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Have you tried with just the following?
startBristol -jack -b3
It looks like the engine has failed to start due to the midi selection (the
default midi options are the ALSA seq so I would advise not changing that).
This causes the GUI to fail as well since the engine is not available. What
version of bristol is this? I am surprised by the error message regarding
'suid root' as I thought this was dropped in the -69 release on sourceforge
- it should now rely on PAM RT permissions or be started as root, so the
message is superfluous and you only need suid permissions if you want to use
bristol dedicated to the audio device with RT scheduling.
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The world of media is a much different place than it was when I first got going with Rocketboom a full decade ago. In 2004, the format for Rocketboom was efficient, effective and exciting as a means of delivering news stories online. That was pre-video iPod (i.e pre-portable video), pre-YouTube, pre-iPhone, pre-Twitter, and pre-Facebook era.
Today, I'm not so sure the staple Rocketboom delivery style is as effective for news.
I've had a look around at others doing shows that would fit into the same genre of news and I don't find their shows to be very effective either.
While video can be one of the most powerful forms of communicating news when formatted well (or not at all), I'm sure you've noticed that video can be one of the most ineffective and inefficient ways to communicate a news story, ever.
Just look at any mainstream TV news broadcast. Can you imagine a more ineffective way to consume the news for 30 minutes? In the same time, you could manage to absorb exponentially more information online. I regularly made this point in 2004.
As TV news has tried to make its way onto the internet, it hasn't done much to alter its format to adapt to the medium, and is usually outdone in effectiveness by a simple text article or even a single tweet.
On the local level, most online news sites are absolute disasters.
There is a very clear reason why they are this way, related to the same kinds of problems journalism has in general: it's completely a business model problem, one that is entirely caused by advertising.
It's easy to understand the dilemma. The more views a story gets, the more money it makes.
But over time, technology's effect on ad sales causes a downward trend in cost of doing business to the advertisers. I discussed the reality of this effect on video in a state-of-online-video article for Tubefilter at the end of last year.
As a result, for any ad-based content business, readership must continue to increase upwards to keep up with downward trending revenue from ad sales.
This leads to designing content for the sake of spreading it further.
This is why CNN's homepage is filled almost completely with news stories about horror, shock, conflict, deaths and extreme instances of human suffering – these stories lead to more clicks, and thus more ad money. And then they blame it all on you: "Its what you click on the most, we're just serving you what you want". This is a textbook example of what happens when you allow your editorial to be controlled by the lowest common denominator click-thru-rate. CNN's home page would be 100% porn if you would accept them for it.
Time, as another example, is also blatant about their need to create more advertising friendly journalism, to increase profits.
Buzzfeed also notes that the majority of its revenue comes from forced-meme content that it creates internally for advertisers.
But without a Buzzfeed level of scale, or a high dollar CPM due to deep ad integration, sustainability from online advertising sales is probably not ever going to be enough for anyone to afford operating a newsroom that is sufficient enough for their intended community, while keeping the needed journalistic integrity intact.
This scenario hits worst at home, where local news stories simply don't scale beyond the interests of a single small neighborhood or town.
Local news efforts, for example, continue to lose ad revenue from their friendly local business neighbors to out-of-town companies including Craigslist, Google and Facebook.
This is not bad: local businesses are enriched as a result. And news will necessarily flow on, with or without any business. But a community with a weak news network is a community that is itself weak overall.
I'm surprised more non-advertising business models have not been tried. Especially because of the classic conflicts between editorial interests vs. advertisers interests which only gets worse with more technical ability to integrate.
People are trying to use technology to "fix" a problem so that they can be more effective with advertising while trying to keep that business more separate from their intended business of journalism.
Yet, whoever thought of paywalls as an alternative for the news was in a bad place. As if anyone wanted a world where we must pay for the NYTimes but get TMZ for free.
This is our reality now.
When a local news organization puts up a paywall so that only some of the community will be able to afford to get the news, you know as a matter of fact that the company is not there to serve the whole community. I think local news should strive for a mission to be available to all equally.
I'm not surprised to hear The Gannett, The Tribune, News Corp, Scripps and Time Warner have all essentially dumped their journalism divisions in the past year in favor of more investments in entertainment.
At the same time, I believe the need for journalism in our world is growing and should not be abandoned.
Its a problem I've been watching for the last decade from afar, and I've decided it's time to stop talking about it and give it my best effort. I don't have the answers to fix the medium's problems, but I'm sick of media being manipulated by advertisers, and feel its ruining a great deal of progress for the worlds media.
When I moved to NYC in 2001, I began blogging. In early 2004, when I came up with the idea for Rocketboom, I knew I was was at the right place at the right time. When I looked around to see almost no one noticed what I saw as being imminent, I built an example, put it out there, and arguably, had an impact.
Meanwhile, there was a tangential conversation going on around Rocketboom which I watched but did little to participate in. This conversation highlighted Rocketboom as a harbinger to the changing nature of journalism. By 2004 blogging had already rendered "the death of print" into a lowercase topic, just something to watch, but journalists had no idea what would happen next…to journalism. With Rocketboom, some saw it as an example of the video news medium being instantly unlocked and there was a real moment of mayhem and confusion.
'Journalism' was an area of interest I developed slowly over time that was unexpected. I took a journalism class in high school accidentally and didn't think much of it but once I launched Rocketboom I was often accused of being a journalist – and I rejected the idea, because I was approaching the show from a design and technology perspective.
Over time, as I read more from other journalists about what they thought Rocketboom was doing, I found myself agreeing. I realized I just happen to be one of those people who tries to live my life with the same kind of values that journalists do. A lot of bloggers tend to be the same way, but don't exactly identify with known principles of journalism. Even still, Rocketboom never really had a pure 'journalistic' intent, but I do think in many cases we consequently committed acts of journalism.
Humanwire – a Rocketboom spin-off show about local interest stories with international appeal – was my first real dive into thinking of what I was doing as wholly journalistic. Trying to make a business with Humanwire was much more difficult, and this is where I came up against what I consider this big problem at its worst: the relationship between journalism and advertising. It's nothing short of a large scale catastrophe.
With Rocketboom, Know Your Meme and Humanwire I was constantly jumping through hoops with advertisers – and walked a thin rope to keep my integrity and the writing in tact. I was attempting to provide the greatest potential value to advertisers, to raise the most money for myself and the business. That regularly posed conflicts with the ultimate goal: providing the best work for everyone else. This conflict of interest cost me in ways that were exhausting and dissatisfying.
Around the time I sold Know Your Meme, I decided to regroup with Rocketboom, especially as I got locked into a very strict, 3 year non-compete clause (which just ended in April of this year, BTW) and separately, I was getting deeply involved with PBS on a few levels. I was drawn to PBS early on because of the progressive ideas behind the people running the national digital department in D.C. and wanted to understand more about lessons learned from producing journalism sans advertising.
First I established a relationship by brokering a deal to bring Humanwire to PBS. Though that deal was completed, the show never aired with PBS due to…you guessed it…the unwavering demands of the advertiser, which caused a conflict of interest with the content. Afterwards, Rocketboom produced a broadcast quality kids show with the creator of Blues Clues and won an excellence award for the program.
Also for PBS, I created a training program to serve PBS' 250+ member stations around the country with contemporary & future considerations for online programing and audience building. The first to undergo the training was the local PBS member station in Bloomington, Indiana – and it is fair to say for both Bloomington, and myself, it was a success. This particular experience with PBS was especially influential for me as a deeper study into how the tradition of broadcast news works (from business to news cycle work flows).
I have noticed producing the news on purpose can actually be expensive, and it's absolutely in a fragile state at the moment.
In contrast to PBS, I was curious to learn about Scripps. I went out to their HQ in Cincinnati a number of times at the end of 2013, and met with people in the broadcast and digital news departments. I spoke to them a bit about my platform ideas (though I mentioned nothing about my business ideas), and learned a bit of what they are up to – especially with their business ideas. Unlike the PBS HQ, where I found very progressive thinking, I came away from Scripps feeling like they were not going to be helping the situation much.
Newer sites like Circa and Vox are interesting but not attempting to solve any big problem that we truly have, in my opinion. They will likely suffer in the long run if they rely on advertising. Vox is hands-down my favorite new news site, and I highly recommend that you get them on your radar. I like them simply because they pick great angles and write great articles, on time. How can the world support these excellent journalists, so they can keep doing what they do? They claim they have a new technological platform that is in part the answer, but I'm not sure it's new or relevant to any answers. You could put the same journalists to work at Buzzfeed and they would continue to write great articles over there.
If you cut through the mission statement of Circa, I think they are trying to say that there is news out there already but the problem is that journalists are not very good at understanding the key points of the story, or when and how to update you about new key points. So they have come up with a new technological way to organize their articles. IMO, Circa is only interesting because they too have scooped up a few great journalists who could also write great work if they were at Buzzfeed. Relatively speaking, good journalists tend to do a fine a job at explaining the key points at the right time and updating you with the right recap when need be. If you look at this article from Circa on the Telecom industry, I believe you will find it painful and difficult to understand. They have an app that will display it better though the entire page of content could have been reduced much more, maybe down to a single paragraph.
BuzzFeed and Mashable, a couple of other examples but with scale, are some of the most valuable new journalism efforts we have, primarily because they too have scooped up some of the best journalists that already were.
These top companies know how to hire talent and talent is indeed rare. It's the same story in terms of the need to scale your news to billions, especially if its a story about 10 Llamas You Were Born To Click On Now in the case of Buzzfeed, or Passers-by step over shot man [watch] on Mashable. These companies are feeding off of information deprived and dizzy people to sell to advertisers as the only form of profitability to warrant the loss that will come from hiring great classic journalists to cover more important stories.
I would rather read Buzzfeed's best journalists over CNN's do to the extra freedoms Buzzfeed can offer its journalists, but what problem is being solved? It's a home page of cats instead of the bombs CNN uses, while the whole news medium continues to collapse for everyone else that can not scale to such worldwide proportions.
Again the problem is not a technical one – it's a business one. It's all about how advertising requires the kind of business dealings and scale that a great news story should not be required to have.
When I crossed my notes from my own experiences with audiences, classic concepts like 1000 True Fans, my studies with PBS' non advertising methods, the growing crowd funding phenomenon, and especially the upcoming equity crowdfunding act, I believe the right models for local news lay somewhere near here. Far from nonprofits and paywalls, far from advertising and sponsorships, and much closer to aligning with the spirit of community that can materialize around a product or service if it fills a need for that community, and does so in a way that is excellent.
A typical way to build an online company is to create a product and put it out there, even without a business model in mind. If it becomes loved by people, you can usually find a way to monetize it. Its a classic, solid proposition that provides the opportunity to ask yourself, what is really needed for people, instead of how am I going to sustain.
Still yet, when traditional news sites partake in this mental exercise, it seems they can not let go of how the site is going to generate revenue for them while not interrupting their preexisting business, thereby extinguishing any possibility of a new product that might compete with their old product. Its either advertising or pay-wall. They accept the business model first and then try to build something from that foundation.
While there will never be one way, and everyone will want something different, this is how I believe its productive to approach the ultimate local news problem of sustainability:
1. Focus on the destination and get the right news in the right place in the right way so people will want to visit the destination.
2. Increase effectiveness in contributing original reporting and media for stories that lack coverage elsewhere.
If you can accomplish these two things effectively, everything else will fall into place naturally.
In other words, its not really a business problem after all.
Its simply a design problem.


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Puerto Rican found guilty of ripping off man's lip
09/18/2013 9:42amA Puerto Rico woman accused of biting and ripping off her boyfriend's lower lip has been found guilty of domestic violence.
Archeologists in Brazil find imperial objects
09/18/2013 5:22pmAn ivory toothbrush thought to have belonged to Brazil's Emperor Pedro II and a minty toothpaste made by a European chemist for the Portuguese queen are among more than 200,000 pieces dating from the 17th through 19th centuries that archeologists have unearthed from a site in Rio de Janeiro being used for an extension the city's subway lines.
Brazil top court OKs appeals in corruption case
09/18/2013 5:27pmThe Brazilian Supreme Court on Wednesday accepted the appeals of a dozen former political and business leaders found guilty in the nation's biggest corruption trial, paving the way for new trials and dealing a blow to those who hailed the earlier convictions as a turning point against impunity.
58 missing in Mexico in landslide caused by storm
09/18/2013 8:52pmMexico's Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong says at least 58 people are missing in a mountain village where many homes were buried by a landslide unleashed by a tropical storm.
AP Interview: Paraguay's new president wants taxes
09/18/2013 10:46pmAs one of the richest men in one of Latin America's poorest countries, Paraguay's new president says he knows the wealthy can do more to combat poverty, starting with landowners like him who can afford to pay taxes on the soy profits that are fueling a booming economy.
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Reba's Band Members Killed in Plane Crash 20 Years Ago Today (Video)
Reba Mcentire was named top female vocalist at the ACM Awards in 1991, that was 20 long years ago. 1991 is the one year that Reba will never forget.
Reba Mcentire was named top female vocalist at the ACM Awards in 1991, that was 20 long years ago. 1991 is the one year that Reba will never forget.
She is less than 30 years old, and probably the most popular performer to come out of Fox's "American Idol", not to mention having one of the most powerful voices in country music, being able to cover a ballad like "Jesus Take the Wheel", and the more rockin' "Last Name". . Carrie Underwood, the singer-songwriter and also actress, from Muskogee, Oklahoma, is celebrating her birthday today. Born on March 10, 1983.
Artists are now campaigning for votes for the Academy of Country Music Awards on April 3. I was quite impressed when I received Taylor Swift's press kit stacked with stats about why she deserves my vote.
It's up to the fans of country music to vote for the winners of the ACM Top New Solo Vocalist and Top New Vocal Duo or Group.
Have you ever been to a country music awards show? The two big ones are the CMA's in Nashville and the ACM Awards in Las Vegas.
The nominees for the 46th annual Academy of Country Music Awards were announced this morning in Nashville by Miranda Lambert and Ronnie Dunn. Miranda is leading the pack with 7 nomintations followed by the Zac Brown Band with 5.
Here is some breaking Country Music news from WGNA. The ACM sent me press release earlier this afternoon infroming me that Blake Shelton will co-host the ACM Awards with Reba.
Reba McEntire, 12 time ACM winner, has asked Blake Shelton to help her co-host the ACM Awards on Sunday, April 3 on CBS.


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Carroll out with knee injury
West Ham United striker Andy Carroll is set to be out for six to eight weeks after suffering knee
Carroll is currently on loan from Liverpool, and has already missed a month of the season with a hamstring injury.
The news will be a bigger blow as the striker scored his first goal for the club last weekend against Spurs.
Allardyce told BBC Sport: "It's pretty severe. We didn't expect it to be quite as severe.
"It's going to be about six to eight weeks. It's a blow for us and Andy."
Having already missed a month due to a hamstring injury suffered against Fulham in September, Carroll had netted only once in 10 games for the Hammers.


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During the Weekend of September 26, 27, 28 there will be a Law Enforcement Softball Tournament to benefit the family of Bethel Park Honorary Police Officer "Joey Fabus". Teams from Bethel Park, Upper St. Clair, Mt. Lebanon, Port Authority, Carnegie Mellon University, Robinson Township, Allegheny County Sheriff's and Allegheny County PD will compete in a double elimination tournament. Games will start on Friday evening at 5:30 pm, and Saturday Morning at 9 am. Games on Sunday will be determined Saturday. We are encouraging the public to come out for the event! There will be a concession stand and 50-50 raffles. All of the proceeds will go to the family of Joey Fabus. We would like to thank the following sponsors for their donations:
Allstate Insurance Company
JMD Company National Rubber Company Brace Flooring
General Manufacturing Fastuca Family Pepsi Corporation
Bethel Baseball Association Bethel Church League ADDVETCO
Bethel Park Business Owners Association Buggy Bath Car Wash
Target of USC Taylor Rental AD-Starr Softballs
Pittsburgh Baseball League
Softball Game to Benefit The Special Olympics
Mt. Lebanon Police Department VS. Bethel Park Police Department
The Special Olympics charity softball game between the Bethel Park Police and Mt. Lebanon Police Departments was held on Wednesday 8/13/14. The event was sponsored by Allstate insurance company and was a huge success! The game had to be moved to Middle Field in Mt. Lebanon because of all the rain and the poor field conditions at Millennium Park. But that little adversity was overcome by the efforts of Allstate insurance employees, Mt. Lebanon public works and the dedication and perseverance of the promoter of the event, Allstate employee Julia Reusch. Ms. Reusch wanted a first class event and it was delivered.
There were Special Olympics athletes on hand and seeing their smiles was extremely gratifying. There were at least 250 spectators, and the atmosphere was festive. The actual game was one sided, (not in our favor) but we all had a great time working toward a common cause. Approximately $13,000 was raised for the Special Olympics!
The next event will take place at the Bethel Park VS Mt. Lebanon High school football game on Friday October 3, 2014. Allstate will sponsor "Reality Rides" which is a driving simulator that can provide participants with an eye opening experience. We encourage everyone to come out to the game and set aside a few minutes to use the driving simulator.
We are really proud of our safety partnership with Mt. Lebanon Police and Allstate Insurance. We want everyone to think about their personal safety, which is the primary goal of the partnership. Thank you Allstate insurance for investing in our community and for helping charities that are important to our Police Departments.
Thank you to the following sponsors of the Community Challenge: We raised $925
General Manufacturing
Fastuca Family
Attorney Sam Moore
Kathryn Antoniazzi & Family
PS Machinery INC
Bruster's Ice Cream
Oxford Development "South Park Shops"
Dicks Sporting Goods
Bethel Park Fire Department
Tri Community South EMS
Carol & Paul Koch & Family
Paul JR. & Janice Studt & Family
Bethel Park Police Pals
Open Letter to Bethel Park about the Food Drive & Adopt A Family programs:
by Officer Tom Rigatti
On behalf of the Bethel Park Police Department I would like to publicly thank everyone who supported the Police Pals Food Drive as well as the Police Pals Adopt -A- Family Project. Both programs were very successful this past year and we were able to help a many families in Bethel Park. The generosity shown was tremendous, and it further exemplifies the kind of community Bethel Park is, "A truly generous, caring, and close community". I am proud to be a part of the Bethel Park community, as well as a member of the Bethel Park Police Department.
The food drive was very different this year in a good way! The Bethel Park Fire Department, as well as Tri Community South EMS assisted in collecting monetary donations as well as food donations, resulting in $5000 raised and 124 well packed boxes of food. Numerous volunteers also got involved this year in the collections and their efforts did not go unnoticed. We would like to thank Bethel Park Public works for their efforts picking up and distributing the food. We had grade school students, middle school students, high school students, young adults and senior citizens working together for one common goal: to help families in need in our own community. The result was 257 boxes of food distributed as well as 6 ½ truck loads of food donated to South Hills Interfaith Ministry! It is impossible to name every individual that assisted in this effort, but just know your time and efforts were deeply appreciated. I want to thank 2 Men and a Truck on Valley Drive for donating the collection boxes as well as the distribution boxes. I would also like to thank all of the businesses that allowed us to put a collection box at their location. Thanks to Walmart, Giant Eagle and Shop N Save on Route 88 as well as Giant Eagle Market District for allowing us to collect food and monetary donations on two consecutive Saturdays in December. Additionally, I want to send a special thank you to the Bethel Park Fire Department, and two members in particular, Eva Parker and Rob Knestrick. Without the Fire Department's help, the food drive would not have been as successful. Firefighters Parker and Knestrick really went above and beyond and it was truly a nice thing to have the Police Department, Public Works Department, Fire Department and Tri Community South EMS working together to make a difference in our community.
The Adopt- A- Family also was very successful! We were able to assist 53 families through the program this year. Our goal was to be able to assist 50 families so we exceeded our goal! The ability to help all of these families was due to the tremendous support of the program from the community. During the distribution of the gifts, it was a truly tremendous experience. Seeing the families that were benefiting from the program and understanding their situations, it was very rewarding to be able to help these families during the holidays. I really appreciate the support from the community in making these programs so successful.
I would also like to thank my family for their continued support and help with making the Food Drive and Adopt- A- Family programs run so smoothly.
Happy New Year,
Officer Tom Rigatti
The pre-game between the Police Department and the Fire Department was the first basketball game to be played between the departments. The final score was Police Department 49- Fire Department 25.
The Police Pals and the Steelers played the annual charity basketball game on Friday, April 4, 2014. The final score was Steelers 85 - Police Pals 80. The Steelers line-up included:
#16 Charlie Batch
#26 Le'Veon Bell
#14 Derrick Moye
#84 Antonio Brown
#81 David Paulson
#40 Ross Ventrone
#39 Isaiah Green
#41 Will Johnson
Although the Steelers won the game, as always the event was a victory for the Police Pals Program. The proceeds from the event will fund Police Pals Programs and the Bethel Park Police Association/Sgt. Charles Bonczek Scholarship Fund. The Police Pals Scholarship awarded yearly to a Law Enforcement Apprenticeship Program (LEAP) student will be named in honor of Sgt. Bonczek and the game was dedicated in his memory. The scholarship will be awarded to the Bethel Park Senior who has completed the Law Enforcement Apprenticeship Program and will attend college to pursue a law enforcement related degree. On hand for the game were Sgt. Bonczek's wife, Mary and daughter, Heather Bonczek Milharcic.
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Mike Pruss
Jim Settembrino
Tim Zola
Mike Fahey
Jim Modrak
Vaughn Buchheit, Jr.
Dave Lemley
Kathy Rigatti
Mia Rigatti
Kris Polis
Anne DelDuca
Andy Amrhein
Alexis Duda
Tara Duda
Paul Studt
Julie Noll
Aimee Belback
Lee Zamborsky
Jerry Boehm
Gwen Steigner
Heather Petronio
Michele Orsini
Lori Peters
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Allegheny Physical Medicine
Arkwood Products: Al Cuneo
Author Jim O'Brien
Author Gene Shaffer
Academy of Podiatry: Dr. Snyder
Become Beauty Products: Jennifer Goodrich
Bed, Bath & Beyond
Best Buy
Bethel Park Community Foundation
Bethel Park Channel #7
Bethel Park School District
Bethel Park Printing
Bethel Park Fire Department
Bethel Park Rotary
Bethel Bakery
Brentwood Bank
Bruster's Ice Cream
Buggy Bath Car Wash on 88
Carmike Cinema SHV
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Dave Gambridge/ Referee's
Dave Lemley/ Announcing
DeLallo's Restaurant
Dick's South Hills Village
District Court 05-2-20 Staff
Eat 'n Park Rt. 88
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Evey "True Value" Hardware
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Johnny Angel & The Halos
Metz Culinary management
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Miller "Ace" Hardware
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Printers USA
Shop N Save
TGI Friday's Village Square
Wise Chips
Congratulations to the winner of the Steeler Grill : Lisa Winowich
Congratulations to the winner of the 60" Sharp TV: Priscilla Seifert
Basket Winners:
Basket #1: Kim Shelpman- Golf Outing
Basket #2: Sue Picard- Apple I-Pad Air
Basket #3: Jennifer Goodrich- Dan Flynn :Legal Services Coupon
Basket #4: Joy Gabbard- Pens /Tickets/Dinner
Basket #5: Kris Wade- Laser Hair Removal/Massage
Basket #6: Juliann Stein- Grill/Dinner
50/50 Winner: Rich Buckley
Thank you to everyone who supported the Benefit Basketball Game. We appreciate your continued support for the program and we hope to continue to be able to offer college scholarships to Bethel Park High School Seniors who participated in the Law Enforcement Apprenticeship Program. In the last 5 years we have provided over 35 scholarships.
Special Thanks to Jim Modrak for helping haul everything in for the game on Friday!
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The pre-game between the Police Department and the Fire Department was the second basketball game to be played between the departments. The final score was Police Department 49 Fire Department 25 .


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Exercise is carried out at periodic intervals, though not in between fixed durations
Tiruchi division of the Southern Railway ascertained its preparedness to respond to emergency situations through a mock drill on Thursday evening.
Frontline staff from the operating, mechanical, signal, and electrical departments besides the medical personnel acted in time upon receiving information from the control room about an accident at Velikoonagkurichi level-crossing in the Neyveli–Oothankalmangalam section.
The information passed on to the control room from the accident site at 5.05 p.m. was that a trespassing mini lorry was hit by a goods train causing the death of the lorry driver and injuries to two others.
Medical relief vans stationed at Villupuram and Tiruchi junctions lost no time in moving towards the accident spot. Meanwhile, a doctor from the Vridhachalam unit of the Railway travelled to the spot by road.
Information was also passed on to the 108 ambulance service and the district administration.
Exactly after an hour, the exercise was declared a mock drill. The exercise is carried out at periodic intervals, though not in between fixed durations.
The objective is that the staff on daily duty to respond to emergency situations must be ever on their feet, official sources said.
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A charming village property, created from the house and outbuildings of Peazen's Farm and now tastefully preserved to provide character holiday accommodation of a 'home from home' standard. Furnished and decorated in country style, the property is pretty and coordinated throughout, with traditional pine furnishings and lots of personal touches such as patchwork quilt bedspreads and the owner's collection of plates as wall decorations. The rooms in Rock Cottage are a good size and the property is well equipped for both family holidays or couples wanting plenty of space. Pets with careful owners are welcome here and there are several lanes for dog walking within easy reach. The cottage is available for holidays at any time of the year, with the original farmhouse fireplace being particularly welcoming in cooler months. Altogether a very pleasant property in which to spend a holiday.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Car not necessary
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Log fire, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Telephone
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
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|3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (4), Double beds (1)
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Gate and path to side entrance. Inner hall/utility area with washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. Door to rear patio. Cloakroom/WC. Fitted Shaker style kitchen/dining room with gas cooker, dishwasher, microwave and fridge. Solid pine dining furniture. Sitting room with feature fireplace for log fires, TV and DVD player. Stairs with handrial to first floor. Master bedroom with double 4'6" pine bed, cupboard wardrobe and antique pine furnishings. Bedroom 2 with twin 3' single beds, pretty decor and pine furnishings. Bedroom 3 with twin 3' single beds, bright walls, vanity suite with wash basin and pine furnishings. Bathroom with bath, overbath electric shower, basin and WC.
- Electricity and gas included. Gas central heating. Telephone for incoming calls only. Selection of books and games for guests' use.
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Parking in allocated parking place in Townsend Car Park opposite the property. Steps to small rear patio with garden furniture provided.
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Gas central heating. All fuel included.
The Dorset and East Devon Coast, known as the Jurassic Coast, features many natural landmarks including Lulworth Cove, Chesil Beach and Durdle door, and extends over 95 miles from Exmouth to Christchurch, offering a selection of the finest sandy beaches to be found in the UK.
It is the only natural UNESCO World Heritage Site in England, ranking the Jurassic Coast alongside the Grand Canyon and Great Barrier Reef as one of the natural wonders of the world.
Exploring the Jurassic Coast
The Jurassic Coast is ideal for exploring on foot, by bicycle or on horseback. All of our cottages in East Devon are situated in what are known as the 'gateway towns and villages' to the Jurassic Coast. For further information on each village and the accommodation we have to rent please click on the relevant link below or search our Devon Cottages.
A holiday cottage in Beer will tick all the boxes - the little fishing village with the big heart and the most idyllic venue for your Devon holiday.
The beautiful and unspoilt village of Beer has everything you could want for a traditional coastal holiday and with over 40 unique holiday cottages in Beer to choose from, at Jean Bartlett Cottage Holidays we are confident that we have the idyllic coastal cottage just for you.
There is an excellent selection of local shops in Beer (village store, newsagents, Post Office, off-licence, bakery, deli, several eateries, 3 local inns, art galleries, antique shops) and of course the beautiful horseshoe shaped beach - a real sun-trap with clean waters, rock pools at low tide and beach cafes serving great breakfasts and home-made treats. See the local fishermen bring in their catch, hire a boat, watch some sailing and then curl up for the evening in your Beer holiday cottage.
Once discovered, never forgotten - Beer has a magical charm which brings visitors back year after year and is one of the most popular locations for walking holidays in Devon. We also have a number of dog friendly cottages to rent in Beer, Devon.
For your perfect holiday cottage in Beer please browse our selection of holiday cottages below and see our Food and Drink in Beer to help plan your perfect Devon holiday .
Our website also contains lots of ideas on what to do and where to go to make the most of your holiday - so why not check out our Things to do in Devon to find something for everyone.


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text: Forbes.com is reporting that T-Mobile sales were boosted by the rising popularity of Blackberry devices. Even though Q4 showed lower-than-expected subscriber growth, average revenue per unit beat expectations. Deutsche Bank estimated an ARPU of $53.8 in Q4 but actual ARPU was $54.5. Higher data plan revenue on rising sales of Blackberry devices and regulatory-related revenue were specified for the better than average performance.


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USF to students: No selfies at graduation
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In the coming weeks, graduates of the University of South Florida will be able to frame their diplomas -- but not a selfie of their walk across the commencement stage.
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The university's Division of Student Affairs is warning students against inappropriate behavior at the ceremonies at the SunDome and elsewhere, including taking "selfies" on stage with President Judy Genshaft or other dignitaries.
A school official told The Tampa Tribune that taking selfies would slow the commencement down.
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The school sent a notice to all graduating seniors, and ads are being placed in the student newspaper requesting that students also refrain from "stepping," ''marching" or "strolling."
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FaceTime live sex chat is for real, courtesy IP4Play (link goes to an adult site, likely NSFW). It's a natural extension of phone sex lines and chat cams, and plenty of people had the idea when Apple unveiled FaceTime. After all, the white-hot fervor around Chatroulette had just died down when the iPhone 4 was announced. Currently IP4Play has five ladies available online, although at the time I wrote this none were actually available for a call.
As Cult of Mac reported, you can buy blocks of time (5, 10, 20 or 30 minutes) starting at US$4 per minute. You'll need a Visa or Mastercard, plus all the requisites for FaceTime (WiFi, iPhone 4) and preferably a private place to have your conversation. The service calls you back once you've registered and purchased your minutes, although no word on what the turnaround time is for a callback.
I think we'll see a bunch more players in this space, IP4Play just happens to be the first. They started advertising for models on Craigslist a while ago, so I have little doubt other operators will follow suit, some of them potentially big names in the adult industry. If you think about it, a five-minute FaceTime call from a real porn star would probably cost a lot more than $4 per minute, and be insanely lucrative for the performer. Juice up those batteries, FaceTimers.
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Palmer, a former Army paratrooper and retired youth athletics coach, has made dozens of dives to the wreck of the U-853 and hauled up watches, uniforms, a harmonica, submarine components and even a pistol, now displayed in his basement in Wallingford, Conn.
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"Good evening everyone, It is a public relations persona. Was released on June 14, 2012 PlayStation (R) Vita software for "Persona 4 The Golden." This time, it surpassed 700000 total shipments in the whole world (including DL version)"
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Apple (AAPL) announces its fourth-quarter earnings Monday after market close, and its results impact not only investors but members of its supply and partner ecosystem, as well.
Although Apple traditionally develops much of its technology in-house -- the iPad runs on a new, custom-designed chip -- the Cupertino, California-based company still relies on a vast network of external suppliers to manufacture pieces of its popular products.
Well known for its obsession with protecting trade secrets and intellectual property, Apple does not provide an official list of its suppliers and requires that its key partners maintain a strict code of silence. However, firms like iFixit and iSuppli that specialize in taking apart and analyzing gadgets have provided insight into the manufacturers of Apple's major components through "teardowns" of its products. Research has revealed that Apple relies on many of the same suppliers for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
Independent mobile game developers are another big layer in Apple's ecosystem. Apple has the largest network of game developers of any consumer electronics platform, and its iOS devices overtook the Sony (SNE) PSP in popularity last month, according to the International Gamers Survey 2010.Bing Gordon, a partner at venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and a former Electronic Arts (ERTS) exec who helps manage the iFund -- a $200 million initiative that receives advice from Apple and invests in mobile app technology -- believes investors are hot on Apple's gaming platform because of the company's reputation for quality and its previous success with launching iTunes. "When Apple launched iTunes and the app store, those were two breathtaking changes -- there are a lot of other companies who tried to sell things digitally unsuccessfully," Gordon told TheStreet. "iTunes is a miracle." Read on for five innovative companies riding the tide of Apple's success, from chipmakers to app developers.
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