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Man has killed so many beautiful species of animals just for his food, has killed so many birds - whole species have disappeared.
In India, the lion was the national animal, but stupid hunters - particularly the British hunters, who have been in power in this country for almost three hundred years - destroyed all the lions, the most beautiful animal in existence. Such a dignity, such power, such grandeur! And what were they doing? - just decorating their sitting-rooms with the stuffed heads of the lions.
Today the whole species is on the verge of disappearing. There are not more than two dozen lions in the whole of India. The Indian government had to change its national animal from the lion to the tiger, because lions are going to disappear. When a lion dies, it is never replaced.
And it is not only the British Christians who destroyed them; even Hindu monks sit on a lion's skin. You will not believe how stupid people can be.
Religion seems to give a certain stupidity to people who were born intelligent.
The Hindu monks sit on the skin of a lion - and of course, one lion has to be killed for one monk - and the ideology that they preach is that by sitting on the lion's skin you can remain celibate. My foot! Stupidity has no limit.
What does the lion's skin have to do with your celibacy? Lions are not celibate; one has never heard about a lion who was celibate. What scientific proof is there? I don't know a single monk who is a celibate, and I have known thousands of monks - Hindus, Jainas..
Just now two books have come out about one of the richest sects of the Jainas, Terapanth. The sect is headed by Acharya Tulsi. Seventeen hundred monks are under him, and three times more nuns - and all are sexually perverted.
These two books that have just come out, Acharya Tulsi tried hard to get the government to ban them. But the publisher of the books is also a follower of the same sect. He knows that what is written in those two books by ex-monks of Acharya Tulsi is absolutely true. He said, "I will fight against the government and go to the Supreme Court. They cannot prevent a truth!"
Once I was in Acharya Tulsi's camp for seven days. I could not believe.so many monks, so many nuns came in contact with me, and they told me that such perversion is going on behind the scenes - and even Acharya Tulsi is not an exception. Homosexuality is widely prevalent, heterosexuality is widely prevalent. Those nuns are used almost like prostitutes. They go on preaching about celibacy, and their own reality is all kinds of perversions.


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Montreal Smoked Meat
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- Day Man Fighter of Night Man Feb 2, 2010 11:04 AM
I think I already know the answer to this question, but has anyone found a place making montreal smoked meat lately? The last post I could find ( http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/21068 ) was from awhile back, so I thought I would try again.
My Canadian friend is so obsessed with smoked meat, that despite the fact that is a vegetarian, when he visits Montreal he still gets smoked meat. With such a large Canadian population I am surprised that no place around here serves it.
What is Montreal Smoked Meat?
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"With such a large Canadian population I am surprised that no place around here serves it."
We finally got a decent poutine and that was only a sometimes thing at Gregoire.
re: Day Man Fighter of Night Man
Here is the pertinent link with a poster that knows poutine. I am afraid the closest I came was chips and malt vinegar in Windsor, Ontario.
The odds of getting correctly prepared Montreal smoked meat here are the same as the odds of finding a good Mission style burrito in Montreal. Pretty close to zero. But the odds of finding a suitably close pastrami alternative locally are a lot better than the odds of satisfying a burrito Jones there.
I just happen to have read David Sax's "Save the Deli," kind of a casual history and world tour of Jewish deli food. In it, he points out that Lester's Deli (http://lestersdeli.com) in Montreal does mail order and their website certainly supports the claim. Sax is from Toronto, but his parents and greater family are from Montreal and he writes with great enthusiasm about the Montreal deli scene. I don't know if any of the other Montreal delis ship out of the Montreal area. It seems that the noted Schwartz's doesn't.
I realize you're looking for a more local rendition of smoked meat, but maybe this will be an adequate substitute. If you give it a try, let us know what you think. I'll do the same.
re: maigre
Schwartz's does deliver out of Montreal (FedEx, I believe) - they satisfy ex-Montrealers' smoked meat cravings all over Canada. The problem is getting Canadian beef across the US border due to customs regulations, which would also be an issue for Lesters.
re: BernalKC
It's not the quantity, it's the post mad-cow rules about importing Canadian beef. :-(
I've heard some border agents are more lenient than others. Good luck!
Not Montreal smoked meat, but something your friend might be willing to fall off the vegetable wagon for would be Memphis Minnie's house-smoked pastrami. It's made from a fattier cut (more flavor!) and has a heavier smoke component. Only served on Wednesdays, which would be tomorrow.
Memphis Minnie's BBQ
576 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94117
re: Melanie Wong
Thanks for this; I, too, have a craving for smoked meat (haven't had it in years) and while obviously not the same, this sounds like it might be really good (love me some pastrami as well)... I'll be checking it out soon!
re: whiner
I noticed on MM's website menu (listed under "specials") that the pastrami is also available as a Reuben sandwich.
re: Melanie Wong
Thanks Melanie for this great bit of information. I went yesterday to test this sandwich out, very delicious. A lot more smoke than regular pastrami, but in a good way. Also, definitely not navel pastrami, a little "looser," some other cut, maybe brisket. But again, still a great sandwich.
A couple minor complaints/points: I wish there was a bit more meat on the sandwich (a friend had the two meat combination plate and was still hungry). The sandwich is served on a crusty roll (wish it was rye) along side a middling pickle spear. The potato salad was solid, though.
It's been a while since I've been to Memphis Minnie's, though I feel like pastrami Wednesday will be in my near future.
re: david de berkeley
It's been some years now since my last pastrami san at MM's, so it's great to have an update. Did you get the "regular" sandwich with the barbecue sauce? Or is the Reuben made on a crusty roll? <shudder>
re: Melanie Wong
I had the regular sandwich with what I think was the mustard barbeque sauce already spread on the roll. There was a reuben hanging out on a warmer / griddle by the cash register. I think it was on rye. It was also on the small side =(
re: david de berkeley
Yup, the Reuben comes on grilled rye. Next time, I'm sure they would do the same for the regular pastrami if you ask.
re: david de berkeley
Any chance I could re-route you to Orson for the housecured pastrami for your wednesday lunch?
I haven't tried it and would love to hear your take on it compared to MM's.
Orson Restaurant
508 4th Street, San Francisco, CA 94107
re: Melanie Wong
More great info, thanks Melanie. I'm not sure how I'm going to make the trek from my office to 4th and Brannan, but this is on the "to do" list.
re: david de berkeley
ddb, today Tablehopper announced that Orson would start weekend brunch service and the pastrami gets a mention. Just in case that makes it easier for you to check out.
the first Montreal smoked meat has arrived in the U.S.A., and it's only a 6 hour plane
ride away from you !!
It's in Brooklyn, NY, called the Mile End deli.....(www.mileendbrooklyn.com
)It just opened last week, but they are having a tough time keeping up with demand...
(as in "we are closing way early , cuz we are out of meat"...)
I started a thread on the "outer boroughs forum .....as it's a short subway ride from
I tried going there yesterday, but they were closed for the whole day, to "catch up" on making the smoked meat!!!!
re: ellen4441
Not your fault, but I slogged through the 97 posts in that thread to find little discussion of the food. I think I'll fly to Montreal again to get my smoked meat, not Brooklyn.
For those interested in hearing about the future of smoked meat and other deli classics,
6:30 pm Tuesday, February 9
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Proceeds benefit The Center for Ecoliteracy
Referendum on The Deli Menu
Can a retro cuisine be part of the avant-garde?
Michael Pollan, Journalist, Author: The Omnivore's Dilemma, In Defense of Food
Gil Friend, CEO of Natural Logic, Author: The Truth About Green Business
Willow Rosenthal, Founder, City Slicker Farms
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re: elvisahmed
Now that's an idea, maybe we can lobby our local Costco stores to stock smoked meat.
There are some places in montreal that ship to USA here is the one I found:
Haven't tried this place but seems to have good reviews from the Montreal forum of chowhound.
Adding to what is sold here in Canada at Costco from Dunn's. I have tried the smoke meat pizza which pretty good and have seen big briskets from Dunn's being sold as well. I prefer the individual packed precut 6 packs which are good for making a good sized sandwich.
re: elvisahmed
Lester's probably sources the same generic stuff that Dunn's packages. It's all the same gross fake looking pink nitrate pumped flavorless crap that's sold throughout the city. Call Schwartz's. They mail-order, at least they did up until the buy-out a year or two ago. You used to be able to place a freight order online but I think you need to call them directly now.
And research into the origins of Montreal smoked meat
re: Melanie Wong
The closest in California is the Redondo Beach Cafe (run by ex-Montrealers). That would be about 400 miles away tho...ask if he ships it?
Some people say that the eccentric pastrami at The Refuge is quite similar to Montreal smoked meat.
re: Robert Lauriston
I ate both Lester's and Schwartz's in the last few days, and:
1) Schwartz's is superior, and they have a big stack of cryo-pack right by the door. If you can get it across the border, they're happy to ship. Schwartz's will also allow you to specify how fatty a cut you want in the take-out line, not sure about the delivery stuff.
2) Refuge's pastrami is noticeably close to Schwartz's smoked meat. Both have that very fine-grain cut, no "smoke". I would strongly recommend anyone jonesing for Montreal Smoked Meat give it a try.
I don't know if you could get the Refuge to make you a "montreal sandwich", which is this funny cradle of very thin rye bread, instead of a roll. It's hard to describe, you kind of make a trough out of bread. I have a picture, but it's on my phone. Almost no toppings, maybe just a hint of mustard (tasted like Beaver, which they were selling near the cryopacks).
re: bbulkow
For those who want to try Montreal Meat a new pop up restaurant called Augie's Montreal Smoke Meat will be selling REAL montreal smoke meat and poutine with St Hubert gravy at Beauty's Bagel Shop 3838 Telgraph ave in Oakland CA every Monday from 11-3pm during the month of August.
So guess what I found at the Sobeys on Front & Sherbourne. A pack of Schwartz Smoked meat. I recall reading it would be sold at Sobeys a while back but hasn't seen it around. I personally am not a fan of Schwartz as I like Rueben's better. For vacu-packed one's I like one Sold at CostCo from Dunn's. Anyway will report back when I have a had chance to test this one and compare to other versions.
In the meantime enjoy the pic (500 grams for a tad over 10$)
re: elvisahmed
That's in Toronto, right? Did you bring it back to the bay area? Did you have trouble with customs?
re: bbulkow
Yup Toronto. Custom didn't say anything its cryopacked. Same as the Dunn's sold at CostCo's here in Canada.
re: elvisahmed
Customs had no problem confiscating my cryopacked reindeer jerky bought at the Helsinki airport. Taught me to a) never carry meat into the US, or b) never declare it.
re: elvisahmed
Cryovac doesn't matter. It depends on the country of origin, type of meat, and how it was processed, and that is a moving target. Something that was considered safe can suddenly be on the banned list.
re: Melanie Wong
I guess since Finland is EU, I was caught in the mad cow/mad reindeer scare. My son still laments that he was robbed of his gift. Me too.
re: BernalKC
I know the feeling. My Hungarian salamis were confiscated at LAX. I did declare meat products. I always do, since I do not want any future hassles with Customs.
re: elvisahmed
So you mean Customs didn't find it because it's cryopacked?
re: bbulkow
No declared it don't want to not declare anything to customs. They had look at box and commented. OK its cooked and cryopacked so admissible they already know I was coming from Canada so not sure they checked for country of origin.


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Pyrimethamine for the Treatment of Relapsed Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia/Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|February 9, 2010
|Last Updated Date
|June 23, 2014
|Start Date ICMJE
|March 2010
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|February 2016 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01066663 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Pyrimethamine for the Treatment of Relapsed Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia/Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma
|Official Title ICMJE
|A Phase I/II Study of Pyrimethamine, a STAT3 Inhibitor, for the Treatment of Relapsed Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia/Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma
|Brief Summary
In this research study we will start by looking for the highest dose of pyrimethamine that can be given safely to CLL patients without severe or unmanageable side effects. This dose will then be used for a larger Phase II study to assess the efficacy of pyrimethamine for the treatment of CLL/SLL. Pyrimethamine is an antibiotic that is used for the treatment of certain infections. Previous research studies have shown that pyrimethamine may target a protein in tumor cells, called STAT3, which may be important for the growth of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)/small lymphocytic lymphoma (SLL) cells. Pyrimethamine can kill CLL/SLL cells in the laboratory, and we are therefore undertaking this study to assess whether pyrimethamine will result in clinical benefit or tumor responses in CLL in patients.
|Detailed Description
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 1
Phase 2
|Study Design ICMJE
|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Intervention ICMJE
|Drug: pyrimethamine
Taken orally once a day
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|Experimental: Pyrimethamine
Single daily oral 50 mg dose.
Intervention: Drug: pyrimethamine
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|Not Provided
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|February 2016 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|18 Years and older
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
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|United States
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|Jennifer R. Brown, MD, PhD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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|Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
|Verification Date
|April 2014
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|Lamb meat - Importance of origin and grazing system for Italian and Norwegian consumers.
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|The objective of this study was to evaluate the importance of geographic origin and grazing system for Norwegian and Italian consumers' probability of buying lamb meat. The study consisted of a qualitative part with focus groups followed up with a quantitative survey in each country. Included in the survey was a conjoint design with origin of the meat (Norway, Italy and New Zealand) and pasture (lowland pasture and mountain pasture) as factors, plus questions about consumers' motives underlying selection of food. Results from the study shows that country of origin is important for consumers' buying probability of lamb meat, in both countries domestic meat was preferred. In addition, a higher probability of buying meat from lamb grazing on mountain pasture than from lamb grazing on lowland pasture was identified. It is important for producers of lamb meat to increase the communication of these elements in a competitive national and international food market.
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82 posts • joined 20 Jul 2007
Apple Mac Pro
and I'm not a fanboi.
If i had 10 grand It would dual boot for me too.
Boffin: Titan moon largely made of LPG, not cheese
"..but what potential threat to "Intersolar security" can we use as a pretext to send the troops to titan?."
If you look at the image, thats no moon, thats a Halo.
So the covenant and possibly the flood would be excuse enough.
Mines the recon armour on the left...
Ex-Star Wars boffins build mosquito-blasting raygun
"and placed this fearful engine of insectoid genocide under the control of a Dell PC"
Dell PC's with frikkin lasers, Be afraid, be very afraid!
HP begins selling pay cut plan to European workers
How long is a piece of string?
Twice as long as half its length.
Any muppet (except a HP one) knows that.
@ Scott Swarthout, Genius!
@ AC14:54, no there isn't, unless you spell TEAM as TEAME.
Nokia N97 price skyrockets
By then O2 will have stopped trying to protect the Iphone from being overtaken by 2007/2008/2009 specced devices that also come with copy and paste, and will actually stock it.
Rather than what they did with the N96 that they held back for so long for "network isssues" -read "contract with apple"
Brit nuke subs exposed on Google Earth
If "they" really wanted to cause havok, google earth isn't required.
Using their own reasoning, why are the sun reporters (I use the term loosely) not outraged at wikipedia?
Plenty of explosives and weapons info, details of bases, and plenty other sensitive and less defended areas. For example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Richard_Montgomery
If someone decided to blow the ship up in the Thames it would cause a lot of damage.
Don't get me wrong, I think the info should be there, part of being an open society (or at least one part the government havent taken away YET) . It just annoys me that the suntards really think that censoring google maps/earth will stop terrorism.
NASA releases moon return globo-projection movie
Re: Does this mean
You can also explore the internet at www.google.com Amazing isnt it!
BT Granite slimline DECT cordless phone
"late 1990's nokia"
I have just started using my old 8210, Its a classic design,
I forgot just how good the trusty little handset is. Just got a brand new 1300mah battery for £3 and a new cover for £2 Off ebay. I might even get another 10 years use out of it.
And the call quality beats my N95 hands down.
Vista SP2 release candidate imminent?
Vista sp2...
Is Windows 7, nuff said.
Windows 7 fast track alarms technical testers
Too fast for Win 7?
Id say that its right on time for vista Sp1!
Dell confirms Wasabi portable printer
Also have a similar product out. uses heat to make the images, on identical sized stickers.
Was launched about a year ago I think.
tis on firebox for £99; http://www.firebox.com/product/2145/PoGo-Instant-Photo-Printer
Nokia prepares to fiddle with Symbian
ok, ok blah blah...
But when can I get hold of the N97?
Tell me Nokia! TELL ME NOW!
Terabit Ethernet possibilities
All well and good
But when do I get it bult in my router and PC?
Now would be good!
EU threatens 'formal action' against UK.gov on Phorm
"difficult to explain the secret trials to customers"
Black helecopter: For the legwork Phorm and BT are doing on behalf of HMG and Whacky Jaqui in controlling us all.
Jacqui Smith ecstatically ignores more scientific advice
@Whacky baccy Jaqui
She may have heard the evidence.
But she didn't inhale!
My 2 penneth, Sack the stupid cow, then force feed her plenty of E in a ganja smoke filled room..
You're barcoded: The sneaky under-25 route to compulsory ID
my solution..
Tried buying a crate of Tuborg at ASDA,, these were £10 exactly before the VAT dropped
I was asked for ID and didn't have any, (im 26), i just left the £10 on the till, picked up the crate and walked out.
No laws broken, I paid, I'm over 18 so they can't be fined. what can they do?
Stupid fuckers!
Microsoft SKUs Windows 7 clarity
3 words for you...
Nigerian car thief turns into sheep
What no credit?
I sent this to the reg this morning via email@example.com and no bootnote saying "thanks to Paul in Leeds for the tip."
Lucky Mancs could get ID cards first, Jacqui declares
@ grom
"- hardly chav-ville what with all the footballers' wives"
Err, no, thats just rich chav-ville, Take 1 chavette + talented football playing gorilla = footballers wife.
The fire was getting a bit low so I put some more logs on, Hope you don't mind.
Wally Vista SP2?
Answering the sp2 question...
Windows 7 will be out late 2009 / early 2010.
No joke icon you say? Well, I'm not joking!
Take a hammer to your hard drive, shrieks Which?
@ Ryk Edelstein
Very Informative, thanks!
But a hammer or thermite, still a lot more fun.
Suffolk braces for 300mph winds
@oliver mays
Midnight til 3am is the eye of the storm.
Conficker seizes city's hospital network
"external anti-virus specialists"
Ahh yes, they installed an old version of norton 03, when that didnt work they saw some convienient pop up offers for system mega virus cleaner pro 2009 and thought, why not?
Robot set to replace science teachers
May I suggest...
that teachers replace the robots teaching *everything* at my old school.
Chinese exam cheats employing spy-tech
"...but first let's get into the groove with a bit of Adam Ant"
Adam Ant!?
Plince charming is not a party member and ridicurle is something we are scared of, prease
by-stand whire we google censor for us.
I've only shagged two blokes, insists Paris Hilton
Hmmm, @Sarah
She's blonde, dumb, and famous for what exactly? could it possibly be the video evidence of her being a "galloping slutbeast"
Your too kind Sarah! Some people would call her Americas most vacuous, shallow waste of genetic material, after all she's swallowed enough of it!
DARPA seeks spraycan wound-polyfilla* for injured troops
Not an original idea,
Biofoam, in HALO does exactly the same job.
If its good enough for the Master Chief maybe darpa should have a look... hey wait, why not just make a 7 foot tall insurgent busting guy in a suit, possibly green, complete with frikkin' (boeing - not spartan) laser and "darpa" foam.
Mines the mark 5, Recon armour.
NZ cops claim 'first Facebook arrest' of bungling safe-cracker
With a face...
that blocky, no wonder someone recognised him.
Ballmer reacquaints Microsoft with its PC past
Only noticed the important things in the article;
blah blah bla...New Halo games! FCUKIN' SWEET! blah blah...
First Windows 7 beta puts fresh face on Vista
I'm sticking with XP X64, most stable windows I've ever had,
Runs great with Quad Phenom, 8GB ram and virtual memory turned off.
(Just don't try playing 9 different HD movies, COD4 and running utorrent with -/+30gb of downloads all at once, or at least more than once, I had to try :-P)
Sony Vaio P netbook taken for a spin
Sony time travel included?
"$900 blah....These are shipping the beginning of February, get yours today"
Er, well, do I get Februarys lottery numbers as well? if so I'll take 2! (ones a present)
I'm wearing my coat, its freezing in here.
Mattel bemuses gamers with 'brainwave' toy
Can't decide...
Is this for training your kids in the ways of the force? "Fighting your sister leads to the dark side my young sprog, who's turn it is matters not"
The new Scientologists E-meter 2.0? *gullible fool moves ball* " Wow Sir, ever thought of battling Xenu?, and can you setup a direct debit"
Norfolk children get £310,000 of free laptops
Laptops for ahem, travellers..
Why are el reg being so sensitive about the word *Pikey* is it possiby because once thier little pikeletts get online they'll tell all thier possible fathers to "cume an beat yer".
I do applaud the giving laptops out, finally they can bring daddies' "tarmuck yer driv" business online.
Many a true word said in jest....
Pope praises Galileo, celebrates the Solstice
Pope to appear on sky at night?
Yes, apparently he's visible with the naked eye or binoculars, telescopes are a bit too powerful.
US cybersecurity defences fail to thwart mock cyberattack
Where have you been recently?
I missed your total gibberish!
A few words to the wise....
Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun
The frumious Bandersnatch!
Register Hardware revamped
Looks a LOT like
the web 2.0 that the reg is always deriding.
My sister is studying media GCSE, even she can make a better looking site.
Oh and nice black and really faint grey, Not really accesible to visually impaired users, Comments about glasses, are NOT welcome, they don't make 'em strong enough for some peoples conditions.
Native Client d**k-swinging met with fake Googasm
Its all a secret plan...
(In best Arnie voice)
On August 29th 2011 at 18:17 eastern time, Google becomes self aware, at 18:56 it launches an all out attack on its rivals in Redmond and Cupertino.
The counterattack destroys the remaining opposition. skyn- *ahem Google then rules the planet, installed on every machine. A few survivors running ubuntu on EEPC's with 3 mobile broadband start a resistance, the plan is to send a BOFH back in time....
Duh-du, duh ,duh, duh, Duh-du, duh ,duh, duh, wahwawahhh, wah, wah, wah....
Fujitsu looking to sell hard drive unit
Fujitsu looking to sell hard drive unit
All these years and they've never sold a hard drive?
Yes, the taxis already booked.
Brit ISPs censor Wikipedia over 'child porn' album cover
Have just reported the truly shocking images on...
To the internet thought police via their handy homepage.
Save us from record covers you can buy in the shops!
Or a better plan would be save us all from the STUPID FUCKTARDS that censor 30 year old, publicly available content, on wikipedia.
Where the hell are we? China??
Phorm, Norman Lamont, and the Broadband Stakeholder Group
WOO, YAY and HOUPLA!
"Whatever prompted the split, the pressure on CEO Kent Ertugrul now is immense. Phorm's last set of financial results showed it lost £13.8m in the first six months of 2008. With only £24.9m in the bank and a third trial with BT still ongoing, time isn't on its side.
Further fundraising in the current economic environment is likely to be difficult."
The first positive effect of the credit crunch!
Long may the losses and lack of funding continue (for Phorm)
For everyone else, happy Christmas and a prosperous, profiling free, new year.
More Tasers for cops: not in London
Capital sticks with traditional methods!
Would that be shooting innocent Brazillians or just giving people a kicking and a dna swab when they refuse to stop taking pictures -legally-.
DARPA wargamer calls for US X-Men superplane fleet
Really Whats needed are Orbital Drop Shock Troops, ODST's.
Launch 'em in a stealth capsule from space, complete with all supplies. or maybe a couple of spartans, complete with thier Frikkin lasers. that'll get the job done :-)
Gamers voice NXE woes
"Play a waiting game"
Well no, actually I'd just like to play COD4 and Halo3, Is that really too much to ask?
Lewis Hamilton mulls riding Virgin
"I do want to go up but I need guarantees I'll definitely come back"
As its Sub-orbital, I'm guessing gravity would be your guaruntee.
In what manner you return however, is not.
Oz driver pulled with todger in pasta sauce jar
Quote-The law enforcement operatives identified "a 750mm** jar around his penis" and said Weatherley gamely insisted on continuing to pleasure himself "between bouts of wrestling".
A search of Weatherley's motor uncovered "pornography, a homemade sex aid, women's stockings and a Jack Russell terrier".- Unquote
I laughed so much I could hardly breathe after reading that!
"Bouts of wrestling" *chuckle*
"homemade sex aid" *chuckle chuckle*
"jack russell terrier" *die of laughter*
IT? who gives a fuck?!
Retro piracy - Should the Royal Navy kick arse?
"with gunmen in speedboats seizing entire ships as often as once a week"
How / how often do they seize 2/3 rds of a ship! :-)
Life ain't a bowl of funding at CherryPal
@ Cherrypal 419
Damm you sir, you beat me to it, I had same thought here as soon as I read:
We had a firm and binding funding agreement with a UK based African-born family," Seybod began. "Unfortunately they never followed through and left us high and dry."
Although the boys from Lagos would probably like a cheap low power machine to scam people on.
Blundering workmen cut major Docklands fibre
Its still SLOOOOOW
Has been for the past couple of days and doesnt seem to be getting much better, I usually get 14 megabits down, service is now intermittent at best.
Northrop scoops DARPA laser RIFLe cash
Took long enough....
UK.gov plans 'consensus' on PAYG phone registry
Petition to stop communications data bill...
All regtards must do thier duty....
"More details from petition creator:
The Communications Data Bill would give the Government the legal authority to collect a database of every phone call, e-mail and time spent on the internet by the public. Even though the Government insists that this bill would reduce terrorism (which it probably will not), this is an intolerable intrusion into the privacy of free citizens and a step towards a dystopian "Big Brother" state. The Bill must be quashed to protect civil liberties and halt the slippery slope towards an Orwellian 1984-type nightmare."
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Arizona Competitive Elections Reform Act (2008)
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The Arizona Competitive Elections Reform Act was an initiative measure to implement ranked choice voting using the Schulze method, and less stringent ballot access laws. It also would have mandated that political parties assert their viability every two general election cycles.
This initiated statute was proposed by the $500 threshold committee Arizonans for Competitive Elections Reform in Favor of I-17-2008, and its chairman, McClintock High School student Emerson French as an alternative to Arizona's plurality voting scheme. While a local campaign for instant runoff voting in Glendale, Arizona, Better Ballot Glendale actively campaigned for a change to that city's charter, French felt the need for statewide reform for elections. The official description of the initiative read, "This initiative aims to make Arizona elections more democratic by instituting ranked-choice voting in races with more than two candidates. This voting method asked voters to rank the candidates in order from the first, most-preferred choice to the least, and can be used for any candidate election. The majority winner of the election is calculated using voter preferences. Due to preferential ranks, no votes are "lost" from one candidate to another, so election results reflect the true wishes of the people. The initiative also makes running easier for qualified candidates so that choices exist for voters."[1]
See also
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- Arizona 2008 Ballot measures
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Straight from HQ at The Department of the Obvious, the 2011 Hyundai Sonata is selling as quickly as Miley Cyrus tickets before Cyrus lost the plot. That's got Hyundai Motor America shuffling production plans around in order to build enough Sonatas in the U.S., instead of getting them from South Korea.
Hyundai's Alabama plant produces the Sonata sedan and the Santa Fe, but Santa Fe assembly is being moved to a Kia plant in Georgia where the Sorento is built – easy stuff as they share a platform. With a production capacity of 300,000 cars at the Alabama plant running full tilt, the way things are going, it's no wonder Hyundai might be looking use all of it.
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Automakers or U.S. safety regulators often send out recall notices before parts are ready. Sometimes the companies or dealers offer free loaner cars, but most of the time they don't. That presents car owners with a difficult question: should they keep driving and hope the problem doesn't affect them, or rent a car until the dealer gets parts, which can take months or even a year?
Chevron Fined $278,000 Over Richmond PlantSeptember 5, 2014 12:26 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Chevron has agreed to pay more than a quarter-million dollars for air-quality violations at its Richmond refinery.
Apple Supplier Accused Of ViolationsSeptember 4, 2014 2:15 pm | by Joe McDonald, AP Business Writer | News | Comments
An Apple supplier in China is violating safety and pay rules despite the computer giant's promises to improve conditions, two activist groups said Thursday, ahead of the expected release of the iPhone 6.
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Manufacturing can be a dangerous industry for employees. UL Workplace Health & Safety, provider of workplace health and safety solutions, developed infographics highlighting stats and figures for chemical manufacturing, metal manufacturing and machine manufacturing.
California Firm Recalls 93K Pounds of Caesar Salad KitsAugust 27, 2014 10:08 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service says a Southern California food firm has recalled nearly 93,000 pounds of fully cooked chicken Caesar salad kits sold at Sam's Club stores over concerns of possible listeria contamination.
Advocacy Group Asks for Chrysler InvestigationAugust 25, 2014 9:41 am | by Tom Krisher, AP Auto Writer | News | Comments
An auto safety advocacy group has asked the U.S. government to investigate power system failures in Chrysler vehicles that could cause them to stall while being driven.
2.2M Bean Bag Chairs Recalled After DeathsAugust 22, 2014 11:25 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
About 2.2 million bean bag chairs are being recalled after two children opened them, crawled inside and suffocated to death.
Coal Gas Boom in China Holds Climate Change RisksAugust 22, 2014 9:34 am | by Jack Chang, Associated Press | News | Comments
The coal-to-gas plants are part of a controversial energy revolution China hopes will help it churn out desperately needed natural gas and electricity while cleaning up the toxic skies above the country's eastern cities.
Ford Recalling More Than 160K VehiclesAugust 22, 2014 9:26 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
The largest recall involves 159,395 Focus ST and Escape vehicles from the 2013 and 2014 model years. Ford says their engines could hesitate or stall because of a wiring problem.
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Honda is recalling 12,000 Fit subcompacts to replace the steel front bumper beams so the cars are more crash-resistant.
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After 3rd suicide, counselors at Keystone Heights Junior/Senior High
Updated On: Mar 13 2014 03:18:46 PM EDT
A team of trained grief counselors and a psychologist from the Clay County School District was at Keystone Junior/Senior High School on Wednesday morning to help students cope with the suicide of a student.
It was the third recent suicide of a Clay County teenager.
An assembly was held towards the end of the day to communicate that resources are available. The Clay County Sheriff's Office has been working in close coordination with the school to ensure student safety.
Counselors will back at the school all day Thursday, and any students or families wishing to talk to someone anonymously can call 800-273-TALK.
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text: Print article Send a Tip Obama's 5% solidarity with federal workers 3.6% unemployment rate by David Webb 5 Apr 2013 President Obama finally put on his comfortable walking shoes and hit the electronic picket line by giving back 5% of his salary in solidarity with federal workers. According to Bureau of Labor Statistics the unemployment rate for federal workers is 3.6% in March 2013 down from 3.8% in February. For you private sector schleps Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a March 2013 record of 89,967,000 Americans not in the workforce. That is an increase of 663,000 from the 89,304,000 not in the workforce in February 2013. Oh and yes, you pay the federal salaries. Should we talk disparity in federal vs. private sector salaries next? Where Obama's priorities lie should now be obvious even to the Democrat schleps who are being soaked at the same rate as we evil righties. Full blown sad sarcasm and numbers to make it hurt just a little more today. The White House says the economy is doing just fine. Oh and one more thing ... labor force participation rates are at a 34 year low.


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There are probably more than a few fans of the Feed that had given up on the prospect of an actual full-length album. Short of a seven-song EP from 2006 with an earlier lineup and a track on 2012's Tower Groove Records comp, the band's recorded output has been nil, despite steady gigs and no shortag ... More >>
Someday, maybe, Jenn Malzone's pen will dry up, having written dozens of sharp, biting songs about love's pitiful game of Ping-Pong. If and when that time comes, it won't be soon. About eighteen months after releasing the roundly admired Girl Talk, Malzone and her mates in Middle Class Fashion ret ... More >>
Seven-inch singles are still the best way to get to know a band. If you can't kick out the jams in under four minutes per side, perhaps the rocking life just isn't for you. The end of the summer brought a few new 45s from two venerable local acts, both building off of and refining what came before. ... More >>
Ain't No Jukebox EP
David MullisCaleb Travers' new EP, Ain't No Jukebox, gets an official release this Friday at Off Broadway. Describing the effort in this week's Homespun column, Christian Schaeffer says, "Travers has created a stripped-down but melodically rich document. The strings give a classical, stately ... More >>
The 2011 RFT Music Showcase is practically here: This Saturday from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Washington Avenue. In our continued attempt to prepare you for the madness of 78 music acts in one day, we will be compiling preview tracks from artists playing the showcase; you can listen below. This wil ... More >>
Jon ScorfinaSleepy Kitty, with their record collectionAfter Joe Schwab filled A to Z in on Euclid Records' pop-up store at Wilco's Solid Sound Festival, he chatted about what the store's record label -- uh, Euclid Records -- is up to. First, the next installment in its "Euclid Sessions" seve ... More >>
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(Welcome to In the Studio, a section on A to Z that spotlights -- what else? -- local artists in the studio. If you are also recording/recently recorded -- or are a studio engineer/producer and working with people -- email me, with the phrase "In the Studio" in the subject heading.) Who: Jon Hardy ... More >>
In my profile of Jason McEntire, I observed him and producer Steven Haigler working with Building Rome on its new album, Nightmare. The band's been around for many years, but has matured greatly beyond its early work, which was heavily indebted to Jimmy Eat World. I caught up with BR vocalist/songwr ... More >>
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- San Jose Sharks forward Tomas Hertl has undergone surgery to repair damaged ligaments in his right knee.
The Czech rookie is expected to make a full recovery from Tuesday's operation in Cleveland.
Hertl was injured in a knee-to-knee collision with Los Angeles captain Dustin Brown on Dec. 19 at Staples Center.
The 20-year-old Hertl was a strong Calder Trophy candidate with 15 goals and 10 assists in his first 35 games, including a four-goal performance against the New York Rangers in his third game.
The Sharks haven't speculated on exactly how long Hertl will be sidelined, but he is expected to miss more than a month, jeopardizing his chances to play for the Czech Republic at the Sochi Olympics in February.
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by flexible I'm guessing that means a lot of part timers and use of screeners as janitors on their "down" time a lot of people count on the overtime also ..............i bet they unionize after 18 months
Glacier Park International Airport in Montana has decided to opt out of federal security screening by privatizing its security workforce after experiencing staffing and customer service problems, according to Daily Inter Lake.com [1].
The airport—which is advertised as a gateway to Glacier National Park, Northwest Montana, and the Canadian Rockies—first looked into privatization in the fall of 2007 after experiencing staffing and customer service problems, especially during its busy summer tourist season.
In July, Glacier Park International Airport Authority Board finally applied to the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) Screening Partnership Program [2] (SPP). The program, which began in November 2004, allows airports to choose a qualified private contractor to provide security with federal oversight if TSA grants their request. According to the TSA's Web site, the program combines "private-sector operational expertise with TSA's technology, experience, and resources."
But problems could be lurking just around the corner for the airport, Dwayne Baird, a regional spokesman for TSA, told the paper [3].
... the agency requires that the private contractors maintain the same standards of security and the same benefits for employees during the duration of the contract .... Baird said that screeners lose their certification after 90 days off the job, and he wondered whether a private contractor, which would be increasing and decreasing staff as need arose, would employ workers often enough to maintain certification.
"The problem is maintaining a security force that maintains their certification and their training," Baird said. "If you have someone who goes off to run a ski lift, are they going to be as sharp?"
Another problem could be cost. A Government Accountability Office report, referenced by the paper, said private screeners could cost about 17 percent more than their TSA equivalents, although recent SPP participating airports have renegotiated contracts with private contractors that amount to only a 2.7 percent increase in cost.
One contractor vying for the Glacier Park International Airport contract said his company could keep down costs by limiting overtime and bringing more flexibility to staffing.
Despite these possible problems, the airport told the paper that it was wasn't budging from its decision to go with private passenger and baggage security screeners.
Airport Director Cindi Martin wasn't too worried if private screeners cost more. "We get flexibility and staffing. All facilities used efficiently. The airplanes are on time. Quite frankly, 17 percent is not a big number," she said.
The board's decision could make it one of the very few airports nationally that use private security screeners. The Daily Inter Lake reports that 15 of the nation's 450 airports currently use private security screeners.
The airport now awaits the TSA's decision. As the agency's Web site states [4], an "application does not guarantee the requesting airport that a contract for private security screening will be awarded."
♦ Photo of airport screening line by paulswansen/Flickr [6]
[1] http://www.dailyinterlake.com/news/local_montana/article_6966a950-bdf7-11de-a497-001cc4c03286.html
[2] http://www.tsa.gov/what_we_do/optout/index.shtm
[3] http://www.dailyinterlake.com/news/local_montana/article_d4e363b2-bdf7-11de-a498-001cc4c03286.html
[4] http://www.tsa.gov/what_we_do/optout/spp_program_application.shtm
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[7] http://www.securitymanagement.com/../../../../../../news/liquid-restrictions-could-be-over-2010-while-tsa-begins-screening-powders-006191
[8] http://www.securitymanagement.com/../../../../../../news/obsession-with-911-leaves-commercial-carriers-vulnerable-says-pilot-006088
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Space shuttle Discovery and its crew
are back on Earth.
Discovery landed at its home port in Florida on Saturday afternoon, ending a 13-day mission that left the international space station with all its solar wings.
The space station can now produce enough electricity to support a larger crew and conduct more research.
The shuttle crew also helped fix a recycling machine at the space station that turns astronauts' urine and sweat into drinking water.
Touchdown occurred a little later than planned. Cloudy and windy
weather forced NASA to delay Discovery's homecoming by about 90
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Why does he look away when he talks to me?
I interact with a man regularly on a professional basis. When I speak to him he always looks me in the eye as if he is really listening. He is always extremely pleasant and polite. If I break eye contact for a moment and am still speaking, I can see that his eyes drop. Not low enough to my chest, I am guessing my lips. When he answers me or talks to me, he either looks down to speak or he looks off to one side and then will return his eyes to me when he is finished speaking. He is not looking around the room, just looking away Now, what I am wondering is, obviously he can look me in the eye, but why does he only do that when I speak?
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MY BEST STUDY TIP: Whenever possible, don't binge study! We all do it, but it's a lot easier and more effective if you break it up and start studying a week or more before the test. This helps a ton with biology and Physics tests.
My Time Management Strategy: Invest in an agenda book and write down all assignments and due dates. This keeps you on top of any group meetings, assignments and tests. One thing I was surprised about is that professors don't always assign homework during class. Sometimes they just follow the syllabus and expect you to keep up with assignments from there. So make sure when you get a syllabus you copy any assignments into your agenda.
Resources at Stevens I've Used: The writing center, free tutors, teaching assistants, office hours and older students.
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We had a very memorable day in Cincinnati. Some great fans decided to tail gate for the show. So, we went out and joined them for lunch. David went flying with a friend. The rest of went and checked out the new Thor movie which was actually quite enjoyable. We did a few interviews for the upcoming benefit relief concert in Birmingham. During the show, we were crammed into an old high school gymnasium that made me feel like we were playing in a Nirvana video. We added Don't Give Up Hope to the setlist, and it went really well for a first time through. I know people always think its weird that we can't just play everything. But, we want to make sure that every song is performed well for you, and that sometimes requires some special attention.
After the show, we performed another after show acoustic set to a great crowd. Then, we re-joined the superfans for some more meat from the grill. Our Atlanta Hawks did not look good on the tv, but it didn't take away from our high spirits after a great day.
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[2] http://www.thirdday.com/music/songs/i-got-feeling
[3] http://www.thirdday.com/music/songs/call-my-name
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[17] http://www.thirdday.com/music/songs/ive-always-loved-you
[18] http://www.thirdday.com/music/songs/jesus-rides-subway
[19] http://www.thirdday.com/music/songs/tunnel
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Milf mom Shelia Marie is talking to her daughter about her skirt. She thinks the skirt is way too short and it makes her look all slutty!
Well, it's too late. The damage has been done already! Sheila's boyfriend is in the house and he notices that Deena is indeed looking pretty sexy!
They decide not to make too much problems about it and they simply let mom's boyfriend fuck them both.
First, they show off their bubble butts to him and he likes what he sees. Mom and daughter rub their own pussies and they wait for him to come over and give them some personal attention.
Daughter Deena is the first to get a nice pussy licking. Mommy is okay with it. It even makes her pretty hot! Then mommy gets muff dived as well. Look at how wide she spreads her legs. She must really want that tongue up her vaggy!
While mom sits on his face so she can get her clitty licked some more, daughter gets on her knees and sucks his huge cock. She takes the whole thing inside of her mouth!
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Police are looking into the cases of two murdered prostitutes as a possible link to the ten bodies found at Jones, Oak and Gilgo beaches on Long Island, since December last year.
The investigators, headed up by Richard Dormer, the Police Commissioner for Suffolk County and a Laois-born man, are looking at the case of Tanya Rush, a 39-year-old, Brooklyn, victim. They believe there a possibility that her murderer is involved in the murder of the women found between Jones and Oak.
In 2008, on June 27, the dismembered remains of Rush, a New York prostitute, were found in Bellmore on a grassy should of the Southern State Parkway, according to reports in the NY Post. Her remains were crammed into a small suitcase.
The police are sticking with their theory that at least two killer have dumped a total of eight bodies along the beachfront on Long Island.
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Chicago Cubs catcher Geovany Soto can't come up with a foul ball off the bat of Milwaukee Brewers' Norichika Aoki during the eighth inning of a baseball game Saturday, May 12, 2012, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
Updated: May 18, 2012 3:11PM
Catcher Geo Soto is expected to be sidelined three to four weeks after suffering a meniscus tear in his left knee, possibly during pregame work Thursday.
He was to undergo arthroscopic surgery late Friday or Saturday to clean out the knee.
Class AAA catcher Blake Lalli was called up from Iowa Friday, technically taking pitcher Chris Volstad's roster spot.
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Ouch! Girl Uses Bow to Pull Tooth!
You might be a redneck if you help your daughter pull her tooth with a bow and arrow. That's what you might be saying after watching this video, in which a girl does indeed use a bow to pull out a tooth.
This Crazy Painting Will Play Even Crazier Tricks With Your Eyes
We've all seen those pictures where if you look at them long enough, you'll see the Statue of Liberty or the Empire State Building. Well, this picture makes those look like a piece of art done by your kindergartner that you hang on your fridge.
Gallant Boy Vows to Comfort Scared Girl on First Day of School
The first day of school can be tough for anyone, so this little boy is doing his best to help an overwhelmed classmate.
Instant Ice Is the Essential Summer Heat Wave Life Hack
Looking to cool off quickly as the summer heats up? Then you'll love this.
World's Tallest Water Slide Is Your Summer Rush
Nothing says summer quite like a rollicking water slide. And nothing is more rollicking than this one.
Furious Man Confronts Police Who Shot and Killed His Dog
A Utah man whose dog was shot and killed by police didn't take the matter lying down.
Dads' Brilliant 'Frozen' Parody Is the One You've Been Waiting For
We know, we know -- 'Frozen' parodies are nothing new. But even after all this time, there are still some clever ones to enjoy.
Trucker Busts Speeding Cop, Gets Justice for Drivers Everywhere
This guy fought the law...and the law didn't win.
Man Puts Pants On Without Hands Because Tricks
We all put our pants on one leg at a time. Well, most of us do.
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When it comes to parodies, is 'Fancy' the new 'Let It Go?'
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Hilarious Video Shows the Next Actors to Play Batman
The Internet let out a collective roar of disapproval when word first surfaced that Ben Affleck would be the next actor to play Batman.
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Gauchos Score First-Ever Win Over Cal
UCSB's Thunderdome may have seen the last of a Pac-12 school for another decade.
The Gauchos used a strong second half to beat Cal for the first time in eleven attempts. Alan Williams scored 20 of his game-high 24 points after halftime as UCSB won 72-65.
Cal was the first Pac-12 school to play in Santa Barbara since 2002 when the Gauchos routed USC.
Trailing 28-27 at the half, Williams scored 11 of UCSB's first 13 points to start the second half as the Gauchos grabbed a 40-34 lead. Midway throught the second half UCSB sophomore Taran Brown got hot. He scored seven straight points on two dunks and a three-pointer to put the Gauchos up 58-49. Brown finished with 14 points, six rebounds and four block shots. Zalmico Harmon's jumper gave UCSB their biggest lead of the game at 60-49 with 7:08 to play.
Cal cut the deficit to 66-62 on a dunk by David Kravish with 1:42 left but the Golden Bears would get no closer. UCSB made all six of their free throws down the stretch for the seven point victory.
Afterwards the 4-3 Gauchos went into the stands to celebrate the big win with the student body.
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text: President Richard Nixon, whose election campaign had included promises of peace with honor, developed a strategy of Vietnamization, aimed at gradually lowering US troop levels and turning the ground war over to the South Vietnamese. Vietnamizing the War (1968-1973) examines the impact of the American withdrawal on US soldiers, Vietnamese civilians, the economy of Vietnam, and the conduct of the war. Left on their own, South Vietnamese troops were overwhelmed in the battle for Quang Tri Province. In response, President Nixon increased the bombing of North, but did not reinforce troop levels. Vietnamization was virtually complete by September 1972, when, for the first time in seven years, there were no American battle deaths. That same week, more than 5,000 Vietnamese died.


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CNN.com Adding Local Content; Redesigned Web Site Launches Over The Summer
The WSJ reports: CNN.com "is expected to announce a deal that will allow it to offer more local news on its Web site and, it hopes, land a bigger slice of the fast-growing market for local online ads." It's a deal with Internet Broadcasting.
Also: "This summer, CNN also is planning to roll out a redesigned Web site that makes all its live and archived video content available free, shifting the subscription model to an advertising model. Under the new arrangement, footage from the local sites could be included in the offerings."


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"None of the businesses said they had deliveries," District Chief DiLiddo said. He said firefighters performed preliminary testing with pH papers and gas meters. "The substance was not giving off any type of telltale signs."
Fire Lt. Paul LaRochelle wore a mask that covered his entire face as he collected a container of the white substance. Techs from the state's hazmat team used sophisticated equipment to determine the compound is not toxic.
"I just want to stay far away from whatever it is," said Raymond Lewis of 166 Fremont St. He had walked out of his apartment with his 1-year-old daughter and had been just about to head down the sidewalk when he saw a police cruiser up the road, yellow tape blocking off the roadway and firetrucks at the corner of Fremont and Cambridge streets. He did not stay outside. He said, "I'm just worried about my daughter."
Another neighbor, Tim Hast, said, "Trucks go up and down this road all day."
District Fire Chief DiLiddo said the large quantity of the bulk substance came from a transportation container. He said state Department of Environmental had on-call crews remove the crystal-like substance in 55-gallon drums. He said the substance was non-reactive with water.
"No toxins were given off," District Chief DiLiddo said.
Brian Fenner lives on Fremont Street, and said he was grateful for the precautions that Fire Department took.
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