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- Developer: TT Games
- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Genre: Action Adventure Modern
- Release Date: Jun 19, 2012
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
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Answer from: ben scammon
You have to beat the game,
Answer from: Flashingrage
Lightning Flash, you have to find the mini-kit, or a code. I don't know the mission that his mini-kit is in though. By the way, once you find his mini-kit you have to buy it.
Answer from: Axocon
On the last level melt away the joker-bot's eyes with heat vision
Answer from: thedude409
At the final battle, you need you and your partner need to both grapple on to a big red door with bars, it kinda looks like a giant jail cell. than jump in to it and get the mini-kit. that's how i got him
Answer from: Lex luther
On the last level not on the justice league use green lantan on the sillver thing on the bottom left.
Answer from: grant
What is the code for the flash
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You have to beat story mode on the last level Heros unite/final battle after the Joker Bot falls off of Wayne Tower and you beat The Joker The Joker Bot hits the ground and then you get to play as Flash and then after you beat the game you get Flash in your guy inventory.
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On the final level (not leage of justice) Joker bot has golden eyes so melt them using superman, general zod and get the mini-kit. Thats how to get Flash
Answer from: Rahsarn_18
On psvita in the final battle there is ths joker statue with golden eyes use superman, cyborg, manhunter or genalzod to use heat vison and get the minkit
Answer from: Quinton282
On the last level melt the gold eyes on jokers face and that's how I got him
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In the Final Battle (Story mode or Freeplay mode) use Heat Vision to melt away at the mega robot eyes in the middle up the front and if that doesn't work use green lantern to break the mouth underneath AS WELL.
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In "To Kill a Mockingbird" what does Mr.Nathan Radley know about the intruders in his garden?
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The book doesn't indicate that Mr. Nathan Radley knows anything about the kids being in the garden-he fired a shot into the yard because he heard a noise, but didn't know it was them. Rather, it seems to indicate that it is Arthur Radley, or "Boo" that knows about it. After the kids sneak into the Radley yard to take a peek into the windows, the hovering shadow freaks them out and they dash out of there, going through the garden. Jem's pants get caught on the fence and come off as he struggles to escape. Later, for fear of Nathan Radley discovering the pants and telling Atticus about the event, Jem goes back to get the pants. He discovers them "folded across the fence...like they were expectin' me...and something else-...they'd been sewed up...all crooked." So his pants were mended (not very well) and waiting for him. This, based on previous descriptions of Mr. Nathan Radley as "the meanest man God ever blew breath into" and being willing to shoot anything in his yard that moved, would not be something that Nathan Radley would do. Rather, it is Boo, who has been developing an indirect friendship with the children for some time now. Gratefully, Nathan Radley knew nothing-at least that we know of-and rather it is the amiable Boo that knows about the event.
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A 20-month-old boy was at Comer Children's Hospital Friday, critically injured with burns to his head, face and chest.
The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services is investigating the case, said agency spokeswoman Veronica Resa.
The injuries occurred about 7:45 p.m. Thursday in an apartment at East 69th Street and South Cornell Avenue, Chicago Police said.
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YOUNG jobseekers in Uttoxeter could risk having their benefits cut unless they pursue further education.
The plan, unveiled by Labour leader Ed Miliband, will mean that young adults aged between 18 and 21 will no longer qualify to receive jobseeker's allowance (JSA) or income support if they have qualifications below level 3.
Under the new proposals, jobseekers in the 18 to 21 age bracket will instead be entitled to a 'youth allowance' to encourage them with their education.
The new benefit gives the same amount of money to the jobseeker as the previous allowance, but the recipient must be receiving training for work or in further education to qualify.
Anyone wishing to claim the new allowance would also only be considered if their parents' income added up to less than £42,000 a year.
This is under Labour's presumption that 18 to 21-year-olds who are not yet in employment would be supported by their parents.
The proposal aims to encourage young people to find work by acquiring the skills and training needed that may be necessary for the job.
It is also the hope that businesses in East Staffordshire and across the country would be more likely to employ young people with less experience if they were receiving the allowance.
The new proposals, which have been issued by the Labour party, read: "Our goal should be for all young people to be earning or learning, with none allowed to remain NEET (not in employment, education or training) for long periods."
Commenting on Ed Miliband's speech at the 'Condition of Britain' report launch, Chris Plant, director of Burton and District Chamber of Commerce which covers Uttoxeter, said youth training allowance proposals could help tackle confidence gap for youths trying to gain employment.
He told the Post and Times: "Giving 18 to 21 year olds training allowances rather than unemployment benefits will be an attractive idea to many in the business community, who express concern that young people often don't have the right skills to succeed in the world of work.
"The acid test will be whether these proposals help to address the confidence gap between businesses and young people.
"As our own Skills Manifesto has shown, companies aren't confident when recruiting school-leavers and young people feel that businesses don't give them a chance.
"If a new training-focused Youth Allowance can help tackle the confidence gap between young people and firms, it could receive real support from companies across the UK."


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The Present Situation Index component was up, reaching 66.7 in May 2013 from 61.0 in April 2013. The Expectations Index component was up, reaching 82.4, from 74.3 in April 2013.
Lynn Franco, Director of Economic Indicators at The Conference Board, pointed out that Consumer Confidence his at its highest level since February 2008, when it reached 76.4.
"Consumers' assessment of current business and labor-market conditions was more positive and they were considerably more upbeat about future economic and job prospects," Franco said. "Back-to-back monthly gains suggest that consumer confidence is on the mend and may be regaining the traction it lost due to the fiscal cliff, payroll-tax hike, and sequester."
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The Sherwin-Williams Company posted solid gains in sales and net income in the second quarter, led by sales to the professional market for home repainting and stronger industrial maintenance activity, the company said.
Sales for the quarter were $2.1 billion, up 10% from the second quarter of 2009, while net income rose 15%, to $181.7 million. For the first half, sales were $3.7 billion, a 6% increase from the first half of 2009, while first-half net income rose nearly 10%, to $214.3 million. In addition to stronger volumes, sales benefited from favorable currency translations, which added 1.3% to second-quarter sales and 1.9% to first-half sales, the company said. Acquisitions accounted for a sales gain of 1.9% for the quarter and 1.1% for the first half.
The company said stronger sales in its sprawling Paint Stores business segment were the result of "improving domestic architectural paint sales primarily to residential repaint contractors and improving industrial maintenance product sales." Sales for the Consumer Group segment also registered significant increases, "due primarily to improving demand at some of the segment's retail, industrial and institutional customers," the company said.
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When it comes to deciding whether to buy high-end clothing versus lower-end, today is perhaps the best time ever to err on the lower side. There are just too many amazing options on the "lower end" not to do so. I put "lower end" in quotes because it's almost difficult to apply that label to most of the amazing and affordable garments that are out there today. In addition, in this Facebook era where everyone posts pictures from every event and party attended, most women hate being seen in the same outfit at a different event. The price of lower-end fashion allows you to have so many options to avoid this.
If you're a businesswoman and need to dress up in suits, you may opt to take it a notch higher and buy higher-end clothing. You're investing in yourself and presentation matters. However, you can still find great, quality clothing that is somewhere in the middle (especially during sales) from Theory, Banana Republic or New York & Company. If you're a college girl just starting out in the work world, you will want to buy classic pieces from these places when you can afford them. In the meantime, you can do fill-ins from less pricey places like Express and H&M.
I happen to think H&M is one of the most incredible places to shop. You can find all of your trendy, cute, sexy, fun stuff for cheap and look like you're wearing something expensive. My publicist lives at H&M and he dresses impeccably. You would never know he wasn't wearing Armani! Last Christmas, I went to H&M, and found these cute moccasins for $19. Mocs are trendy and will only be in for one season -- two at the most. That's why I don't want to invest in them, which makes H&M one of the perfect places to get what you need. It's all in how you wear it. Forever 21, Gap and Express also have amazing and cute outfits and accessories.
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No longer working at University of Phoenix, I had some much-needed time on my hands. With a little more than one year remaining to achieve my goal of visiting all 50 states by the end of 2012, I figured now would be the opportune time to cross another one off the list. I imagined North Dakota to be nothing but boring prairies and flatlands, and I could not find any real convincing literature on what to do do while there. Armed with nothing but a tent and a few bucks, I hit the road with low expectations. I would later realize that having low expectations would turn out to make one hell of a trip.
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What's that sound? Your ovaries exploding. Behold Sloane, who is 4 months old, lives in New York City, and enjoys dressing up as a gnome. (I thought this was a boy, but Amelia says it's a girl.) According to Ohdeedoh, Sloane appears to be part of an epidemic sweeping baby land in which cute babies are being dressed up as garden gnomes. Sloane's mom made this outfit by hand, which is pretty darling. Who knows how long it will be before the hipsters pick up on this trend and gnomes roam Williamsburg? [Ohdeedoh]
Babies Dressed As Gnomes
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Coastal Energy Announces Update
HOUSTON, Dec. 10, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Coastal Energy Company (the "Company" or "Coastal Energy") (TSX:CEN) (AIM:CEO), an independent exploration and production company with assets in Thailand, today provided an update of its operations.
Second Rig Arrives on Location
The Atwood Manta has arrived on location at the Bua Ban North B field and is currently rigging up. The Company plans to drill eight development and appraisal wells at Bua Ban North with the Manta. Following completion of these eight wells, the Company plans to mobilize the Manta to the KBM cluster offshore Malaysia in early Q213 to begin appraisal drilling there.Pilot Offshore Fracturing Program The Company has recently tested hydraulic fracturing ("fraccing") with a three stage fracturing program in the Lower Oligocene in the Bua Ban South A-01 well. All three zones which were fracced have flowed back oil naturally during cleanup. The well will be completed with an electric submersible pump (ESP) for longer term production testing. The fraccing program will now continue on the Bua Ban South A-03ST#1. Randy Bartley, President & CEO of Coastal Energy, commented: "We continue to be pleased with our operational results and achievements during the year. We are now looking forward to accelerating the 2013 development and appraisal drilling campaign with our second rig. The addition of this second rig will permit us to grow production while continuing to exploit our substantial prospect inventory in parallel. The company's production currently is averaging over 24,000 boepd (22,000 bopd offshore and 2,300 boepd onshore). "Additionally, the initial results from the pilot fraccing program are very encouraging. The initial natural flowback rates during cleanup exceeded 800 bbl/d in aggregate. We expect that we will be able to further refine the fraccing methodology to be able to unlock the full resource potential in the lower porosity and permeability sands in the Songkhla basin."
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Knoxville (WLVT) - Some of the faithful in Knoxville have gathered at St. James Episcopal church Tuesday to hold a vigil for Phillip Workman and speak out against the death penalty. They're joined by others throughout the state participating in similar events in Nashville, Memphis, and Chattanooga.
They may be small in number, but they're big in prayer.
"Life is a sacred gift. It's a gift to human and all beings on the earth and creation and I believe in the sacredness of life," Mary Lentsch says.
Just slightly more than ten people sat in the pews for tonight's vigil at St. James Episcopal Church.
"Tonight is about who we want to be as citizens of the state of Tennessee. Do we want to be a state that carries out executions?" Erik Johnson says.
Convicted cop-killer Phillip Workman's scheduled to die by lethal injection at 2:00 Wednesday morning.
The faithful gathered to pray, remember, and speak out against the death penalty.
"We believe in the power of prayer. We believe that there's a force greater than the force of violence--the power of love through changing people's hearts," Johnson says.
They say no matter the crime...
"No justification for taking a human person's life," Johnson continues.
Workman's convicted of killing memphis police officer Ronald Oliver in 1981.
Now more than 20 years later...prayers are lifted for him throughout Tennessee.
"Our prayers and our hopes are united across the state tonight. We're not alone here...in Memphis, and Nashville the people are gathering," Johnson continues.
Gathering to be with one another as another life is scheduled to be taken.
And death, vigil goers say, will only mean more sadness.
"Tonight, if this execution takes place then all of the friends of the supporters will have broken hearts to see another life taken," Mary Lentsch says.
Now all they can do is pray for clemency from Governor Bredesen.
Those at the vigil also read the names of the 103 inmates on death row in Tennessee. They say even after they leave the church, they'll continue to pray into the night that Governor Bredesen will issue clemency for Workman.
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The British government has announced a public inquiry into the death of Alexander Litvinenko, the Russian dissident who was poisoned in London with radioactive tea in 2006.
Home Secretary Theresa May, the interior minister, made the announcement to parliament, adding: "I very much hope that this inquiry will be of some comfort to his widow."
The decision, announced by Home Secretary Theresa May on Tuesday, means investigators can look into whether the Russian state played a role in the death of Litvinenko.
The announcement of the inquiry comes at a time of rising tensions with Russia over its role in Ukraine.
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Britain's High Court ruled earlier this year that the government had to reconsider its decision not to hold an inquiry.
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So call me Acrobaby
What are dreary Sundays for if not to applaud your own progeny's wicked feats (and treat yourself to a high five for producing such acrobatic genius)? This weekend Scout has shown Inky how to do somersaults. For a 22 month-old, I reckon this is pretty smashing. I'm particularly looking forward to her practising this routine in her cot at 3am.
Friday Cocktail Hour – Negroni
It's 5pm, bitches, and time for some cocktail action! The sun has just come out from behind a cloud and it's feeling as balmy as all Hell. Actually, that's a lie. It's still colder than a nun's tittie out there. Clearly time for some alcohol to warm the cockles of me heart.
This recipe was requested by MM reader and friend, Ange. Listen up, young thing!
30 ml Gin
30 ml Vermouth Rosso (that means Red in Italian, you know)
30 ml Campari
Stir into glass over ice. Add a bit of orange peel and voila!
Oooh, upchuck. I didn't realise it had Campari in it. A good thing I already have a bottle of sparkling shiraz open. Hic.
Babies and the Broken Brain. Part 1 – Kimberley
This is Part 1 of a series of stories of mums with "broken brains".
Anyone who knew me in 2009 knows of my altercation with a 3mm aneurysm in my frontal lobe (aka Hurricane Annie). It decided to shit itself all through my subarachnoid space one sultry February day whilst shopping at Bunnings. I always thought Bunnings' range was extensive, but never realised it could literally blow your brain. Lesson learnt.
The ambos carted me off to the Royal Melbourne Hospital where they suspected I had either meningitis or a really fucking bad migraine. I have an alarmingly good memory of the time before they got me to Hospital – the sensation of knowing I was about to pass out, coming to on a Bunnings pallet with a circle of concerned patrons looking down at me (and the look of disappointment when they realised I was not on the cut-price bin), being wheeled down the aisles to the loading dock to wait for the ambulance, the intense neck pain and stiffness, me puking in a bucket whilst barking instructions on how to get someone, ANYONE, to collect my daughter from creche.
The memory of the first couple of days at the hospital, not so much. I had a craniotomy 18 hours after I got to Emergency (my neuro did a most excellent number on my scalp wound – you can't see the scar beneath the hairline), and apparently as I was being wheeled to theatre I said to Husband, "See you on the other side. Or not." I have no memory of any of this, so truly, Husband could have told me anything, just for shits and giggles, and I would have believed him.
I spent 12 days in the High Dependency Unit. 12 of the weirdest, and most painful, days of my life.
It took about 3 months of pain before the fog cleared. I watched my 3 year old daughter stay very close to me in that time and every single day I thank fuck I survived to see her grow into a beautiful, saucer-eyed beacon of joy. Of course I saw it before the aneurysm, but every morning, she delivered her unique brand of comedy to me, in the way that only someone purely innocent can. I never thought I would be able to have another baby.
About 10 months later, Husband and I talked about having another child, and I was a teensy bit terrified (read, shitting my pants in a most terrible way). I had pretty much talked myself out of it. Could I even physically carry and deliver another baby? What if I had another aneurysm? What if the one I had, although clipped, re-bled? I was so thoroughly grateful to have one child I didn't want to risk dying in the pursuit of another.
We went to see a high-risk obstetrician who said, "Should be fine. Recommend a C-section at 36 weeks, though." Turned to my neurosurgeon who said, "Should be fine. Aneurysm's clipped. Off you trot." All other accounts about having a baby after a burst aneurysm, though (acquired from the tome of intellectual infallibility that is Google), warned "Nooooooo. No bebbies! And if you do get a bebby, all hail Caesar!" Or something like that. Google is terribly cryptic.
Certainly, there is a trend in the U.S to prescribe C-sections for aneurysm survivors. I don't know if this is a litigation issue or a genuine medical mandate for U.S practitioners, but I didn't come up against this view at all, with the exception of the first obstetrician. The OBs at the Mercy Hospital were pretty adamant that I should give birth naturally with a ventouse, or as natural as a 9 pound porker being sucked out of your pootang by a plunger gets. The anaesthetist (oh fucking word, as hard to write as it is to say) ordered an early epidural, though, to bring down my blood pressure during delivery.
The frustrating thing is that there is so little information out there for women in my situation. Relatively speaking, few people (roughly 40%) survive a burst aneurysm at all, let alone go on to have a baby after a haemorrhage. That's not a lot. There's very little in actual medical literature (not Google, ahem) that lay out the exact risks of bearing a child after such an event. There are as many answers are there are survivors. Whether you have an aneurysm surgically clipped (more invasive, but also more permanent) or an endovascular coil (less intrusive, but more likely to re-bleed), the size and location of the aneurysm, whether high blood pressure caused the aneurysm to blow in the first place, how many risk factors you have, these are all variables that might guide advice around the safety of getting up the duff but there are NO clear answers. No-one can tell you for sure that it will be safe.
My neurosurgeon had no insight into what caused my aneurysm to blow. The annie itself was reasonably small, anything less than 5mm is very unlikely to burst; I have no family history of them, my blood pressure is low; I'm not a smoker; I'm not sure if being a potty-mouth is a risk factor. It was a freak of nature. Much like Miranda Kerr.
What I did realise though, is that there are NO clear answers. There are no clear answers for anything in life. You cannot ask yourself at the beginning of the day "Will I get hit by a car this afternoon" and know the answer. And you cannot live your life breathing through an iron lung of fear.
So I did get up the duff. I had an uneventful pregnancy. A 2 hour labour. There was no time for my "early epidural". If I hadn't trotted in to the Mercy when I did, Inky would have been born in the car (hey, what's a bit of vernix on the upholstery between friends?). She probably would have died as she had inhaled meconium, had the cord wrapped around her neck and had to be revived at birth. Before she was born, no-one could tell us for sure that she would be safe during delivery – I had no idea there was even a problem in there. We were lucky that she lived. I was lucky that I lived. At the end of the day, it is all you can count on when there are no answers.
Part 2 next Thursday – Rebecca tells her amazing story of discovering an angioma when she was pregnant.
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Kid friendly Cafe Review—Marmalade and Soul, Clifton Hill
* All reviews are the opinion of Melbourne Mum, and are not sponsored.
Marmalade and Soul is handily located in an old pub on the corner of Queens Parade and Grant Street, in Fitzroy North and is a little slice of the country smack bang in the middle of the city. The atmosphere is truly wonderful. It is a cosy, retro feeling space, housing my favourite recycled chandelier in the whole world (below).
The coffee is single origin. The food is an interesting mix of traditional/modern ("tradern"), with French/British twists. I had a pulled pork ciabatta, with fennel roumelade and tarragon mustard. Really different flavours from the usual northern suburbs fare. And quite delicious. When Husband's "CLT" came out, he was horrified to discover chicken pate was the centrepiece of the dish. I rolled my eyes and kinda went "well, duh, read the menu" and I got into eye-rolling trouble. Dommies aside, once he manually removed the pate, it was a cracker of a dish. Even better, no doubt, if you like pate.
I've also had the poached beaten egg and goats cheese sauce for breakfast here. I could actually swill a huge pot of the goats cheese alone it is SO GOOD. So good. The egg was perfectly cooked too, which is my litmus test for how excellent a place is for brekkie. They so passed this.
The waiting staff are wonderful. On our first visit, the waitress commented on how well-behaved our kids were, so they either don't see all that many kids (which I doubt – there always seem to be quite a few of the whippersnapper variety here) or the kids they do see are horrors. Or we have indoctrinated our kids well into the Way of the Cafe. Clearly the wait staff have not seen young Inky descend down the bannister of her Terrible Twos. Truly, no-one needs to see that.
There is no kids menu per se and the flavours are quite adventurous (if your kids like black pudding, then you're totally set) but if you're coming here for lunch, you can always find something for them from the breakfast menu (the hungry ferrets are fairly typical Melbourne kids and are fans of the all-day breakfast). I'm not sure if it's still on the menu, but at one point Scout had a coddled egg topped with an egg warmer. Twee perhaps, but it was a hit with both the little folk and the Paton's pattern poster-child in me screaming to get out.
The best thing about it's kid-friendliness is that it is licensed. So much nicer to manage the hungry ferrets on a glass of pinot grigio.
- What was the bill?: Lunch for 4 + coffee for 2 – $65
- Where is it? Marmalade and Soul, 162 Queens Parade, Fitzroy North
- How kid-friendly is it?: 6.5/10. Kids are always welcome, but they would have to be fairly adventurous to find something to eat from the lunch menu, although the breakfast menu is more accessible. Picky kids may go hungry. No highchairs.
Trivia. A reflection.
Anyone who knows me, understands that when it comes to trivia/general knowledge, I am a voracious fact geek. My mum kicked off my obsession when I was 8 by "testing" me on capital cities while waiting at the bus stop for the school bus. I still remember most of them – I just wish they'd stop dissecting countries 'cos it gets really confusing, particularly when you get to the Balkan region. You'd think they'd have more self-restraint. Of course, having the kind of brain that soaks up random shit and then regurgitates it on request has not gotten me all that far in life, except to drive my husband nuts with my constant requests to do newspaper quizzes.
My mum went on Great Temptation and Sale of the Century when I was still at school. We got to have dinner with Tony Barber and his wife and met Victoria Nicholls (yeah, I'm that old). At school, I was always the "Girl with the Mum that went on Sale". Better than being known as the "Dork with the Arse-crack that everyone wants to Wedgie", I guess.
Then when Scout was 18 months old, I went on "Temptation" (the new and unimproved "Sale"). I won three nights and retired on the third night with a Yamaha Home Entertainment system (plus some other random stuff). I was determined to beat my mum's quiz show run of being defeated on her third night. So, yeah not competitive AT ALL. The day of filming was one of the best days of my life. I had a cold at the time so was drugged up on pseudoephidrine (can this be considered performance doping? I'm not sure.) But an overdose of adrenalin, rapid-fire questions and $5 shopping drives will do that to you. A brilliant time, but somehow I still can't get past the fact that the makeup artists on the day made me look like a manic Oompa Loompa.
But moving on.
I freaking love my kid's school community (but you already knew that, didn't you?). 300 parents and friends frocked up for a Strictly Ballroom theme at the local theatre and we would have raised an absolute bucketload for the school. Probably a big enough bucket for the ladies on our table to perform a late-night Cha-cha-chuck care of the Lindy-hooch.
There was NO infernal "Sports" round, which I was incredibly thankful for. Sport's trivia is not my forte, and I am lucky to answer a single question, unless it pertains to competitive cocktail drinking. I even learned some more random shit for my already saturated brain (answers at bottom of post):
- Where on your body is your natal cleft?
- Are Polar Bears, right-handed, left-handed or ambidextrous?
- Why did one of our team member's know the theme music to "Antiques Roadshow"?
Yes, all things that simply knowing them will get you far in life. Not.
The thing that surprised me most about the night was how uncompetitive I was (oh, except for the minor glitch where I wanted to whack three "red dots" (worth double points if you get the question right) on the theme to "Halloween", but I digress). I think since having kids, my competitive meter has dipped in favour of simply having a good time. I still love to win (who doesn't?) but I honestly didn't give a toss whether our table won or not. Gone are the days of my early teens where I was renowned for hitting tennis balls out of the court onto random cars if I didn't win (not all the time, of course, but often enough to get a reputation). I will always love knowing and learning stuff, but it's less about the outcome and more about the process (sorry, I really will stop with the cliches soon, I don't know what's gotten into me).
- It's your arse crack.
- Ambidextrous
- Buggered if I know.
It's a School, not McDonalds
I'm getting my flame-retardant vent suit on for today's opinion piece.
On Monday, I encountered this article, about an ex-student of Geelong Grammar, Rose Ashton-Weir, who, together with her mother Elizabeth, is suing the school for damages because she didn't get into her chosen field of Law.
I read the whole article, thinking, there's got to be some kind of extenuating circumstance, something that might make the law suit remotely credible. As observers, we cannot ever know exactly what is going on in a situation (certainly not as the mainstream press reports it), but I think there is a disturbing, litigious trend of suing companies/institutions/individuals for the most tenuous of reasons, out of a misplaced sense of entitlement.
This student was reportedly a clever person, ostensibly "gifted" and apparently the school did not support either her giftedness or the fact that she was struggling academically. One of the mother's alleged arguments is that, although her daughter was having difficulties with Maths, which the school was aware of, the school had placed her in a standard maths class. Um, yeah, hi, how did mother or daughter expect her to gain entry into Law if she didn't pass standard Maths?
The thought that a student (or more likely their family, as you can bet in most cases law suits aren't initiated by the child) would assume that if they waltz into a school and pay $$$, they are entitled to entry to a chosen University degree handed to them on a silver platter, makes my gut churn. It's not a $30,000 Big Mac. You can't show up, order yourself a top ENTER score and just, um, receive it. I wonder how many kids are told "You are gifted. You are brilliant. You are so clever" and they believe it to the point where they stop trying, or get exponentially despondent because their perceived intellect was not being reflected in results.
Every Australian has a right to an education. This is not a public vs. private school debate. Of course there are "good" schools, there are not so good schools, you can pay a bucket-load of money and end up a porno star (not that there's anything wrong with that – it's better than being Lara Bingle), you can pay basically $0 for a public education and be a rocket scientist, but you cannot succeed academically at either type of school if you don't put the effort in (unless you are Stephen Hawking). A school can help facilitate your learning, but it can't force it. If you don't apply yourself, you cannot expect to get the marks to gain entry to a discipline that requires, you know, discipline.
I was a bright kid, particularly in English/writing, but in Year 8, I started to slack off and got myself an attitude (what? A 14 year old with an attitude?) and stopped bothering at school. I thought "Hey, I'm smart, I don't even need to try" (in that flippant way that only teenagers can muster – I can hear myself now and my eyes are twitching). My English teacher, Mr. Murray (who had a penchant for throwing chairs across the room and splitting the very tight pants he used to wear, but that is a whole other story), the same teacher who championed me in Year 7 because I displayed such a love of the English language, gave me an "E" for my mid-year report and put me on academic probation. I didn't deserve an "E" (probably a "C") but he was sending me a very clear message – just because you are bright, does not mean you get to stop trying. You can be damn sure I got "A"s for the rest of my English days. At the time, I hated the fuck out of Mr. Murray, but I credit him for being the teacher I considered most influential, based largely on him teaching me the most valuable lesson of my entire schooling.
There is incredible value in positivity and boosting a child's self-esteem so that they are convinced they can do anything they want to, but there is also value in sending the message that they have to work their arse off to get it, even if they have an IQ of 160. Sometimes, the best way for a child to get that message is for them to fail, so they can drag themselves back up. We can't rely on teachers to be the only ones sending our kids these big messages. It is just as, if not more, important for our kids to get them at home. In the case of the Ashton-Weirs, Rose was a boarder at Geelong Grammar, so was not getting these messages "at home". I'm not a big fan of boarding schools – I don't think they can ever replace living in a home environment – but this is not an argument against them as they certainly have their place. As parents, we need to take on much of the responsibility for how our child does at school, through lessons in resilience and by encouraging them to extend their school-based learning through activities or discussions at home. Of course this is simplistic as kids can have problems, emotionally, physiologically and academically, but we cannot rely on the school to do all our work or solve all of these problems for us.
The mother is also allegedly suing Geelong Grammar for lost wages, because her daughter contracted glandular fever and had to stay with her at home. I'm not sure how this is Geelong Grammar's problem, but you've probably already worked out that I think the whole law suit is an absolute crock of steaming shit. We can't know the dynamics of the family unit, but I wonder how many parents who pay such a large sum to a school and don't get what they "expect", end up lashing out at the school. Or the teachers. Or the school chaplain. Whoever seems a suitable fall guy. But so starts the cycle of entitlement. From all accounts, the environment of Geelong Grammar was not doing it for Rose. Given she did so much better at a NSW TAFE certainly goes a fair way to support this. But surely, if a child were unhappy at a school and this, amongst other things, was affecting their grades, would you not take them out and try to work out what school is best for that child. It sucks, and there's not always an easy answer, but the knee-jerk response of taking a school to court is not it.
Geelong Grammar doesn't deserve to be sued. They probably made some mistakes, but so does every school, regardless of how "prestigious" it is. We just can't start expecting financial compensation because our kids don't get into that longed-for course. I'm going to do another self-inflicted vomit in my mouth with this little cliched gem (which I actually do believe in) – Education starts at home. Not at McDonalds. And certainly, not in the courtroom.
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Kid friendly Cafe Review—Espresso Alley, Northcote
* All reviews are the opinion of Melbourne Mum, and are not sponsored.
Espresso Alley, on the corner of Balgonie Place and Separation Street in Northcote, is awkwardly placed. The closest parking is Northcote Plaza or behind the library so when they first opened, I wondered how successful they would be.
Although clearly not privy to their accounts, they look to be doing a roaring trade. The cafe itself is a converted brick terrace (anyone know whether it used to be a residence?) and typical of other cafes in the area, the interior theme is industrial/vintage and the food is modern, with a mediterranean flavour. I usually order the salami, provolone, olive tapenade and rocket panini for lunch – it's a simple dish, but worth going back for. I have dabbled in other items, and whilst the menu is small, the flavours and textures of the dishes are all superb (sorry, channelling by wanky inner-Masterchef. Pardon me). There is no kids menu as such, but there are kid-friendly options such as the ham and havarti toasties and the fruit salad with honey and yogurt. I don't actually think Inky would care if they had any food for her, as long as they keep the babycinos coming.
The coffee is beautiful. I often go in to have ONE coffee and end up ordering three, not because I need them (although I'm pretty sure I could justify it), but because the coffee really is magical. It is a very easy place to spend a few hours in, even with kids. No-one seems to bat an eyelid at the presence of little scampers, although my splatter-radar is set to high given it's right next to a main road.
The brainchild of Vince Colosimo and restauranteur Vince Mazzone, the "local hero" (or should that be "Street Hero"?) factor certainly hasn't hurt Espresso Alley, although I've only seen Vince once (happy to report, he is still one rather hot man).
The service is pretty efficient and wavers between very friendly and a bit snooty, depending on who you get. Snootiness doesn't bother me all that much, although I know of people who avoid places like the plague at the mere suggestion of snoot.
I think Espresso Alley is winning over the northern suburbs folks because they have followed the successful recipe of rustic, textural food, wonderful coffee, a laid-back, industrial vibe and adept service. Melbourne Mum and the hungry ferrets always feel welcome here and the cafe's approach to food and coffee can't be faulted.
- What was the bill?: Lunch for 4 + coffee for 2 – $60
- Where is it? Espresso Alley, 4 Separation Street, Northcote
- How kid-friendly is it?: 8/10. Kids are welcome and there is plenty for them to eat in spite of no separate kids menu, there are highchairs but it's BYO activities for kids (and BYO splatter radar for parents).


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THURSDAY, Jan. 26 (HealthDay News) -- The number of Americans being screened for colon, breast and cervical cancers still fall below national targets, federal health officials said Thursday.
In 2010, 72.4 percent of women were being screened for breast cancer, below the target of 81 percent, for cervical cancer it was 83 percent of women, while the target is 93 percent, and for colon cancer 58.6 percent of Americans were screened, missing the target of 70.5 percent, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"Not all Americans are getting the recommended screening for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer," said report co-author Mary C. White, branch chief of the CDC's Division of Cancer Prevention and Control. "There continue to be disparities for certain populations."
The screening rates are particularly low among Asians and Hispanics, according to the report in the Jan. 27 issue of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
Among Asians, the screening rate for breast cancer was 64.1 percent, for cervical cancer it was 75.4 percent, and for colon cancer it was 46.9 percent.
Hispanics were less likely than non-Hispanics to have screening for cervical and colon cancer (78.7 percent and 46.5 percent, respectively), the researchers found.
Screening is important, said Dr. Stephanie Bernik, chief of surgical oncology at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City.
"Screening saves lives," she said. "When you catch a cancer at a smaller size it does affect outcome."
Some people may be confused about screening, because different medical groups have different screening protocols, Bernik said.
"It's hard to get people to do screening in general. People look for any excuse not to get screened. When they see there is a controversy about when to start screening, they look at it as an opportunity to not do the test," she said.
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At the White House all speakers -- Valerie Jarrett, Secretary Sebilius, PEPFAR's Eric Goosby, and NIAID AIDS supremo Tony Fauci -- expressed obvious relief that the election was over and that ACA implementation could proceed. Agreeing but broadening the point, a diverse and motivated group of community representatives spoke for young black women, young black gay men, Latinos, researchers, and providers. They cautioned that ACA implementation would not cover the needed housing, mental health, and other essential services required to deliver high quality HIV services.
It was good to be among a group of people committed to ending AIDS. But no one from the administration mentioned drug users. The ban on federal funding of needle exchange continues. No one mentioned the urgent upcoming need to reauthorize PEPFAR or the Ryan White Care Act, which will provide vital services, especially in states which decline to provide full HIV coverage under the ACA, and to provide community support, housing, and other services unlikely to be covered by insurance exchanges.
In the United States, only 25 percent of the 1.2 million HIV positive people are on effective ART with an undetectable viral load. Only 33 percent are retained in care. Only 82 percent even know their HIV status -- a number that's much lower among young people with the virus.
We can do much better. In nine years, Massachusetts has brought down its HIV infection and AIDS death rates by over 50 percent. Hospital costs dropped steeply over the same period.
On my way out of the gathering I ran into CDC Director Tom Frieden, who helped lead New York's successful response to the HIV-associated, drug-resistant tuberculosis outbreak in the 1990s. I told him that with TB rates at a historic low in the United States, we were in danger of making the same mistakes which led to its outbreak in 1989 -- excessive funding cuts, stockouts of first- and second-line TB drugs, inadequate political attention, funding and support. "TB is close to my heart," he said. "You need to put it higher up on your agenda," I replied.
Each year Obama has been president, he's cut funding to the CDC and to the TB program.
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text: The New Ulm Park and Rec Department is offering a way to view tonight's Blue Moon as it rises over the Minnesota River Valley with a "Full Moon Over Hermann" event. The Hermann Monument in New Ulm will be open from 10am to 10pm today, giving visitors a chance to climb to the top of the monument after dark and take in the full moon. There is a $2 admission charge. A Blue Moon is the term for a second full moon in a single month, and it won't happen again until the year 2015. Tonight's Blue Moon will rise at approximately 7:37pm in New Ulm.


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Moct nightclub closing after one final bash on Saturday
Moct, the nightclub at 240 E. Pittsburgh Ave. in Walker's Point, is going out with a bang, orchestrating one last big party in its contemporary space on Saturday, before it closes its doors for good.
Nebi Torbica, who owned Moct with his brother, Sini, said they sold the business about a month ago to Guy Lamberg, who will open a restaurant called Prodigal.
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Hi! The laptop has become hot and noisy, so I decided to disassemble it (Watch in HD!)
It is worth mentioning that this laptop, unlike my HP ProBook 4710s (about which I wrote in the article How to
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I want to draw your attention to several aspects:
1) Bolts from the bottom of the lid do not removing completely, they are fixed to the lid itself (if you do not know how to
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2) Before removing upper panel, you need a blade to cut the sticker, which is in the "battery compartment";
3) If you use a vacuum cleaner, then only on the smallest capacity and not touching the board (you can touch the
transistors \ condensers \ etc.) It is better to use compressed oxygenwhich is on sale in computer stores.
Thus, the disassembling procedure looks like this:
Remove the battery -> Unscrew and remove the bottom cover -> We took out the RAM, hard disk -> disconnect the
cable, as shown in the video -> Remove the DVD-Rom -> Do not forget to put the screws "on the shelves," or boxes ->
Unscrew bolts that hold keyboard -> Picks (as shown in the video) the keyboard and remove it -> detach cables ->
unscrew 11 screws, then turn over the upper cover -> Remove the top cover -> unplug the power cord and cables ->
detach the display -> Clean the fan from "contagion" – > Putting it all back.
Of course, you can not do all these steps if you need to get only the hard drive or replace the RAM
And here are some photos:
I want to say that this Pavilion dv6 is only 10 months from date of purchase! And you can pull these pieces of dust
already… So please be careful and clean your laptops and computers!
This is my first experience of video editing!
Released video article: How to change thermal paste on your laptop. Take a look!
PS: Download the user manual of HP Pavilion dv6 Maintenance and Service Guide, a mirror (Yandex.Disk).
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Do you see what I did there? With the "some of which are important" thing? Don't you hate it when somebody makes an "important" announcement, and you're like, "I'm sure it's technically possible that a human or two on earth might find that important, but I'm struggling to imagine what they might look like, and regardless, I am not among their undoubtedly few number"?
(No? Maybe that's just me.)
Anyway, do you see how I deftly avoided that outcome by allowing YOU to determine which ones are important? Do you see what I did there?
Ahem. Let's move on.
We have updates.
If you would like to watch me screw up Facebook
I have never pretended to understand Facebook. We have never been particularly close, Facebook and I. I have, in spite of myself, amassed some friends and fans over the years, but that has mostly been without my knowledge or full understanding.
Anyway, enough people I like have told me I should give it a chance, and I have decided to be a little less bloody-minded and give it a shot. I realize my steadfast refusal to take Facebook seriously is starting to resemble an old man complaining about young people's music. My stubbornness is now boring even me.
If you would like to watch me fumble around like an idiot, make a complete fool of myself, and possibly give out free stuff later, you can do so here.
(I'm also on Twitter, which I'm not nearly so lousy at. That's because most of my Twitter feed is Jack's philosophical quotes, and it's hard to screw those up.)
If you have been looking for the vault sale
This time last year, we had 17 products, books, courses and bundles in the store. When we realized just how insane that was, we figured we'd pull a Disney and put them in the vault to streamline things a bit at Chez IttyBiz. The intention was that we would open up the vault in a year and give newbies and/or oldbies (?!) a chance to get stuff without inundating everybody all year.
For scheduling reasons, we're not going to do that, but we've had some questions about it.
If you've been looking for the Vault Sale and are bummed, you can take a look at some of the products in our back catalog here. We made a page. It's not going to win any marketing awards, but it might jog your memory.
If you are looking for the Emergency Turnaround Clinic
When we redesigned the website, the pay what you can Emergency Turnaround Clinic class banner got lost in the shuffle. Sorry, dudes.
If you are looking for it, it is here. We're working on getting it put back properly soon.
Experiments in writers' block
I am experimenting with a theory on writers' block management. Not, like, a theory theory, like relativity. More like a "One wonders if this would work and perhaps the only way for one to find out is to get over oneself and try it out like a big girl".
I'm experimenting with the idea of, instead of finding a way to beat writers' block, or cure writers' block, or end writers' block, trying to write even though I have writers' block. (Blame Dave. He lent me his Kindle and I've been getting ideas.)
Anyway, I'm going to be experimenting. A possible outcome of that experimentation is a lot of blog posts coming out. (An alternative possible outcome is me embarrassing myself, although the two are by no means mutually exclusive.)
Basically, if I write a bunch over the next little bit, it's just because I'm messing around, not because I'm launching something.
Oh, and Dave is hot and I have hair and there are kittens.
We have a new site. If you are reading this on that site, you will have established that by now. (Hi!) If you are not, Dave is hot and I have hair. (And Jack looks ridiculously cool, but that is not new information.) Also? Kittens. And other kittens.
As part of the new site, we're bringing back some old posts. If there are specific old posts that you would like us to bring back as we are bringing back old posts, please email the ninjas (firstname.lastname@example.com) or fill out the contact form here and say so. You can say "I don't remember the name but it had a pile of bunnies?" or "the pink RV one? I think it was pink, anyway…" and they will know what you mean.
So what's next?
Tomorrow we will talk about writers' block and cupcakes, and you can see me in a cowboy hat.
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Old machine was my Exchange Server(RIP in flood 03/11/2013), new Exchange Server online 06/11/2013. Teacher Station had malware infection.
CBL blacklist indicated a connection around 04/11/2013 8:50am, none since then(although infected PC could be off)
External mail today all seems ok(but still puzzled about errors in audit in the security log)
Gut feeling it's not Exchange, just a Bot somewhere in my Network, CBL also advised it's not attacking through port 25:
This was detected by a TCP/IP connection from 22.214.171.124 on port 55750 going to IP address 184.108.40.206 (the sinkhole) on port 80. .
126.96.36.199 is my external Firewall address, however this is referred in my Exchange security logs in the Event viewer with the my 126.96.36.199 as the source machine?
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Workstation Name: SRV-EXCHANGE
Source Network Address: 22.214.171.124
Source Port: 25591
Client PCs are allowed to port 25, but could ask my ISP to block this.