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Dir. Gus Van Sant (2008). Van Sant directs his Harvey Milk biopic so carefully, there might be a Ming vase balanced on his head. No less cautious, Sean Penn drops his habitual banty roosterism to play the martyred gay activist, with the concentration of an actor entrusted to portray the future subject of a U.S. postage stamp: Content trumps form as communal solidarity redeems individual sacrifice.
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11 Things You Do That Make Him Crazy and Not in a Good Way
Usually, your guy can't get enough of you. Which is why he's willing to deal with these behaviors that may seem NBD to you, but drive him up the wall.
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"I hate when my wife tells me to put on sunscreen. Once, when I was playing a game of softball with some buddies at a picnic, she ran onto the field with a tube in her hand! I love and appreciate how much she cares about me, but sometimes she treats me like another one of our kids and not a grown man." — Jason C., Madison, NJ


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Students at an elementary school in Goddard, Kansas got together for a very symbolic tribute to the victims of the September 11 terror attacks. They came to school dress in red, white or blue shirts and formed a human flag.
The human flag is a tradition at the school. They made similar flags in 2002 and again on the fifth anniversary in 2006.
The vast majority of the students who participated were not even alive 10 years ago. This was an educational opportunity for them, as well as patriotic.
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Authorities have identified the one-armed, one-legged man in a wheelchair fatally shot by a Houston police officer.
The Houston Chronicle reports that five-year veteran Matthew Marin shot Brian Claunch on Saturday. Police say Marin and his partner felt threatened by Claunch, who was waving an object that turned out to be a silver pen.
The Chronicle reports that Marin had shot someone else in the line of duty three years ago.
He will work three days of desk duty.
The head of a local police violence group questions whether Marin was justified in shooting Claunch. Civilians Down co-founder Arlene Kelly tells the newspaper that she wonders how dangerous a suspect is if he only has one arm and one good leg.
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Halliburton Made $73 Million from Saddam Under Cheney Watch - Counter Punch - Article - 2004-03-18
''...when he (Cheney) left that post (in the Bush Sr. Administration) he became chairman and chief executive officer of Halliburton, a company that like the Russian engineers, was helping Saddam Hussein. Mr. Cheney quickly forgot his goal of putting in place an economic embargo and instead started personally profiting from trading with Iraq. Under his stewardship Halliburton acquired Dresser Industries which entered a joint venture agreement with Ingersoll-Rand Co. Two subsidiaries of those companies sold water and sewage treatment pumps, spare parts for oil facilities and pipeline equipment to Baghdad using French affiliates. What Halliburton did was completely legal because it did it through joint ventures and subsidiaries and within the orbit of the "oil for food" program run by the United Nations


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Attorneys representing the city of Eureka and Eureka resident Carole Beaton at the Humboldt County Courthouse today said a settlement is in the works over the next 60 days for Beaton's lawsuit concerning prayer invocations before city council meetings.
During the brief case management conference, Eureka City Attorney Cyndy Day-Wilson told Judge Bruce Watson that she and Beaton's attorney Peter Martin are "currently negotiating a settlement."
Martin filed the lawsuit -- on behalf of Beaton -- against the city in January 2013 requesting that it cease holding invocations -- either sectarian or non-sectarian -- before City Council meetings and for Mayor Frank Jager to stop promoting the annual Mayor's Prayer Breakfast.
On Dec. 24, Judge Bruce Watson made a ruling stating that non-sectarian invocations at city council meetings are lawful, but that Beaton can still pursue her claim against Jager's prayer breakfast.
After the conference, Day-Wilson said she could not discuss the details of the settlement. Martin also said he could not go into the details, but said he was "optimistic" about their discussions.
"I'm sure we can find some middle ground," Martin said.
Beaton said she would not mind if Jager had the breakfast at his church or anywhere else, but not as mayor.
"I want to say that the lawsuit was not against prayer and was not against religion," she said. "It was against the mixing of church and state.
Part of Beaton's argument was that Jager had the city clerk type up a letter about the prayer breakfast, which Jager said is "pretty silly to get upset about."
"I agree with Carole that government and religion should not be mixed together, but that's not the purpose of the prayer breakfast at all," Jager said. "It was never sponsored by the city. The event has to go before the City Council and be voted on and that never happened in this case."
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Strong storms possible again today! At this point though, there are no watches or warnings in place.
While the storms won't be as widespread as they've been, we still are seeing the atmospheric conditions in place for large hail, gusty winds and flash flooding. So if a storm develops in your area, know that it could quickly turn severe. The same thing will happen on Thursday, where the chances for showers goes down, but still, anything that DOES develop could turn severe. So be on the look again through the next few days!
Temperatures will go up the rest of the week. This will be because we'll have more sunshine around... especially through the mornings. Highs today will be 83° for Springs, 92° for Pueblo. Tomorrow, we climb another 5+ degrees with highs in the mid 90s for Pueblo and upper 80s for Springs.
Friday through Sunday, temperatures hover in the upper 80s and mid 90s for much of the region. It does look like we'll see a nice weekend ahead, although the heat may get to some, so I'm sure lots of A/Cs will be running at full speed. We'll also keep in a spotty shower or two, but most places do stay dry.
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"Windy City Live" (9 a.m., Channel 7): Dr. Lauren Streicher.
"Live With Kelly and Michael" (9 a.m., Channel 9): DJ Pauly D.
"The View" (10 a.m., Channel 7): Journalist Meredith Vieira and her husband, Richard Cohen; musician Ne-Yo.
"The Talk" (1 p.m., Channel 2): Actor David Hasselhoff; actress Naomie Harris.
"Anderson Live" (1 p.m., Channel 32): Guest co-host Kyle Richards; actress Krysten Ritter.
"The Jeff Probst Show" (2 p.m., Channel 2): "Days of our Lives" stars Kristian Alfonso and Drake Hogestyn.
"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (3 p.m., Channel 5): Actress Julie Bowen; "Twilight" stars Peter Facinelli and Elizabeth Reaser.
"Katie" (3 p.m., Channel 7): The cast of "Annie."
"The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" (10 p.m., Comedy Central): Journalist Martha Raddatz.
"Conan" (10 p.m., TBS): Comedian Sarah Silverman; actor Brian Austin Green; musician Father John Misty.
"The Colbert Report" (10:30 p.m., Comedy Central): Statistician Nate Silver.
"Late Show With David Letterman" (10:35 p.m., Channel 2): Comedian Ricky Gervais; musician Ty Segall.
"The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" (10:35 p.m., Channel 5): Actress Kristen Stewart; actor Dax Shepard; musician Kip Moore.
"Jimmy Kimmel Live" (11 p.m., Channel 7): Actor Robert Pattinson; music group Ben Folds Five.
"Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson" (11:35 p.m., Channel 2): Music group Tenacious D; actress Sarah Shahi.
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Fort Wayne Fire Department investigators have determined that yesterday's fire at 1509 Cass St. was caused by a child playing with a lighter.
A woman and the child made it to safety Tuesday afternoon as fire consumed much of the house they were in.
Firefighters encountered flames roaring from a first-floor window, spreading upward into the attic of the two-story home, according to the fire department. The fire was so intense that it melted the siding of the home next door, the department said in a statement.
The woman and child in the home safely got out before the fire department arrived.
Firefighters had the fire under control in 12 minutes, but the home still sustained heavy fire and smoke damage.
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While library users have been very good about grinning and bearing having to use the library's makeshift facilities during its renovations, (some even suggesting that the temporary facility set up in Manorhaven Park become an annex), many are interested in knowing when the expansions and upgrades will be completed. As of now, the best guess-estimate for completion of the building, according to Port Washington Public Library Director Nancy Curtin, is early summer ... in the best case scenario.
When Mr. William Lilly presented the independent audit report for the school district for the fiscal year 1999-2000 at the Oct. 17 board of education meeting, there was one area that generated apprehension: a small fund balance. New York State's guideline is a fund balance of 2 percent of the total budget, Mr. Lilly explained, which would mean roughly $1.4 million for this district, with a budget of approximately $71 million. Instead, the district is starting the year with just $381,000 as its fund balance. While this situation should not cause tremendous alarm, he said, it does have serious implications, like a need to formulate spending cuts, close monitoring, and a likely increase in the next budget to restore some monies to the fund.
The colorful fall season is upon us, with its crisp air and early sunsets. As our thoughts turn to football games, wool sweaters and warm fires in the fireplace, the cooler weather brings clear skies that are ideal for stargazing. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow described watching the stars at twilight: "Silently one by one in the infinite meadows of heaven, Blossomed the lovely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels." Lets take advantage of the early evening theater in the sky and pause from our hectic schedules long enough to enjoy the beauty that the fall sky presents to us.
On Thursday, Nov. 2, the Schreiber Vikings met Clarke in the Nassau County Class B field hockey semifinal game. The game got underway at 2:30 on this sunny fall afternoon. The crowd at the start of the game was comprised mostly of parents who were enthusiastically cheering the team on and, of course, the seven piece pep-band who came wearing their usual attire, field hockey skirts and bowling jerseys. However, come the end of the school day (at 3:05) the bleachers were overflowing with energized students who came to cheer on their team. The Vikings did not let their fans down, winning this game 1-0.
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Victory at the Emirates will send United 12 points clear of Arsenal in the Premier League…
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For a long time, this fixture looked set to be a title decider as both sides battled it out for the Premier League crown. However, Arsenal's recent collapse in form (two points from a possible nine) has allowed Chelsea to usurp the Gunners into second place as United's main title rivals. Arsene Wenger's side will be keen to capitalise on a week's rest period though, following their 2-1 defeat to Bolton last Sunday. The Reds, meanwhile, are six points clear at the top following a nervy 1-0 win over Everton and are boosted by an outstanding attacking performance during the 2-0 win over Schalke in the UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg on Tuesday.
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The Gunners are without long-term absentee Lukasz Fabianski (shoulder), Abou Diaby and Thomas Vermaelen, who won't be risked after making his comeback from an Achilles problem at Old Trafford in Thursday's reserve-team draw. Otherwise, Arsene Wenger has a full squad at his disposal. It's a similar situation for Sir Alex Ferguson, who is only without Owen Hargreaves (shoulder), Anders Lindegaard (knee) and Darren Fletcher, who is likelier to play in midweek. Dimitar Berbatov has recovered from his groin injury.
Last meeting
Following consecutive defeats to Chelsea and then Liverpool, United were faced with the daunting task of facing the Gunners in the FA Cup sixth round at Old Trafford. With a do-or-die clash against Marseille looming large, Sir Alex opted for rotation and, in particular, Brazilian flair as Rafael and Fabio stole the headlines (and a goal in the latter's case) with a pair of sensational performances in an impressive 2-0 win.


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BY RUMMANA HUSSAIN Criminal Courts Reporter October 30, 2013 12:04AM
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The former general manager of a west suburban chemical company was sentenced to six years in prison Tuesday for stealing more than $2 million from the Melrose Park-based business.
Kathleen Barth also was ordered to pay $1.5 million in restitution to Kraft Chemical Corporation after she pleaded guilty to theft, according to the Cook County state's attorney's office.
Barth, 56, of Chicago, had worked at Kraft Chemical from 2005 to 2012.
During her last six years with the company, she fraudulently padded her salary by giving herself unauthorized bonuses and commission checks, prosecutors said.
Barth, of the 1700 block of North Rutherford, also transferred funds from the company's checking account into a personal checking account.
Some of the money Barth stole went toward remodeling projects at her house, prosecutors said.
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By Tony Wilson
HMS Albion 1962 - 1964
Tony Wilson served in Albion as a Naval Airman First Class (Photographer)
during the Far East Commission 1962 - 1964.
Albion commissioned on 1st August 1962 and following successful ship work up at Portland and military work up in the English Channel, sailed from Portsmouth on 3rd November for east of Suez. Embarked were Naval Air Squadrons 845 (Wessex), 846 (Whirlwinds), 41 Commando, Royal Marines, and 145 Commando Battery, Royal Artillery. The ship proceeded via Gibraltar, North Africa and the Suez Canal to Aden where Bulwark was waiting to hand over before heading home.
She reported that she had experienced a quiet commission in the Far East and hoped that Albion would enjoy the same; little did they know. During the five-day turn over, Albion exchanged 41 Commando for 40 Commando before proceeding to East Africa for the first amphibious exercises with 40 Commando, showing them what the big new Wessex could do. Albion sailed from Mombassa on 5th December but on the 9th received a signal ordering her to "proceed with all despatch" to Singapore to pick up reinforcements and proceed to Borneo. The rest of the commission was to be largely centred on Borneo.
Arriving in Singapore on 13th December she turned straight round for Borneo and disembarked HQ 3rd Commando Brigade and 40 Commando group to Kuching Race Course, with `A' Company remaining onboard as reserve. 845 deployed to Kuching, then Miri, Seria and Brunei until being detached to Labuan in early January 1963. Albion then rattled up to Brunei where 846 disembarked to the airport and 4 LCAs (Landing Craft Assault) went up river to Brunei Town. During the next twenty-six days, Albion helicopters flew nearly 1,200 sorties directly supporting `A' Company at Danau and helping many other units. The ship departed for Singapore on 8th January 1963, leaving 845 at Labuan Airfield where they had a busy month helping in flood relief operations.
The ship started trooping operations on 5th February and was to do this with little variety for the rest of the year. First customers were the 1st Battalion, 7th Ghurkha Rifles and the 1st, Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry carried to Brunei Bay. Albion had her first respite with a visit to Hong Kong on 23rd February but was soon back in business trooping. 846 re-embarked on Albion for this trip and when they returned to Brunei Tony Wilson landed with the squadron as aircrew. This gave him a unique opportunity to make a photographic record as the Squadron continued to support operations in Brunei before shifting it's activities on 13th April 1963 to Kuching and other locations in Sarawak to meet the Indonesian confrontation threat.
For the rest of the year Albion spent most of her time transporting various air squadrons and troops to, from, and around North Borneo. On her fifth run she carried 42 Commando and the 1st Battalion, The Royal Green Jackets, back from Labuan to Singapore. The ship operated light fixed wing aircraft (army Austers, Beavers and RAF Single Pioneers) from her deck - an operation watched at first with interest and caution, as the ship had no arrester wires or barrier. On one trooping trip Albion gave a lift to one of Ark Royal's groups. Ark Royal was unable to sail due to mechanical problems so 815 Squadron was transferred to Albion to be transported to North Borneo and deployed ashore at Labuan. These anti submarine warfare helicopters retained their ASW colour scheme and must have been an unusual sight in the jungle in their bright livery.
In April, following an Indonesian raid on Tebedu Police Station, Albion helicopters flew some of the Gurkhas into Sirikei, Sibu and Binatang and sent the rest upriver by Coastal Minesweeper. Before leaving Borneo the ship called at Brunei Bay to collect the Yorkshires before returning to Singapore. On her seventh trip Albion took the Queen's Own Highlanders out and the 1st/7th Gurkhas back before undergoing a 6-week maintenance period in Singapore. After this refit period and trials the ship carried out two more trooping trips to Borneo. Six RAF Whirlwinds, half of 40 commando and half of 2nd/10th Gurkhas were taken to Kuching, where they were exchanged for 42 Commando and 1st/10th Gurkhas. By mid-July 846 and most of 845 squadron were withdrawn for the ship's visit to Penang which was followed by another trooping trip to Borneo before joining the fleet for FOTEX 63 (Flag Officers Training Exercise 1963), with British, Canadian, New Zealand and Australian ships.
On 12th August Albion sailed for apparently just another trooping run which became rather complicated. The sequence was Singapore - Kuching - Labuan - Kuching - Brunei Bay - West of Kuching, Singapore bound - Kuching - Singapore. During this period, apart from replenishing and exercising the ship transported miscellaneous air squadrons and units including 1st Queens Own Highlanders. 7th September the ship did another Borneo run before proceeding to Hong Kong for some much needed R & R.
Leaving Hong Kong on 23rd September Albion returned to Borneo embarking and disembarking various helicopters at a variety of destinations. Albion helicopters operating from advanced bases at Song and Kapit deployed Gurkhas so successfully into cut off positions that a sixty-man rebel band was ambushed and destroyed at Long Jawi. By this time Albion aircraft were dotted all over North Borneo at Labuan, Kuching, Sibu, Simanggang, Song, Kapit, Belaga and later Nanga Gaat. Albion returned to Singapore in early October before returning to Borneo to put an organisation in Kuching to act for the ship and look after the squadrons - she was about to absent herself for a long period.
To meet the need for more helicopters in Borneo and RAF aircraft were to be moved from UK to Libya and Albion was despatched to collect them. Arriving in Tobruk on 3rd November she embarked ten Whirlwinds and five Belvederes before returning through the Suez Canal via Aden to the Singapore Straits where the RAF aircraft were launched for shore. The next stage was to deliver the RAF aircraft to Borneo. With the arrival of these aircraft Albion was able to withdraw her own teams who had helped to hold the fort for so long. As well as re-embarking all her own personnel and equipment Albion called at Labuan to exchange the 1st KOYLI and the 1st Greenjackets. Albion offloaded the troops in Singapore on 18th December before proceeding to Hong Kong for Christmas, arriving on 23rd December 1963. This break was cut short however and the ship sailed four days early for Borneo, landing 846 Squadron at Tawau and returning to Singapore on the 19th January. On 22nd January Albion sailed again for a last visit to Hong Kong, with home in mind, calling at Sibu en route to collect 845 aircraft and personnel.
During the confrontation either one or both of Albion's squadrons had been operating almost without a break since the previous December, and they had jointly flown 8,000 operational sorties. Albion eventually handed over to Bulwark in Aden on 23rd March 1964.


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I've always been skeptical of the claims. No vacuum could suck up to consumers like Dyson said it could. Then my sister and OCD-driven bro-in-law got one of these. I visited them, and was so impressed that I immediately bought one when I got home. Yes, it's worth the $$. Here's why: 1. No cord. I found that this was a blocking issue for me with other small vacs. Even though they were small, it was an effort to drag them out and plug them in. The Dyson hangs on a wall and I can be using it in 3.7 seconds. Awesome. 2. Dumping the bin is as simple as it gets. Hold it over the trash can, hit the lever and done. It takes maybe 5.7 seconds, when you factor in getting to the trash can. 3. This thing will reach places I never would have believed. It gets almost parallel to the floor, so I can reach under a low couch or bed. And the swivel head gives it even more flexibility. The 'downside'? The battery life is 'only' 15 minutes. I've never reached that max. If you're worried, vacuum for 15 minutes, charge it, then vacuum again. :-)
The only proplem that I see with this unit is that it really doesn't work well on carpets. It is not a good multifloor vacuum for this reason. I boughl it mainly for use on wood floors. For someone with a lot of carpet I would not recomend this product.
I REALLY LIKE THE UNIT TO CLEAN STAIRS .WORKS GREAT . i wish it had a on button that didnt need continuous holding down . MAKES MY HAND TIRED AND SORE FROM HOLDING DOWN . Other than that its light and quiet .
I love this vac to a point, I would have to improve the trigger. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. A better trigger with a lock on function similar to a drill trigger. Squeeze trigger and press lock button for constant on, squeeze trigger again to release lock feature. I will accept any sort of compensation from Dyson for my input, thank you! P.S. upgrade my unit with new trigger first please!
At 65 year of age the big vacuums are so hard to pull out, but the little light weight one does a big job. So easy to use and great for quick jobs. Love it, for all room from kitchen to bath to bed rooms . Worth every penny. Thank you
Don't get rid of your other vacuum cleaner. This is for short duration sweeping. I really like it for a quick cleanup. I think it has good suction for my wood floors.
Love this vacuum! A great go to for quick pick ups. No bending like other products due to the design, easy to use and does a great job with pick up. Seems to have lots of power. It is light weight and easy to use.
Works great and is so handy. I rarely have to pull out the big vacuum because quick daily cleanup is so easy with the Dyson. Perfect for stairs and furniture too!
Luv the Dyson DC35, I have very little carpet and use it on my hardwood floors. FANTASTIC!!!
The Dyson vacuum is pretty light and easy to use. I was pretty impressed with all the attachments and the fact that I don't have to buy filters for this vacuum. My only complaint is that the battery doesn't last for very long, but I guess thats what I get for buying a cordless vacuum.
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