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"It's frustrating and a bit disappointing not to have made the cut to Q2, as this is the first time I've been stuck in Q1 all season and it would have been nice to keep that sheet clean," said the Perth-born driver. "The time I set on my first run on the Prime tyre was not too bad, but I was not completely happy with the car so we made a few changes before the Option run.
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The apocalypse is like catching a bus. You wait millennia for it to appear, and when it finally arrives, it isn't the one you wanted! Such is the dilemma faced by War, one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. He has been invited to the wrong Judgement Day, which breaks an ancient code and strips him of his powers. Eager to discover who gains from an early conflict 'twixt heaven and hell he embarks on a quest to restore his honour and uncover the treachery and truth behind the destruction of Earth. Cue brutal battles with angels and demons, box-pushing puzzles and a duplicitous devil named Samael who looks like Tim Curry in Legend. Darksiders is the first of three games this quarter featuring brutal battles with the forces of heaven and hell. And, for whatever reason, they each happen to be hack'n'slash adventure games. Darksiders gets in first, and a few hours in, fans of the genre will find themselves on familiar ground. The combat of God of War, the adventuring of Zelda and a few nods here and there to other successful titles ensures that Darksiders provides at least a good game. In fact, it's a great game. While a little tame on "Normal" difficulty, beefing it up to "Apocalyptic" provides a decent challenge, and War eviscerates and decapitates with easy-bash combos and considerable flair. The adventuring portions feature heavy inspiration from the Zelda series, and a homage to Portal (even down to blue and orange entry/exit points), and if the game doesn't bring anything new to the genre then imitation is at least the sincerest form of flattery. What Darksiders lacks in unique gameplay it makes up for with a strong visual identity. The levels are richly coloured and designed, evoking a dystopian world ravaged by chaos and destruction. The characters are especially impressive, modelled in an epic comic book style, conveying everything from bothersome sprites to towering demonic titans. Cut scenes are well animated and you can tell a lot of love went into the art design of this game. Sound is impressive too – with a sub-woofer cranked up, War could be fighting in your living room, such are the numerous low-frequency effects, explosions and booming voices that fill the air every few moments. Mark Hamill reprises his Joker voice again for the role of a martial Sprite, and every character you meet has a perfectly cast voice; heard elsewhere it might be as cheesy as cheddar, but somehow it all works perfectly in this context. Darksiders is a great, arguably excellent, hack'n'slash adventure. The story might get a little convoluted at times but its world is solid and its gameplay so well built on the established foundations of successful franchises that it doesn't falter. It's this successful pulling together of varied tried and tested game mechanics into one title that makes Darksiders shine. After playing this through, the apocalypse doesn't look so bad after all!
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By 1994 everyone was making 486 boards only.
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(i486 without built-in math co-processor, running at 25MHz externally, and clock-tripled internally. Which is why Intel used DX4 on their clock-tripled CPUs... )
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Champaign Urbana Mass Transit District, which serves the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, has 32 hybrid diesel-electric buses. The agency keeps bulk tanks of DEF in a heated wash bay area.
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"Blacksburg Transit (BT) has nine hybrid-electric vehicles; seven, 40-foot and two 60-foot articulated. We've operated these vehicles for almost 18 months and have not had any fueling issues to date. BT is fortunate enough to be able to store all vehicles inside year-round so this obviously helps keep them in good running condition. Out of the nine hybrids, [so far] one is wrapped to identify it as hybrid-electric. We have a grant to develop creative for the rest of the hybrid vehicles, but haven't completed this yet."Fiona Rhodes, marketing specialistBlacksburg TransitBlacksburg, Va.
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The winning bidder for a private lunch with Omaha billionaire Warren Buffett is Andy Chua from Singapore. It will cost him more than $2.1 million, benefiting the Glide Foundation, which provides meals, health care, job training, rehabilitation and housing support to the poor and homeless in San Francisco.
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Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College head soccer coach Mike Aycock is proud to announce a new addition to the Pomeroy soccer team. On Tuesday, April 15, Shannon Sonderman signed a letter of intent to join the Pomeroys for the 2014 season.
Sonderman is currently a senior at Jasper High School in Jasper, Ind. She has established herself as a talented goalkeeper, team leader, and outstanding student. Twice named All-Conference in the Big Eight, she was also honored with the Wildcats' Coach's Award in 2013, Mental Attitude Award in 2012, and Most Improved Player Award in 2011. Her ability to manage defenses and snuff out threats early has won her considerable attention, including being named to the 2013 Indiana Girls Soccer Watch List.
Sonderman is also a distinguished leader in her school and church. A member of the National Honor Society, she has also served in a number of student organizations including SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) and as Vice President and Secretary of her local 4-H Club. Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College selected her among an outstanding group of candidates for the prestigious Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Scholarship. She has distinguished herself in choir competitions as the Outstanding Freshman and Outstanding Junior at Jasper High School, collecting four gold and two silver medals at state ISSHA competitions. In 2012, she won the Saint Cecilia Sing Award, and in 2014 the Saint Maria Goretti Award.
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College is fortunate to have a scholar athlete of Shannon Sonderman's caliber. Aycock has high praise for her accomplishments and promise: "Shannon is a very solid shot stopper and has a lot of tactical awareness for a high school goalkeeper. Her ability to get off her line and be active with her defense is impressive. We look forward to her making an impact right away for the Pomeroys."
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I also would like to ask that any new requirements imposed by the state be backed up with funds that will enable a district to comply. Local taxpayers simply can't be saddled with yet another unfunded mandate from the state. The defeat of 21 budgets on Long Island underscores the detrimental impact that these unfunded mandates have had on many local communities. While our volunteer school board members, along with our administrators have tried to provide children with a quality education with the resources they have, we simply need more help from the state. Port Washington is a diverse community with many residents facing financial hardship. Please work with your colleagues to ensure that our town receives the state aid it deserves. Our community, our schools and our children need your help.
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Actor Charlie Day dished out a handful of refreshingly uncliché advice during his commencement speech at his alma mater, Merrimack College. While explaining his post-grad struggles, the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia cocreator threw in some witty quips and honest advice—including telling his audience that their degrees will "basically do nothing."
Here are our seven favorite moments:
6:45 "Your degrees, the ones you toiled to get, the ones you actually took classes to earn, will basically do nothing. Let me clarify that: You cannot exchange your degree for cash, you cannot have your degree do an audition or interview for you."
10:22 "I've always had a half-baked philosophy that having a plan B can muddle up your plan A."
11:15 "If I was going to run the risk of failure, I wanted it to be in the place where I would be proud to fail, doing what I wanted to do. And let me tell you something, I did fail. Over and over again."
12:24 "I had a sense that maybe I could create an opportunity that was better than the ones that were being given to me."
14:40 "Creating the job as opposed to waiting for it to be offered to me was the best way to go. Now the obvious lesson here: Don't wait for your break, make your break. Make it happen for yourself."
16:56 "I don't think you should do just what makes you happy, I think you should do what makes you great. Do what is uncomfortable, and scary, and hard, but pays off in the long run. Be willing to fail, let yourself fail, fail in the way—and the place—where you would want to fail. Fail, pick yourself up, and fail again. Because without this struggle what is your success anyway?"
18:45 "Stay hungry. Stay young at heart. Take those risks. You are going to change the world in big ways and small."
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Hey everyone. I just wanted to take a second to talk about the relaunch of THE AG Zero blog. The new schedule includes a Hip-hop post every Monday, a metal post every Friday, and a misc. post every Wednesday. The concept is to only talk about awesome projects and things people should be checking out, and leaving the "Justin Beiber's new song ruined music" posts to the critics.
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Spring Break Begins In T-C
It's that time of year again when at the end of the school day today, many in Jackson Hole shut out the lights and find a warm destination for the two weeks of spring break. There are those considerations beforehand, though – have the car serviced, turn down the thermostat, arrange for someone to feed Fido or FiFi… Teton County Sheriff Jim Whalen suggests a couple other easy preparations might be in order as well in the interest of security – including having a neighbor keep an eye on things, and having a light on a timer at night suggesting to passers by that there is activity there. Also, be sure if any deliveries are anticipated during your absence, someone promptly removes it from your porch so it doesn't provide a tell-tale sign of your absence. Whalen also suggests close the curtains so that anyone who might be casing neighborhoods cannot see the lack of activity in the home.


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To be wacked, outdated, tired, late, played out. Originally street slang from Oakland, CA.
Tina's get-up is straight bootsy. She want ever get no play wearing that wacked-ass fit.
Beküldő: Demicci D. Dior-Britt 2007. október 25.
Beyond terrible. Just horrible. adj.
Still another word that originated from "The Town" Oakland, CA USA
Still another word that originated from "The Town" Oakland, CA USA
That girl thinks she's fine but we all she is hella bootsy.
Beküldő: The Sensei 2005. március 4.
shady, scandalous, currupt
Ryan and Nichole are so bootsy!
Beküldő: Billy and Ashley 2005. június 21.
of or relating to one who wants or needs an act of sexual deviance.
"Girl, I drank a little and I'm feeling quite bootsy"
Beküldő: Erick Hilburn 2008. április 24.
adj. describes someone who is uncool, weird, not hip, or just not in style. can also describe something that one dislikes.
Man, your dad still says "the bomb". Hes hecka bootsy!
Ay yo, history is hecka bootsy today, lets ditch!
Ay yo, history is hecka bootsy today, lets ditch!
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Police said they dealt with public disorder in the Castlereagh Street, Albertbridge Road, Beersbridge Road, and Mountpottinger Road areas.
Violence broke out shortly before 9pm.
Officers came under attack from fireworks and missiles, including bottles and bricks.
UTV's Marc Mallett said a car was set alight at the Templemore Avenue junction with Beersbridge Road. He said violence was not "on the same scale as previous nights".
It came as PUP leader Billy Hutchinson met with PSNI Chief Constable Matt Baggott on Sunday night following allegations of police heavy-handedness.
He called for flag protests to remain peaceful.
"I do want to reiterate that what we want to see is peaceful protests," he said in a YouTube statement.
Earlier community, political and religious leaders met at Rev Mervyn Gibson's Westbourne Presbyterian Church to discuss the violence.
UUP leader Mike Nesbitt, who attended the meeting in the afternoon, said it was "useful and positive".
"I unreservedly condemn all acts of violence and intimidation against police officers, elected representatives, other members of society, homes and property. There is neither excuse nor justification for resorting to violence," he said.
The only way forward is through democracy.UUP leader Mike Nesbitt
The only way forward is through democracy.
UUP leader Mike Nesbitt
Meanwhile, Justice Minister David Ford has called for an urgent meeting of all party leaders.
The Alliance leader said: "Leaders must be united in their condemnation of the violence and attacks on police.
"The leaders of all parties must also speak with one voice when calling for the protests to cease, making clear that any solution must be a political one.
"It is essential that those charged with leadership actually start to act like statesmen and not partisan politicians."
Elsewhere, police in Ballymena said they dealt with "instances of public disorder in the Ballykeel area" where a road was blocked on Sunday night.
It is understood the trouble erupted outside Ballykeel Presbyterian Church, disrupting people going to the service.
Police said a petrol bomb was thrown, while a number of bins were set alight.
Earlier, Mr Baggott said police will deal with rioting "for however long is necessary".
"The Police Service will continue to do everything possible to maintain law and order and we will deal firmly with outbreaks of violence," the Chief Constable said.
"As you have seen in the last few days we will continue to apprehend and put people before the courts."
A 52-year-old has become the latest man charged with disorderly behaviour, in connection with rioting in Belfast. He will appear at Belfast Magistrates' Court on Monday.
As is normal procedure all charges will be reviewed by the PPS.
Police still dealing with "disorder" in east Belfast tonight. Loyalists claim missiles where thrown at their peaceful #flags protest— Marc Mallett (@MarcMallett_UTV) January 6, 2013
Police still dealing with "disorder" in east Belfast tonight. Loyalists claim missiles where thrown at their peaceful #flags protest
— Marc Mallett (@MarcMallett_UTV) January 6, 2013
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Court rules 90s UK.gov wiretaps violated human rights
Liberty called for an overhaul of RIPA yesterday after the European Court of Human Rights slapped the UK government over the way it applied the UK's previous interception legislation. But the Home Office today said it did not see that the judgement had any implications for the UK's current suite of laws covering covert …
'Human rights' you say?
I'm not sure we're familiar with that concept in the UK, could someone please explain?
Traditionally, laws like RIPA exist in state of legal uncertainty when they are created and first implemented. Only when RIPA is tested in the courts will its compatability with human rights legislation be determined.
What Liberty is saying is that if the spooks and the cops were allowed to snoop on British citizens illegally for so long, why should we think anything has changed now?
The EU needs to take a pro-active attitude with the laws of member states and test them in simulated law courts before they are allowed to come to the statute books. It may not be pretty, and it would be slow... but until we have a proper written constitution or a proper set of checks and balances, its better than nothing.
20 years later and Sweden (wasn't it?) passes the same eavesdropping Bill and everyone complains. Pot,kettle,black ?
The solution comes in the form...
...of two easy steps.
Get rid (or whatever the legal term is) of the Human Rights Act - The High Court / Appeals Court should be the highest court you can go to - end of.
Second, make it so that the Police, Customs & Security Service are the only ones who can intercept your communications. Councils obviously can't be trusted, so it's time to take the toys away.
Re: The solution comes in the form...
No. What's to stop the Police Officer father of your girlfriend digging into your private life to get you away from "his girl"?
What's to stop the security services being asked, off the record if need be, by councillor to look?
The only way to stop that is to open up to EVERYONE what precisely the police and security services are doing.
Which isn't going to happen, and most of the reasons are actually good ones.
So the only way apart from that is to ensure we have rights that NOBODY can infringe for any reason and other rights that can only be taken away after due process and full parity of defense.
Which could be called "the Human Rights Act" because officers and secret service employees are not humans, they are the instantiation of a non-human organisation.
Can't ditch human rights act
The suggestion that the human rights act should be ditched is untterly pointless. The only real effect of this act is to embody the European Treaty on Human Rights into UK law so that it can be applied by a British court rather than the European court. This makes it all a bit less embarassing but doesn't really change applicable law.
As an employer I am conscious that current government advice on what an employer can intercept contradicts the human rights act. This government and its predecessors don't seem to be able work out the balance between human rights and monitoring legislation. They all operate a mish mash of contradictory advice and legislation.
> The EU needs to take a pro-active attitude with the laws of member states and test them in simulated law courts before ...
I was going to ask what on Earth s/he meant by "simulated law courts", until it hit me that our criminal courts have been successfully demonstrating "simulated law" for some years... it's almost as good as the real thing...
"...respect for private and family life and correspondence..."
What has that to do with the communications of an organisation that is neither private nor familial?
Not that I agree necessarily with the actions of the Security forces, but it's quite possible their snooping didn't contravene the provisions of the HRA as written.
The real travesty is...
... it took 9 years for the EU courts to reach a decision. That's nearly as shameful as the criminals and society's undesirables who take advantage of the Human Rights Act in applying for compensation and the right to have porn in jail, etc, not to mention how highly paid lawyers (often paid for by us through legal aid) abuse the underlying honest intentions of the Act... which should really be scrapped now. We did okay before the Act and used something old fashioned call common sense, but it actually worked. Does anyone remember that?
@ Mark
Ummmm what would ditching HRA do in this case?
The UK is a founding member of the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights is the ultimate arbiter of that convention. All HRA did was incorporate the majority of the Convention into UK Law meaning that citizens had redress for breaches of their rights in the UK courts rather than having to appeal their case all the way to the court in Strasbourg, a process that cost tens of thousands of Pounds and many years.
Dumping HRA would just make things worse for people whose rights have been infringed, delay justice and allow governments to get away with greater abuses.
If anything HRA needs to be strengthened. It's not possible for a judge to strike down a law that conflicts with the Convention, nor can they refuse to sentence someone who broke such a law. to remain on the statute book, whereas they should be repealed. The strongest action a court can take is to issue a declaration of incompatibility with the Convention, but they cannot fine the government for breaching the Convention. The reason is down to the self-importance of Parliament which considers itself the sole arbiter of UK law. So anyone hoping that ID Cards could be declared illegal under HRA are in for a nasty surprise.
The sooner we have a modern constitution (we could do a whole lot worse than to plagiarise the one written by a bunch of traitors in 1787) the better.
1. The word you're looking for is repeal and we can't do it because HRA is there because of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) so don't bother with that idea.
2. Why don't you change the record about local councils abusing the system. They're not - Councils can't intercept comms because they don't have the powers. They do have the powers though in terms of preventing fraud, flytipping, abuse of systems and other areas. It's all very well politicos saying that more care is taken but they don't have to justify the actions against the public purse.
3. How do you define petty issues. What if a family was pretending to live in one area to get a school place only to "move" the day after their child gets the place? Should a less well off family suffer because of that? If fishermen were destroying fragile shellfish beds because of their greed, why shouldn't the Council act? You're not going to get people to fess up, so other methods need to be used to obtain the evidence.
4. I'd bet if someone dumped the contents of a house in your garden or land, you'd want them stopped or arrested. You'd still have to get rid of the stuff yourself though. The local authority will probably move it at a cost if you ask nicely.
AC for good reason but, yes, I do work in the public sector.
And the amusing thing about the ECHR
Is that it was largely written by British lawyers immediately after WWII to show Johnny Continental how to avoid repeating the recent unpleasantnesses perpetrated by the likes of Messers Hitler and Mussolini.
Of course it was assumed that we Brits knew how to play by the rules, and so we didn't bother to enact the ECHR into law for decades until the HRA which led to us being hauled in front of the European Court more than any other signatory state.
@Defining petty issues
"3. How do you define petty issues."
You don't, the court does that. The real horror that is RIPA is that before the council had suspicion and that suspicion was independantly judged by someone impartial and skilled in the law. RIPA did away with that and now Councils make their own choices. They are not impartial or skilled in the law.
"What if a family was pretending to live in one area to get a school place only to "move" the day after their child gets the place?"
What if the Council officer is being an ass making false accusations without even a shred of evidence or blanket spying on people because he's a power crazed dick? What if when he gets caught he starts spouting tosh about 'fraud'?
"I'd bet if someone dumped the contents of a house in your garden or land, you'd want them stopped or arrested."
I'd also want someone spying on me, following me around, and getting access to records without cause arrested. Even if they were from the council. Due process vs Blair's ad hock ideas.
Privacy didn't arrive with HMCR, and ECHR. Who protects the people from the out of control council employees, or the plastic police? Or the ACPO chief constable that thinks he's right even when he's wrong?
Re: a modern constitution.
"The sooner we have a modern constitution (we could do a whole lot worse than to plagiarise the one written by a bunch of traitors in 1787) the better."
It's not really plagiarism as they just cherry-picked a lot of what they wrote from English common law. The only problem with a written constitution is that we all know who will be writing it.
What do El Regers think?
Dirty Tricks Incorporated? ...... Just whenever you think it couldn't get any worse .... http://tinyurl.com/428u2k
amanfrommars- on another site!
follow his link- he's clearly being unfaithful to El Reg and messing about on another site!
digital hussy...
Re: Re: a modern constitution.
"The only problem with a written constitution is that we all know who will be writing it."
Which was exactly why the Australian public voted overwhelmingly against becoming a republic in the 2001 referendum. The official sources put it down to popular devotion to the Queen, but to be honest most Australians couldn't give a toss who runs the country as long as we can have our barbecues, footy, and drinks with our mates. The real reason was that nobody trusted the current crop of despots (John Howard was in power at the time) to write a genuine constitution that didn't have America's corporate agenda stuck all over it.
"We did okay before the Act and used something old fashioned call common sense, but it actually worked. Does anyone remember that?"
I'll remember that if you remember to remove your rose-tinted spectacles. In years past, those shuffling around the UK in possession, for example, of a heavy Ulster accent or a job in a coal mine might have viewed things differently.
That said, the HRA hasn't made one iota of difference with regard to off-white electricians or brown families in Forest Gate - and how long before your local council turns into a paramilitary militia just like the rozzers?
I want an "It's a fit-up, guv" icon.
Never, never , never ........
"amanfrommars- on another site! ..... follow his link- he's clearly being unfaithful to El Reg and messing about on another site!
digital hussy... " ..... By Anonymous Coward Posted Wednesday 2nd July 2008 23:24 GMT
Quite the contrary. JSG is an old friend which delivers a different flavour of opinion and content. And I would never dream of being disloyal or unfaithful to deserving good friends who like to share chatter transparently for All to See. If that has one thinking ....digital hooker ..... then so be it. :-) ...... although it would be about as far removed from a clumsy ten buck knee-trembler as is possible.
Think courtesan consort rather than pimped pro.
No legal eagles posting on El Reg to venture an opinion on the question posed?
"Does that mean that it is considered lawful to spy on citizens whose legitimate business interests and activities will result in substantial financial gain, thus rendering them disadvantaged and their dealings likely to be insider traded/phished by third parties for their substantial financial gain?"
---> I would say something should be done about this financial gain from stealing others hard work. That is corssing the line, IMHO.
@David Sinclair
1) Ok, I concur on that, it's part of an EU thing and for as long as we're in the EU we have to obey the rules. No one else does of course, but Britain must or we get punished.
2) Why should he change the record? Councils are getting caught more and more often acting like a bunch of petty minded toerags, abusing their positions and abusing some frankly scary laws. When we can trust them to behave like a bunch of responsible and sensible adults, THEN we'll change the record.
3) OMG "so other methods need to be used to obtain the evidence"? So what you are saying is the ends justify the means. It doesn't matter how many rights, how many laws and how many people's privacy we violate, providing we catch just one slightly naughty person, it's all fine and dandy???????????
4) Again, fair point, but I'd rather live in a Society that wasn't populated by a bunch of self obsessed "I'm all right Jack" w*nkers. An attitude that seems to be being bred into an entire sequence of generations.
Ultimately, all that is need to solve this problem is a Police Force and a Govt. we can trust and rely. At the mo, and for long time in the future as far as I can tell, we have neither.
Oh, and when posting "AC" you need to actually tag "post anonymously" - seriously hope you don't get into trouble (like the silly bugger I work with who bumped into the MD at lunch time in town... when he was "ill").
@amanfromMars: re: Never, Never, Never
…Google, and reading comments elsewhere tell at least part of the story of your digital meanderings. This is good, however, it shows you don't get your news from, (and thus form opinions based upon) only one source. I would hate to think that the source of so many conspiracy theories was a website monogamist!
Digital hussy...this is all wrong. Simply "virtually experienced." :D
That said, post lots. Post more. Post often. It gives us more data to refine our software with. With enough time and effort, we might be able to figure out Who You Really Are. <Insert insane laugh.> (Current money around the water cooler being on a .com King, reading El Reg to keep the pulse of the IT world. I vote Woz.)
Actually, come to think of it, being an awesome enough coder to write something that COULD compare all posts everywhere on every level of the internet to figure out who you are would be fantastic. Alas, I am but a simple Sysmin, and my code-fu is not that strong…
Until next time!
Why do you think the state is so against entering Europe
This is another example of how as individuals we would benefit from being proper Euro citizens, the state in this country does not have the best interests of the general public in mind when making laws.
Who cares who's face is on the money, at least it wouldn't be being given to the likes of Northern Rock and Lord's Names when they loose their bets.
If we had the same legal protection as the French we wouldn't have to worry about the likes of PHORM we could sue the b**tards rather than just move away from the criminal ISPs.
We have no rights in this country unless you are really rich then you can do anything you like without fear of prosecution, the state looks after it own ( not the public).
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X.Org 7.4 Includes New Functions
With a development time of at least a year, X.Org will be released today, delayed by almost six months. Developers want to free themselves from dependencies in future versions.
X.Org developers have not only fixed security leaks and bugs, but the new release promises higher speeds through its EXA-based architecture. X-maintainer Daniel Stone reports in the release notes of its new functionality and drivers. The Intel and Nvidia graphic drivers were reworked, Radeon-HD devices are supported, and the developers promise that RandR 1.2 now supports all chipsets. Ben Byer and Jeremy Huddleston worked on updates for the Mac OS, James Cloos drove enhancements for libX11 1.1.5, and Ian Romanick replaced the PCI bus scanning code with the libpciaccess libraries.
Even the xorg-server profited from revisions, among them a faster startup and shutdown process, secure RPC authentication, a smarter autoconfiguration, easier GL code programming and other code fixes. The planned MPX support was deferred to the next release. The full list of enhancements is on the X.Org Foundation project page.
The original release was planned for March 2008, but was pushed out to May and eventually to June. The first pre-release in March included more than 100 changes and fixes, but lacked improved functionality. It turned out that the Mesa open source library was critical for Xserver 1.5. Delays with Mesa 7.1 thus impacted the X-Server and, in turn, the X.Org release. By June the situation proved to be just as frail. The developers thus want to make up for the time loss in the next version: Xserver 1.6 should appear before year's end and version 7.5 is already in the plans. At the top of Daniel Stone's list is the suggestion that the "Xserver build no longer needs to symlink to Mesa sources."
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"The Fosters" (1.02) recap: You lie, Stef. You lie.
It's family meeting time! Turns out they don't have space to keep Callie and Jude long term so they are going to put all the kids into the Hunger Games and keep whoever lives. Bye, Mariana. nice knowing you. They are going to keep Jude and Callie until Bill can find them a permanent home so as of the next day Jude will be in with Jesus and Callie in with Mariana. Mariana's stink face amazing.
Jesus is busy making space in his room, that looks a lot like A's lair, when Lexi comes over to see Mariana. Lexi makes a quick stop at Jesus' room to thank him for sticking up for her. He stares at her for a moment before kissing her. Mariana ruins everything, again, and takes Lexi away. Mariana and Jesus bitch about having to make room for Callie and Jude and Mariana suggests they put them in the dining room. Brandon says why stop there, maybe we can put them under the stairs like in Harry Potter? Jesus bitches that Brandon can be welcoming because he isn't losing anything. Teenagers are so charming and so blinded by their own shit that they find it impossible to see the irony of being so unwelcoming to a brother and sister who need a foster home. Who does that sound like? Think, think, think. Dumbasses.
The next morning, Talya is bitching about Brandon getting grounded and wants to know why Callie's not going back to juvie. Stop trying to make "juvie" happen, Gretchen. He asks if she's jealous and she says "no, absolutely not, the opposite of jealous. Why would I be jealous?"
Stef is back on the beat, driving Miss Daisy, and chatting about Brandon. Mike says that Brandon was right and that because Stef and Lena are the perfect parents that he just handed over the reins to his kid to them because they're awesome. He doesn't want to do that anymore and wants to be more involved. Buddy, I'm all for you to be involved in your kid's life but if you ever talk to Lena that way again I will cheer her as she verbally (or any other way she choosing) eviscerates you. We've seen what she can do to a cucumber, you might want to watch it.
Callie braves the lunch table scene and Malibu Stacey starts reading Callie's page in the burn book. Callie smiles because Malibu Stacey is too lame to warrant a retort and ends up sitting with Talya. Talya starts in with a thousand questions about where she's from (Africa) where she went to school (home schooled) and where she got her bracelets (mom made them). God, I hope Tina Fey is getting royalties from this scene.
Malibu Stacey is in the bathroom snorting some Ritalin, and Lena walks in. She hears the snorting, rolls her eyes because between Mike, Stef, and their 47 kids, she's had it with shenanigans. She walks to the door to the hallway, opens it and lets it shut. Out walks Stacey with white powder all over her. She's surprised to see Lena standing there (and I'm shocked that three other Liars didn't come out of the adjacent stalls). Lena tells the girl she has some white shit on her nose. She wants to know what it is and who gave it to her and she can either tell Lena or the police.


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The Detroit Police Department is vacating the Central District at the corner of Woodward Avenue and West Grand Boulevard.
The deal to lease the building, which was done under the Kilpatrick administration, is over. Sources tell Local 4 that the city has opted to stop paying rent and will move out.
The city now is in the process of looking at city-owned properties to see what will suit.
"This is good for the city of Detroit. We have an opportunity to do something different in terms of how we organize and structure this agency," said Detroit Police Chief James Craig.
Since Chief Craig rolled into town the DPD has seen more immediate and greater change than it has in decades. The changes include a total overhaul of the leadership ranks, the decision to go back to a precinct system and the declaration that closing the current districts down in the early evening hours is beyond ridiculous for a city with a crime rate such as Detroit's.
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Local women honored as heroes
Porter County Sheriff David Lane is calling two young women lifesavers after
they pulled a 90-year-old woman from a water-filled ditch in Liberty
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Honored in a ceremony on Monday were Tristen Comegys, 20, of Chesterton, and
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"They turned around and stopped to investigate the source of the light and
found an elderly woman submerged up to her neck in water in the ditch,"
LaFlower stated. "The elderly female, along with her walker, were pulled out
of the ditch and covered with a jacket until emergency responders arrived."
"The unselfish, heroic actions by Tristen and Meagan in getting the elderly
woman out of the water-filled ditch prevented the certain death of
90-year-old Eleanor Adams," LaFlower concluded.
Lain had high praise for Comegys and Arizpe. "They are two shining examples
of why our generation has little to fear from the next," he told the
Chesterton Tribune. "They clearly have a good sense of community, they
have a great care for their fellow human beings."
"Tristen and Comegys put themselves at risk to help a total stranger and I
really believe that's living the Golden Rule," Lain said.
Adams' son, Raymond Adams, was on hand for the ceremony.
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- 4 slices French bread (1/2 inch thick)
- 4 tablespoons e.v. olive oil (2 T. + 2 T.)
- 2 cups arugula
- 3 cloves garlic
- 1 can (15 oz.) diced tomatoes
- 1 can (15 oz.) cannellini beans, drained and rinsed
- 1/2 c. dry white wine, such as sauvignon blanc
- 11/2 lbs (about 30) large shrimp (thawed if frozen)
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper 1⁄8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- kosher salt, to taste
Stewy Shrimp with Tomatoes & White Beans
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1. Heat the broiler (with the oven rack about 4 inches from the top). Brush both sides of the bread slices with 2 tablespoons of the oil and place on a rimmed sheet pan. Broil until toasted, 1 to 2 minutes per side. Set aside.
2. Being organized is the key to your success here. Wash the arugula and spin dry. Chop your garlic. Open the can of tomatoes, drain and rinse the beans, and measure the wine. Peel and devein the shrimp if the shell is on and rinse, making sure that the dark line (the vein) is removed. Put everything near your stovetop.
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The day has finally come and gone – the Vikings 1st practice of training camp on the campus of Minnesota State University, Mankato is now in the rear-view mirror and fans of the Purple can settle in for what is sure to be another exciting year of Vikings football.
I, too, have been waiting a long time for this day to come after spending over 2 months away from vikings.com and am ready to get the ball rolling again.
As Mike mentioned earlier, I spent most of my time Friday afternoon watching the core of LBs with a close eye on a rehabilitated E.J. Henderson. Henderson, who had his 2009 season cut short due to a fractured femur suffered at Arizona in Week 13, eased his way back onto the field by working out with the defensive linemen while his fellow LBs took a few snaps with the punt team early in practice.
Once the punting was over, Henderson joined the group of LBs to take part in position-specific drills that had each of the LBs quickly running to and from 4 cones placed in a square about 5 yards apart. This particular drill proved to me – and anybody else watching – that Henderson's rehabilitation period has exceeded any expectations that one may have put on his ability to recover from such a horrific injury. Henderson was making his cuts just as quick, if not quicker, than the rest of the group.
The next drill – which had each LB dropping back into pass coverage and receiving the football – proved that not only Henderson's quickness was back but also his range to cover his position is well on its way back to Vikings Defensive MVP form.
"Everything felt natural," Henderson said when asked how his leg felt. "There's no uncertainty about my ability to play again. A lot of mental toughness is involved but we put together a program and I followed it to a T, so it's important to get back out there and show my veteran leadership."
Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress has consistently expressed his astonishment with Henderson's rehabilitation period. Henderson expressed to Childress the first day after his injury that he was "going to change the protocol with the way this injury is rehabilitated," and that seemed to be evident with the way Henderson went about his business on the practice fields Friday.
When asked about a timeline on his return to the game field, the 8-year veteran had no qualms about what the future has in store for him.
"I know I can start now," Henderson said. "It's just a matter of not doing too much too soon."
Although his practice time was limited on Friday afternoon, Henderson's body of work showed me, and Vikings fans alike, that we might be in store for an impressive comeback year from #56.
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Welcome back Henderson! We missed you! We are sure this will be a great year!
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Great article. Henderson is my favorite player, and I love to hear that he is doing so great after his injury. I had a horrible injury one Fall and was told I would never play football again, but was still able to convince the doctors to let me on the field the following year anways. So it's fun finding this new way to relate to #56.
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EJ`s return from that injury is fantastic. That being said considering his bad luck the last two seasons with injuries, Brinkleys development will be key as I anticipate he will be needed again this season. Our defense is not as physical without EJ in there…
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Researchers have long said that obesity and diabetes go hand in hand, and doctors say that both are getting out of hand. Now educators are resorting to some very creative ways to try and keep diabetes under control.
Hula hoops were popular in the 1960's, but one instructor is using them to keep kids healthy now.
Hula hoops are how Pkay Hand teaches kids that fitness and healthy eating are crucial. As an instructor, Pkay mixes health facts with fun, but her bottom line is completely serious.
Type-2 diabetes is just one of the obesity-related diseases that she warns about. Pkay herself has survived 35 years with an even worse form of the disease, juvenile diabetes.
A healthier lifestyle has slowed her disease, even though it cannot cure it, and she hopes to pass on the lessons she has learned.
"I've explained to them that when I was young and was told I had diabetes, one thing I always said was, 'why didn't somebody tell me.' So now I'm telling them, that it's out there, it's real, it's on the rise so let's try to not get diabetes," said Pkay.
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There's also a threeway with Hillary and Condoleezza look-alikes.
Well, it's heartening to imagine that Palin would be willing to reach around both sides of the aisle.
The video is in pre-production, but is being fast tracked for release before the election.
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Masters of Maidstone
The hospital of Sts. Peter and Paul called
'le Newerk of Maydeston ' was of the foundation
of Boniface, archbishop of Canterbury, for the
finding of one chaplain. The master should
make continual residence, and there should
be ten poor persons maintained there, but in
1375 there were only five. (fn. 1) The churches of
Sutton by Dover, Linton, and East Farleigh, were
appropriated to it; and its temporalities were
valued in 1384 at £5 10s. 5d. yearly. (fn. 1a)
Pope Boniface IX on 25 June, 1395, authorized William Courtenay, archbishop of Canterbury, to make the parish church of Maidstone
into a college of a master and twenty-four chaplains and clerks. (fn. 2) Richard II on 2 August, 1395,
granted licence for this and for the incorporation
into the college of the hospital and the churches
appropriated to it (fn. 3) ; on 10 February, 1396, he
granted licence for the master and college of All
Saints, Maidstone, to acquire in mortmain lands
and rents not held in chief, to the value of £40
yearly (fn. 4) ; and on 28 May, 1396, he granted to
the master and chaplains in frankalmoign the
advowson of the church of Crundale, and the
reversion of the manors of Tremworth and
Fannes on the death of Henry Yevele. (fn. 5) Henry IV
confirmed this grant in 1400 (fn. 6) ; and in 1407 he
granted licence for them to acquire the manor of
Wittersham and lands in Maidstone, Loose,
Boxley, and Hoo. (fn. 7)
In June, 1396, the archbishop was allowed to
take twenty-four masons called ' fre maceons,'
and twenty-four masons called ' ligiers ' for the
works of the college (fn. 8) ; and after his death the
pope, in 1398, confirmed the foundation, his
executors testifying that he Had erected the
college, appropriated the hospital and its churches,
appointed John Wotton to be master, added to
the four clerks who previously served the parish
church twelve chaplains and eight clerks, to say
the day and night hours, and made statutes for
them. (fn. 9) His successor, Thomas Arun del, founded
a chantry of three chaplains, two in the cathedral
of Canterbury and one in the college of Maidstone, to pray for himself, the late archbishop,
and others. (fn. 10) The advowson of the college belonged to the archbishop of Canterbury until it
was sold to the crown in an exchange in 1537. (fn. 11)
Archbishop Warham, after a visitation in 1511,
when William Grocyn was master and Giles
Rede sub-master and there were five other
fellows, issued orders on 6 October that the
prior and officers should make full accounts and
inventories, and that the college should show its
right to the appropriations of the churches of
Sutton, Linton, and Farleigh. (fn. 12)
In the Valor of 1535 the gross value (fn. 13) of the
possessions of the college, including the manor
of Shillington and the chapels of St. Faith, Detling and Loose, was £212 5s. 3¾d. yearly, and
the net value £159 7s. 10d. The deductions
included corrodies of £2 to each of five poor
persons, a survival of the old foundation. In
1546 the gross value was given as £208 6s. 2d.,
and the net value as £187 3s. 9d. yearly, (fn. 14) and
a later certificate (fn. 15) gave the gross value as
£211 4s. 1¼d. yearly, out of which the master
received £31 as his stipend, and the sub-master
and sacrist each £5 13s. 4d. The plate amounted
to 52¼ ounces gilt, 26 ounces parcel gilt, and
38¼ ounces white.
The college was suppressed in the first year
of Edward VI, and granted to George Brooke,
Lord Cobham, in fee on 10 May, 1549. (fn. 16)
William de la Sele, appointed 1282 (fn. 17)
Michael de Wydewode, appointed 1304 (fn. 17a)
John de Eghtham, appointed 1311 (fn. 18)
Thomas Jordan, appointed 1312 (fn. 19)
John de Waltham, appointed 1324 (fn. 20)
William de Maiden, appointed 1326 (fn. 20a)
Martin de Ixnyngg, appointed 1334 (fn. 21)
Richard de Norwico, appointed 1349 (fn. 22)
William de Leghton, appointed 1357 (fn. 23)
Simon de Bredon, appointed 1357, (fn. 24) died 1372 (fn. 25)
Thomas Yonge, appointed 1372 (fn. 25)
William Risynge, appointed 1377 (fn. 26)
Thomas Grosser, appointed 1378 (fn. 27)
John Ludham, appointed 1380 (fn. 28)
John Wotton, the first master of the college, (fn. 29) died 1417 (fn. 30)
John Holond, appointed 1417 (fn. 30)
Roger Heron, appointed 1419, (fn. 31) resigned 1441 (fn. 32)
John Drwell, appointed 1441 (fn. 32)
Peter Stackley, appointed 1444 (fn. 32a)
Robert Smyth, appointed 1450, (fn. 33) died 1458 (fn. 34)
Thomas Boleyne, appointed 1458 (fn. 34)
John Freestone, resigned 1470 (fn. 34a)
John Lee, appointed 1470, (fn. 34a) died 1494 (fn. 35)
John Comberton, appointed 1494, (fn. 35) died 1506 (fn. 36)
William Grocyn, appointed 1506, (fn. 36) died 1519 (fn. 36a)
Thomas Penyton, appointed 1519 (fn. 36a)
John Leffe, occurs 1541, (fn. 37) 1544 (fn. 38)
The seal (fn. 39) (1543) of the college is of red wax, measuring 2⅝ inches.
Obverse.—Within a carved and traced Gothic
panel, the two lower cusps terminating with
flowering sprigs, a shield of arms: per pale,
dexter the see of Canterbury, sinister Archbishop
Courtenay. Legend:—
Reverse.—The Trinity, in a canopied niche
with tabernacle work at the sides. Inner border
engrailed. Legend:—
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