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Sloane Stephens made headlines across Australia with her 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 upset of Serena Williams in the Australian Open quarterfinals. Her match didn't end until nearly midnight Eastern Time, apparently too late for her hometown newspaper, the (Fort Lauderdale) South Florida Sun Sentinel, to get it in the Broward County Edition (above).
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Electrolux is cutting 2,000 jobs overseas as it deals with a tough economic climate in Europe, but the company said its North American results are strong and its Charlotte operations won't be affected.
"Electrolux North America continues to deliver strong sales and earnings growth, while Europe continues to suffer from weak demand," said CEO Keith McGloughlin, in a statement. The company was also hurt by currency fluctuations that lowered its earnings compared with a year ago.
The Swedish appliance maker's North American headquarters are in Charlotte. The planned job cuts will mainly affect workers in the country's major appliances division outside the U.S., Electrolux said.
Third-quarter sales were basically flat at the company, up less than 1 percent from the same period last year, to $4.3 billion. Profits for the quarter fell 29 percent, to $103 million.
The company said its sales in North America were up 8 percent, to $1.3 billion. Demand, a measure of the number of units shipped, was up 12 percent for major appliances compared with last year, the company said. Profits rose 11 percent, to $86 million.
In Europe, on the other hand, demand for major appliances was down 1 percent, and sales fell less than 1 percent.
Jack Truong, CEO of Electrolux North America, said the company has marketed its products more effectively as packages, encouraging people to replace a whole kitchen at once instead of a broken refrigerator.
"That was a big shift in our marketing," said Truong. Electrolux products include Frigidaire appliances and Electrolux-branded goods.
Truong said the economy is unleashing pent-up demand from the recession. Based on the company's internal projections, Truong said Electrolux had expected consumers to replace many old appliances in 2010 and 2011. Instead, he said consumers waited it out and are now starting to buy them.
"That's kind of a replacement cycle backed up into the end of 2013," said Truong.
And the company said a still-improving housing market caused it to raise its forecast for the increase in major appliance shipments to the U.S. from 7 percent to 9 percent compared with last year.
"The growth in new home construction will continue to have very good momentum," said Truong.
Electrolux employs about 900 people in Charlotte, Truong said, and is still expanding.
Electrolux is also opening a research and development facility for its laundry products next month in Charlotte, which will employ about 100 people, Truong said.
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Social Security numbers. Credit card numbers. Bank account numbers. Birth dates. Email passwords. Driver's license numbers. Passport numbers.
Known collectively as personally identifiable information, or PII, these bits of data are what thieves look to steal when they want to take over someone's identity or get access to bank accounts.
However, these pieces of information are just the tip of the PII iceberg. Anything that identifies you is considered personal information and can put you at risk of identity theft.
"Most people are good at safeguarding Social Security or driver's license numbers," said Adam Levin, chairman of Scottsdale, Ariz.'s, IDentity Theft 911 and Credit.com. "But you should also keep track of your voter's registration card, military ID card and even your library card."
The reason is simple. All of these items lead to even more data about you, data that might be easier to find than you realize.
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For example, say I lose my library card. Scanning my card at the self-checkout kiosk reveals my name.
My library's default password system involves a phone number, which isn't too difficult to find for most people. And because it's such an easy password to remember, most people won't change it.
So anyone who finds my card will have easy access to any information about me stored in the library's system, including the types of books I check out.
That, in turn, could unwittingly reveal a whole lot more about me, my interests and my habits — all useful information for an identity thief or a burglar.
Can I have your insurance card, please?
Even numbers that were created especially to do a better job of hiding your identity may not do as good a job protecting you as you might think, said Philip Becnel, president of the Private Investigators Association of Virginia and managing director at Dinolt, Becnel & Wells Investigative Group in Washington, D.C.
Say your name is something common, like John Smith. You will rely on a non-biometric identifier — anything that helps distinguish you from everyone else with that name and isn't your face, your fingerprint or your iris — to identify yourself.
"An insurance record number, for example, is considered a non-biometric identifier because it is unique to a single person," Becnel said.
"To obtain your information, someone only needs to call the doctor's office using a pretext. The fact that they already have your insurance record number identifies you as the patient whose records are wanted, and it makes the call sound legitimate."
The old college try
Similarly, while many colleges have moved away from using Social Security numbers as student numbers, the new student number is still personally identifiable information and should be safeguarded as such.
"Someone with your student ID number might be able to pose as you and obtain some of this personal information maintained by your school," Becnel said.
"It is fairly common practice now for places that maintain personal identification information to ask you security questions to help ensure that you are who you say you are, so a student ID number alone shouldn't be the key to the kingdom.
"However, these security questions are fairly easily defeated," Becnel said. "The fact is that knowing any non-biometric identifier about you makes it easier for thieves to assume your identity and steal your information."
Essentially, Becnel added, any non-biometric identifier is by definition personally identification information.
"Imagine if you wanted to steal James Smith's identity, but you didn't know anything else about him," Becnel said.
"Just knowing where he went to school, the name of the street where he grew up, his mother's maiden name and, maybe, his astrological sign would tell you quite a lot about him that you didn't know, particularly if you cross-referenced that information with information sources that are already public."
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That non-biometric identifier can also include the information you put on social media. These days, personally identifiable information can include social-media user IDs, especially now that the Securities and Exchange Commission considers social-media services such as Twitter legitimate outlets of financial disclosure.
That means if you're authorized to speak for a publicly traded company, identities such as your Facebook or Google ID, or your Twitter handle, are now auditable entities under the purview of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
The bottom line is that if anything can find its way back to identifying you, it is personally identifiable information and should be protected.
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These are Sony pieces that Palestinians in Gaza discovered in Khozaa, Khan Younes. After inquiring with several engineers, they were told that this might be a part of an Israeli drone. An Israeli drone uses camera to identify the target, records it, and then shoot to kill. These pieces are believed to a drone as a lens, RG socket, and places to insert disks were found.
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On July 24th, 2014, during Operation Protective Edge, Israelis held a prayer vigil for the well-being of their soldiers in Gaza. How young Israeli Jews view Palestinians in general: they want them to die or leave the country. These Israeli youths will serve in the military in few years and will be sent to the West Bank or Gaza.
Boycotts, Divestments and Sanctions has begun all over the world. ATP tour in Israel cancelled due to the Israeli aggression in Gaza. It will not be long before the rest of the world realise that this illegal Zionist entity is the cancer of the Middle East.
ATP cancels tournament in Israel amid Gaza conflict
International tennis competition was set to be held September 15-21 and would have been first ATP tournament in Israel since 1996.
The ATP tour on Monday canceled the inaugural Israel Open that was set to be played next month in Tel Aviv because of security concerns "arising from the military conflict in the region."
The tournament was set to be held September 15-21 and would have been the first ATP tournament held in Israel since 1996. Continue reading 'ATP cancels tournament in Israel amid Gaza conflict'
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I always try to trust my instincts. Last night, when I drove by a car parked furthest away from Walmart and any other vehicles, and the car had 3 "not-so-clean-cut" guys sitting in it, and one got out and starts waved at me to come over...I trusted my instincts. So as I drove past the car and I looked in my rear-view mirror, I watched as the guy flipped me two hands worth of the middle-finger. I'm glad I trust my instincts.
Did they need help? Maybe. Did they have nefarious intentions? Maybe. I however chose to trust my instincts that said to just keep driving and not get involved. Some probably think I am paranoid, but I think it was fair risk assessment and I personally don't want to walk into a situation that may require me to defend myself.
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Locals join in Run for the Fallen
The Virginia Run for the Fallen, a tribute to the state's military fallen heroes and their families, came through King George last week. More than 20 active duty, retired and government employees from the county and the Navy base at Dahlgren ran with the group as it passed through King George.
From May 1-4, the caravan and runners traveled from Fort Story to Arlington National Cemetery. Local runners joined in when the group entered King George north of Port Royal on U.S. 301.
Two groups of of runners carried the flags for 36 miles for the core group of runners who ran the entire 245 miles, said Doug Cantrell, a chief of staff member at the base.
American Legion Post 89 in Dahlgren also hosted a dinner for the families of the fallen, as well as the runners and staff.
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My guests rave about this salad. The big surprise is that there is no macaroni taste and it is not too sweet. Besides, the fruits mentioned in the recipe, I'll add strawberries, blueberries, raspberries...whatever may be in season.
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Prep: 10 min. Cook: 20 min. + chilling
1/3 cup sugar
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
Pinch salt
1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, undrained
1 can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple, undrained
1 egg, lightly beaten
2 cups cooked elbow macaroni
1 cup whipped topping
1/4 cup chopped pecans, toasted
In a saucepan, combine the sugar, flour and salt. Drain juice from
oranges and pineapple into a 1-cup measuring cup; cover and
refrigerate fruit. Add enough water to the juice, if needed, to
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Kenneth L. "Bummy" Baumgartner, 72, of Bluffton, died Friday in Parkview Hospital at Fort Wayne.
He was born in Adams County to Russell L. and Pauline Clowser Baumgartner.
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He was born to Willian D. and Mary H. Taylor Berry.
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This is a shot of Monk's in Prairie Lakes from across one of the "Lakes". Ha! It will make for a nice, senic outdoor seating area. We are looking forward to eating and drinking at Monk's and hope it is even better than the Wisconsin Dells Monk's.
Monk's bar and grill has announced that it will, indeed, be building a new restaurant in the Prairie Lakes Shopping Center. They will have a groundbreaking ceremony on June 4th, weather permitting. The dining room and bar area will seat 170 people, inside, and 45 people in the outdoor dining area which will overlook the pond.
Monk's has a tenative opening date for some time in September.The franchise owner is Greg Frankov and he owns another Monk's which is on the West side of Madison.
On October 8th, 2013, The Planning Commission members voted to recommend to the Sun Prairie City Council that they approve of the planned Monk's Bar and Grill in Sun Prairie and on October 15th, the City Council approved the Monk' Bar and Grill plan. The new restaurant will be 5,486 square feet and will have an outdoor patio area. It seems to me that they will be building on the SW corner of Prairie Lakes Drive and Grand Avenue. The exact location is confusing because the newspaper says that it is "located on the southwest corner of 702 Grand Avenue on the eastern side of the intersection of Hoepker Road and Prairie Lakes Drive." I have clarified that with Scott Kugler and he says that the building will be on the NE corner of Prairie Lakes Drive and Hoepker Road. Right by that holding pond.
Construction might be started in April or May of 2014 and hopefully open by Fall of 2014.
The new Monk's will have indoor seating for 160 customers and an outdoor patio that will seat about 60 customers. Operating hours will be 11 am to 11 pm except for Friday and Saturday when they will be open until 2 am.
Monk's Bar & Grill currently has four other locations:
Wisconsin Dells: 220 Broadway, Wisconsin Dells WI, 53965
Lake Delton (Wilderness): 45 Hillman Rd, Lake Delton WI, 53965
Baraboo: 116 4th Avenue, Baraboo WI, 53913
Middleton: 8313 Murphy Drive, Middleton WI, 53562
I know that, every time my family goes to the Dells, we always stop at Monk's for their great hamburgers. The only thing that I hope is different at the Sun Prairie Location would be that they give you at least a paper plate to eat off of. Eating off waxed paper may save money for the bar but, I would like a real plate. Go ahead and charge me an extra penny to cover a paper or foam plate.
Monk's Bar & Grill is known throughout the Midwest as the place to go for a great burger and friendly service.


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Authors: Sansone, Adele
Title: The little green goose
Publisher: New York : North-South Books, c1999.
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Matthew Reibs, ARCH volunteer and high school senior, received the Emerging Preservationist Award for organizing clean-up days at the Broadway buildings, attending workshops and creating the Facebook page Save 226 W. Wayne.
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A popular Cockermouth dentist took her own life after becoming increasingly worried and anxious about issues in her professional life, an inquest heard.
Helen Siddle, 51, was found dead in her home in Dean on March 10 last year by her husband Shakir Rajput.
Mrs Siddle, who had three daughters, Alexandra, Kate and Georgia, had run the Helen Siddle Dental Surgery on Kirkgate for around 20 years.
Coroner David Roberts recorded his verdict of suicide after hearing evidence relating to Mrs Siddle's state of mind in the months prior to her death and a number of things that had been troubling her.
Mrs Siddle, who was found hanged in the garage at her home, had been very ill with swine flu over the Christmas period and had returned to her practice before she had fully recovered.
She had become worried about some dental work she had carried out on her daughter Georgia despite reassurances from colleagues and family members that she had done nothing wrong.
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The day before she died she was told by a member of the scheme that she would have to have a meeting with the committee before returning to work.
Mr Rajput told the inquest: "She told me about the meeting and seemed very troubled by it, she was very anxious.
"Alex and I assured her it was just a meeting to make sure she was fit for work.
"Prior to that she was starting to improve and things seemed fairly normal with her.
"She had some worries about her time off and her friends were very supportive and we worked out a plan and she was reassured by this."
Mr Rajput said that on the morning of March 10 everything had seemed normal and he returned home from work a little later than usual after receiving a text from Mrs Siddle asking him to pick up some cat food.
He could not find her in the house and became concerned when he saw a note on her bed that read "the day didn't start with this in mind" and then stopped as though her pen had ran out. He searched the house again and found her body in the garage.
He said: "I thought the incident in January was a cry for help. Helen was a very clever woman, if she wanted to take her life she knew what to do about it."She was always a worrier, as strong as she was she didn't have self-belief. "Personally I thought she was in control of everything, it came totally out of the blue."
In giving his verdict Mr Roberts said that Mrs Siddle had received a great deal of support from her GP, the PASS scheme, family and friends and had seemed to be getting back to normal.
He added: "It seems clear that in that morning she had no intention of doing what she did but something happened in the course of the day that changed her mind. My assessment of that is that she must have been dwelling again on the return to work interview and matters with the police."
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - From angels to nutcrackers, butterflies to birds, and football helmets to fishing lures, you're likely to see almost anything adorning the beautiful and creative trees at the sixth annual Festival of Trees!
The festival is held annually at the historic Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers, and while this event is free, cash donations are greatly appreciated. All proceeds benefit The Southwest Florida Goodwill Foundation.
Tree decorators compete for awards like the "Mayor's Favorite," "Most Creative," and "People's Choice." Each year, decorators find more unique ways to adorn their trees: Candy, teddy bears, and even paper dolls have rested upon pine branches. Others are decorated more traditionally, with ornaments, ribbons, and bows. Still more are ornamented with more unconventional fare, like power tools, dog toys, and sports memorabilia.
It takes place at 2301 First Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. For more information check out www.sbdac.com or call (239) 333-1933.
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As it happens, I'm not one of those who believe that Blair is evil incarnate. I met him on only a handful of occasions during his time as prime minister, and I was always left with the impression of a man possessed of almost messianic certainty that he was put on earth to make it a better place and rid it of bad people. I do believe that he made an appalling error of judgement in backing President Bush's decision to invade Iraq in 2003. It was an error that involved the UK in one of the biggest foreign policy blunders of recent times...
The guilt and responsibility for that lies with the terrorists who committed the crime. The security services - as the name implies - have the job of keeping us secure. But there is a public consensus that anyone in a position to prevent that terrible vicious murder should have done so.
On hearing the Coalition speaking about TTIP, one can only conclude that they are unable to understand the legitimate concerns of those that rely on the NHS for their health, and need the rule of law and democracy to protect them. They say 'there's nothing to see here' when we can all see the potential threats to what we cherish.
When someone close to you says they're 'feeling down' or 'depressed', common responses include 'chin up' and 'look on the bright side'. If you have an anxiety disorder or depression however, these often sincere words of encouragement sound meaningless. At worst, they reinforce the fear that you are different from those around you.
In short, we hear what journalists and politicians think the issues are and and how it affects Londoners - but we don't hear enough from Londoners themselves. And it is only by having an inclusive debate with all parties allowed a voice, that we will together take the tough decisions needed to tackle the London housing crisis.
Because they challenge the assumption that sex is a biological necessity, asexuals frequently encounter people who try to persuade them that they just haven't met the right person, or are secretly gay, or that they would like sex if they just tried it.
Spurs were so-so and won 1-0 because Partizan were worse. On Sunday, in-form Everton visit following their highly impressive 2-0 away win against Wolfsburg. Gulp.
Due to social conditioning, I didn't feel entirely comfortable with my order choice but consoled myself with the conclusion that I am ill positioned to place the lives of animals in a hierarchy of worth, if I am to eliminate one meat option I should eliminate them all rather than engaging in some back patting moral hypocrisy.
Will Lancaster, the former PE teacher, pick the naughtiest boy in the class? After watching England misfire against New Zealand and South Africa, I wouldn't have a hesitation in trying him.
With accessories from Louis Vuitton, Ralph Lauren and Gucci, celebrity trainers on Instagram, food and grooming tips on Pinterest and chic city hotspots promising five-star treatment, it is safe to say our dogs have never been so fashionable.
In the name of defending its prosperity, Europe is encouraging a historic decline of the humanitarian principles and values on which much of European culture has been constructed during the last three centuries. Not only is the welfare state in retreat, but a hostile attitude towards vulnerable social groups is becoming prevalent. An outlook is gradually spreading of considering vulnerable people to be unacceptable, particularly when they come from abroad. The cultural implications for Europe, which long ago stopped being the leading producer of culture in the world and has been living in the shadow of the USA, are incalculable.
Britain needs to stop romanticising 'us' and stop demonising 'them'. Britain needs embrace it immigrant hordes for the incredible resources that they are, and reclaim its rightful place as a power broker in the 21st Century. But first, Britain needs to stop being afraid.
At 19 years old I was hideously unprepared for the caring role thrust upon me. Yet, when my girlfriend's health deteriorated overnight, I willingly stepped up to meet the challenge. We're now married and I give my wife full-time, around the clock, care. Along with millions of other carers in the UK, the avoidable cost of caring has changed my life beyond recognition.
Some 135 million children in Asia-Pacific have not had their births registered. While this number is split fairly evenly between male and female, we have to take into account that young girls and women already have to break down significant barriers just to be treated equally. If they are not registered, the barriers to participation become even more prominent.
Russian money is now essential for the City. Russians make massive donations to Conservative Party funds. And while David Cameron's ministers can get tough with a pick-up artist from America they will not move against put-to-death artists from Russia if they are backed by Putin.
If I could offer someone on the cusp of their twenties any advice, I would say don't just go with a generic life plan because it 'looks right' or because it's 'what everyone else is doing.' Take time to think about what you want to achieve and how you are going to get there... Sometimes you have to sidestep the safe option and take a risk.
She tells me she has no self-esteem or body image issues at all, but if that's the case, why does she feel she needs cosmetic surgery? Did my worries and fears about my breasts rub off on her as a child? She was no stranger to my obsessions, and I really worried that my low self-esteem and negative body image had tainted her view of her own body image, and clouded what's really important.
One evening, I came home, house tidy, dinner on its way; by now my eldest daughter was at university. My twins were sitting at his computer in the small den just off the kitchen. The computer crashed, as can happen, and for the first time I saw another side of this man. He exploded into a torrent of pure aggression.
Having developed statistically calculated strengths of 'finishing', 'dribbling' and 'holding on to the ball', Kane boasts the necessary attributes to link the midfield and attack. While he is unlikely to reach Ronaldo levels of excellence, as per Vertonghen's suggestion, Kane has started to realise his potential under Pochettino after rising to the fore under Tim Sherwood.
Situated on a long beach in Hua Hin district, this holiday resort-come-health spa makes you acknowledge your surroundings, live in the present, slow down and smell the lotus flowers. Be prepared to abandon your mobile, disown your laptop and shun your camera. Even tablets and kindles are kindly forbidden in communal areas, so I had been warned.
Phillip Hughes never lost the grounding of a rural upbringing on his journey to Test cricket...In essence, it's this grounding that helped to explain why the plight that Hughes so lucklessly and undeservedly found himself in touched the hearts of so many.
Sticking to a net migration target that means nothing is simply not the way forward. We need a government who will make promises it can keep and ensure that we remain a key player in the world to help us create the jobs of the future. David Cameron has shown again today why his government will not and cannot do that.


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I went pheasant hunting today and got three nice roosters with mine. I love how lite these old guns are.
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The Ithaca Model 37 has stood the test of time like the Remington 870 shotgun. They are fine shotguns and also the bottom ejection of the spent case is a great feature. And bird hunting is something I really miss! Use to have two English Setters and hunt pheasants in Northern Indiana. Great times!
The Constitution is not an instrument for the Government to restrain the people. It is an instrument for the people to restrain the Government!
*Patrick Henry
Today, we need a nation of Minutemen, citizens who are not only prepared to take arms, but citizens who regard the preservation of freedom as the basic purpose of their daily life and who are willing to consciously work and sacrifice for that freedom."
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Ithaca was a great gunmaker. Lousy businessmen, but great gunmakers. Cost of production got away from them, they did not pay the Federal Excise taxes they had piled up, and the tax man shut them down.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
The model 37 was originaly the model 17 remington. Remington was making the model 17 ,25 and 31 at the same time and dropped the 25 and 17. When the pattent rites ran out Ithica took over and made them ever since. being bottom eject they were amerdextrious and being light wieght they have a little more kick but are a pleasant to pack.John Browning designed it.Tthe remingotn model 31 was desighned after it with a side eject.i have been dealing on a nice older one in 12 gauge
Does the 12ga have the corncob fore end? Or does it have a fore end with checkering?
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I like the Ithaca design but I never got on board with them. The bottom eject is great for lefties but it can be pain when reloading on the move. I am trying to catch up to the dog with a Mossberg I know the forearm is back with out looking. We all know once the dog scatters the birds in just a minute he will be pointing singles.
"I do not aim with my hand; I aim with my eye. He who aims with his hand has forgotten the face of his father.
I do not shoot with my hand; I shoot with my mind. He who shoots with his hand has forgotten the face of his father.
I do not kill with my gun; I kill with my heart. He who kills with his gun has forgotten the face of his father."
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The one I am dealing on is a seventies vintage with a checkered forend
I've never had a problem with the bottom feed trying to reload on the move. When the dogs on point the dogs on point. He won't break until I release him.
The checkered fore end is what I have. Very nice, clean looking gun. The gun is deadly when shouldered. Easy to target.


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Honestly I think it's not just one leader that's the problem. It's time for an entire generation of Labour MP's to step down and admit they've had their time. Let some fresh blood come through and see what happens. The soundbites that kept coming out about how people should consider Labour because it's been around for so long were ridiculous.
Speaker: If political parties were beer ..., in reply to
George, you could be on to something. I always find Steinlager Pure makes me feel quite unwell, as does the National Party!
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That looks really tasty. I think you're a couple of years behind the times in terms of local session beers though, they're all over the place now. Brothers even held a sessionable beer festival early this year with about 18 beers on tap, and the strongest one there was the homebrewer group effort at a bit over 5%.
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In fact, I think the first most New Zealanders saw of it was when the second series of The Young Ones won a Bafta in 84 or 85 (and they showed the scene of Vyvian kicking his head along the railway tracks on the way to University Challenge).
Yup, that's exactly my memory of it. I saw that clip on the news when I was about 14, then my dad went off his nut about how terrible it was and it was an instant favourite before I'd even seen the show!
Muse: The Disappearing of Paradise,
I'll have to admit to being woefully ignorant of Phillip Mann. I've got no idea why, but I'll fix that sharpish. I do think that SF generally gets pretty short shrift as "genre" fiction rather than "real literature", whatever that is, maybe that's why it hasn't been mentioned.
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Thanks for this Simon, I've been to Thailand but never had any sense of the politics. Fascinating.
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Whisky neophyte - Ardbeg will change your life.
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I think Toni Childs played before Stevie Ray Vaughan. Amazing show. And Dave Dobbyn did an excellent solo turn in between the very slow set changes, just him and an electric guitar that cut out mid song. All the roadies were busy switching the set around so he was running around the stage in between singing each verse, trying to find what was wrong. Didn't miss a beat.
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I remember that '92 Chili Peppers show. They'd just got a new guitarist in after Frusciante quit (Axel somebody?) and he wasn't much cop, and it just wasn't all that great. Until Flea told everyone to take off their tops and fling them round their heads while he launched into Higher Ground, which they dutifully did. Just getting into it and then the tip of somebody's sweatshirt sleeve caught my girlfriend in the eye and flipped out her contact lens, and we spent the best bit of the show trying to find it on the ground.
My first proper show was Pink Floyd at Western Springs in '87. I wondered why I bumped into almost everyone I knew at that show, but then nearly 1 in 50 people in NZ was there, so maybe it's not that surprising!
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My Dad still complains about the imposition of UHF aerials...
(btw Russell I think you've marked up an extra para at the end of Tim's bit that's actually back to you talking: "I'm not sure how many CRT sets" etc.)


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The official investigation into Wednesday's plane crash will start Thursday morning. The Federal Aviation Administration was first on the scene Wednesday, but then the investigator from the National Transportation Safety Board arrived just before dusk. It will be his job to launch the investigation into this accident.
The plane lies in a field under some trees, two men are dead, and the NTSB is here to figure out how and why it happened. The first task will be to gather as many facts as possible about the crash site before any of the wreckage is hauled away.
"Anytime you move something, the information is perished," explained Paul Cox, a Senior Air Safety Investigator with the NTSB. "As much as I can find as-is and document it as-is, that would be the perishable information."
From there the NTSB will gather more information from outside the scene, including maintenance records for the plane and the pilot's training records.
Cox will also be joined at the site Thursday morning by other investigators, including a representative from Beechcraft, the manufacturer of the single-engine plane that went down.
"They have some more technical information on the specific aircraft and [on] the specific engine than I have," said Cox, of the Beechcraft investigators. "I'm a facilitator of the process. I guide the process. I'm the investigator in charge, but I don't have the technical knowledge on every single aircraft and ever single engine," he said.
One of the most important things, according to Cox, is to look at all of the information, and assume nothing.
"Sometimes what happens is you think, because the weather is bad, that might be the issue, but it could be something else. We don't know," he cautioned. "And that's why we have to put everything together."
Putting everything back together can be challenging, because no two crashes are ever exactly the same.
"They're all different," said Cox. "You cant tell if one's easier, or another is going to be harder. You just cant tell."
There are several phases in the investigation process and it can often take months to determine a cause. Wednesday night Cox said it could be up to a year before the NTSB releases the final report.
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The coroner said that when David Clapson died he had no food in his stomach. Clapson's benefits had been stopped as a result of missing one meeting at the jobcentre. He was diabetic, and without the £71.70 a week from his jobseeker's allowance he couldn't afford to eat or put credit on his electricity card to keep the fridge where he kept his insulin working. Three weeks later Clapson died from diabetic ketoacidosis, caused by a severe lack of insulin. A pile of CVs was found next to his body.
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Fire tore through a diesel repair business in Bennington on Monday afternoon sending huge plumes of smoke into the air that could be seen for miles.
The fire was at 209 South Stark Street. The building houses C&C Complete Incorporated, a diesel repair and performance shop.
The building is filled with fuel and auto parts. Firefighters from several jurisdictions were called in to help battle the flames.
The photo on the left was taken by a neighbor, Beverly Smith, just as the fire broke out. Smith told WOWT 6 News, "I could see billowing flames coming right out of this building right here, then just boom, boom, a lot of booms."
Traffic in the area was hampered as motorists watched the huge plumes of smoke rise.
There were no reports of injuries. There was no immediate word on what might have started the fire.
WOWT 6 News did speak with the owner of the business at the scene but he did not have any comment at that time.


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"This downtown boy met and married an uptown girl." On the popular Jeopardy game show, such a statement functions like a question in terms of being a piece of input data that expects one and only one bit of output data, in this case an actual question: "Who is Billy Joel?" While playing the Jeopardy game is not all that …
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I have a feeling this is a thankless job for IBM. It's a very, very hard problem, and the majority of the population probably doesn't understand just how hard a problem this is for a computer to solve. When the computer does respectably, but doesn't totally dominate the game, most people will probably laugh at the computer.
Man against Machine ...... always a Rigged Game in which Virtual AIMachinery Always Win Wins.
"We'll see," says Ferrucci with a laugh. "We certainly wouldn't be in the game if we didn't think we had a good chance."
Don't play against a poker player is real sound advice, in order to have a fair chance.
Clever computer answers Jeopardy questions? I think not - shouldn't take a great deal of processing to map the lexical items and grammatical structures from the given info in order to arrive at a possible answer or at least a range of good guesses.
No, what I would like to see is a computer that can solve a cryptic crossword like The Times, for instance. In fact, if a computer could do that without just using pattern matching, then I reckon it'd be a good candidate for beating the Turing test.
Then again, I don't believe the American press carry cryptic crosswords (in the UK sense), so maybe the IBM boffins just aren't aware of how challenging they can be.
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"shouldn't take a great deal of processing to map the lexical items and grammatical structures from the given info in order to arrive at a possible answer or at least a range of good guesses."
This is exactly the type of comment Adam Azarchs above was predicting.
Yes, yes, lexical items and grammatical structures are all well and good when dealing with lab-controlled sentences. Try dealing with the sort of ill-formed linguistic mess us humans produce everyday...
...When they build one that can work out what amanfrommars is saying, I'll be impressed :)
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We received an email about this yesterday - the part I loved was "this challenge is even more daunting than chess due to its broad range of subject matter, the speed at which accurate answers must be provided and the need to analyze clues containing irony, riddles and other subtleties of human thought and expression"
Irony ? Won't be developed in the US then
And my suggestion trick question : "what colour top is the person to your left wearing?"
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My theory is that amanfrommars is the prototype for this...
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