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After months of divisive debate and curbside protest, the final proposal for a new Kitsilano bike lane will drop on Wednesday.
The document, a project spearheaded by the city's engineering department, will reveal exactly how city staff recommends council proceed on the proposed bike lane. Council will review the report and vote on the lane's future as soon as next week. If approved, construction could begin in early August.
The previous draft offered five route options over a four-kilometre stretch of road from the Burrard Street Bridge to Jericho Beach. A number of streets, including a ritzy parcel of Point Grey Road, could become one-way streets with separated bike lanes.
Cyclists dodge the traffic as they make their way west along Cornwall by Kits Beach. Construction of the new Kitsilano route could start by early August.
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The latest proposal will be open for public debate in city council on July 24. Depending on the number of speakers, council could vote the same day.
NPA Coun. George Affleck said he expects Vision Vancouver to breezily approve the bike-lane proposal.
"In their minds there is no bike route other than a separated bike route. In my mind it's pretty dogmatic and it's leading to discontent in the neighbourhood," Affleck told The Province. "My experience with Vision Vancouver is that everything that has come to council from staff has been approved."
The bike route has sparked heated debate in the beachside neighbourhood. Business owners, residents and cyclists have raised concerns over safety, traffic congestion and ambulance access for popular summer festivals. Yellow signs urging council to "please, slow down" the vote have been pegged in yards across Kits.
Spice Lucks, a real-estate agent who has become a voice for bike-lane dissenters, said the issue goes beyond bikes.
"The community feels that the consultation process has not been long enough," said Lucks, who's a cyclist herself. "We need to work together to create a third option because we believe the process is flawed."
Mayor Gregor Robertson's office announced earlier this month that the mayor will not vote on the contentious proposal "out of an abundance of caution" because he recently bought a home near the proposed lane. A representative from the mayor's office confirmed that Wednesday's report will include a proposed timeline for the project.
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BYU Cougars (8-4) at #13 Oregon Ducks (10-0)
Saturday, December 21st
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RADIO BYU – KSL 102.7 FM / 1160 AM, BYU Radio – Sirius XM 143
OREGON – 95.3 FM KUJZ, Sirius XM 85
LEADERS BYU – Tyler Haws 22.3 ppg 5.2 rpg / Matt Carlino 16.2 ppg 5.1 apg
OREGON – Joseph Young 19.3 ppg 55.5 % FG / Mike Moser 14.9 ppg 7.4 rpg
It's been a week since the debacle in Salt Lake City that saw rival Utah dominate the Cougars from tip to horn. Nothing was clicking for BYU, and the Utes took full advantage of the opportunity. After that 17-point loss, one can only wonder how BYU will look on Saturday. Will their defense continue to range from abysmal to below average? Will their shots fall? Can they make free throws at a decent clip? Will they pass the ball to each other? Recent losses to UMass and Utah have raised these questions. Oregon will be another quality opponent ready to feast upon the Cougars' weaknesses. If BYU can come together and provide a complete effort, a win in Eugene would be a huge boost. BYU needs confidence heading into conference play, and they need another quality win.
Oregon isn't without solid non-conference wins already. They've got wins over Ole Miss, Illinois and Georgetown. Add in a win over BYU and a solid conference record, and the Ducks may be looking at a 4 or 5 seed in March. The Ducks' 10-0 record is even more impressive considering the absence of Dominic Artis and Ben Carter for the first 9 games. Oregon will hope to keep their momentum going and to seamlessly fold in Artis and Carter to an already successful line-up.
Surely, some BYU fans thought the sky was falling after last Saturday's loss to Utah. It's never fun to lose to your rival, especially in such dominant fashion. I'll be honest, I had to do some serious searching inside my fan-soul after that loss.
The good news is that all four of BYU's losses have come against teams with a combined total of one, count 'em one, loss. Also, some of the Cougars' wins have turned around to beat quality competition. Texas beat North Carolina. Stanford beat UCONN. This means that BYU is getting some serious RPI and BPI love for a strong schedule. They currently sit at 15 and 43, respectively – not too shabby.
So then, why is it a must-win game for BYU?
A tough schedule winds up meaning little when you can't get some wins. It reminds me of Steph Curry's Davidson days. At the time, the Wildcats were running roughshod through the SoCon, but they just couldn't notch a marquee win in the non-conference schedule. Davidson challenged teams like Duke, UCLA and UNC, but fell short. Once conference play started, the Wildcats had no margin for error. Even Davidson's '07-'08 elite 8 run could have been completely erased had they suffered just one loss in the SoCon.
Now, I recognize that the WCC of today is stronger than the SoCon of yesteryear. BYU will be helped out by a stronger conference. But, overall, the principle remains the same. Can BYU afford to lay an egg at home against San Diego, Portland or LMU? If the Cougars drop one at War Memorial Gym, how tight will the bubble get? Every passing loss squeezes a little bit of tournament life out of BYU. Sure, losses against undefeated top 25 teams aren't going to be too much of a condemnation of BYU's resume, but those losses tighten the Cougars' belt enough to magnify any future losses to mid-level WCC teams with 100+ RPIs.
So what happens if BYU drops a couple games and ends up with a respectable 23-8 record? With a strong top half, the WCC is probably respectable enough to keep the Cougars' tournament hopes afloat. But to what end? Will BYU roll into the NCAA's with another double digit seed? At the end of the day, with the exception of Jimmermania, seeding has never been kind to the Cougars. Why hasn't it been kind? Because they can't post enough marquee wins for a human committee to seed them higher. This season is shaping up to be no different. Sure, wins over Stanford and Texas will help out. But, sooner or later, BYU needs to grab some more key W's along the way to buoy their resume.
Fortunately, BYU has five more opportunities for statement wins. They'll get to play Gonzaga and Saint Mary's twice, and they've got Oregon. But if they can't grab some W's, especially at home, Cougar fans may be in for another 12 or 13 seed type of year.
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Erinn McGurn, M. Arch. '98, worked with RTF filmmakers to tell a story about the importance of education in rural Zambia through the eyes of two sisters.
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Bashed Martinborough firefighter Peter Fisher literally took his first steps on the road to recovery yesterday with a tentative walk inside his Wellington Hospital ward.
Mr Fisher, victim of a vicious assault nearly two weeks ago, has astounded medical staff with his bounce back, according to his family.
Brother Paul Fisher said Peter had taken a few steps, helped by his physiotherapist, and was now talking "okay."
He said his brother's recovery was "nothing short of spectacular" although there is still a long way to go before he is fully recovered.
"The doctors and nurses are really impressed with just how strong he is."
Paul Fisher said his brother worked as a storeman in Wellington and his workmates told of him being able to carry heavy carpet on his own, up eight flights of stairs.
"He is the hardest working person I know."
Peter Fisher's rate of progress has been such that he is due to be transferred to a rehab unit on Monday.
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A conservative group today is launching a radio ad challenging Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell to oppose any money for President Barack Obama's health care law even if it means triggering a government shutdown.
The Associated Press is reporting that the Senate Conservatives Fund is spending nearly $50,000 on the 60-second commercial that is now airing in Kentucky, where McConnell is locked in a tough race for a sixth term. The GOP leader faces both a primary rival, businessman Matt Bevin, and a Democratic foe, Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes.
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Just Add Water: Trying McGee's Experiments With Wine
I read with huge interest Harold McGee's article in last week's Dining section of The New York Times, about how adding water to a variety of alcoholic drinks — including wine — can enhance flavor. While the theory and examples were compelling, I just had to experiment myself.
Why Add Water to Wine?
When we add water to something we usually do so to dilute rather than concentrate. The article explained how this seemingly paradoxical dilution and enhancement works when you add water to wine and other alcoholic drinks.
• Read the article: To Enhance Flavor, Just Add Water at The New York Times
Harold explained that because aroma and flavor compounds have a tendency to cling to alcohol molecules, the higher the alcohol level in a wine or other alcoholic beverage the more tight and closed the aromas and flavors are likely to be, and the more pronounced the alcohol burn over the drink's flavors.
The article went on to explain that as soon as water is added, it not just dilutes the alcohol but it also liberates the aroma and flavor compounds, thereby enhancing the taste experience.
While adding water to a top Grand Cru Burgundy or Bordeaux classed growth might seem like an aberration to many of us, the practice of diluting wine with water is centuries old, dating back to ancient times. According to a document written on Wine in the Ancient World by the ecclesiastical doctor R.A. Baker, there are innumerable examples from writers such as Homer, Plato and Pliny as well as in the Old and New Testaments detailing the practice of diluting wine with water. Wine was diluted for many reasons, which included reducing the incidence of drunkenness to rendering the water safe to drink.
Even today, there are many examples of watered-down wine. In many European countries, children are still introduced to wine in a diluted format. Plus, what are 'Spritzers' and 'Wine-Coolers' but wines diluted with carbonated water, ice or fruit juice, to deliver lower alcohol, fruitier, and easier to drink alcoholic beverages.
Experiments in Diluting Wine
But back to Harold's theory of water actually enhancing the flavor of higher alcohol wines. I needed to test this out, so I decided to open up a few circa 15% abv bottles that I had been putting off opening. The results were quite interesting!
The wines I opened were:
• 15.2% Syrah blend from Paso Robles
• 15.5% Syrah blend from Washington State
• 14.4% Syrah, Mourvèdre, Viognier blend from Western Cape, South Africa
• 14.7% Shiraz Reserve from Geographe, Western Australia
I first tasted the four wines in their straight undiluted form. All three reminded me why I usually avoid high alcohol wines. With each I was left with a burning sensation, and a finish cut short all too early. It was quite difficult to decipher the fruit aromas and flavors with all that alcohol volatility going on. My other comment on the undiluted wines was their high level of extraction. All four were slightly too thick in texture for my personal liking.
Next I tasted the diluted versions. Very interesting comparisons! Uniformly across all four wines, the high alcohol burn sensation on the nose completely dissipated. After about 5-10 minutes more clearly defined fruit aromas seemed to break through. Different levels of ripe jammy aromas — plums, black berries, red and black cherries — took over. So dilution definitely seems to enhance aroma in high alcohol wines. Interestingly with the South African wine, dilution also seemed to weaken the extremely pungent smokiness of the original wine.
On to the palate and flavors. As with the nose, the alcohol burn from mid palate to finish was gone. I tasted fruit flavors. However, I am not so sure I would categorically say they were enhanced. While certainly the individual flavors were more obvious and clearly defined I could also taste that the wine had been diluted. The wines all lacked a certain balance that can really only be achieved in the vineyard and through subsequent careful handling in the winery. On first taste all the wines were definitely fruitier, but this weakened and trailed off as the wine hit the back of my palate.
Over the evening I played around with different ratios of wine to water and do believe that you can find a ratio that can work reasonably well. It really all depends on why you want to dilute the wine in the first place. Curiosity? Tradition? Alcohol levels? Whatever?
Great thought provoking article by Harold and I am really interested to hear if you regularly dilute your wine and why.
Mary's Wine Picks for This week
Meanwhile, three delicious and well-balanced wines enjoyed in our house this week were:
• Mumm Cuvée Napa Rose, NV, Napa Valley, $18 – Really vibrant and deliciously dry. Crisp, with a creamy persistent mousse and lots of fresh red cherry and berry fruit. Perfect on its own, with some smoked almonds or with light seafood first courses.
• 2009 Gobelsburger Grüner Veltliner, Kamptal, Austria, $16 - Very classic example of Grüner. Fresh, crisp with lots of Kamptal minerality showing through. Aromas and flavors of ripe stone fruit, some citrus, savory salad notes, fresh green or wax beans and the signature subtle spicy note of cracked white pepper.
• 2005 Chateau Meyney, Saint-Estephe, Bordeaux, $30 – A very delicious affordable Bordeaux from a great year. Totally drinking now. Packed with ripe black berry and cassis fruit with firm supporting tannins. Well integrated toasty oak adds a nice layer of complexity.
Until next week, have fun experimenting with some wines!
Mary Gorman-McAdams, DWS, is a New York based wine educator, freelance writer and consultant. She holds the Diploma in Wine & Spirits from the Wine and Spirits Education Trust (WSET), and is a candidate in the Master of Wine Program.
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This is, indeed, fascinating. I have some friends who routinely put ice in white wine to cool it off and I always assumed it was ruining the experience somewhat... I like to know that it could indeed be enhancing it even more than just temperature wise!
Dave Arnold of FCI has an internet radio program on Herritage Radio. He discusses this topic this week. McGee is a frequent contributor to this program. It is quite good.
I was interested in the wine dilution, but when he started talking about diluting coffee, he lost me. I really hate drinking watered down beverages, so I can't imagine I would enjoy trying this too much. Thank you for talking about the 'diluted taste' and how the balance is not there once you add water.
But aren't wines fermented for specific amounts of time to enhance flavor? So wouldn't diluting them ruin the intended taste?
I recently attended a Whiskey tasting, and it is traditional to add a small amount of water to whiskey before drinking for the same reason (still much much much higher alcohol content though), but I did notice more distinguishable flavors after adding a small amount of water. I'm not sure I would do the same thing with wine, but for liquors traditionally served "neat", I most certainly would.
*Whisky, not sure why I an "e" kept slipping in there...
To CaliH - Guess like me you are spelling it the Irish way - with an 'e'.
To lovetocook23 - when the alcohol level of a wine is very high it can often get in the way of our enjoyment of the wine, as the aroma and flavor molecules cling to the alcohol molecules - so even though they are there they do not shine through. I am not advocating that we should need to dilute wine, but it was an interesting experiment.
Very interesting indeed. I really enjoy your articles.
I also love Mumm champagnes -- so delicious. Unfortuntely, they're also much more expensive in Canada.
Although I haven't tried this as much with wine, I can confirm it can be a blessing for an overly-strong cup of coffee. Many people water their coffee down using dairy or other products, so they make their coffee stronger to compensate. However, since I drink mine black it's way too strong. Like with an overly-alcoholic wine, the coffee "burns" and distracts completely from the underlying flavor. Even better with coffee is that watering it down is so similar to the process of brewing in the first place that it doesn't ruin the balance as it could with wine. For wine, it seems like buying a wine with a lower percentage of alcohol would be the best bet. With spirits, I bet water would be most interesting since they're so alcoholic.
This is quite interesting and like the author, think it would be a great way to finally open those high alcohol bottles that I don't really have an interest in trying but yet for one reason or another (part of a wine club shipment, given to us as a gift, etc.) we find ourselves owning. I'm going to have to try this and do a side by side comparison. Fun!
I can't wait to try this.
When you go to wine tastings at wineries, they are VERY adamant that you not pour water into your glass to wash it between wines, insisting that even a tiny bit of residual water will harm the flavor. But perhaps they need to rethink that.
I dilute my white wine all. the. time.
Typically I use seltzer water to add some pizazz and to (don't judge!) keep myself from drinking too much, too fast.
I always water down my red wine, I usually drink Merlot, and people think I am doing an injustice to the wine, however the flavour is much better I can taste the indivudual parts of the wine and what they have used to make it, Drinking water with wine is so great that if I am offered a wine and cannot access water, then I simply dont drink it, no way can I revert back to drinking my merlot straight, far too strong, and the flavour is simply not there...go water..........also I know that I am hydrating while drinking and never have a hint of a hangover.


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A week after speaking at her father's memorial, Paris Jackson (left) with older brother Michael Jr. (right) were spotted entering a Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall on Tuesday.
It is advisable for anyone interested in what Jehovah's Witnesses believe, after my reviewing the recent comments made by some persons opposed to Jehovah's Witnesses, to not trust what these individuals state. Their comments made on this website are inaccurate, deceptive, or their not having an understanding of the Witness religion. It appears that some may not have in-depth knowledge of the bible.
Instead speak directly to one of Jehovah's Witnesses in person.
Also you can visit the official Watchtower.org website for accurate information.
Jesus stated his disciples would be known if they have love for each other. (John 13:34,35) The greatest command is to love Jehovah your God, and the second greatest command then is to love your neighbor, no matter where they live one earth.
(John 12:28-31) Jesus' sacrifice is open to anyone that is willing to read/learn the bible, pray for holy spirit, then act on the commands of Christ. Everlasting life depends on having accurate knowledge of the bible. (John 17:3) And not adhering to the commands of men as doctrine or tradition. (Matt. 15:3-9)
It is interesting to see how opposers state out of date/obsolete or inaccurate information about Jehovah's Witnesses. Jesus warned his followers they would not be popular. (Matt.10:22), (James 4:4-6)
The organization is refined from within, one man cannot judge another. Only Jehovah will judge us all in the end. Biblical history reveals how God refines his people, and shows what type of worship God requires. (John 4:22-24),(Heb. 12:4-6),
(1 Cor. 2:14-16),(Prov.3:5-6).
The Bible shows that Jehovah enables his servants to understand his purpose in a progressive manner. (Prov. 4:18; John 16:12) Thus, the prophets who were divinely inspired to write portions of the Bible did not understand the meaning of everything that they wrote. (Dan. 12:8, 9; 1 Pet. 1:10-12) The apostles of Jesus Christ realized that there was much they did not understand in their time. (Acts 1:6, 7; 1 Cor. 13:9-12)
The Bible shows that there would be a great increase in knowledge of the truth during âthe time of the end.â (Dan. 12:4), (Dan.12:9-10). Increased knowledge often requires adjustments in oneâs thinking. Jehovahâs Witnesses are willing humbly to make such adjustments. Rather than lean on their own understanding. (Prov. 2:1-9)
I don't understand Jehovah's Witnesses-where does it say in the Bible if someone makes a false prophecy, not just one but several that it is ok because it was a long time ago? Why in the world does it matter that what was FALSELY taught was in the past? It does not make it ok now!!! Balaam is no less a false prophet now then he was way back when just because it was long ago! The whole point of scripture is it is infallible and it says 'once a false prophet always a false prophet!' And the Watchtower is SO obvious-they always change their dates when their false prophecies fail! That is not 'new light' that is 'saving face because we have to because we spoke in the name of Jehovah so now we have to come up with something else to keep our false religion alive'. It's hilarious how they justify it because it was a long time ago. It's not individual Christians who misinterpreted, it is an organization that claims to be the ONLY channel of God, that Jesus is the Head and approves of ONLY that organization and they claim to be His only Prophet, that PLAINLY equals 'FALSE PROPHET' by the scriptures standards, but of course they don't have follow the scriptures when it goes against what their false prophet tells them what to believe! They are so obvious!!
I imagine you are sincere. However just saying you follow the Bible and actually following it are 2 different things. Jehovah Witnesses interpret the Bible according to what they are told to believe by men in Brooklyn. Plain and simple.
These men in Brooklyn have over and over again shown themselves to be False Prophets. That is not understanding scripture deeper, or 'refining' BIG difference.
False prophecy is saying 'this will happen on a certain date, or by a certain date, it's Jehovah's timetable not ours, we are Jehovah's prophet at this time in history.
AND THEN there's the whole 'it's better to believe the lie then to cause disunity and believe the truth' YOUR LEADERS have said this in Court, under oath. That is NOT from God.
Let me ask you, when is your Religion teaching truth? Today, 10 years ago, 20 years ago, 50 years ago? When have they ever taught 'the truth'. Your truth is subject to a few men changing their mind, and then 7 million change it right a long with them. One day they will die for a cause the next they will condemn anyone who believes what they believed the day before.
That is not refining, that is not of God. The refining He talks of is our Christian Character. As we get closer to God, he refines our understanding of what it means to be like Him, what his thoughts are on Christian conduct, morals, outlook on life etc. Anyone who is a true Christian can attest to this. The longer we follow Him the more apparent our sins are, and the more we realize how much we need a Savior.
THAT IS THE REFINING THE BIBLE TALKS OF...not a bunch of men in Brooklyn deciding they need to change the policies. God is not a dictator, and I am so sorry you have an organization that teaches you that. It's sad.
God NEVER EVER uses false to teach truth. That is from Satan, the big deceiver. If a religion is full of that much wrong false prophecy Jehovah COMMANDS us to realize who the person behind it is (Satan) and to stop touching the unclean thing. False Prophecy, plus false made up man made doctrine is the Watchtower's 'fruit'. I feel for the members because they allow themselves to be deceived.
It should be pointed out that the scriptures being quoted are from the Jehovah Witness Bible. It is not a 'real translation' the translators education, background, religion and just plain who they are is kept a 'secret' and they will not out themselves. Unlike quality Bible Translations where the translators put themselves out there for public scrutiny so that they can be examined by all. Only a coward hides themselves. That Bible is not used in ANY other Church in the world, but theirs, it is considered a poor translation and unlike true translations of the Bible it does not glorify Jesus Christ our Savior. It misquotes, with absolutely no historical backing hundreds of scriptures that completely change the meaning. It is not used by any true Bible Scholar, college or educated person. It is used exclusively by Jehovah's Witnesses. It is ONLY in this Bible, the one written by Jehovah's Witnesses that they find backing for beliefs. It's a vicious circle for them. Satan has woven so many lies in that Religion, it is one of many that he uses to abuse mankind
It is true that arguing is wrong. But pointing out the truth about a False Prophet is not wrong. And being blunt and honest about their falsehood is what as a Christian I am to do. We are 'the salt of the earth' and we 'must let our light shine'.
Jehovah's Witnesses are not the most Bible educated in the world. What they are very good at is twisting the Bible to fit their beliefs with complicated explanations. They complicate things and go use tons of words to explain their doctrine, therefore sounding on face value very educated. That is until you sit down and read your Bible without them and you read a non Jehovah Witness Bible then you realize how foolish it their teachings are.
In fact their Religion does not allow independent Bible study groups to form. You are not allowed to get together with your friends and study the Bible only. They state in their policies that people who do that 'go back to the doctrine's the Churches teach' and are the mere act of studying the Bible only, without their literature is an act of 'arrogance, pride and defiance of Jehovah'.' They know their literature very well, not the Bible. They are not allowed to examine the Bible on without the magazines, books and brochures telling them how to interpret the scripture.
If they disagree with one thing that the Religion teaches, no matter how minor they are considered Apostates and kicked out of the religion. If their family is Jehovah's Witnesses they can no longer talk to them about Jehovah or any thing to do with God. Just because they disagree with one thing the Religion teaches. It is Unity at all costs, even if what they are teaching is stupid, makes no sense and you know the scriptures do not teach it you have to go along, and teach other people or be forever banned.
That is not scriptural. That is not Unity, that is giving up your God given gift to think for yourself and let the Holy Spirit guide you and teach you truth.
They believe that if the Holy Spirit convicts you and tells you what they are teaching is not scriptural you are to deny the Holy Spirit and follow their beliefs, no matter the cost. They expect you to commit the unforgivable sin. This belief has resulted in deaths, divorces, and imprisonment for hundreds of thousands of individuals. And most of the things these people have suffered for are now considered scriptural and ok. How sick is that?
I can't believe any religion, with even a vague understanding of the Bible believes you should deny the Holy Spirit to support an organization. That is completely contrary to scripture. Obviously the masses are not educated to have a BIBLE trained conscience. They are educated to have a WATCHTOWER trained conscience.
It's so sad that satan is able to use these people to cause so much harm to so many innocent people.
Those scriptures are correct (small mistranslations, but the point remains intact) and they clearly teach that they are meant for a persons individual relationship with God. They are not talking to an Organization, or a False Prophet, or a denier of the Holy Spirit. They are talking to those who love God and His Son. They are talking of how our Father deals with us, His children as individuals.
I do not see how these relate to an Organization, or specific denomination or specific Church that claims He only works thru them.
It's sad that something s plain can not be seen by people who are following a false religion. They at all cost, and forsaking all common sense defend the Watchtower, not the truth of about God. It is a mind controlling sect. This just helps to prove that point.
TMZ (or whoever took these photos) - why don't you be respectful of these kids and leave them ALONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Poor kids are being forced into religion before they are old enough to choose. I hate when parents do that-kids have no choice in the matter.
I love those kids, god bless them. Hey where's blanket?
Oh gawd. So now the abuse by religion begins.
Jehova's Witness = CULT
Run none blood related Jackson kids!!!
The press should have the same respect for them as Prince William and Harry when Princess Diana died. TMZ...NOT COOL ON THIS ONE!
To the people that are complaining about the kids being shown, well, you looked and you really didn't have too !
Oh dear. Michael left that religion and I'm sure is not the religion he was bringing his children up in. Maybe Katherine is just trying to widen their horizons?
Yikes... this really doesn't look good for those beautiful children. I truly hope the judge is watching all of this.


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DENVER, Colo. (CBS Sports) — The Golden State Warriors and Denver Nuggets series has been extremely competitive, and extremely entertaining.
But it might be headed to new levels of intensity for Game 6. Because following Denver's Game 5 win, Warriors coach Mark Jackson lobbed some serious accusations at the Nuggets.
"They were the more physical team, the aggressor," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. "They hurt us in the first half scoring the basketball in the paint, made us pay for our turnovers. They tried to send hit men on Steph Curry."
Late Charge Not Enough, Warriors Lose To Nuggets In Game 5
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That's right. He said the Nuggets "tried to send hit men on Steph Curry."
Curry echoed his coach's feelings after the game, joking that the Nuggets put a "hit" out on him.
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On a HR Executives Dbriefs webcast, Workforce Analytics and Visualization: Practical Approaches, Tools and Tips held on November 29, 2012, Rob Eidson, specialist leader and John Fiore, principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP, discussed:
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Yes i figured just the way you do that connecting my positive end (with a resistor in between) to the one that says "+" and negative to "-" would work. But it didn't, and just as you suggest, i tried the other way around. And that worked. So that's where my confusion comes in. I guess it's just the manual where they got it wrong?! Because now i've wired it "wrong" and i got the display up and running, displaying messages and working perfectly.
I also noticed, in the page with the display commands, that you can turn brinking on or off. Guess that says a lot about the accuracy of the manual.
Thanks for your replies! And if anyone has a different opinion, please let me know - if i'm wrong i want to know.


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Speaking of Apple and gaming, here's Sean Heber:
Apple now has everything they need to disrupt the game console industry in a way that none of them see coming. I predict that we'll see a new AppleTV update (and hardware) this fall along with a new app extension type for AirPlay. AirPlay will become about more than just streaming video to your AppleTV - instead that'll simply be one of the things you can do with it. Apps (mostly games, I suspect) will be able to bundle an AirPlay extension inside - just like how apps can now bundle photo editing or sharing extensions as of iOS 8. The key difference is where the AirPlay extension app actually executes - instead of running on your device itself from within another host app, the AirPlay extension app will be automatically uploaded to whatever AppleTV you are currently AirPlaying with and will run directly on the AppleTV natively instead. This means no video streaming lag and minimal controller lag. Your iPhone would then turn into a generic game controller with onscreen controls or, if you have a physical shell controller attached to your iPhone, it activates that instead. The game controller inputs are then relayed to the AppleTV and thus to the AirPlay extension app using the new game controller forwarding feature.
This is a very interesting idea — apps as air(play)borne viruses that "infect" the Apple TV unit. It sounds almost crazy enough to be true.
Remember that while it's stated to have no internal storage, the Apple TV (the hockey puck variety) does actually have 8 GB of memory. This would certainly be enough for any single app (of which games are almost always the largest) to fully reside temporarily, while playing.
The wild card here in my mind, is the input. The long-rumored new Apple TV box has long been said to be built around some sort of new control paradigm. Will a "magic wand" or some other such controller work with these games as well? Or will there be something else? Or will it simply rely on an iPad/iPhone?
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Interesting idea indeed.
Good summary of Apple TV channels introduction over time from MacStories.net. I have a theory regarding the acceleration of channel additions. I think Apple is putting the final touch to an Apple TV SDK and is working with many partners to test it and fix problems with dev tools. So in a word, they are getting ready for a major push in the TV space (not necessarily a TV device) and have plenty of content ready when it debuts.
More info here: http://www.macstories.net/stories/visualizing-the-addition-of-apple-tv-channels-over-time/
I love the look of this new Apple TV concept. The fact that it is using the same kind of contour as the iPads would make it more in line with current designs from Apple.
Interesting to see Apple opening up their iAd platform. Could be a sign that Apple will eventually aim all this to Apple TV.
The Apple TV was on the market way before the iPad. Is this guy really know about the Apple TV ?
Like this design a lot. The remote is kind of a mix of an iPod touch with an Apple TV remote.
Apple's plans for its revamped Apple TV have been scaled back compared to what the company had previously intended…
Not an easy one. Is content the only issue with the next generation of Apple TV? If Apple can think of iOS in the Car, why they cannot create something similar with iOS on TV ?
Nope, not going to happen this way.
iLounge has heard from reliable industry sources that Apple TV will soon be getting proper game support in an update, likely to come in March or earlier. We've heard that developers are currently working on Bluetooth controller options, and it's expected that games could be downloaded directly to the Apple TV rather than relying on another iOS device as an intermediary.…
I wonder if Apple will make iOS for Apple TV more familiy friendly by allowing the use of accounts in order to buy stuff games, play games and post on the Game Center. The iPhone is an individual device for sure and a single Apple ID for purchases is kind of ok. The iPad a bit less and people in a family want to share it. But the Apple TV is certainly a family device… How will iOS be adapted for this reality? Using a personal and a single Apple ID to make purchases on the App Store wouldn't do it.
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Bloomberg also has plans to integrate new features into the experience that will be first of their kind on the Apple TV. Most notably, the company is planning integration with the existing push notifications it delivers as "tune-in alerts" through its iOS apps. Users will eventually be able to select preferences for notifications right within the Apple TV app that will be displayed on both the TV and mobile devices connected to the same Bloomberg account. The company didn't say how exactly notifications would work on the TV, or if Apple is involved with the development of the feature. It's also considering interactive ads. As an example, Okaro described a user pressing a button when viewing an interactive ad to pull up more in-depth product information. Before those features, the company will roll out an update in coming weeks that will enable playlists that sync between Apple TV and its iOS apps.
Creeping ever closer to the future of apps on Apple TV…
Apple is clearly taking a different path with the Apple TV compared to the iPhone or the iPad. I think they are actually building an SDK for it and testing it with partners. Once the tools will be ready for prime time, they will lunch it for all developers.


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FRIDAY, Feb. 17 (HealthDay News) -- A potentially faulty dosing
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The voluntary recall comes in response to some consumer
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The system includes a dosing syringe that an adult inserts into
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In some cases, inserting the syringe pushed this "flow
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"Parents can continue to use the product as long as the flow restrictor is in place," Johnson & Johnson spokeswoman Bonnie Jacobs said. "If the flow restrictor does push into the bottle, then they should stop using it and contact us."
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Jacobs said she didn't know when Infants' Tylenol would be
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- Birthplace: Madrid, Spain
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- Age: 29
- Turned Pro: 2004
Captured the fourth Tour title of his career at the third extra hole of a thrilling sudden-death play-off with Lee Westwood at The British Masters at The Belfry in 2008. Followed in the footsteps of his idol Seve Ballesteros when his maiden victory came in The KLM Open at Hilversumsche Golf Club in 2005. Has not yet managed to add to those four titles in 2009 but came as close as is humanly possible by losing two sudden-death play-offs in the space of three weeks, first at the Estoril Open de Portugal and then a fortnight later at the Ballantine's Championship. Ironically finished second in China in between the two play-off losses. His KLM Open victory of 2005 helped him win The 2005 Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year Award, following in the footsteps of two of his Spanish golfing heroes, José Maria Olazábal and Sergio Garcia. His position as one of Spain's leading talents was further underlined by his victory in the 2006 BMW Asian Open in a play-off, after which he promptly proposed to his girlfriend, Alicia, whom he married later in the year. Happily married, he returned to winning ways at the 2007 Italian Open. A week after his victory in Italy, his company – GFC Golf and Business – along with Miguel Angel Jiménez's company – Golf Acción – began their promotion of the Open de Andalucia at Aloha Golf Club. Then added the Madrid Masters to his golf portfolio in 2008 and staged the tournament successfully again in 2009. An accomplished tennis player too, he started playing golf under the tutelage of his father at the age of five.
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Making 45-degree double or inverted brake flares is slightly more complicated, especially when using stainless steel. I've found that careful preparation, a little antiseize, and resisting the temptation to torque down hard on the flaring tool yields consistent flares every time. We have two tools in the tech center and both do the job well, but the Eastwood tool is by far faster and simpler. The one drawback it has is that when a flare needs to be made near a bend, due to the way it captures the tube, it either needs to be made before the bend is made, or the traditional tool needs to be used. I learned this by mistake!
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Okay so that phone call made it a bit better 'I love you and miss you' :-))
See that's how I think we differ, I send a snap chat story about going for a walk, and he sends one with him at a party with a guy next to him. It didn't happen like 'hope you enjoy your walk, I wish you were here'. It all leads back to him needing to go and enjoy himself and get on with his uni life. And it leads back to me having insane trust issues. Things will never change.
We used to dance when we were wrecked. Now I m just on my own
It's been dragged on long enough, and it was just too hard to keep it going. I loved my boyfriend very much, but I ended up pushing him to breaking point with silly accusations, which in my head I knew weren't true. So he ended it. He actually kissed me goodbye to work that morning and told me he loved me. But then i got a call later in the day saying he couldn't do it anymore. We went for a period of not talking and it was horrible, it felt like a piece of my heart had been ripped out and laid out for everyone to see. A few weeks passed and I went to see him in York where he studies at uni, we ended up acting like the couple we once were…kissing, cuddling and even having passionate sex. We then got a takeaway and chilled out, I'd it made me realise how much I missed everything with him. We agreed to see each other again, and we did. Another lovely evening, this time in hull, walking around a nice forestry area…holding hands. I knew he had been talking to/meeting with other guys…and this bothered me. But I was too. He told me after that he had stopped talking to the other guys as it was pointless…me taking this as a sign. I also stopped everything. The week after I saw that he was in like Newcastle or something… I text him asking him what he was doing up north, he replied hours later saying he had the day off and fancied a trip. He was meeting up with a guy ( who he met off tinder ) this to me didn't say that he was serious about me. I was heartbroken, once again. I then decided to call everything off with him. As It made me realise once again I couldn't trust him. The first time I lost trust for him was when he met a guy from his past while I went to London with family, the second time was when he kissed someone else while on his way to meet me (then brought this guy on the night out) and then this most recent time…which was the cherry on top. I will always love my ex boyfriend, and I hope one day we can be there for eachother, as friends. But right now I've chosen to concentrate on myself, get my head together and do good. There's someone out there for all of us. I wish him luck. Nobody I know will ever see this as I have like two followers (lol) so it made sense to get it out of my system especially on tumblr.
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Thanks to EntDepot.com for their roundtable discussing the shiniest, best, and most under-rated Dreamcast games, as Sega's defunct console starts approaching cult status. The article starts: "It seems as though Sega has been all but forgotten as the system innovator that it was. As cliched as it sounds, the Dreamcast was years ahead of its time", and some of the now-inexpensive recommended DC titles include Mars Matrix ("a simple top-down, vertical shooter that we have all grown to love and cherish"), Samba De Amigo ("Get a pair of third-party maracas, [and] come to terms with the fact that you'll soon be flailing your arms around like a jackass"), and the less easily purchasable Propeller Arena ("the best game AM2 never released.")


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Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt is internationally renowned for his brilliant modification of the Hawaiian guitar through perfect assimilation of the Sitar, Sarod and Veena techniques. With his expressive, versatile playing of the Mohan Veena, he has firmly established himself as a virtuoso to be reckoned with on the Indian classical and Jazz stage. Pt. Bhatt is the recipient of numerous national and international awards and honors, including the Padmashree (President of India's award for outstanding contribution to the Arts) - 2002, Sangeet Natak Academy award (Delhi, India) - 1999, Musical Scientist award (Bangalore, India) - 1996 and the Grammy Award for the album "A meeting by the river" - 1994.
Chitraveena N. Ravikiran made international headlines in 1969 as a unique musical phenomenon, when at the age of two, he identified and demonstrated over 325 ragas (melodic scales), 175 talas (rhythm cycles), and answered technical questions from musical maestros including Pandit Ravi Shankar, Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer, M.S. Subbulakshmi and Ustad Alla Rakha. He commenced his career as a concert vocalist when he was five. He switched over to playing the exquisite 21-stringed slide instrument, Chitraveena at age twelve and has since been among the most sought-after Carnatic concert artists. Honored with his first title at the age of 6, Ravikiran has since been the first or youngest to receive honors and awards like the Millenium festival award (UK), Star of India, Sangeet Samraat (Wisdom International), Kalaimamani (Tamil Nadu Govt.), Kumar Gandharva Samman (Madhya Pradesh Govt.), Sangeeta Choodamani (Sri Krishna Gana Sabha, Madras).
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Although rodent-catching is often associated with cats, dogs were also adept at pursuing the unwanted creatures. Currier & Ives created many prints that illustrated animals hunting. Dogs are often depicted scampering around the farm in the classic scenes. A Chip of the Old Block captures a "teaching moment" between a dog and its young pup. The puppy has just caught a rat and is holding the rodent in its mouth while the seasoned hunter observes its technique.
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