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During the holiday season it is not unusual to have a few fights, be they between family members, store clerks, or drunken co-workers at the office Christmas party. Thankfully, most of the agitation subsides after New Year's Day, as we approach the Minnesota months that are better spent hibernating. Those looking for a little rowdiness that doesn't involve fights left unresolved since childhood should enjoy the Northstar Rollergirls' latest double bout, where you can let them sling the mud (and perhaps some elbows) instead. This month's game night has a speakeasy theme, so be sure to wear your most dapper '20s duds. Tonight's battle features the Violent Femmes against the Banger Sisters, and the Kilmore Girls versus Delta Delta Di. As usual, the games are family-friendly, but those looking for a little more grown-up fun should be sure to stop by Grumpy's (1111 Washington Ave. S.) afterward for the usual raucous after-party where audience and players mingle and share pints.
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SAN CARLOS PARK, Fla. - Neighbors on Matanzas Road in San Carlos Park are keeping a close watch for any suspicious cars roaming the streets.
"Some people seem to have lost all their senses," neighbor Duane Sams said. "Moral standards are going down the tube in a lot of places."
Deputies say, Wednesday afternoon, a 14-year-old girl walking home from school got some unwanted attention. She says a four-door light green or teal car rolled up. The driver, who she described as a light-skinned Hispanic male offered her a ride home. When she refused, said says he opened the door. That's when she ran to a neighbor's house and called 911.
"It's scary," a neighbor named Amanda said.
But, she isn't surprised. That's because she's been followed herself.
"I have been stopped walking home, twice at night," Amanda said. "They were pretty persistent."
Just three weeks ago, a similar incident happened a few streets away on Lee Road. An 18-year-old girl reported that two Hispanic men in a truck tried to lure her in, even chasing her until she hid behind a dumpster.
"Anyone can be a victim," Tiffany Sherry with the Lee County Sheriff's Office said.
That's why LCSO is teaching women, young and old, how to react. It's called S.A.F.E. - Self-Defense Awareness and Familiarization Exchange.
"You're going to learn the way that the criminals actually might attack you in different ways," Sherry explained. "We teach girls how to punch, how to kick, how to grab and give them a way out. They need a way out."
With that sense awareness comes new confidence. "When you leave that class, you will never look at a bush, a car, something that might conceal something else the same way again," Sherry said.
If you want to learn more about the S.A.F.E. course or want to schedule a class, call LCSO Community Relations at 239-258-3280.


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Here's a casserole as tasty as eggs Benedict, but without the hassle. Simply assemble the ingredients ahead, and bake it the next morning for an elegant breakfast or brunch.—Sandie Heindel, Liberty, MO
12 Servings
Prep: 25 min. + chilling Bake: 45 min.
12 ounces Canadian bacon, chopped
6 English muffins, split and cut into 1-inch pieces
8 eggs
2 cups 2% milk
1 teaspoon onion powder
1/4 teaspoon paprika
4 egg yolks
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1/2 cup butter, melted
Place half of the Canadian bacon in a greased 3-qt. or 13x9-in.
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KODAK, Tenn. — Chris Reed pitched seven scoreless innings, allowing four hits and four walks while striking out three batters, to lead the Chattanooga Lookouts to a 4-1 win over the Tennessee Smokies in Southern League baseball Saturday night.
That was the the first victory of the league's second half for the Lookouts (1-2), who ended the first half by getting swept in Huntsville.
Chattanooga started strong Saturday with a Darnell Sweeney single to center field and a Noel Cuevas double to right and took a 1-0 lead in the first inning. The Lookouts made it 2-0 in the fourth when Angel Sanchez's single to left scored Casio Grider, and they extended their lead to 3-0 in the fifth when Brian Cavazos-Galvez doubled to right and scored on a Grider single to right.
Game four of the five-game series is today at 2 p.m. Andres Santiago (1-4, 6.09 ERA) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Lookouts, while Eduardo Figueroa (0-0, 7.56) is listed for the Smokies.
David Paschall is a sports writer for the Times Free Press. He started at the Chattanooga Free Press in 1990 and was part of the Times Free Press when the paper started in 1999. David covers University of Georgia football, as well as SEC football recruiting, SEC basketball, Chattanooga Lookouts baseball and other sports stories. He is a Chattanooga native and graduate of the Baylor School and Auburn University. David has received numerous honors for ...


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We cut power, TVA cuts jobs
It is as it should be: With milder weather and customers who are gradually becoming more mindful of energy consumption (and their money), TVA's power sales are down and expected to remain low over a four-year period.
The fix, according to TVA President Bill Johnson, is an effort to trim $500 million a year in Tennessee Valley Authority operating expenses. The whittling began earlier this year and will continue until the 12,600-person TVA workforce is slimmed by about 2,000 jobs — half of them this year.
So far, about 750 people have retired or left TVA voluntarily and not been replaced. Another 250 or so have been involuntarily terminated, Johnson says.
Is it painful? Certainly. Is it necessary? Absolutely. Ratepayers know that comfortable lifestyles and new jobs here depend, in part, on affordable electricity.
But milder weather and growing interest in energy savings were not the only holes in TVA's wallet. The agency also has had a swollen expenses budget. There was that $1.2 billion coal ash spill cleanup over the past six years at the Kingston Fossil Plant in Harriman, Tenn. And just this week TVA agreed to pay another $27.8 million to settle claims from 800 Tennessee property owners who suffered damages from the huge 2008 spill of toxins-laden sludge that covered more than 300 acres and a portion of the Emory River. In those same years, cost of completion of the new second reactor at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant doubled over the initial $2.5 billion sticker price.
Meanwhile, the very handsomely paid TVA managers have made more money every year, and the very able Johnson, earning $5.9 million a year, is the highest-paid federal government employee in the country. He makes nearly 15 times as much as the $400,000 salary of President Barack Obama, and nearly 30 times the $200,700 salary of the U.S. Secretary of Energy. The median annual pay for TVA workers is $73,000, but the utility paid its top five managers just under $13.5 million last year.
Put it all together, and the energy TVA makes is no longer cheap. Instead, it is smack in the middle, as wholesale energy goes. That means TVA's "affordable" energy is no longer serving as a big draw to lure new jobs to the seven Southeast states TVA serves. And fewer new jobs mean TVA's customer base can't grow.
Sure makes solar and wind power all the more attractive, huh?
New fields, new jobs, new savings.
Politics in other places
With the frantic pace of politics reaching shark attack frenzy locally, it's nice occasionally to back away and just sit in front of the television to watch the fray somewhere else — like Kentucky, where Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is fighting for his political life against Democratic challenger Alison Lundergan Grimes.
Clips are running on all three of the major cable news stations of the McConnell/Grimes encounters during the weekend at the annual Fancy Farm picnic in rural western Kentucky, a yearly politicking event since 1880.
Predictably, McConnell, 72, spent much of his speech time berating President Obama and linking Grimes with Obama: "Barack Obama only needs one thing to keep his grip on power. He needs to keep the U.S. Senate," McConnell said, as supporters waved signs that said "Grimes = Obama."
Grimes countered: "Senator, you seem to think the president is on the ballot this year. He's not. This race is between me and you!"
McConnell droned on, pointing fingers at the president, but Grimes cinched the debate: "If Mitch McConnell were a TV show, he'd be 'Mad Men,'" she said, prompting laughs and reminding listeners that McConnell voted against the Violence Against Women Act and equal pay legislation.
"Thanks to you, [Sen. McConnell] D.C. stands for Doesn't Care."
What fun! When you become bored with our tired drones between now and election day, just flip to the national news and watch the sparks fly.
I very seldom have to go any further than a few sentences to see something wrong with Ms. Sohn's writings.
Today it was in the first sentence:
"It is as it should be: With milder weather and customers who are gradually becoming more mindful of energy consumption (and their money), TVA's power sales are down and expected to remain low over a four-year period."
"milder weather"
milder weather!
This from the Liberal Ms.Sohn who warned us to get a "rowboat" and "emergency supplies" not long ago because of the coming catastrophe resulting from global warming!
And notice this milder weather will be for a "four-year period."
Her pagan earth god has given us a four year reprieve!


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The idea that governments can mass mandate injectable poisons for their human resources just because the profit and loss model of a humungus corporate machine demands it, is probably burst already
The UN mandated porki pie flu jab was probably the writing on the wall for the State/Pharma corporate allience.
When big pharma and big state, are broken away from their health service monopoly, then a gradual free market system should be able to develope again.
We saw that when the Russians ended their soviet system also.
A free market will be far far better at delivering essentail medical services that a violence based tax corporate monopoly ever can.
Capitalist: A man who has gained an unhealthy love of his money - the root of all evil according to the Bible.
Social-ist: A man who has gained an unhealthy love of other peoples money - but by then, the Bible has no effect on his conscience any more
You only have power over a man for as long as you don't take everything away from him. But when you've robbed a man of everything, he is no longer in your power, he's free again. - (Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn)


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Omaha police are investigating after a man was shot early Sunday morning.
The victim, Parish Swift, walked into Alegent-Creighton University Medical Center just after 3 a.m.
Swift told police he was traveling in the area of 52nd and Ames, when suspects in a light colored SUV started shooting.
Swift was hit by the gunfire and suffered a non-life threatening injury.
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His Majesty stayed about five minutes in the gallery, snubbed the Queen, who was drinking chocolate, for being always stuffing, the princess Emily for not hearing him, the princess Caroline for being grown fat, the Duke for standing awkwardly, Lord Hervey for not knowing what relation the Prince of Sultzbach was to the Elector Palatine, and then carried the Queen to walk, and be re-snubbed in the garden. (Hervey, 490)Cards were the main resource and the standard of wit was not high, judging from Walpole's report that Lady Deloraine was in disgrace for pulling the king's chair from under him. George was punctual to the point of meticulousness:
his time of going down to Lady Suffolk was seven in the evening: he would frequently walk up and down the Gallery looking at his watch for a quarter of an hour before seven, but would not go till the clock struck. (Walpole, Corr., 31.421)The king's conversation was liberally bespattered with oathsrogue, puppy, and scoundrelbut occasionally achieved a savage humour, as when he called Bishop Hoadly a canting hypocritical knave to be crying The kingdom of Christ is not of this world at the same time that he receives £6,000 or £7,000 a year. To , who in 1734 declared her resolution to marry Prince William of Orange even if he were a baboon, the king retorted Well, then, there is baboon enough for you! (Hervey, 499; Walpole, Memoirs, 1.139).
he was resolved to be quiet, and let them do what they thought fit … that it signified nothing, as his son, for whom he did not care a louse, was to succeed him, and would live long enough to ruin us all. (Rose, 1.181, 187)But in March 1751, at the age of forty-four, the prince of Wales died, it was said as the result of a blow from a cricket ball. His son, and heir to the kingdom, was Prince George, twelve years old, and for a few years the king's position was strengthened by the absence of a reversionary interest.
we were angry because he was partial to his Electorate, though he desired nothing more to be done for Hanover, than what we were bound in honour and justice to do for any country whatsoever, when it was exposed to danger entirely on our own account. That we were indeed a very extraordinary people, continually talking of our constitution, our laws and own liberties. That as to our constitution, he owned it to be a good one, and defied any man to produce a single instance wherein he had exceeded his proper limits; that he never would attempt to screen or protect any servant that had done amiss, but still he had a right to choose those who were to serve him. (Clark, Waldegrave, 1467, 207)Chesterfield's assessment was much less friendly but still perceptive. George had all the weaknesses of a little mind … He was generally reckoned ill-natured, which indeed he was not. He had rather an unfeeling than a bad heart. A blunder by a valet at the levee would upset him so much that onlookers were sure news of some national disaster must have been received. Though he was well bred, it was in a stiff and formal manner, and produced in others the restraint which they saw he was under himself (Franklin, 98100). Horace Walpole's assessment was even less charitable and marred by tedious antithesis. Like most people he accused George of avarice and vanity, sneered at his reputation for courage, and offered a characteristically back-handed complimenthis understanding was not near so deficient as it was imagined (Walpole, Memoirs, 1.11620; 3.11720). Lord Charlemont called him a man of strict honour … His temper was warm and impetuous, but he was good-natured and sincere. Unskilled in the royal talent of dissimulation, he always was what he appeared to be. He might offend, but he never deceived (Charlemont MSS, 1.1314).
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Toulon turn it on at home with thrashing of Sale Sharks
That was that game : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph6eFiyRo5Y
1 Year, 11 Months ago
Toulon turn it on at home with thrashing of Sale Sharks
About the newspaper throwing in Toulon,
It's another thing with the war with LNR and Serge Blanco.
In 2009, Serge Blanco liked to hate Toulon in newspapers, "Toulon never won anything", "Money for nothing", "rugby values", etc... etc...
You got to remember than Blanco played only 1 french domestic final with Biarritz in 1992, it was his farewell and last game, and... Toulon won it. Since then, the great player became a fat and frustrated rugby CEO...
So, in 2009, when Biarritz came in Toulon, with a good old referee choosen by ... Blanco, they were leading the score but finally lose because Toulon scored 2 tries in the last minutes.
And since that day, newspapers flew...
1 Year, 11 Months ago
Toulon turn it on at home with thrashing of Sale Sharks
The guy that usually shout the Pilou-Pilou (the 1st to shout) is a real tatooist and I suppose he's making a bit of commercial for his shop with the fake face tatoo on TV.
The second man who shout here is Charles Berling, a theatre comedian and Toulon native, who owns a theater in town and he's just a one shot guest by Boudjellal for the media hype. Other french "people" come to shout the Pilou.
As written before, the Pilou-Pilou was written in 1948 by fullback Marcel Bodrero during a hangover night (not a legend !), it means nothing and it was just a drunken haka fake for fun.
But Bodrero was a great sport teacher and academy coach for 50 years, and the Pilou-Pilou became the junior and youth victory anthem.
It became a fan shout in 2000 when Toulon was relegated by the LNR.
The LNR threated the club of a huge bill because it was shouted on the stands with a megaphone, and megaphones were forbidden in stadium (weirdly only in Toulon, not in Agen or Biarritz then...)
So, to piss off the LNR, the club decided to shout it with a mike. So more than one stand could shout it.
And paid 15.000€ fine for years, before the LNR finally let it shout.
1 Year, 11 Months ago
Toulon turn it on at home with thrashing of Sale Sharks
@ RedYeti :
according to Stuart Lancaster, he got to be fitter.
But Stuart ain't got no TV and no internet at home, only... pigeons and white birds, you know...
1 Year, 11 Months ago
Toulon turn it on at home with thrashing of Sale Sharks
Harlequins, Ulster, Clermont and Toulouse are in a high pace too.
Montpellier lie in ambush for the moment.
Winter is coming :P
Only spring will tell the truth...
A long way to go.
Bakkies Botha out for 2 months, orbital bone broken.
1 Year, 11 Months ago
Best Tries of the Top 14 - Rounds 8 and 9
Refs speaks in english because... They are english...
Those 8 and 9 days, there were french refs in UK and british ones in France.
To prepare the first round of the HCup which came few days after that
Of course most of french refs can speak english sometimes.
That made funny vids, when a french ref had chosen to talk in english to Steffon Armitage who's fluent in french... Then talked french to afrikaneer Bakkies Botha few minutes later.... :'-)
2 Years, 2 Weeks ago
Classic tries scored as Toulon go five-from-five with win over Montpellier
Fred Michalak - Vincent Martin - Alexis Palisson to Matt Giteau -
ball lost
Nagusa counter strike, go to the ground,
Jocelino Suta win the ball on the ruck, pass to David Smith to Pierrick Gunther.
8 players touched the ball, 3 foreigners, 2 foreigners had lost the ball. :D
French flair, definitely french. Ha ! :P
Ok, just kidding.
2 Years, 2 Months ago
Eben Etzebeth banned for attempted headbutt on Nathan Sharpe
2 Years, 2 Months ago
Eben Etzebeth banned for attempted headbutt on Nathan Sharpe
Just about Bakkies Botha.
Meyer's in touch but finally just ddn't call him.
2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Shine on you crazy Rugbydump !
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Man admits writing script that slurped celebrity iPad data
This sort of thing seems crazy to me, surely there are over web debs/general coders out there who like to stress test other peoples sites or applications not with any specific evil intention but just to see if there the security is as good as it should be.
If I found that sort of hole then I'd definitely do a proof of concept and spider crawl some of the data available.
Don't see how doing so should end up with your receiving 5 years in jail though
Blogger faces terror charges for 'naming MPs'
Missing out the violence part?
This blog didn't just list a bunch of MPs but was directly asking others to seek retaliation against those listed.
Anyone can get a list of MPs that voted for the war, that won't get you arrested. Writing above the list "These are the people we need to make pay for what they've done" seemingly will.
No refunds for ID card pioneers
voluntary or not?
It was only mandatory for new citizens that were here either because of being a student or getting married, everyone else bought them voluntarily.
So I just think of it this way, those that were forced were simply paying £30 for the privilege of living here and those that weren't forced were stupid enough to agree to such a ridiculous scheme in the first place.
No harm done really, especially as it'd supposedly cost 500mill to completely refund it all.
National Theatre hack forces password reset
plain text?
Don't tell me they were storing people's passwords in plain text!? I seriously don't understand how such large companies can go on doing that.
Twitter founder signs up to iPhone mag-stripe reader
oldy worldy
American doesn't use chip and pin, they still rely on signatures
Security firm chokes sprawling spam botnet
Isn't the only reason we don't normally see this happen is because it's against the law in most countries?
Even though it's meant in good nature they are still accessing machines without consent
UK space programme suffers serious setback
hahaha, even though it's a joke article it sort of hurts how much it rings true :(
iPhone Dev Team player breaks ranks to release 3GS hack tool
GeoHot != dev-team
Geohot got kicked out of the dev team like a year ago when he released an old unlocking tool early and the rest didn't want it released.
So although he used to be a member, he isn't any more.
Although they seem to still talk to each other fairly nicely
That Digital Britain report in full
Wow, is there any real reason to try and end the analogue radio that we all currently enjoy? I've read articles about the failer of DAB and when you add that to the millions of devices in the UK, it seems stupid to kill it off so soon.
Pretty much every car will have a pointless head unit in it :/
'Better IT could have stopped 7/7 bombings'
This is where you have the two main views, one being that it's an outrage that MI5 had his name but didn't follow it up and that they should have done, yet to do this they would need much tougher privacy invading laws enabled that are currently talked about, like snooping on all communications.
And the other is the reverse of the above, if you don't want your privacy invaded then you have to acknowledge that a lot of the time, MI5 won't have enough information before an event happens to actually link the people to the plot.
It's all well and good to bemoan that MI5 didn't do enough yet once they have the correct name of a suspect after an event has happened it's probably pretty easy to slot that person into the puzzle and find all the evidence you need.
UK tech quango eyes 10Gbit broadband
Not needed...
No one except ridiculously large companies/universities needs 10Gbit/s to their premises.
What we need is 100Gbit more added to the backbone network so that we can actually fully use the 10Mbit/s connections we CURRENTLY HAVE.
There is already technology out there for cable's 100Mbit/s on DOCSIS3, and BT will be able to manage VSDL in a few years for a decent 40Mbit/s.
But as long as the core backbone is left like it is, none of these increases will mean a thing.
Retro piracy - Should the Royal Navy kick arse?
say what?
"Presumably someone else will provide the actual ships. (Good luck with that - other European countries mostly make our navy look massive. The only exception is the French, and they have plenty of admirals of their own.)"
What are you referring to specifically here? the UK has the third largest navy in both number of ships and overall tonnage, so we do have a massive navy, maybe not in the same league as Russia or the US but it's hardly an illusion :P
Archos 5 internet-enabled PMP
the latest firmware adds flac and ogg support for free
That password-protected site of yours - it ain't
This is such a retarded article :P
don't want to come across sounding elistest or anything but surely the majority of Reg readers know about this sort of thing.
Also, to try and boast about "haxking any site" using google cache is complete and udder shite. The only sites which don't require a login for search engine spiders are mostly forums that you would still not actually be "hacking".
It's basically the equivalent of saying "if you use bugmenot.com to find out a password for a website so you don't need to sign up then you've hacked it!!!11!"
¬.¬ suppose I should just stick to securityfocus for actual proper security stories
Hawkeye technology turns tennis into a cartoon
this seems to dig up an issue that isn't really there. Or of someone that is a bit of a technophobe and is scared of the oncoming robot invasion.
The whole reason hawkeye is used is because we can't tell if a shot is in or not accurately enough whether we are looking at it with just our eyes or the added use of slow-mo footage.
Yeah sure it might be nice to have yet MORE slow-mo footage shown (side note, i commented to my brother that the BBC seem to show EVERYTHING in slow-mo for the tennis, it was like they had just received a high fps camera for christmas and so used to to show anything from the tennis, to a pigeon landing, all the way to simply the clouds passing by :P )
I'm all for advanced detection setups like hawkeye and the sooner they introduce it into footbal for goal line decisions et al the better
Virgin Media rubbishes P2P throttling rumours
usenet isn't limited or throttled
as someone who easily does over 200gig's of usenet downloads every month I can with 100% so they do not throttle the speed of usenet transfers.
I'm on 20mbit and never get below 1.5MB/s, at night and mid morning I regularly get the full 2.2MB/s
Personally I have no problem with the way they use the 4pm till 9pm usage limit as it means I can go all out any other time, they don't seem to care about max usage as I've had some pretty crazy months when it comes to total usage and received no letters.
I'd prefer a set 4-9pm timeframe then a total monthly cap or single app throttling and no max limit
Dutch boffins clone Oyster card
24 hour
i dont see how the 24 hour lockup will stop anything.
I was able to order about 8 free cards under false names a while ago, that would give me a weeks worth of free travel.
just need to rinse and repeat
How the BBC plans to save your ISP
fiber network?
The argument involving the possible FTTH or even FTTC deployment is rediciulous unless it's going to take the BBC 5+ years to deploy this CDN locally to users.
I seriously can not see any fiber deployment in the near future unless it's government funded and I highly doubt that will happen.
Also the idea of putting servers in every local exchange would surely end up costing way more than the BBC would ever think of putting into the iPlayer project.
the only real way this is going to end up will be servers at the ISP level to keep the cost for them down so they do not try and create a backlash against the BBC
Archos TV+ launched in UK
quicktime and flash
if you buy the web plugin you get flv support and one of the other plugins supports .mov files so you can get both flash and quicktime support it's simply going to cost you :P
good ol' archos ;)
What is up with reviewers who don't seem to do any actual bleeding research?!
Just like the Archos 605 range (which I own) this Archos TV+ DOES support divx and xvid, they don't display a "supports divx" sticker because then Archos would have to pay DivX to do so.
but for the last freaking time (this question gets asked all the time for the 605) IT DOES SUPPORT DIVX/XVID!
Virgin Media dishes out free bandwidth boost
torrent correction*
oh also, virgin DO NOT throttle torrents.
the only capping/throttling they do is their public 4-9pm capping.
if you have poor torrent speeds, check your settings or use a better tracker. I regularly hit 20mbit max speed on a private tracker during capped times AND uncapped
I still don't understand how people can't understand that ISP's reliability and service is pretty much totally dependant on where you are, or just put luck with a lot of ADSL services.(your copper cables, distance etc)
I've been with Virgin, since around 2000-2001 when they were blueyonder and since then have been with about 4 different adsl isps and everytime I either had a bad connection or good connection it had pretty much no correlation to the other customers with the same ISP I was with.
see, all this whine about virgin is just yet another example for me where my own virgin connection is maxing 20mbit and their capping isn't really that bad considering I download 150-200gig a month.
don't expect just because your connection is poor that EVERY single other virgin customer is experiencing problems because the majority aren't and if they were there would be much bigger coverage that JUST the vocal people who all happen to have problems as why would someone who isn't having issues post noirmally?
UK hit by one online crime every 10 seconds
Ridiculous numbers
I read the headline in the Metro "A crime online committed every 10 seconds"
Yeah, a crime commited online every 10 seconds if you think that a 12 year old saying "hey thar sexy ladee" or "stfu you noob" is considered a crime...
Fair enough, 100,000+ cases of identify fraud or credit card fraud is a serious figure, but don't start tainting the article by trying to make a huge figure out of petty every day occurrences which clearly no one takes seriously such as "online threats" or "unwanted sexual advances"
Archos 605 Wi-Fi personal media player
DivX IS supported
I'm not sure why so many people always think this but as a 605 Wifi owner since it was first launched in the UK I can guarantee you that DivX and XviD is supported by default meaning you do not need to pay for plugins to be able to play either codecs
This has been a popular area of discussion on an archos forum I regulary visit - http://forum.archosfans.com
I'm guessing because Archos simply say mpeg support and don't specifically list divx on their website that people guess it is not supported
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|Fri, 04-26-2013 - 6:54am
What's going on this weekend?
Anyone guess ball games for me? You are right.
DD has a softball round robin tournament this weekend. We have two games tonight and then two games tomorrow. She has to be there at 5:30 tonight. We should be home around 10:00. I'll try to get us fed decently before the game. My plan is fish. I have some frozen cod in the freezer. I can thaw that out quickly. She and I can have baked fish, minute rice, and salads on the table pretty quick once we get home from work/school.
Tomorrow of course DD and DS play at the same time. And again I'll have to miss his game for hers. We'll be at her park from about 10:00- 4:00.
Before I leave for the game I need to prep some jalapeno cheese grits. As soon as I get home I need to bake them. That dish takes about an hour to cook. I have to be at work by 6:00. We are having our annual cook-out before we have to work the Prom. I'll work 7-midnight.
On Sunday I'll have to miss church for softball again. Last week I did go to my adult Sunday School class. It had been a while since I went and I enjoyed it.
Softball practice will run 3 hours again and DS's rained out game from Wednesday will be played that afternoon. I am going to push hard to get the ex to take DD to softball so I can watch his game.
Somewhere in there I have to find time to do laundry, go to the grocery, and clean the house. There just aren't enough hours in the day.
|Fri, 04-26-2013 - 7:13am
Im working ALL weekend.... was off on sunday, but boss switched a shift so I could be off on monday instead because of the ultrasound... but thats been changed to today! so wont have to go anywhere on monday! yay!
|Fri, 04-26-2013 - 7:43am
Well Mel don't feel too bad. I am working this weekend also. Just Saturday but still. It sure does cut into my "free time" for Saturday & Sunday.
|Fri, 04-26-2013 - 8:32am
Today, dad and Philip went to Ohio to Jan and Marilyns, I am going to clean the house and do up laundry.
Tomorrow I have to take Jeffrey to get his hair cut. Other then that, there are no plans for us for the rest of the weekend!
|Fri, 04-26-2013 - 8:43am
Tonight Nat is going to a friend's house and she'll be home about 10.
Saturday we're going over to my sister's house for supper. My niece's birthday was Thursday and her party is Sunday but we can't make it, so we're going over to visit and give her her present.
Sunday we have First Communion for my nephew on DH's side. Church isn't until noon and then we'll go back to their house for lunch, presents, etc after, so that will take up most of the day.
|Sun, 04-28-2013 - 5:57pm
I didn't have much planned this week-end which was great.
Friday night me and the girls (and kids) went to Tia Helita's for supper. Then I brought the kids back to my house while the girls went shopping for a dress & suit for Luke & PResley for ERica's wedding. They are the 2nd pair of ring bearer and flower girl.. the other pair are older. Erica wasn't particular about what they wear, just an ivory dress for Pres and a black suit w/ivory shirt for Luke.
THey couldn't find much so they decided to check out a 2nd hand shop... they found a perfect dress for Presley for $9.00!! It is adorable on her.
Saturday morning we had family breakfast. Amber wanted to spend the morning with Nick since he had to work 2nd shift Saturday so she and the kids stayed home. It was kind of nice because we all (my parents, ash, sheryl, me and my hubby, who normally does not go) had a good time.
Around 2:30 Amber called to see if I would watch PResley while she took Luke for a hair cut and got groceries. Afterwards, they brought Luke back and I watch them both while the girls went to see 42 ... i cannot remember if it's 42 or 24.. but it's the Jackie Robinson movie. Then they came back and Amber stayed a while but went home around 9:30pm and I went to bed.
TOday has been a lazy day... I cooked a new recipe but it wasn't much of a hit... so I packed it up to take to my parents, I hope they like it. I also cleaned the kitchen, did the dishes, cleaned the living room and made out my menu & grocery list which I will probaby go tomorrow evening and buy.
Just relaxing now catching up here until it's time to go to bed. Very boring week-end... lol


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The effectiveness and potential of asynchronous online courses hinge on sustained, purposeful interaction. And while many factors affecting interaction have been uncovered by prior literature, there are few accounts of the relative importance of these factors when studied in the same online course. In this paper, we develop a literature-informed model of six predictors on the likelihood that a note receives a reply. We corroborate earlier findings (such as the impact of the date that the note was posted), but also obtain one contradictory result (that reading ease does not appear to be a significant predictor). We offer hypotheses for our findings, suggest future directions for this type of research, and offer educational implications.


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A miniature steam railway, the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway starts at the beautiful coastal village of Ravenglass and travels through one of the most tranquil valleys in the Lake District, Eskdale. Affectionately known as "La'al Ratty", the railway was first built in 1875 and was saved from ruin in the 1960s. It travels on a single track for most of the route, from which you can almost touch the trees and stone walls as you rattle along. With glimpses of some of the highest mountains in England, you can view the stunning scenery from open or closed apartments. From each of the stations (one of which is the upturned hull of a rowing boat) you can take a short stroll to intriguingly named places such as Giggle Alley (with a Japanese garden), head to higher and longer walks and climbs if you are feeling energetic, or simply enjoy the lovely food in the cafés and family-friendly pubs at the end of the line.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Wisconsin Republicans have defeated a tea party-backed resolution demanding legislators pass bills affirming the state's right to secede from the union and nullifying federal laws.
Delegates gathered the party's state convention in Milwaukee on Saturday voted on a voice vote to strip the secession language from the resolution and then voted on another voice vote the entire measure down.
The GOP's ultra-conservative wing in southeastern Wisconsin's 6th congressional district drew up the resolution. Republican leaders tried to downplay it, including Gov. Scott Walker. He has said most GOP officials in Wisconsin don't agree with it. Wisconsin Republican Party Executive Director Joe Fadness predicted the resolution would fail and 50 Assembly Republicans sent a letter to all delegates urging them to reject the resolution.
Posted Friday, May 2, 2014 --- 10:18 a.m.
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Assembly Republicans are urging delegates at the GOP state convention to reject a tea party-backed resolution calling on lawmakers to affirm Wisconsin's right to secede.
Fifty of the Assembly's 69 Republicans, including Speaker Robin Vos and Rep. John Nygren, co-chairman of the powerful Joint Finance Committee, sent a letter Friday to delegates calling the resolution a worthless distraction. The letter goes on to call the secessionist movement giving up on the American idea and asks how different the world would be today if Republican President Abraham Lincoln had allowed the southern states to leave the union. The letter adds that Republicans can't win elections on a platform that includes secession.
Delegates are expected to vote on whether to adopt the resolution during the convention in Milwaukee on Saturday.
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Director: Violeta Ayala, Daniel Fallshaw
What began as an unassuming documentary has taken on the fate of a cause célèbre.
Initially begun as a film about family reunion in a western Saharan refugee camp, the production suddenly takes a complete twist into an expose of slavery. This film will spark debate, not only about the issues, but also about the process of documentary filmmaking, particularly since the protagonist has now denounced the film.
With all the intrigue of a tense political thriller the filmmaker's investigations become a game of cat and mouse as they are eventually forced to flee the region and bury their camera tapes in the desert. You won't want to miss the extended question and answer session at the conclusion of this screening.


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"Today's Empire Center Report on education pensions is a reminder of one of this state's great shames: Even if you are caught red handed stealing from taxpayers, you are still guaranteed your taxpayer funded retirement. Disgraced former Roslyn School Superintendent Frank Tassone Jr. was convicted of a serious felony for taking part in a $11 million looting of his community's taxpayers and their children.
"Despite this, Mr. Tassone still receives a pension of $174,035, and was ranked 33rd in the report. I have introduced legislation, (S.6823A/A9960A), to create a taxpayer abuse assessment that would ensure we no longer fund the lifestyles of public servants who abuse the public trust. I believe this very important measure should be brought to a vote as soon as possible."
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I am newly diagnosed with celiac disease, and live in American Samoa. I just visited my local grocery store with an eye for gluten-free items for the first time. They had three gluten-free flours available: sweet rice (white), acorn, and mung bean. I can't find acorn or mung bean flours in any recipe or posting anywhere. Has anyone else ever come across these flours? What can I do with them? Thanks in advance for the advice.
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Walmart Canada lays off 210 employees at head office, field management
Updated at 07:18 - MISSISSAUGA - Walmart Canada has laid off 210 people, most at its head office in Mississauga, Ont., just west of Toronto.
Updated at 07:18 - MISSISSAUGA - Walmart Canada has laid off 210 people, most at its head office in Mississauga, Ont., just west of Toronto.
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The Silicon Alley-based design platform InVision brings its haul to $33 million in eight months. It will use the money to expand its services.
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The first thing I was taught on my first day at my very first job was how to count change. My boss emphasized that every single customer who paid in cash had to have their change counted back to them. Of course, being a conscientious employee I did so for all of the four years I worked there, and I can't tell you how many people complimented me on being able to do so. The supermarket in our town didn't teach its cashiers to count change, so our small grocery store stood out because of it. And of course, when we had power outages which could last for hours we could carry on as usual, tallying up the customers totals by hand with pencil and paper, and counting the change like we always did.
Our customers appreciated it, because it reassured them that they were being given the correct change and not trying to rip them off. Our till was also an old one, which displayed totals but not the change due, so counting change was the easiest way to double check our own counting. Leaning to count change made me more confident with handling money, and faster at counting out change when the time came to count out the till at the end of the day.
Unfortunately, counting change seems to be a dying skill, with fewer and fewer people knowing how to do it. This seems like a shame to me, because even if you rarely have to use it, simply learning the skill can improve your confidence with basic arithmetic and with cash handling. As a bonus, once you've learned how to count change properly, you'll immediately be able to sork out if you've been short changed in a shop!
As for how to actually count change, simply start counting with the lowest value coin, and place the coins and notes one at a time in the customer hand. (One thing I often had customers say to me was that they liked having change counted rather than being "dumped" into their hand.)
Say a customer spends $14.15 and gives you a twenty dollar bill. Say "That's $14.15" hand them a dime, "that makes it $14.25", then three quarters, "makes "$15.00" and finally a five dollar note "and five makes it twenty dollars." I have demonstrated with American currency, but the same principle applies, matter which denomination coins you have.
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More than 100 people crowded a room at the Chattanooga Convention Center on Tuesday to talk about using a largely untried fuel in local nuclear reactors to help keep plutonium out of the hands of terrorists.
Both Sequoyah and Watts Bar had unplanned reactor shutdowns last month.
Local residents will have an opportunity Tuesday to tell federal officials what they think about using MOX fuel in TVA nuclear plants in Soddy-Daisy and in Athens, Ala.
Public clamor over a recommendation of probation for the man caught by hidden camera beating a Tennessee walking horse has led federal prosecutors to file a 16-page explanation that points out sentencing limitations in the federal Horse Protection Act.
The students' questions for Alexandra Cousteau began with a focus on her exotic global travels, but her answers led them back to their own backyards and the Tennessee River.
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. — The big red stallion named I'm Copperfield was a clear crowd favorite Saturday night at the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration.
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. — The big red stallion named I'm Copperfield was a clear crowd favorite Saturday night at the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration.
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. — The granddaddy of Tennessee walking horse shows drew to a rocky close Saturday, but the winners and losers of a two-week mud-slinging contest over the state's high-stepping icon are far from decided.
WARTRACE, Tenn. — Tiny Wartrace long has been known as the cradle of the Tennessee walking horse industry.
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. — At the 2012 Tennessee Walking Horse Celebration, Billie Nipper's horse paintings stole the show.
Mike Walden came by his love of horses honestly, taking easy steps behind his father, who founded Chattanooga Police Department's horse patrol decades ago with donated Tennessee walking horses.
The Humane Society of the United States is kicking back at Tennessee walking horse industry criticism of its effort to end soring.
Coby the cougar collapsed and died Tuesday afternoon at the Chattanooga Zoo of as-yet unknown causes.
Coby the cougar collapsed and died Tuesday afternoon around closing time.
Horse lovers in Shelbyville, Tenn., are reeling from empty stands and thinning numbers of horses in the arena in the final week of the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration.
The Tennessee walking horse industry has come out swinging a "big lick" at the Humane Society of the United States for what one horse reform group insinuates is exploitation for fundraising.
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. — The horses aren't just walking.
Zachary Swafford, of Pikeville, Tenn., was 8 days old when he attended his first Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration.
Region is steeped in blue and gray Civil War history
In three days, when the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration begins its 11-day run, audiences will be looking at a Southern way of life under fire.
A day after TVA's chief executive said he is stepping down, U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., warned Friday that the board that will pick a new TVA head includes too many directors without corporate experience or the financial skills to oversee a complex agency like TVA.
At the end of a TVA board meeting that began with more than 30 unhappy people complaining about tree cutting, nuclear costs, not enough energy efficiency and new recreation fees, the utility CEO Tom Kilgore quietly announced his resignation.
Tom Kilgore today announced he will retire in four to six months.
TVA's board today approved a new $11.2 billion budget with no recommended rate increase.
One after another, at least 37 people addressed the TVA board this morning in Knoxville — most to complain.
TVA's Browns Ferry has received more safety flags from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Although TVA has excavated more than 1.6 million cubic yards of coal ash from the Emory and Clinch river area, the utility and EPA are looking at ways to handle another 500,000 cubic yards of ash that remain underwater in the Emory, Clinch and Tennessee rivers.
A leak of ammonia water at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant in Spring City, Tenn., prompted TVA to file a notice of an unusual event Friday to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Although TVA has excavated more than 1.6 million cubic yards of coal ash from the Emory and Clinch river area, the utility and EPA are looking at ways to handle another 500,000 cubic yards of ash that remains under water in the Emory, Clinch and Tennessee rivers.
A leak of ammonia-treated water at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant in Spring City prompted TVA to have to file a notice of an unusual event today to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
TVA's pumped storage facility on Raccoon Mountain hasn't worked since March, the result of four cracked rotors.
As Velsicol places a dirt cap on its groundwater-polluted vacant plant site in Alton Park, community leaders voiced concern about more than a mile of plastic piping stretching around the rear of the former chemical plant site.
John Mays, charged with violations of the Horse Protection Act in connection with soring horses with trainer Jackie McConnell, was sentenced Monday to four months of "time served" in jail and ordered to write a newspaper article about soring.
Just over 40 years ago, Chattanooga had the nation's "dirtiest" air.
Color offers kaleidoscopic drives and cruises
One Republican incumbent lost his state House of Representatives seat, but three others will keep theirs, at least until November.
For the first time in 12 years, Hamilton County residents had a choice for assessor of property, and they used the opportunity to re-elect incumbent Bill Bennett to a fifth term.
For the first time in 12 years, Hamilton County residents had a choice for assessor of property, and they used the opportunity to re-elect incumbent Bill Bennett for a fifth term.
On Wednesday evening, the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration's industry inspector group came out swinging at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's effort to decertify SHOW — Sound Horses, Honest Judging, Objective Inspections, Winning Fairly.
The question of whether federal horse show regulators will reject the inspector group that oversees the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration appears headed for a showdown.
With the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration less than a month away, federal animal regulators are moving to decertify five of the 12 horse industry organizations that are supposed to help them inspect for abuse.
TVA officials told nuclear regulators Wednesday that they continue to try to get things right at Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant in North Alabama.
TVA was taking the pre-emptive route Tuesday when it released a set of talking points about its part in preparing an environmental impact statement on the use of MOX fuel made from surplus nuclear weapons to power Sequoyah and Browns Ferry nuclear plants.
Highland Park's very history is built around water.
Chattanoogans aren't alone in facing sewer rate increases to pay for federally mandated improvements.
A $250 million price tag for sewer repairs is a big pill to swallow.
A $250 million bill now looms for anyone who uses the Chattanooga sewer system, and they will have 15 years to pay it.
Chattanooga must pay a $476,400 civil penalty, on top of making $250 million in improvements to its sewer system and implementing an $800,000 green infrastructure plan and stream restoration project in the next 15 years.
Jim Brown, a founding member 31 years ago of the Tennessee River Gorge Trust, has announced his intention to retire as the trust's executive director in the coming year.
A federal order that could cost Chattanooga hundreds of millions of dollars for sewer fixes will be made public this week.


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Prep: 35 min.
8 cups fresh baby spinach
1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced
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As a volunteer police officer in this northwestern Arizona city, Harley Pettit saw young people get in trouble for everything from drugs and alcohol to vandalism. In a small community with not a lot to do, he said, the last thing young people need is another way to get into trouble.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Gov. Charlie Crist has named a Tampa lawyer and a West Palm Beach city official as Florida utility regulators.
Crist on Tuesday announced the appointments of attorney Julie Brown and Eduardo Balbis, an assistant city administrator, to the Public Service Commission.
Balbis will be the five-member commission's only Hispanic member when he and Brown take office in January. Crist recently appointed two black members to what had been an all-white commission earlier this year.
Brown and Balbis replace Chairwoman Nancy Argenziano and Commissioner Nathan Skop. A nominating panel had refused to consider them for reappointment after they voted against major rate increases for Florida's two biggest power companies.


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Manchester United winger Ashley Young has spoken of the inherent belief that still runs through the Reds' dressing room despite a difficult start to 2014.
The champions got back to winning ways on Tuesday via a 2-0 home win over Cardiff City, however Young moved to quell any suggestion that the players had lost confidence in themselves.
"We always have that belief and there has never been a time when we don't believe," Young told ManUtd.com and PA Sport. "Even when a lot of people have written us off, they are doing it even now, we never have. We always believe - I don't know anybody who is working at the club from the staff to the players that is resting on their laurels."
The England international added that it was his hope that the midweek result against the Welsh outfit would prove the catalyst for an upsurge in form.
"We take each game as it comes and we're hoping to build on Tuesday's performance. We want to get some momentum going into the last part of the season," he added. "After last week [losing to Sunderland in the Capital One Cup] it was important to get back to winning ways. We want to start looking up the league, looking at the teams above us and start climbing back up the table to where we know we can be. Until it is mathematically impossible, we won't count ourselves out."
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anytime between 1:30-3:30 and receive unlimited access to the maze!!!
Open to ALL students, Siblings, Staff and faculty! See you Saturday at LAZERMAZE!!!!
February 22-24 is the time to bring your brothers/sisters to campus and show them a good time! Want to see your siblings? Bring them to campus where they can experience a taste of college life!
Weekend Activities:
Friday, February 22
Dinner on your own
7-9pm, Ice Cream Social @ Lion's Den
Saturday, February 23
6am, Springfield Road Trip
Breakfast/Lunch on your own
1:30-3:30pm, Lazer Maze @ Cherryvale Mall
5pm, Build-a-Bear @ Lion's Den
6pm, Dinner & Movie @ Lion's Den
9pm, "Adult Movie" @ Lion's Den
Sunday, February 24
Brunch @ Burpee Cafe
- ALL STUDENTS ARE INVITED with or without siblings
- Register before 4pm on Thursday, February 21 - email firstname.lastname@example.com
Include the following info: Name of student, name/ages of siblings, events wanting to attend, and contact number
- ALL events are FREE to students and siblings.
(Springfield trip requires a $10 deposit which will be returned the day of the trip!)
Questions? Ask Josh (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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