhone and Android play heavily on their apps, almost exclusively advertising apps as the reason to purchase their products.
So what does this survey really mean? Besides the obvious "times are changing", the survey shows that competition on the smartphone market is looking good. With three major companies vying for the top spot we can expect nothing but improvements in both technology and choices. When one company innovates the other responds. Though Blackberry is just beginning to really kick start their competition (they have been rather comfortable at the top for some time) we should expect some surprising things around the horizon.
The iPhone, Blackberry, Android phones and more are all available at thebluedot.net!


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Hi there, I was wondering if there was a script that to logg a user off? Im using apache and I set the directory to allow a username and password, and since apache doesn't allow to log off unless you close your browser or something, what could I do to have a link when click would run the script to log the person off? thanks for any help.
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Hmm, it seem that trying to download the installer exe for windows results in a 404 error page.
Kilgazar's army has captured your village! It's time to take matters into your own hands!
Battle your way through hordes of enemies. Learn and use powerful magic spells. Infiltrate the fortress to pass through the gateway to the dark underworld.
Can you to defeat the demon lord, Kilgazar, and free the land from his grasp?
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Fascimania is please to announce that Kilgazar is available as part of Groupees Community Bundle 2.
You can pay what you want (there's a $1 minimum) for the entire bundle which consists of 5 games, 6+ albums, 2 soundtracks, an ebook, and more!
You can also choose for a portion of your contribution to be donated to The Enough Project, a charity working to end genocide and crimes against humanity worldwide.
Hmm, it seem that trying to download the installer exe for windows results in a 404 error page.
Desura support hasn't said anything to me, but it looks like the downloads are working again.
Thanks for pointing this out. I think that Desura's site is messing up. I will contact admins and let them know.
Is thair a Button you can click on with mouse to switch between Characters ?
Awsome game :)
There's currently no clickable button on the status bar, but if you go to the inventory screen, you can switch by clicking on another character there. Page-Up and Page-Down are the keyboard shortcuts.
I'm glad you like the game. :)
I cannot get the demo to run on Mac OSX 10.8.5. My Java software is up-to-date. Upon "installation" (dragging the downloaded app to the applications folder and double-clicking), the icon bounces once or twice, then nothing happens. I've tried this a few times now. Note that I downloaded the demo from your website as there is no Mac version of Desura available yet.
I'm interested in the game (I love roguelikes), but I'd like to play the demo first to see whether I'd like it or whether it even works on my computer.
I was able to find someone to test with OSX 10.8 and they duplicated the problem. I'm in the process of fixing this issue, which seems to be specific to 10.8.
Alright, thanks for the replies! I checked my Library/Application Support folder and was unable to find the Kilgazar folder. Although this may be because I deleted the demo after I was unable to get it to work (I use AppCleaner to uninstall software, which may have deleted the directory).
Let me know when the issue is fixed and I'll give it another try. :)
I will do so. And hopefully it won't take too long to fix.
I will ask my Mac tester to try the demo from my site and see what they find. Thanks for pointing this out to me. I'll let you know when the problem is solved.
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Jun 12 2014, 8:58pm
Kilgazar is now available on @IndieGameStand T.co #roguelike #rpg #indiegame
Jun 12 2014, 11:26am
Kilgazar is just $1 (that's 80% off) on @ShinyLoot for one day only! T.co #roguelike #rpg #indiegames
Jun 12 2014, 9:35am
This new version introduces some substantial changes to gameplay and fixes a few bugs. The... T.co #rpg #games #indie
Jun 3 2014, 2:54pm
Kilgazar is 50% off at Desura all weekend long. Try out the latest update. T.co #rpg #roguelike #indiegames
May 31 2014, 1:32pm
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