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'Picture of Dorian Gray' borrowed in 1934 is finally returned
Re: No offence to Stephen Fry
"There is only one thing worse than being compared to a fatuous fanboi, and that is NOT being ... um, hang on... no there isn't." - O. Wilde, spinning, in grave, 2012.
Prince of Persia author releases 1980s source code
Re: Lee
And we all thank God for that.
CD: The indestructible music format that REFUSES TO DIE
Re: Sigh : TL;FO
Too Long; Faded Out
Oz billionaire says CIA backs Greenpeace
Clive Palmer
For those who've not heard of him, think Baron Harkonnen without the style, wit, grace, charm and manners.
And a correction while I'm here: The Australian Broadcasting Commission became the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 1983.
Firm Dick sales excite buyers
Nice Article. You Must Be Proud.
I'll get m' coat.
Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO
@Jeremy 2
Quite right. Most sensible people who detest Apple's "We invented everything" when they didn't and the "And we're gonna sue" followup simply want Jobs to get real, not get dyin'.
Get well, Steve. And get real.
Accenture closes in on Aus government e-health tender
No need for the troll icon, Wombat
Not when everything you say is true.
A quick Google search of "ato accenture change program budget overrun" will unveil a litany of Accenture cash-pissing.
LOHAN team buried under ballockets
Vulture II, not LOHAN
Marks must be deducted for all designs in which the name of the aircraft was wrong. The project is LOHAN, the rocketyplane is the Vulture II. Have some respect, people. This is Lester's baby you be calling the wrong thing.
NASA Legonauts set for Jupiter voyage
RE: Not just me then
Looked more like "Juno-one for tennis?" to me.
Apple flings patent lawsuit at HTC (again)
I don't suppose there's
any chance of Apple being declared a vexatious litigant?
Big Blue offers staff Apples
Corporate Wankery
I assume that YOU* is pronounced "You Star", and was gonna make a joke about it being pronounced "You Footnote". After reading the comments from the IBMers, You Footnote doesn't seem like such a joke.
I'm an ex-HPer. Their employee purchasing program might as well be called "YOU worthless piece of shit. No you can't have a fucking pay rise. Or a chair. What, you think this is still EDS? BWAHAHAHA!!! HIRING FREEZE TIME!!!"
Portsmouth stretches the Olympic-sized swimming pool
3cm, not 3mm. You'd need to take more than a tile.
Totally on-topic, it'd be great if The Register could produce a poster-sized PDF of El Regian... El Regal??... units of measurement. 'twould be a marvellous educational aid.
Man stabbed to death by chicken
I was hoping for
Cock Kills Cock
Salesforce's Benioff: 'Ellison flunks vision test'
Ellison May Be A Prat
But Benioff is gonna lose this argument. Ellison's pitch simply boils down to big IT shops - banks, governments, whatever - seeing the benefit in the whole quick-provision-of-a-small-slice-of-our-overall-computing-capacity model, but done privately for security reasons, ie not done under someone else's ultimate ownership.
Pretty simple, really. It's amazing that Benioff doesn't get it, given how simple he appears to be.
Two-lane BRIDGE FOUND ON FAR SIDE OF THE MOON!
Pooh-sticks and baby donkeys. This is a good day.
Microsoft's past - the future to Android's iPhone victory
Easy There Tiger...
We don't want to see anyboby upsetting anybody. I always like STB's postings... makes me feel like a freaking genius.
World Cup in your pocket: iPhone vuvuzelas
At least Mr Jobs is making some dosh from the World Cup
It doesn't look like the south Africans are: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/africa/10314858.stm
Sarah Palin 'boob job' debate dominates US right - and left
Darn Tootin'
Sarah Palin has a voice that could strip the paint off a dump truck.
Google infected by World Cup fever
No longer a search engine, eh...
How odd. I can still search using Google, even when they do some crazy stuff like have a bit of fun with their logo and sell unobbtrusive advertising.
I do wish I had your passion, though. You'd make a good footballer....
IT Crowd gets fifth series run
Couldn't agree more, o kindred spirit
TBBT is hideous, and typical of a very old genre - The American Index Finger Comedy... Fonzie walks in shot, strikes pose with index finger extended, "live studio audience" ruins collective trousers, repeat for 11 years at 26 episodes per year...
Give us peace.
HP profits up 28% on freshened servers
So, Mr Hurd...
"... worked to extract costs from the EDS services biz"
Yeah, by transitioning staff into a job code lower than their EDS one so that they are technically overpaid and will never get another pay rise. And then they leave. That saves lots of money.
And by not paying bills "contracted prior to EDS integration". To the extent that HP then had to send an all-staff email reminding everybody that "there are some important steps we all need to take to ensure on-time supplier payment, and avoid unacceptable damage to HP's standing in the market place". Yeah, right. Like "we all" didn't want to pay our bloody bills.
"You all" is gonna have to learn the hard way... Hurd way, perhaps. "Me all" left and in doing so saved HP some money... in the short term...
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I too would like to thank S. Dale Elrod for his comments about the "Greatest Generation". My Uncle Eugene Miller whose comments are above is part of that generation. He is a special man who did his part to keep our world safe in a very difficult time. He and his unit marched into Dachau and helped free the camp. A few years ago his son took him back to Dachau and he was able to tour the camp. It brought back many memories. This is a generation that deserves our thanks and should be kept in our memories. Mary Ann Dalgleish
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JACK's Inside Track: Kurt Cobain Documentary
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JACK's Inside Track: Nirvana Musical
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Say it isn't so, Courtney! According to a slip of the tongue from her new manager, rumors are swirling that she's planning on turning the story of Nirvana into a Broadway musical. We are not amused.
JACK's Inside Track: Green Day
What's up with all the rock dudes gettin' sick?
Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl Dedicates Song To Kurt Cobain And Krist Novoselic
During the mammoth 27-song Reading Festival set, Grohl dedicated "These Days" to his former Nirvana bandmates Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic, saying "I'd like to dedicate this song to a couple of people who couldn't be here tonight."
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In honor of the 20th anniversary of the release of [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Nirvana[/lastfm]'s landmark album Nevermind (Sept. 24, 1991), we've assembled a collection of audio clips with quotes from Nirvana, along with a gallery of great […]


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Event of the Week: MITCHELL WILLIAMS NAMES SPECIAL OLYMPICS 2014 PRIMARY TAKE TIME TO GIVE CHARITY
Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C. has named Special Olympics as the firm's 2014 Take Time To Give primary charity. The firm created the Take Time To Give program in 2004 as the principal means of celebrating the firm's 50th anniversary and formalizing its 50 year history of giving back to the communities it serves. 2014 is the 10th year for the Take Time To Give philanthropic program and the firm's 60th anniversary. To honor those two milestones, the firm is donating a total of $50,000 to Special Olympics as follows:
• Special Olympics Arkansas/Little Rock – $25,000
• Special Olympics Arkansas/Jonesboro – $5,000
• Special Olympics Arkansas/Northwest Arkansas (Rogers) – $10,000
• Special Olympics Texas/Austin – $10,000
The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic type sports for all children and adults with intellectual disabilities giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills, and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.
Along with this monetary donation, Mitchell Williams' staff and attorneys will volunteer throughout the year with Special Olympics throughout Arkansas and in Austin, Texas.
Mitchell Williams' Take Time To Give program is the firm's primary community service initiative that provides monetary and volunteer support to civic and charitable organizations throughout Arkansas and the region. The program has supported more than 200 organizations through monetary contribution and volunteer effort since its formal launch in 2004. In 2010, Mitchell Williams launched a new website, TakeTimeToGive.com, to help raise awareness of Arkansas' many charitable organizations. Mitchell Williams in a law firm of over 88 lawyers and 100 staff with offices in Little Rock, Rogers and Jonesboro, Arkansas and Austin, Texas.
"We are honored to support Special Olympics — one of the most established, recognized, respected and trusted organizations in the world — with this special donation this year," said Mitchell Williams Managing Director Rick Beard. "Sports and physical activities for these individuals provide good health, personal growth and self-confidence. Rather than being told, 'You can't do it,' Special Olympics says, 'You can do it. All you need is a chance.' We are pleased to help provide that opportunity."
"What an amazing gift Mitchell Williams is giving us in their time and resources," said Terri Weir, executive director of Special Olympics Arkansas. "We are excited to be the partner that gets to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Take Time to Give program this year with the firm. We're looking forward to helping spread the word about Special Olympics and the many ways companies and individuals can give back to their communities."
Special Olympics Arkansas provides approximately 14,000 individuals with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to excel. Arkansas is divided into 17 areas encompassing all 75 counties in the state. Areas are headed by a volunteer Area Director and various volunteers serving on games management committees. The Area management teams and nearly 5,000 volunteers make the 240 competitions and 56 special events possible each year.
Special Olympics Texas provides continuing opportunities for more than 44,000 children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout the Lone Star State to realize their potential, develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage and experience joy and friendship. More than 3,000 volunteers help organize 300 events throughout the year in 19 areas covering the state.
Mitchell Williams' donation of $50,000 will help the organization provide sports competitions, programming, outreach, awareness and advocacy throughout the two states. Along with the primary charity program, Mitchell Williams will continue its support of nonprofit missions throughout the state through the Take Time To Give website and its social media outlets – Facebook.com/TakeTimeToGive and Twitter.com/TakeTimeToGive. Nonprofits who are looking for monetary support are encouraged to submit an online application at TakeTimeToGive.com/requests. Organizations who would like to submit events and information to post on the website can send information to Amanda Loesch at email@example.com.
About Mitchell Williams
Providing strategic counsel on a variety of sophisticated legal matters since 1954, Mitchell Williams combines decades of diverse professional experience with extensive relationships to offer clients across the United States the most comprehensive services possible. Today, the firm employs 88 attorneys from five offices. For more information, visit www.MitchellWilliamsLaw.com.
About Special Olympics International
Special Olympics is an international organization that unleashes the human spirit through the transformative power and joy of sports everyday around the world. Through work in sports, health, education and community building, Special Olympics is addressing inactivity, injustice, intolerance and social isolation by encouraging and empowering people with intellectual disabilities which leads to a more welcoming and inclusive society. The nonprofit promotes acceptance for all, and fosters communities of understanding and respect. Founded in 1968 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the Special Olympics movement has grown from a few hundred athletes to more than 4 million athletes in 170 countries. Special Olympics events take place every day in community playgrounds and ball fields. With the support of more than 1 million coaches and volunteers, Special Olympics is able to deliver 32 Olympic-type sports and more than 70,000 competitions throughout the year. Visit Special Olympics at www.specialolympics.org.


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A jury awarded $8 million Friday to the family of a south suburban woman who was fatally struck by a truck while checking a flat tire on I-294 three years ago, the family attorneys announced.
Stacey McHale pulled her vehicle onto the shoulder of I-294 to check a flat tire and was standing on the shoulder of the expressway when a semi-truck struck her on Feb. 15, 2010, according to a lawsuit filed in Cook County Circuit Court by her estate.
McHale, 36, of Homewood, was a wife and mother of a 12-year-old daughter and 16-year-old son, according to the attorneys. She was also the coach of her daughter's soccer team and drove her son to his hockey games and practices.
The suit was filed against Transfreight, LLC; Kiswani Trucking, and Russell A. Kleppe, the driver of the truck.
A Kiswani spokesman said he did not have a comment about the lawsuit. Transfreight was unavailable for comment.
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When we were children, we played "Mamas and Daddies" or "House." It was a time when we would act out, in our own way, how grown-ups live within a family.
The Social Security Administration is out with its list of the most popular baby names of 2013.
When I was a kid, it towered over the heart of downtown, but then, taller buildings came and dwarfed it.
There are names for parents in the animal world that are periodically used. In horses, you have a mare and stallion, sometimes referred to as the dam and sire. Donkeys have parental terms like jack and jenny, which are really not fair to people named Jack or Jenny. In deer, you have a doe and a buck.
The necktie has been loved and scorned by men for generations.
About 6:30 in the morning, the TV and radio news outlets announce the pollen count for the day. It is measured by the number of grains of pollen contained in a cubic foot of air.
There were times in my life when my mama said those four words that needed no further explanation: "Because I said so."
As the Atlanta Braves opened their home season, it was a time to remember the night 40 years ago when Henry Aaron landed a ball just beyond the fence at Atlanta Stadium to pass Babe Ruth as the all-time home-run leader.
A friend of ours gave us a ginkgo tree this winter. I painstakingly planted it with a big enough hole and lots of good soil and fertilizer. It has little green buds and is ready to make its debut any day.
When I was a kid, they had pictures of Jesus hanging in our Sunday school rooms.
It amazes me sometimes how little people know about our state.
CORDELE - A fight broke out a decade ago in the South Central Georgia town of Cordele. It ended a couple of weeks ago. I don't know if there was a winner, but there was a victor.
Mark Green and I have an agreement about reaching the finish line of life. The one of us who gets there first will fulfill the other's last wishes.
If you like standard time, then this is the week you better drink it in. On March 9, we will set our clocks forward and begin observing daylight saving time.
The pharmaceutical companies spend a fortune on what is called DTC or direct-to-consumer advertising.
One song says to "Count Your Blessings, Name Them One By One."
Somewhere in grade school, I learned water freezes at 32 degrees. If the temperature outside is below 32 degrees, there is a good chance that if there is precipitation, it may be or become frozen.
Somehow, we have melded Memorial Day, Independence Day and Veterans Day into days of recognizing all who have worn the uniform of our country.
By the time you read this, Halloween will have come and gone.
This may very well be one of the most glorious starts of a fall season. The weather has been beautiful with crystal-clear skies.
Being the first lady of any state is an interesting job.
Corporate America often spends loads of money finding the right name for a product.
In 1842, Felix Mendelssohn wrote his wedding march. It's the one many people use as the recessional at weddings. Felix died in 1847.
I remember the days when posters started going up about the arrival of the fair. The poster was in bright neon yellow with a drawing of a big Ferris wheel. Just seeing the word "fair" in big bold letters let you know the big show was coming to town.
At 10:29 p.m. Monday, summer comes to an end.
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Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. December 12, 1968, Vol. XIV, No. 9 Remarks on Leary's Politics of Ecstasy by Allen Ginsberg By the late '40s of this memory Century the people I knew best and loved the most had already broken through the crust of old Reason & were dow ... More >>
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Hans Joachim von Ziethen on Wustrau
In the area of the city Ruppin, is the village Wustrau. At the end of the 17. Century included the lands of this village three landowners, one of them was from Hans Joachim Matthias Zieten. He possessed all of the fields and meadows only the smallest part of a year and it did not bring him more than about 400-500 Dollars a. So there Zieten lived with his wife Catharina Ilsabe, a born Jürgas. The five children of Mr. von Ziethen had four daughters and a son. The son was on 18. More 1699 born and got the baptism the name Hans Joachim.
When Hans Joachim 14 Years old was he asked his parents to give him up for military. At the village Wustrau the village borders with the name Buckow. This belonged to the Barons of Schwendy, who was chief of an infantry regiment at that time. At the request of the General Zieten parents took the Junker in his regiment. At the 7. July 1720 He was appointed ensign. Before, in 1719 his father had died.
1728 he was taken to Fredericksburg at Königsberg in imprisonment for almost a year and it was not long, Then the king ordered him to be. A tremendous sermon had Zieten now to go through, thereafter, he was appointed First Lieutenant. In 1735 arose between France and Germany for war (two years earlier was King Augsut II. died of Poland) As Zieten after this campaign 1736 returned to Berlin, his marriage was prepared. The marriage with the beautiful Judith Leopoldine of Jürgas was 1737 celebrated. The king appointed him 1739 to his Hussars Corps. At the 31. May of the year 1740 died King Frederick William I. of Prussia. He was succeeded by his son, Friedrich II., 28 Years old. In October of the same year also died unexpectedly the German Emperor Charles VI., the only heir was a daughter of Maria Theresa. Genealogies can be found in the database, and to see how the story continues, you can download the book below is passed.
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Posted August 1, 2011
Read President Botman's August 1 Portland Press Herald column.
Posted July 29, 2011
Two recipients of Creating Maine's Future Presidential Scholarships have been named. Each will receive $5,000 in tuition assistance for four years.
Posted July 27, 2011
The joint USM-Ocean Alliance Gulf of Mexico expedition is in its second year researching the effects of the BP oil spill on whales and other wildlife.
Posted July 26, 2011
The University of Maine School of Law Center for Law and Innovation is hosting its second conference on data security on July 28.
Posted July 20, 2011
Bonny Eagle High School senior and Upward Bound student Brittany Tanguay is an intern in USM's Office of Public Affairs this summer. She is considering a career in journalism and wrote this article about Upward Bound at USM.
Posted July 20, 2011
The University of Maine School of Law Center for Law + Innovation is hosting the second Data Security & Management in Global Commerce on July 28.
Posted July 11, 2011
Dr. Joseph W. McDonnell has been appointed dean of the University of Southern Maine's College of Management and Human Service.
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Kimberly Sinclair of Portland was presented the University of Southern Maine Distinguished Professional Staff Award recently at the annual Professional Staff Recognition Reception.
Posted June 30, 2011
Eight Maine high school graduates have been accepted into the new Pioneers Program at USM, the state's first collegiate honors program for students in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) disciplines. Recently they participated in a weeklong orientation.
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FORT WORTH — Neighborhood representatives are at odds with a proposed ordinance change that would allow natural gas companies to locate compressors — the stations that maintain high pressure in pipelines — only in planned development and industrial zoning, but would also allow more compressors on 41 existing sites in the city by right.Neighborhood representatives, in negotiations with the industry and city for months, favor the zoning requirements but say property owners around the grandfathered sites— scattered across central, far south, far north and east Fort Worth — would be stripped of protection. The gas industry had asked the city to address existing sites in the ordinance review."Everything they're asking for is industry-friendly and neighborhood-unfriendly," said Bob Horton, president of the Historic Randol's Mill Valley Alliance, an east side group. "There's no mystery there."City Council members are scheduled to vote today, with an unsettled menu of options — a July staff proposal, one amended by the council in August and a third floated by Council member Gyna Bivens, who represents the east/northeast District 5.The Bivens proposal, which Bivens said she came up with after a town hall meeting and expects to tweak today, ratchets up protections for the neighborhoods beyond the ones they supported in the July staff proposal."We're pretty much 100 percent behind council member Bivens' changes," Horton said Monday."We were very content with the July 3 proposal; we thought it was a good compromise for everybody," said Mary Kelleher, a recently elected Tarrant Regional Water District board member and resident of the east side's bucolic Mallard Cove area.Mallard Cove residents triggered the city's compressor review after fighting off at least one industry attempt to locate a compressor station on agriculturally zoned property in the area.Gas industry representatives who have participated in the negotiations did not respond to requests for interviews Monday. They have warned previously that if the city impedes necessary compression in parts of their infrastructure, that would require more infrastructure and compression elsewhere.The city's current ordinance allows compressor stations in industrial and agriculture zoning by right. Neighborhood representatives sought to change the ordinance to allow compressors in agricultural zoning only by special exception, which would require a vote of the city's Zoning Board of Adjustment and allow for no council review.All three currently proposed ordinances would allow compressors only in industrial zoning and planned development.Under planned development, the staff would make findings based on compatibility with surrounding land uses and zoning, and consistency with the city's comprehensive plan.The zoning commission and City Council would conduct public hearings and vote on any rezoning.The staff and council-amended versions would require minimum setbacks from all protected uses — ranging from homes to schools — of 1,000 feet in nonindustrial planned development zoning. That would be reduced to 600 feet in both with waivers from all affected property owners, or by the City Council.Changing setbacksThe council-amended version reduces the minimum setback to 300 feet — an industry idea — from a nonresidential protected use such as schools, churches, parks and hospitals, if the compressor station is "fully enclosed."The council-amended version is the only one of the three that grandfathers the 41 existing sites, meaning they would be allowed to continue as they are. It also grandfathers any future city-annexed sites to setback and noise requirements in place at the date of annexation. All but 12 of the 41 sites are in industrial zoning, said Dana Burghdoff, the city's deputy planning director.The Bivens version proposes the same setbacks as the staff proposal but doesn't include the council-amended version's 300-foot option.Bivens' version would require waivers from 80 percent of the owners of protected property before requesting a setback waiver from the council.Bivens' version also would allow only the 29 existing industrial sites to add more compressors by right. The 12 nonindustrial sites would be able to retain their existing compressors but would have to seek rezoning to add more."It's a living document, and I do know the residents are just as engaged as they were before," she said.Libby Willis, chairman of the Fort Worth League of Neighborhood Associations gas drilling committee, said Monday night that the league favors the 1,000-foot setbacks and opposes compressor stations by right in any district besides industrial."It seems only fair and equitable for residents impacted by these compressors to know about and be able to have the ability to make a case," Willis said.
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Australia, 2006 (MIFF 2006, Australian Showcase)
Director: Jeremy Sims
Told in real time using a solitary claustrophobic location, Last Train to Freo is a tense psychological drama about five individuals who discover they're not who they think they are.
It starts with two ex-cons travelling on a train on a hot summer's night, poking fun at their mind-numbing existence.
When an attractive woman boards, their attention is instantly captured. However, there's more to this woman than meets the eye, as they discover when two more passengers enter the picture and the power balance takes an unexpected twist.
After cutting his acting teeth in numerous local productions, Last Train to Freo marks Jeremy Sims first foray into feature directing and reveals blistering performances from its tight ensemble cast of Steve Le Marquand, Tom Budge, Gigi Edgley, Glenn Hazeldine and Gillian Jones. It's a tight and implosive thriller that refuses to reveal its full hand until the very last moment.
Filmmakers and cast will be attending the festival.
Director Jeremy Sims and actor Tom Budge will introduce the session on Fruday 4 August, 7pm at Forum Theatre. A Q&A will follow the screening.
Tom Budge will introduce session on Friday 11 August, 5pm at Forum Theatre.
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Creationist here. Micro evolution? Sure I'll believe that. But anything more is just straight nonsense to me. I will never be as arrogant to say that man is the height of existence or that no intelligent design exists. I didn't come from primordial soup. I didn't come from a single cell organism that evolved billions() of years ago...
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Now my Smith and Wesson was created by Smith and Wesson.
But the 1911 was created by our lord Browning.
At least so I've heard.
No, no. The Smith and Wesson EVOLVED from the primordial soup of bamboo tubes filled with rocks and propelled by crude black powder.
The Prophet John (Browning) brought us the message from the Almighty in the form of a chunk of steel known as the 1911. The three commandments contained there in shall forever be known as condition 1, condition 2 and condition 3. Condition one being the overriding law that the inlightened shall abide by. The neophiles, uninlightened and timid may abide by one of the other conditions if they choose.
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I will bite.
I am kind of in the middle.
I believe that we did evolve from a lower form of life. There is to much evidence out there to not believe that. I also believe that there is some form of higher power at work. There has to be. Stuff just doesn't happen on it's own. I also believe that we are not the only living beings that wonder if they are alone in the cosmos. If we are alone then that would be an awful waste of space if you ask me. I truly believe that i have seen UFO's, spaceships what ever you want to call it. When something swoops down out of the clear sky hovers over an area and shoots out a blue light for 2 minutes then shoots straight up into the air at a speed no human craft can obtain it has to be from somewhere else.
I watched part of a show about the crystal skulls and the story goes that once all 13 skulls are found and brought together in one place that all mankind's problems will be solved. Also at that time they are to revile the origins of the human race and all life on earth I believe. They also said something about the fact that the human race still has some growing up to do and only when we are ready will they all be found.
Creationist, 100%. I look around this beautiful world and there is no way this all, just happen. I whole heartedly believe this place was created by God and one day he will return to take all His followers home.
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Hot button topic. This should get out of hand shortly. Let's just agree to post our opinions on the subject without condemning another person's point of view, fair?
That being said, I believe the earth was created by God. I also believe that the earth is far older than 8 thousand years. I've seen dinosaur bones and fossils. I also believe that science and God are not mutually exclusive. God invented science. The knock against creationism is that the church decided to counter real science (God's creation) in favor of mythology.
As for evolution... Micro evolution is observable. Macro evolution is the atheist's mythology founded by a sailor named Darwin who noticed that the shells of certain turtles were different depending on their environmental conditions. To me this is the scientific equivalent of noticing that people in the south are darker skinned than people in the north. Yeah, duh!


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Parents speak out
Parents speak to the Muslim Association of Britain about the controversial OFSTED inspection.
By Khalil Charles
Parents at the Olive Tree primary school in Luton have accused OFSTED inspectors of having a pre-planned agenda to fail the school. This follows a draft report in which OFSTED classified the school in Bury Park, Luton as "inadequate". Investigators released a draft report in which it claimed that the school does not prepare children 'for life in modern Britain.' Inspectors were forced to abandon a visit to the school on the second day after children as young as nine were asked questions about homosexuality.
One of the parents told the Muslim Association of Britain that the two inspectors seem to have visited the school with a pre-prepared agenda. He noted that Olive Tree have had many inspections before - all of which have been successful. On the first day of the inspection, pupils were asked about their attitude towards homosexuals - this led to complaints by parents who eventually asked the OFSTED team to leave after a standoff, which lasted more than 20 minutes.
The school has had two successful inspections in the past five years. In 2012 published report revealed, "Olive Tree Primary is successful in being guided by its aims. Pupils say they feel safe in a secure Islamic environment and enjoy coming to school. The quality of education they receive is satisfactory overall with strengths in the well taught Islamic studies curriculum and Arabic."
Parents also suspected that the attitude of the inspectors came in the wake of the Trojan horse affair in Birmingham. In a confrontation with the school's deputy head, the OFSTED inspectors admitted that they did not asked schools about their intolerance towards Muslims but they were under instructions to ask schools about tolerance of gays and lesbians.
The school has strongly rejected claims that its library contained books of an extremist nature although the inspector's claim that they found books relating to the stoning of women. One parent told us, "I and I alone will make the decision about what my child learns and the manner in which it is taught."
The official OFSTED report is expected to be released shortly.
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Well, burn my atomic-clock-powered new human renaissance platform
Wow, what an unbelievably bitchy article
I love it. More of this sort of thing, please.
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Well said
I was scrolling through the posts wondering how everyone seemed to have forgotten Afterburner - happy days...
Vodafone issues real Froyo update for HTC Desire
I hope they've learned their lesson
I'm neither a Voda customer nor a Desire owner, but if I spend £400 on a phone it is *my phone* and you do not have the right to put your rubbish on it.
ASA: You can't say 'f**k'
And another thing...
I love swearing as much as the next person (or more, in all probability) but advertising or marketing that relies on it for humour or effect is weak and lazy beyond belief.
It reminds me of a sweary advert for Richer Sounds which used to appear in Viz many years ago: they got the tone just wrong, and it seemed crashingly out of place even in the filth-laden pages of that venerable organ.
The tabloids have known this for years...
That's why the Guardian or the Times will print "fuck" but the Sun will print "f***". The latter actually draws more attention to it and heightens the sensationalism.
Ditch the malware magnet
Sadly, most of the alternatives suck
I print out a lot of PDF sheet music (much of it from CPDL), and only Adobe consistently renders it well (I've just tested Foxit, CoolPDF and Sumatra on a motet by Victoria and they were all pretty unreadable).
Furthermore, the latest version of Foxit tries to install a pointless browser toolbar, and by default:
- Sets your default search engine to Ask
- Sets your home page to Ask
- Installs ebay icons on your desktop and in your start menu and quick launch toolbar
That is absolutely unaccetable behaviour from any app, let alone one that sells itself as the low-bloat alternative to a common tool.
Irish civil rights group takes aim at iPad launch
Handy online dictionary
For those of us who have no clue about gaelic:
Féach ar na Féilire = look at the calendar
Súil = eye, hence presumably Pádraig O'Súil = iPad
That last sentence is beyond me though
Ah, got it...
It's their answerphone message - something like "we're on holiday, please leave a message after the tone".
Courtesy of http://www.irishdictionary.ie/dictionary
This has actually got me mildly interested in learning the language, despite the fact that I never go to Ireland.
Beautifully done
That is all
Don't blame Willy the Mailboy for software security flaws
Obfuscating variable names...
... is a unbelievably terrible idea. It hampers maintainability and provides absolutely no security benefit, as anyone who has ever reverse-engineered symbol-stripped code can tell you.
Cisco promises to 'forever change the internet'
LOL - it was a new switch! (Albeit a fairly impressive one.)
NASA flying car engineer shoots down Reg coverage
Boy did he get that one wrong... FWIW we always used to refer to a hammer as "the electric screwdriver".
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Buddy Miller's Residence Show; Free Sons of Bill EP; Hayes Carll Performs for 'Austin City Limits'
- Craig Shelburne recapped Buddy Miller's artist-in-residence gig at the Country Music Hall of Fame on Tuesday, which featured special guests Tom T. Hall, Emmylou Harris, and the McCrary Sisters.
With the song's composer sitting in the front row, just a few steps away, Miller nervously introduced Tom T. Hall's "That's How I Got to Memphis." Miller added that he's probably played the song at every show he's ever done and that he asks all of the artists he produces to try singing it "because I think it's one of the best songs there is." He also went on to say that he bought every record that Hall released, because Hall's songs always had something to say — "even if it was just 'I Like Beer.'"
- Hayes Carll preformed at Austin City Limits last week and played four new tunes, including one that will either be titled "Chances Are" or "Conway Twitty Lying Naked on a Bearskin Rug by a Fireplace in the Wintertime." The Austin Chronicle's Austin Powell reports that Carll's follow-up to Trouble In Mind is mostly complete and tentatively set for release next February.
- Luke Bryan and his wife welcomed their second son, Tatum Christopher, yesterday morning.
- Steve Martin on bluegrass music. (via The Bluegrass Blog)
- Virginia-band Sons of Bill, in conjunction with Lone Star Music, made its three-song Life In Shambles EP available for free.
- Taylor Swift was chosen by bowling fans for celebrity induction into the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame.
- Ralph Stanley recorded a new version of the song "Jacob's Vision" backed only by Dave Eggar's cello. The song appears on the latter's album Kingston Morning, which was released on Tuesday. (Amazon | iTunes)
- Watch the new video for Robert Plant's cover of the Los Lobos song "Angel Dance."
- The Austin Chronicle's Jim Caligiuri on the recent David Ball release, Sparkle City:
With the help of some prime Nashville pickers dubbed the Pioneer Playboys, he glides between swing, honky-tonk, blues, and even a touch of Tex-Mex with the ease of George Strait, the difference being Ball composes his own material. The Latin-tinged "Just Along for the Ride," sunny "On Top of the World," and romantic optimism of closer "So Long" are among the best songs he's ever written […]
- Listen to Louise Mosrie's "Battle Of Blair Mountain," a song about coal miners fighting mine owners and the Federal government for the right to unionize, over at Songs:Illinois.
- Pinecastle Records found a new owner in former owner Tom Riggs' friend Lonnie Lassiter.
- Next week, George Ducas will release his new EP titled Volume Up, Windows Down. The lead single, "Never Goes Away," was co-written with Randy Rogers and can be streamed on Ducas' website.
- The LimeWire Blog's Chuck Dauphin listed 10 of his favorite album cuts of all time.
- Watch the video for Chris Young's song "Voices."
- Houston Press' William Michael Smith talked to the Gourds' Kevin Russell about his side project, Shinyribs.
The beer-drinker comedy "Country Cool" seems like it should appeal to the Texas music crowd and make a perfect addition at so-called Texas music radio stations. Russell is skeptical.
"We always try to share our music with that network of folks, but I'm not sure they really get what I'm doing," he says. "They really need stuff to sound a certain way — basically, the warmed-over Nashville golf-rock sounds they dig. If it doesn't sound like a car commercial, they seem to shy away from it. But we try."
- Jamey Johnson, Lorrie Morgan and Randy Travis have been added to the lineup of tribute performers for the Leadership Music Dale Franklin Award honoring Fred Foster, Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson.
- Walmart's Soundcheck with Blake Shelton features performances of four songs from his current release (All About Tonight), five from his Hillbilly Bone EP, and the song "Startin Fires" from his last full-length album. On top of that, they're giving away a download of "All About Tonight."
Here's Butch Hancock, who's currently in the middle of a five-night stand at the Cactus Cafe, performing his song "Boxcars" at last month's WoodyFest.
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FYI. Here's a link to an article about Buddy Miller's August 10, 2010 artist-in-residence performance on the CMHOF web site which contains links to video of him performing "That's How I Got To Memphis," as well as "Love Hurts" with Emmylou Harris, and "Gasoline and Matches" and "Somewhere Trouble Don't Go" with The McCrary Sisters: http://www.countrymusichalloffame.org/artist-in-residence/
I REALLY wish I had been able to attend….
Taylor Swift's latest "honor" is ripe for the picking. Country California should do a story on some other surprising, fan-voted titles she could receive.
You can tell that "The Boot" blog over at AOL is staffed by women when they run puff pieces like this:
Gee, not one mention that Allison is # 6 or 7 in the long line of Mrs. Steve Earle's, nor that to my knowledge Allison was still married to Doyle "Butch" Primm when she and Steve started touring together. Why bring up the baggage of reality in this little fairy tale story worthy of a Taylor Swift song…
Rick: Yeah, why bring up stuff that happened 5 years ago. However they got here they have lasted as long as a lot of couples last now days.
And what's wrong with a website being staffed by women?
that's great news about the new David Ball material. A truly under appreciated artist!!
New vid for Chris Young's "Voices" is pretty crisp, too — I dig that.
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Unitel launches 3G services in Laos
The Star Telecom company (Unitel) has launched 3G mobile services in 17 cities and provinces of Laos, General Director of the company Nguyen Duy Tho announced on October 15.
Unitel's 3G network currently takes the lead in Laos with 500 base transceiver stations, 13,000 km of optic cables and a stable speed of 7.2Mbps, Tho said.
It provides diverse packages at economical prices, giving over one million households in Laos a chance to access the Internet with ADSL.
Unitel also offers high-speed broadband Internet access services, MobiNet for mobile phones, and Uni 3G for desktop computers and laptops as well as video calling and online music.
Unitel is a joint venture between Laos' Lao-Asia Telecom company and Vietnam's military telecom group Viettel.-Vietnam Plus
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text: Reid's Gun Control Bill Coming on Thursday by Elizabeth Sheld 9 Apr 2013 post a comment View Discussion Share This: The Senate will vote on Thursday on gun legislation according to Harry Reid. "We need to move to this legislation … and let the cards fall where they may," he told reporters following a closed-door Democratic meeting Tuesday. Manchin (D-W.Va) has until 5pm today to get a bipartisan compromise on the background check issue. Currently, there are several proposals on the table, with differing background check options. At least 14 Senators have threatened to filibuster the legislation and it is unclear if the Democrats have 60 votes to end the filibuster.


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The city of Castelo Branco (Portuguese pronunciation: [kɐʃˌtɛɫu ˈbrɐ̃ku]) is made up of one parish with a population of 30,649.[1]
It is located in Castelo Branco Municipality in Castelo Branco District.
Castelo Branco gets its name from the prior existence of a Luso-Roman castrum or fortified settlement called Castra Leuca, on the summit of the hill of Colina da Cardosa. The population grew on the slopes of this hill.
Little is known of the history before 1182. There is, nevertheless, a document, from this date, mentioning the donation to the Templars of a piece of land called Vila Franca da Cardosa, by a noble Fernandes Sanches. In 1213 it received its autonomy or foral and the name Castel-Branco appears for the first time. Pope Innocent III confirmed this in 1215 giving it the name of Castelo Branco.
It was around this time that the Templars built the walls and the castle.
In 1510 a new foral was conceded by Manuel I and in 1642 the town acquired the status of Vila de Castelo Branco. In 1771 Castelo Branco became a city and Pope Clement XIV created the diocese of Castelo Branco in 1881.
In 1858 a telegraph line was opened between Abrantes and Castelo Branco and in 1860 the city received its first public lighting. In 1959 it became capital of the district of the same name.
The most important monument in Castelo Branco is the Jardim do Paço Episcopal (Garden of the Episcopal Palace). It is one of the most beautiful baroque gardens in Portugal and contains statues of allegories, kings and zodiacal signs, arranged around ponds, terraces and staircases.
The city is home to Centauro a company which produces industrial coolers, refrigerators and freezers. The Portuguese subsidiary of Danone has a factory in Castelo Branco which produces Danone's dairy products for the entire Iberian Peninsula. The district of Castelo Branco is also famed for the Castelo Branco cheese.
Delphi Packard is a major factory and the principal employer, with more than 1000 workers. The Factory makes automobile component for the most important automobile constructors like Ferrari.
Commercial centers in Castelo Branco (Alegro and Fórum)
Castelo Branco is home to the Instituto Politécnico de Castelo Branco, a state-run polytechnic institute of higher education, comprising schools of agriculture, technology, management, education, art and health.
Castelo Branco is the principal station located some 100 km up the Beira Baixa Railway Line from Entroncamento to Guarda. It runs via Abrantes, Rodão, Castelo Branco and Fundão with services currently terminating at Covilhã some 30 km short of Guarda. Rail services are operated by CP - Comboios de Portugal (Portuguese Trains) and consist of three stopping trains (Regionais) and three fast trains (Intercidades) per day from Lisbon via Entroncamento. The fast trains take less than 3hours to reach Castelo Branco from Lisbon Santa Apolonia and Lisbon Oriente main stations. Stopping trains are considerably slower.
From Entroncamento, the route branches off the Lisbon to Porto main line onto the Beira Baixa line following the mighty Tagus river crossing it twice on impressively long bridges. From Abrantes a series of reservoirs come into view. For lengthy stretches the single track clings to the NW flanks of the reservoirs providing exhilarating forested views as you speed along the waterside. The services are operated by comfortable and purposeful 'Iberian Gauge' (5ft6in) 25kV electric multiple units. After passing through some deep gorges into Rodao station the line then heads north away from the river and on to Castelo Branco and finally Covilhã.
From Covilhã northwards to Guarda trains were operated by more leisurely diesel motorcars. This scenic stretch of mountainous rural line provides the strategic last leg of the Beira Baixa Railway linking it to Guarda via Belmonte. However, in recent years it has been closed for modernisation and electrification. The partially completed works, originally due for completion in 2011, are sadly still on hold as of 2014 due to serious funding issues associated with the economy. This inconveniently cuts off otherwise direct rail options from Castelo Branco to destinations north of Covilhã.


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LEE COUNTY, Fla.- Lee County Superintendent Dr. Joseph Burke says the district may launch an investigation into claims of a hostile work environment in one department.
This comes just a day after the school board met to discuss accusations from the state against Dr. Burke for mis-managing funds and suspending an investigation into a top administrator.
Tuesday, the board voted 3-2 to respond to the state with documents showing those allegations have already been put to rest. "I really feel very strongly that the board made the right steps yesterday and this has already been resolved," he said.
But the new allegations of a hostile work environment could prompt a new internal investigation. Burke says, "we had some statements that were provided to my office a week or so ago that seemed like it could be associated with a hostile work environment in one of our departments. We're going to review that data and probably assign that for investigation." He says the situation involves at least one administrator.
As far as other accusations of a hostile work environment, Burke says "I haven't seen that, I haven't heard it. I do believe there was a statement that the high school principals were coerced to be there yesterday, that's not true. I've gotten really no reports to me verbally about a hostile work environment."
At Tuesday's meeting, former employee Becky Demo spoke out and said employees are working in fear. She was a witness in the investigation into Dr. Deedara Hicks, which Burke is accused of suspending. Demo said, "I am concerned about any investigation and the employees of this district cannot, cannot say anything against Dr. Burke or their job is in jeopardy. Who can live without their job? I could, I was lucky. But most people who probably have more information that I have cannot testify against or make a statement against this administration. I have more information but 3 minutes is not enough."
Dr. Burke says, "well, we've done very few demotions so I think when we did they were more associated with restructuring issues and financial issues than people speaking out. That's just simply not true."
School board member Jeanne Dozier says she's heard about this culture of fear from dozens of employees. She says they are afraid for their jobs. "They feel they are in a hostile work environment, they are afraid to answer their phones, to not act like they are busy, they feel their emails are being read. I think the decorum and display we have at the table, I think it has a direct impact on the administrators here, the teachers in the classroom, the principals in the schools. If they see bullying at our level it may roll down into the schools. It's not healthy."


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Ocean water off La Jolla coast being monitored for Fukushima radiation
By Pat Sherman
Two weeks after the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, UC San Diego atmospheric chemists noticed an unprecedented increase in radioactive sulfur in La Jolla's air, which they realized was coming from the damaged and leaking Japanese power plant.
However, Mark Thiemens, dean of physical sciences at UCSD, said recent reports of local kayak operators picking up radioactive residue from Fukushima on the bottoms of their boats are probably baseless — or at least not a result of the Fukushima disaster.
Even using one of the most sensitive instruments available, an accelerator mass spectrometer, would require a "gigantic water sample" to glean enough radioactivity to register, Thiemens said.
"The notion of guys going down with their Geiger counters (and detecting radiation), probably not," Thiemens said. "I don't see how it would happen unless there was another source … but it's not likely coming from Japan."
In 2011 Thiemens and a crew of UCSD atmospheric chemists reported the first quantitative measurement of the amount of radiation leaked from the damaged nuclear reactor in Fukushima, following the devastating earthquake and tsunami there.
Their estimate was based on radioactive sulfur that wafted across the Pacific Ocean after operators of the damaged reactor had to cool overheated fuel with seawater — causing a chemical reaction between byproducts of nuclear fission and chlorine ions in the saltwater.
Thiemens has, for the past several years, unsuccessfully sought to obtain grant funding to follow-up his research, first reported on Aug. 15 2011 in the online edition of the
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
However, he said neither the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Environmental Protection Agency, California Air Resources Board or National Academy of Sciences (of which he is a member) were interested in funding additional research to measure the Fukushima fallout.
"It's probably one of these things that just fell through the cracks," Thiemens said. "It doesn't quite fall under classical (research criteria)."
However, every few weeks for the past several years Thiemens' crew has sent water samples collected off the La Jolla coast to Timothy Jull, a professor of geosciences and physics at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
Jull's doctoral students are testing the samples for levels of iodine-129 (a naturally occurring, long-lived radioisotope of iodine which is useful in monitoring the effects of nuclear fission decay products).
"What we've seen so far is a slow increase directly after the Fukushima accident," Jull said, noting that while Thiemens' research showed radioactivity in the air took about five days to cross the Pacific Ocean, it takes about two to three years for water to cross the Pacific.
"Now we're looking for a larger (reading), which should happen soon," Jull said, noting that his students' research is "all part of building a picture of the disposal of this material over time and how long it takes to get over here.
"We can then use that for modeling ocean circulation," he said. "That would have some significance to future possible (nuclear) accidents and things like that."


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USA, 1991 (MIFF 1992, Documentary)
Director: Les Blank
Puaniana is a portrait of the elegant and venerated Irmgard Farden Aluli, one of Hawaii's best loved composers. The name Puamana is central to Inngard's life — it is the name of the family homestead, of the Hawaiian musical group she formed with two daughters and a niece, and of her most famous song which is a celebration of her love for their home. The name evokes warm associations: the importance of love for family, for the land and for heritage, which are the themes of the film.


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"No bingo, no basket weaving and no tartan rugs," is what one MS focus group told us they didn't want from a break when the MS Society was planning its Short Breaks service.
The thinking behind the service which was set up in 2011 was that for too long the only option specifically available to support people with MS and their families was a respite break in a care or nursing home. However, while a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis can encompass many potential changes, people's desire to take a break of their choice remains the same. And that also applies to their partner and family.
The need to escape the usual routine is even more important for your wellbeing if you are living with MS or caring for someone with the condition. A chance to get away from it all can help recharge batteries and strengthen bonds between couples and families. However, the day-to-day practicalities of living with MS can make booking a break daunting. This is where the MS Society Short breaks service team can help.
Talking It Through
Chris Evans, who leads the team, explains: "If someone rings looking for a break, we talk through what it's like to travel, explain the possibility of hiring any equipment they may need when they are away and what they can do if they need a carer while they are away. People told us that they wanted to be able to take a break where they choose with care and equipment available."
The MS Society works in partnership with six different organisations to provide something a bit different for those looking for respite. This helps cover a whole range of options including travelling with a full time carer or buying in any care needed on an hourly basis, discussing accessible travel and accommodation options as well as how welcoming a destination is for someone with reduced mobility. By booking a package holiday through one partner Accessible Holidays, travellers can get a 5% discount on flights and accommodation.
Unfortunately many people with MS are living on a low income and so may not be able to afford a break. If you qualify for social care assistance from your local authority then you may be able to get help with the cost of a break and if you don't qualify but are on a low income you may qualify for a grant from the MS Society short breaks and activity fund.
Chris explains: "As it is a limited fund, we assess the requests on the basis of the benefit a break will bring to an individual and their family."
Making Dreams Come True
Ten years after receiving a diagnosis of secondary progressive MS, Stuart Philps approached the South Devon branch of the MS Society for help and advice in planning a holiday. Stuart and his then 10 year old daughter Lauren had to leave their house for a fortnight to allow for vital adaptation work and Stuart was adamant that he did not want to go into respite care as proposed by Social services. He also needed to make suitable arrangements for Lauren.
Stuart and support volunteer Kate, looked into a number of possible options including accessible accommodation in a UK holiday park and specialised holidays for people with disabilities but both were going to be more expensive than his dream of taking his daughter and his mother to Disneyland, Florida.
A grant from the MS Society Short Breaks and Activities fund was topped up with grants from two local charities and the local Lions helped out with travel costs to the airport.
Stuart said: "America has a great reputation for its facilities for disabled people but I must admit as the trip approached I became rather apprehensive as I was going to be so far out of my comfort zone." However, as soon as the family arrived at Gatwick and were welcomed by helpful and supportive staff, he began to relax and the family had a fantastic trip.
"Seeing the pleasure on Lauren's face is something that will stay with me forever," said Stuart. "We had an amazing time, starting with our initial flight, the park attractions, boat rides to the wheelchair accessible buses; there was a real 'can-do' attitude from everyone regarding my disability."
He added: "We have been genuinely overwhelmed by the amount of money that has been raised for us, I know that without this financial help we couldn't have even considered this holiday. The MS Society has blown me away; they have made my dreams a reality."
To See The Lights
Ever since sharing a house with two Norwegians at university, Kerry Soloman had harboured an ambition to see the Northern Lights. Two decades later and 10 years after she was first diagnosed with MS, a bad fall led to her being able to do "nothing at all", and she was referred to the Mardon neuro-rehabilitation centre. After an extended stay of six months and lots of hard work on all sides, she left in a much better state than she arrived; able to walk with a wheeler.
Kerry had saved for a long time for a trip to Norway to mark her fortieth birthday and boosted by a new 'can do' attitude on leaving the centre decided to book a cruise.
On the last but one night, she finally saw the Northern Lights.
"You are not guaranteed to see them by any means but they came out in full effect," said Kerry.
Kerry travelled with a university friend and a grant from the MS Society Short breaks fund paid for a carer to accompany her. Although much more mobile that after her fall, Kerry has reduced mobility, for example, if she falls then she is unable to get up again by herself, so a carer was essential for the trip.
"I came out of the holiday with a lot more confidence in what I can do. Before I would just stay in the background, out of the way of life." She made a lot of friends on the trip and was touched by how chatty people were.
With her new found confidence, Kerry is now tackling the garden at her new home and is looking forward to becoming a beekeeper at a local private garden – something she has wanted to do since primary school. She is also dreaming of future trips and says: "My partner and I used to fly birds of prey and had a Harris hawk that we would fly every day. I read the other day about a holiday in Nepal where you can go on a paraglider, following the birds up a thermal and feed them from the glove. I would love to do that although I will have to save hard and hope that my MS allows me to do it."
MORE: www.mssociety.org.uk


text: I posted this under General Discussion, but it may be more appropriate here: Running into a weird situation with Google Navigation. When I start it in the car dock, at night, it will not go into night mode. If I start it out of the dock it will go into night mode and stay that way when I drop it into the dock. If I close out and get back in, night mode stays (I'm sure because the process is still active). Has anyone else seen this?


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Intel is very excited about their ambitious Core M processor and were showing it off at IDF 2014. The performance segment dual-core processor has a thermal envelope of only 4.5W, which makes it ideal for tablets, ultra-portables, and mainstream desktops.
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Today at IFA 2014 ASUS has revealed the latest addition to their Zenbook series, the Zenbook UX305. This 13.3-inch Ultrabook features a 14 nm Intel Core M "Broadwell" processor.
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At the Maker Faire this past weekend Reuters got to talk to Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, who confirmed that we would see the companies upcoming Broadwell chips in PCs sold during the holiday season.
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We have been hearing a lot of rumors that Intel's upcoming 14nm Broadwell generation of CPUs are going to be delayed. They had been on track to launch in Q3 of 2014, but that might not be happening. First off the M Series and desktop parts will not be delayed at all, but the Y, U and H Series will be delayed.
Dec 13, 2013 Ahmed Humayun All News, Hardware News 1
Intel's next gen processor which was based on the 14nm fabrication process has finally been seen now. And Broadwell will be benefiting the notebook/laptop platform and this most typically picks up the most from any progressions in the productivity and efficiency of the TDP.
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VR-Zone has recently revealed a little information about the release of the processors for the desktop LGA 1150 platform. Their reports have shown enough reason to believe that we might be expecting the Intel Broadwell-K series processors to be released by Q4 2014. Along with the release of these Broadwell processors, Intel is also planning to bring about some news for their Haswell refresh CPUs which will be for the new platform which is likely to be out sometime in earlier Q4 2014.
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The Core "Broadwell" SoCs by Intel exclusively for the desktops and the notebooks have been delayed and they are now expected to make their way somewhere earlier in the year 2014; probably by the first quarter. This delay is predominantly due to the delays caused in the production process being faced by the 14 nanometer silicon fabrication node. The chips are supposedly based on these nodes and hence they have to face the delays.
Sep 11, 2013 Bob Buskirk All News, Hardware News 0
Intel decided to kick off this years IDF13 San Francisco by demoing their latest 14nm Broadwell CPU / SoC (System on Chip). Intel also confirmed that Broadwell processors would be shipping by the end of the year and Broadwell based laptops would start shipping in 2014.
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Our friends over at VR-Zone have revealed some very interesting details about the upcoming Intel Haswell refresh and Intel Broadwell platforms. The report shows that the new processors coming out of these platforms would only be compatible with new revised 9-series chipset motherboards.
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Intel has updated its road map with a new, low-power server chip to help it ward off competition from Calxeda and other makers of low-power chips. It seems Intel plans to take interest in the field of production it hasn't explored befre. SoC design is mostly use to cut down power consumption and deliver a compact solution for both low and high end users. The Broadwell SoC will be manufactured with a 14nm process and targeted at the server market where power efficiency is prioritized above all.
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See also:Boston . The quality of collodion differs according to the proportions of alcohol and ether and the nature of the pyroxylin it contains . Collodion in which there is a
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See also:left by collodion containing a large quantity of alcohol is soft and easily torn; but in hot climates the presence of an excess of alcohol is an
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Collodion and crystals of carbolicacid, taken in equal parts, are useful in relieving toothache due to the presence of a carious cavity . Vesicating or Blistering Collodion contains cantharidin as one of its constituents . The styptic colloid of
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See also:heat, for the study of which they are preferable to
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The chairman of the Florida Ethics Commission says five officials who are elected statewide should be forced to put their stocks into a blind trust while they are serving.
The commission meets Friday and is expected to recommend that the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, agriculture commissioner and chief financial officer all be required to put their stocks into a trust while they serve.
Ben Wilcox with Florida Common Cause says that would help avoid any appearance of impropriety.
"Well, I mean, the problems we've had in the past have been officials that are day-trading, moving stocks around. I mean, that's really where the problem becomes. If you don't have an ability to move the stock around, then it reduces the possibility you can use it to benefit yourself financially."
The talk about a blind trust was inspired by Chief Financial Officer Tom Gallagher, who is facing an ethics investigation for trading in stock of companies that had business before the cabinet.
Gallagher, who ran for governor and lost in the GOP primary, is facing a possible fine and goes before an administrative judge in January.
Gov. Jeb Bush kept his assets in a blind trust during his time in office and he advised other officials to do the same.
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