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With the advent of hardware supported virtualisation, there's an exciting future ahead of us. Smartphones, PDAs, and Intel's new Nettops and Netbooks, all of which are designed to run mobile internet, are perfect candidates for the future. Desktop virtualisation means you could have a single computer — whether that be a desktop, laptop, or just a single piece of hardware — attached to your router at home, which then runs virtual systems and sends the output to all your other gadgets. You would have access to the same files on the go as you do at home and files you modified on your mobile phone would be the original document rather than a copy. Essentially, the desktop you see is the same, regardless of what gadget you use to access it. Right now, connection speeds are too slow to allow this easily, and some applications don't run well remotely — imagine watching a movie on your PDA. Intel is working on software that lets mobile devices 'hijack' a local display — so you could view that movie through a TV rather than your tiny PDA screen, but it's still many years away from completion. The trend towards virtualisation also means that homes will start looking more like business computing environments, with servers and workstations. This makes backup, file management and storage — and other aspects usually associated with business computing — more important and central for home computer users. But most of all virtualisation is allowing, for the first time for consumers, the ability to separate the underlying hardware platform from the software we run on it. Regardless of whether it's Windows or Linux, whole desktops or just applications, you can now run the software you need when you need it, no matter what platform it was made for.
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MARINITES choose to obstruct the process rather than plan or do something proactive.
What is the state of civility and equity in Marin?
From where I sit, it is alarming to witness the way Marin residents are acting and communicating with each other in public settings lately.
Where are the collaborations, new ideas, and better plans for Marin?
Plan Bay Area meetings, whether held by elected officials or local stakeholders, are failing to elicit much in the way of collaborative thought or conversation about housing, jobs, or environmental quality.
For the most part, attendees of a recent Plan Bay Area debate ignored the civility requested by the debate's moderator, Judge Verna Adams. Not only did most of those present arrive with pre-conceived agendas and minds closed to new information, they were openly disrespectful of others' opinions, particularly those offered by our elected officials.
Early calls for an honest exchange of information, with real, factually-accurate, and thoughtful alternatives, went unheeded. Ultimately, interruptions and a pervasive unwillingness to listen, served only to obstruct and deny the role of government and debate in our community. I thought it was shameful and unpleasant. I am told that this was a civil meeting and that the Board of Supervisors meetings are worse.
Many in attendance demonized the Canal neighborhood and Marin City as being crime-ridden and characterized poor minorities as bringing social blight and danger to our neighborhoods. Apparently, "we" don't welcome or attempt to integrate our less fortunate, wonderful people into our lives or our proposed priority development areas. "We" don't trust our liberal elected officials to recognize or solve the inherent issues and alternatives only local government can provide.
The free market would rather build a home in Stinson Beach than a townhouse in the Canal. The role of a compassionate government can subsidize those worthy causes if the community were to determine the merits of such an endeavor.
Earlier this month, I taught a Junior Achievement class in the Tenderloin. I could not hope to learn all the histories of my students' situations and their lives at home during my classroom visit. I presumed that their circumstances were less than ideal.
Yet, when I looked into the eyes of these middle school children, there was no sense of abuse, misfortune or some horrible life of misery. There was wonder, joy, interest and enthusiasm in their smiles and demeanor. The majority of the class participated with vim and vigor. It was quite beautiful. I felt appreciated and it was a gratifying experience.
A year ago, I learned from the Canal Alliance that picking up a job seeker on the street corner near the Home Depot was legal. When I brought a worker back to take out a tree stump with a dull bladed tool, he simply went to work. The power and diligence of his efforts was amazing and admirable. He was polite, accepted my instructions, and he smiled as I looked for a Spanish radio station. He ate lunch, drank a Coke and a few glasses of water but he clearly wasn't comfortable using a private bathroom... I was embarrassed for us as a community
Maybe there's no obvious direct correlation between the public's behavior and the political log jam we face locally and regionally. Still, name calling, interrupting speakers, and labeling certain populations as dangerous, harms us all.
Let's honestly appreciate how we can welcome circumstantially-challenged individuals who bring the virtues of respect, family values, and strong work ethics into Marin. We need their influence desperately. Gentrification is not making the county unaffordable for the poor. It should be making their lives richer. We can make a difference for these innocent families and their amazing kids.
Mitchell Marriott, a 46-year Marin resident, serves on the board of the Marin Economic Forum and works in finance.


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The General and Commissioner Helen Clifton Lead Commissioning in London, UK 21/07/2010
FRIENDS and Salvationists from around the UK and beyond gathered at Westminster Central Hall, London, for the commissioning of the Prayer Warriors Session of cadets, led by General Shaw and Commissioner Helen Clifton. Earlier in the week the international leaders had taken part in Covenant Day meetings in the red room at Sunbury Court. This was the first time since the building of the William Booth College, Denmark Hill, that this sacred occasion – when cadets sign their officers covenants – had taken place away from the college's assembly hall. This was because of extensive building work taking place there. General Clifton said Covenant Day had been a profoundly moving and uplifting occasion. He added that he was 'deeply moved by the cadets' sincerity of heart, strong intentionality and sacred determination'. During Covenant Day General Clifton had urged cadets to remember that 'following Jesus was the greatest adventure in life'. Commissioner John Matear (Territorial Commander, UK Territory with the Republic of Ireland) introduced the Cliftons to the congregation at Westminster Central Hall and also acknowledged the presence of Chief of the Staff Commissioner Barry Swanson and Commissioner Sue Swanson, whom UK Salvationists had the first opportunity to greet since their arrival at International Headquarters in May. International secretaries were welcomed, as were service heads and divisional leaders from the UK Territory. Training Principal Major Norman Ord presented the session to the General. After singing their dedication song, 'From this Moment On', and making their declaration of faith the cadets were invited to make their promises, based on the covenant they had signed earlier in the week. Each cadet stepped forward to receive his or her commission from General Clifton and was given words of encouragement from Scripture. Four cadets of the Prayer Warriors Session are from The Netherlands and Czech Republic Territory so it was appropriate that prayers of dedication were offered by their Territorial Commander, Commissioner Hans van Vliet, as well as Commissioner Helen Clifton. Commissioner John Matear offered a final petition to the Lord after moments of shared prayers when the new lieutenants were joined by family and college staff. The final meeting of a commissioning day has always been marked by excitement and exuberance. This year was no exception, but making an appearance for the first time alongside the horns, banners, whistles and cheers was the vuvuzela! The newly commissioned lieutenants entered to the march 'Prayer Warriors UK'. When all the lieutenants had taken their place they sang their sessional song 'Prayer Warriors'. In his Bible address the General likened prayer to conversation, communication and the companionship of Christ, illustrating his address with personal words of testimony. A period of prayer, led by the TC, followed the General's address. Many people knelt at the mercy seat. The day concluded with the Founder's Song followed by a sung benediction from the William Booth College community. |


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• Senator Al Franken talks to The New Yorker about growing up in a politically engaged family in a suburb of Minneapolis that was "not exactly a shtetl" but produced an unusual number of notable Jews (the Coen brothers, Thomas Friedman). [New Yorker]
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The linguistic pyrotechnics of playwright David Mamet are on full display in the bruising Broadway revival of "Oleanna," which opened Sunday at the Golden Theatre. It's Mamet's incendiary take on the consequences of political correctness _ specifically involving sexual harassment _ and how language helps to facilitate the battle.
The play caused quite a stir when it was staged off-Broadway in 1992. And there's no reason to expect that this fine new production won't generate a similar response, even among people who saw it some 17 years ago. That's when the then still-smoldering case of Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill _ involving her accusations of sexual harassment by the Supreme Court nominee and his claims of a "high-tech lynching" _ made the two-character drama feel as if it were ripped from current headlines.
In "Oleanna," we are in the rarefied world of academia. Designer Neil Patel provides a genteel display of Victorian buildings beyond the large windows in a college professor's office where the verbal sparring _ and more _ take place.
In one corner: John, a nervous, distracted teacher, played by Bill Pullman, anxiously awaiting tenure and the closing on a new house. In the other: Carol, one of his female students, portrayed by Julia Stiles, struggling with his course yet fiercely protective of her rights and those of her unnamed "group," perhaps a collection of vigilant feminists. It's not entirely clear, which is one of the weird, unanswered questions in Mamet's play.
Pullman's professor is distracted and disheveled, a man eager to help this young woman and not realizing, at first, how his seemingly innocuous comments will be interpreted. Stiles' student is wary and more than a bit angry, a scowl plastered across her face. Therein lie the ingredients of Mamet's inflammatory cat-and-mouse game.
"Oleanna" is a fiendishly difficult play to pull off, but Pullman and Stiles, under the precise, careful direction of Doug Hughes, make the most of Mamet's seemingly imprecise language. The dialogue is full of starts, stops and backtracks that, bit by bit, build to an explosive climax.
Pullman's open demeanor, a countenance that morphs into desperation, is just right for this professor, whose world _ academic, financial and personal _ is unraveling around him. And Stiles' icy demeanor is tinged with a hint of sexual awareness, a clarity of purpose despite the woman's claims that she is lost in the professor's class.
"Oleanna" does its best to rattle everyone, the characters on stage as well as the theatergoers. What's more, the constant interruption of the professor's telephone not only makes him jumpy, but the audience as well. Maybe more so these days because in 2009 the ringing of cell phones has become a ubiquitous annoyance at just about every theatrical event.
"Oleanna" is about the use of power as well. And, in this case, the professor, by virtue of his title, holds the upper hand, at least at the beginning of the evening. What makes the play so fascinating is to watch that authority slowly slip away and see what happens when words just won't do.
Mamet's penchant for obscure titles _ "Speed-the-Plow" anyone? _ also is on display in "Oleanna." The title apparently refers to an old folk song and to a planned utopian community that never was built. Is a harmonious relationship between man and woman impossible to achieve? Judging from the results on view at the Golden Theatre, "uneasy" might be the best that can be achieved.
A know-it-all blowhard who loves the sound of his own voice is knocked off his high horse by a mouseburger of a girl.
No, not David Letterman. Or Dr. Phil, who's just grabbed himself a part in his own sex scandal.
It's "Oleanna," or David Mamet at his most manipulative. Written 17 years ago in response to the Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill he-said-she-said circus, the compact drama is back to push buttons. Sitcoms are built for laughs. "Oleanna" is made to enrage - it's a sitbomb.
The play's fuse and dynamite are Carol (Julia Stiles), an unassuming college student who's failing a class and her professor John (Bill Pullman), from whom she seeks help. She cries. He compassionately consoles.
Then she cries sexual harassment, arguing that his words and actions crossed a line. Forsaking logic and forgetting he has a lawyer, John tries to settle things by himself, but fails. All hell breaks loose in the third encounter, leaving John's personal life and shot at tenure life in ruins. He goes from alpha male to omega man - and you're left to debate who's to blame or if it was all a con.
Stiles and Pullman give fine performances. She's got a blank face and permanent frown perfect for a Mamet female - the nonentity with more to her. Pullman emits a fitting bookishness of a middle-aged Everyman.
The actors get somewhat upstaged by director Doug Hughes' uncharacteristically misjudged production, beginning with John's huge inner sanctum. It's supposed to convey power, but it's so absurdly enormous you have to figure that tenured teachers have room for a pool and tennis court.
During every scene change, vertical shades on John's office windows are lowered dramatically, as if to underscore a question asked by John and Carol 20 times in 75 minutes: "Do you see?" The two never actually do and that divide between the sexes is worth exploring. But Broadway's "Oleanna," which wants to provoke, has effectively been reduced to an inside joke - the blinds leading the blind.
In 1992, when David Mamet wrote "Oleanna," America was embroiled in a divisive culture war. Nowhere was the battle around political correctness more deeply fought than on campuses -- which is where Mamet set his two-hander.
But watching the play 17 years later is like watching something made during the Red Scare of the '50s. "Oleanna" speaks volumes not only about an era dominated by the shared paranoia of conservatives and lefty activists, but also about its creator's id. And what surged from Mamet's brain is the closest Broadway now has to a slasher movie.
At the time, most saw the story of the ugly battle between Carol (Julia Stiles) and her professor, John (Bill Pullman), as a savage critique of PC fundamentalism. Over three short acts and a taut 90 minutes, the relationship between student and teacher disintegrates to the point of sexual-harassment allegations and violence.
Stiles -- raw and intense, her mouth compressed into a grim line -- barely reins in what you suspect are pools of anger. Carol turns into destruction personified. And she keeps coming back, each time crazier and more aggressive than before. She's like Jason in "Friday the 13th."
But John isn't your typical good guy done wrong. Under Doug Hughes' direction, Pullman doesn't sweeten his character. The tenure-track John is so overly wrapped up in his ego and personal issues -- he keeps interrupting Carol to take phone calls -- that he doesn't listen.
He'll pay the price. And yet it's as hard to feel empathy for him as it is to feel sorry for the teenagers who keep doing stupid things when they know a killer's on the loose.
Removed from its original context, "Oleanna" is more about the Kafka-esque violence that can spring from neglected responsibilities and a total breakdown in communication.
Mamet, usually uninterested in his characters' back story and motivation, drops a few clues. One is that something big happened to Carol, but just as she's about to reveal it, John mindlessly interrupts her once again.
As for him, he has status, a family and friends, but still can't connect. Every time he picks up the phone, John opens with "I can't talk now."
The play certainly has its problems -- the incessant calls are increasingly contrived, for instance. But at its best, "Oleanna" shows what happens when parallel lines are on a collision course.
Here's a little physics puzzle for John, the university professor from David Mamet's "Oleanna" and a man who practically breaks his neck by bending it to consider questions from different angles: How is it possible that two productions of the same play — occupying roughly the same amount of stage time and using almost exactly the same words — can move at such vastly different speeds?
Such reflections are prompted by Doug Hughes's revival of "Oleanna," Mr. Mamet's confrontational drama from 1992, which opened Sunday night at the Golden Theater in its Broadway debut. When I first saw this two-character battle of the sexes (and the classes) off Broadway at the Orpheum Theater, it seemed to move at warp speed, and I left it with shortened breath and heightened blood pressure. Yet the latest version, which pits the excellent Bill Pullman against the luminous Julia Stiles, often seemed slow to the point of stasis, and its ending found me almost drowsy.
You could attribute my reactions to various sociological and psychological factors. Many years have passed since I first saw this show. I am not the same person, and America is no longer living in the immediate shadow of the Supreme Court confirmation hearings of Clarence Thomas, when the testimony of Anita F. Hill inspired a furious national debate on sexual harassment in the workplace.
But I think the real difference in my response is less a matter of politics than of good old art and craft. The original "Oleanna," which starred William H. Macy as John and Rebecca Pidgeon as Carol, the combative college student, was directed by its author. Mr. Mamet's approach to staging his own plays has always been text-driven, governed by his avowed (and somewhat disingenuous) theory that if the actors just say the lines and don't dawdle, the play will take care of itself. Under his direction "Oleanna" was, above all, a war of words colliding.
As staged by Mr. Hughes, the current "Oleanna" flies bravely in the face of Mr. Mamet's prescriptions about acting. "There is no character," Mr. Mamet has written. "There are only lines upon the page." This "Oleanna" squints to read between those lines, and Mr. Pullman and Ms. Stiles have obviously been encouraged to create characters who are more than what they say.
Normally this would be a good thing. But Mr. Hughes's "Oleanna" unwittingly makes a solid case for adhering to the Mamet method. If the "Oleanna" of 1992 left you breathless, Mr. Hughes's measured interpretation leaves you plenty of time to breathe — and weigh and calibrate the arguments of its irrevocably opposed characters. With a set by Neil Patel that lends oddly palatial dimensions to a college professor's office (with scenes punctuated by the ominously slow closing of tall, automated Venetian blinds), the play has been pumped full of an air of thoughtfulness that paradoxically comes close to smothering it.
That's partly because "Oleanna" is a play about people for whom language is a conditioned reflex. They don't think before they speak, even when they believe they do. A series of encounters between John, a professor on the verge of landing tenure, and Carol, a student on the verge of failing his class, the play is essentially an extended conversation. But it is shaped by the understanding that all conversation is potentially dangerous.
Carol comes to John's office, distraught, to ask for a passing grade; though preoccupied with his approaching tenure confirmation and plans to buy a new house, he decides to help her. What happens after is a matter of individual interpretation, even though we see exactly what happens.
Or do we? What's so infernally ingenious about "Oleanna" is that as its characters vivisect what we have just witnessed, we become less and less sure of what we saw. Anyway, that's what occurs in performance — or should.
Think about it afterward, or read the script, and you'll realize that the sympathies of Mr. Mamet, a man's man among playwrights, are definitely with John, however flawed he may be. It also becomes clear that Carol, as a character, is full of holes, most conspicuously in the way she uses words.
All this is uncomfortably visible in Mr. Hughes's production. Part of the problem is that Ms. Stiles is such a naturally assured, even patrician presence that it's hard to credit her as the confused, intellectually bankrupt student of the first scene. From the beginning Carol appears to have the upper hand. (When she cries, her tears seem made of ice.)
By comparison, Mr. Pullman's John registers as an addled, vulnerable figure. As Mr. Macy played him, John was pompous, patronizing, self-deluding and, for all his Socratic questioning, as much the prisoner of his intellectual clichés as Carol is in the later scenes, when she becomes an avatar of political correctness. Mr. Pullman puts John's lack of confidence on the surface. He's a chronic self-doubter, full of fear and given to mumbling, as if he doesn't entirely trust what he says.
As he has demonstrated in first-rate portraits in Edward Albee plays ("The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?," "Peter and Jerry"), Mr. Pullman is an expert in men who wear guilt like an undershirt. He conceives John in the same vein, and it's a carefully thought-through, often affecting performance, climaxing in a stirring vision of a man flayed of defenses.
Yet even when things get physical between John and Carol, Mr. Pullman and Ms. Stiles never seem to connect, or even to inhabit the same universe. Each has found a personal and unorthodox way of dealing with Mr. Mamet's fierce, fragmented language. Ms. Stiles speaks with a stiff, ladylike crispness, while Mr. Pullman gives what may be the most naturalistic line readings I've ever heard in a Mamet play. Neither approach is entirely appropriate to Mamet-speak, though it would help if both performances were on the same stylistic page.
Topical resonance helped make "Oleanna" famous, and it's that aspect that the play's producers are no doubt hoping to capitalize on with the production's postperformance talk-back series with assorted guest celebrities (former Mayor David N. Dinkins, Kathryn Erbe of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent," etc.). But "Oleanna" exists on its own timeless terms, and they're defined by the power and limits of language.
With Mr. Mamet, the words really do come first. As this production demonstrates, interpreters who try to sidestep this cardinal rule do so at their peril.
There are key phrases in David Mamet's "Oleanna" that in their banal simplicity reveal as much about the two adversarial characters and their corrosive dilemma as all their heated verbiage combined. For frustrated student Carol, it's "I don't understand." For her heedless professor John, it's "I can't talk right now." And both of them favor multiple variations on "Do you see?" Miscommunication more than gender politics is the central issue in this incendiary 1992 two-hander, and that gulf is exposed with bristling conviction by Bill Pullman and Julia Stiles. But Doug Hughes' meticulously calibrated production can't correct the imbalance of a manipulative play that only feigns impartiality.
Written as what seems like a knee-jerk response to the Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill circus of 1991, and the stranglehold of political correctness that was peaking around that time, the play remains provocative, even if it's unlikely to spark the same impassioned debates it did 17 years ago. The big difference is it now seems more about the misinterpretation of words and intent than the then-hot-button issue of sexual harassment.
In this showdown between a liberal Ivy League college professor (Pullman), whose opaque manner might be read as smugness, and an academically insecure student (Stiles) with a chip on her shoulder the size of New England, Mamet stacks the deck too heavily in favor of the former to make the drama a fair contest -- or to escape the charges of misogyny that have long dogged this play.
Carol is possibly the most complex female role created by Mamet, a writer whose women are more often ciphers than believably fleshed-out characters. But her switch from angry little-girl-lost to merciless destroyer of the patriarchal hegemony -- and mascot of an unspecified "group" that clearly suggests some radical-feminist coven -- is so rapid and calculating that all the vulnerability Stiles brings to the role can't make Carol much more than a vigilante taking down a scapegoat.
That shortage of ambiguity in the heavy-handed central conceit is a significant hurdle, but Hughes' sleek production is psychologically needling and uncomfortable to watch in a way that surely honors Mamet's intentions.
Designer Neil Patel amplifies the abrasive nature of the material by imprisoning John's improbably spacious, cherry wood-paneled office behind a wall of chilly metal blinds. They ascend and descend with an excruciating mechanical drone at the beginning and end of each scene, shutting out the wintry courtyard beyond and blinding their occupants to the world. Squeezed here into a single intermissionless act from the original two, the three scenes are clearly demarcated.
In the first, Carol appears petulant as she reveals her feelings of intellectual inadequacy. Her mood seesaws between tearfulness and prickly impatience as John's attention is diluted by constant phone calls from his wife and lawyer about closing complications on the purchase of a new house. Even worse are his rambling reflections on himself and the impending confirmation of his tenure. Then there's his earnest (or possibly mocking?) questioning of the value of higher education. While the character is not above reproach, his worst sins appear to be distraction, hypocrisy, windiness and condescension.
Nothing more untoward takes place than a consolatory hug and some poorly chosen words, but in scene two, Carol is back at John's invitation to discuss a sexual harassment complaint she filed to the tenure committee. Why either party would consent to a second private audience after such a grievance had been aired is unclear. Why they would then opt for the third encounter that constitutes scene three is even less so, and just one reason "Oleanna" is more an intellectual construct than a completely credible dramatic situation.
That said, once they get through the mannered opening stretch, in which almost every thought is fragmented and every second word either bitten off or interrupted, Pullman and Stiles keep the argument airborne, the interplay taut and the tension visceral -- right through to the disturbingly real climactic flash of violence.
Stiles (who played the role opposite Aaron Eckhart in a 2004 London production) has a tendency toward sulkiness that doesn't do much to soften her impossible character. But her balance of agitation and self-possession at least keeps the audience guessing a while, even if Catherine Zuber's three costumes for her could have been more subtle about indicating Carol's progressive empowerment.
Pullman is a far more emotionally available actor, and his inherent affability may play a part in further destabilizing the play's already shaky male-female equilibrium. Mamet makes us painfully aware of how much John has to lose, at one point even having the character question it all himself: "Am I entitled to my job, and my nice home, and my wife, and my family and so on." The playwright later threatens the ultimate intellectual castration when Carol smacks John with a demand that he repudiate his book.
Pullman's body language is transfixing -- flinching and increasingly worn as her attack gains force and his every attempt to reason with her lands him deeper in the muck. He's tense, twitchy and almost touching in his waffling certainty that Carol's charges -- no matter how carefully recontextualized to construe the most damaging intent possible -- have no foundation.
The dynamic is certainly unsettling, and its investigation of the susceptibility of language and behavior to perceptions that can distort truth and shift power is compelling. But while Pullman makes John's undoing a harrowing spectacle, the sheer acrimony of Mamet's stance against Carol blunts the confrontation.


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Anderson Cooper's Advice to Children: "Don't Be a Blowhard"
Anderson Cooper's Advice to Children: "Don't Be a Blowhard"
CNN's silver fox stopped by a Bay Ridge school on Friday to talk about being a reporter, and how much he doesn't like to hear himself talk. For someone who is on the news every goddamn night, Cooper sure made it a point to mention twice while talking to these kids how much he doesn't like to hear himself talk. Oh well, guess it's always good to teach them early to be humble, right?
He spoke about being shot at for the first time, and told students considering a career as a news anchor to ???try to resist becoming a blowhard.???
"Hey kids, when you come from Vanderbilt blood, attend Dalton, and then go to Yale for college, it's always good to keep it real. Thug Life. Don't be a blowhard." I imagine then Cooper dropped the mic, said "Coop, out!" and left the stage.
I guess in Anderson's defense, he should have said "try not to resist blow{ing} me." That is, if you're under 25, latino, live in Chelsea, wear tight tee-shirts, and don't mind walking two steps behind me whenever a camera is around. Oh, and pretend you don't know me if we run into each other at Equinox.
Anderson doesn't flaunt his Vanderbilt background and is actually pretty low key about it. The only people who want to jump on him for something he can't do anything about are smartass bloggers. And why does every discussion about Anderson have trigger comments about his sexuality?
In all honesty, I still think he's hot as hell. I'd jump his bones any day.
"For someone who is on the news every goddamn night, Cooper sure made it a point to mention twice while talking to these kids how much he doesn't like to hear himself talk."
Drew, have you watched many other cable news shows? Anderson's lack of theatrical speeches, opining, yelling and bullying make him comparatively a very quiet and unassuming cable presence.
Telling kids to get into this business should be a crime. But, get a Journalism degree so you don't have to take Algebra, Science, and Economics is a reason why we have a shortage of engineers, scientists, and doctors.
@Nate: I think Anderson requires his boys to be 3 steps behind him at airports.
No, he just requires them to fly coach while he flies first class.
I'd go with him no matter where he made me walk or sit. Anderson's probably a pretty good sugar daddy - worth putting up with being treated like second class.
@anon: You 'think' he does?
@Mark D: And Page Six reports the truth now? And if so, how do you even know the guy was his boyfriend?
Don't give rumors as reasons to put someone down, it's nasty.
I think Anderson requires his boys to be 3 steps behind him at airports.
He's supposed to be out in his private life and it's hard to imagine him "requiring" something like this or that anyone he's involved with would go along with it.
@Nate: Unless you (anyone) knows him, we don't know who he is out to or what he asks of his friends.
True. But when you hear the same things reported day after day, it makes you wonder. That being said, I'd be AC's boo any day. Those eyes just drive me crazy!
Never seem to hear of Julio Cesar or any other date attending events like the Vanity Fair party with Anderson. If they do, he certainly never walks in with Anderson.


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Though Punta Islita is not ever likely to have golf beyond its driving range, the most memorable moment of my trip occurred here on the beach. Crossing the curving stretch of sand and an area of cliff-side tidal pools filled with all sorts of mysterious creatures, I came to land's end, where I discovered a sea cave running into the tall cliff protecting the bay. Looking closer, I saw the rays of the afternoon sun coming through the opening and realized it was not a cave, but a natural tunnel, four feet high and maybe fifty feet long.
Even at low tide, the surge of the waves and the slick, wet rocks made the journey potentially dangerous, but I knew already that I had to go through that tunnel, had to see what was on the other side. Timing my jump with the ebb of the waves, I scrambled down the slick rocks and made my way into the chamber. All around me, inches from my arms and face, thousands of fat crabs crawled up the sides of the tunnel to escape my progress. I pressed on, climbing the incline and emerging on miles of deserted beach with the last rays of a glorious sunset. I only had a few minutes of this splendor before the rising tide would block my return. But a few moments was enough, and I headed back into the tunnel, where the crabs again surrounded me by the thousands.
Pura vida they call it. And now I know why.
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At Garrade Leon and other courses in Costa Rica, the terrain is quite hilly, and a golfer is often faced with a sidehill lie. Here is my advice on how to play a shot with the ball above your feet:
Choke down on the club and play the ball back in your stance.Stand more erect than usual, with less knee flex and more distance between you and the ball. Put more weight on your toes because gravity will tend to force your weight to your heels. Take a flatter, baseball-type swing and don't use your legs as much because you might lose your balance. I prefer to take more club and use a three-quarter swing to keep my balance. Others might just take a slower full swing. Aim to the right of the target, as the normal flight is lower and right to left.
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General Information - How Skating Classes Work
The IGLOO at Mt Laurel offers group skating lessons from ages 3 to adult, all under the tutelage of Professional Staff Coaches. Each skater is registered with USFSA and will receive a log book and badges for all completed levels. The classes are designed to take skaters from beginning through advanced levels. All Skating lessons include a half hour instruction with half hour practice time. Skate rental is included with the class.
Group Lessons
Group lessons consist of several classes at once at a particular date & time on the Ice. These classes include Parent & Tot (Snow Plow Sam), Hockey Levels 1-4, Basic Skating Levels 1-8, and Adult Lessons. All Classes usually consist of 6 weekly classes. Classes are a one hour session, each of which, includes a half hour of class and a half hour of practice time.
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Private lessons are available for all levels and types of ice skating. Whether the interest is in the fundamentals, the more intricate skills required for figure skating, or the power and agility for ice hockey, we have the instructor suited for your individual situation. For Information about private instruction, contact the skating director Rocky Marval. He can be reached at extension 228 or email@example.com.
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For Children Ages 3-6: Can begin with our Parent & Tot: Snow Plow Sam Program. This program teaches basic skating skills while allowing the parent to participate (Although parents do not have to participate, the parent MUST BE PRESENT for this class). From here, students can move on to Basic Levels 1-8.
For Recreational Skaters: Older Skaters (ages 6 and up) interested in learning how to skate can begin with our Basic Levels 1-8 Classes. These Classes teach the fundamentals of skating.
Learning Freestyle Skating: Depending on current skill level, skaters wanting to learn freestyle, begin with Basic Levels 1-8. After Learning the basic fundamentals, skaters can move on to our FreeSkate Levels 1-6 Program. In this program, skaters learn more advanced moves like spins, jumps, and dance sequences.
Learning Hockey: Depending on current skill level, skaters moving into hockey begin with Basic Skills: Hockey 1-4. This class is designed to teach hockey skating, which is faster and more agile. After completing Hockey Level 4, skaters move on to more advanced classes like PowerSkating Beginner. In this class, skaters learn more advanced hockey techniques like explosive starts, tight turns, hockey stops, etc.
What to Bring and Wear
Skaters: Gloves are a necessity. Dress in layers with warm comfortable clothing. We require all Children under age 6 wear a helmet.
Hockey: Participants for LTS:Hockey 1-4 and Power Skating must also wear a hockey helmet and mask in addition to gloves and warm clothing. Hockey Equipment is needed for PowerSkating. For details, see PowerSkating.
Participants should arrive 20 minutes prior to start time of their Session.
Make up policy: There will be NO MAKE-UP CLASSES and NO REFUNDS once class has started.
Refunds policy: There will be a $25.00 CANCELLATION FEE prior to the start of a session.
Late Registration: Classes will be pro rated once a class session has started only! Tuition must be paid in advance to secure a position in class. We recommend participants register at least 7 days in advance of the start of your program. PARTICIPANTS REGISTERING ON THE DAY OF CLASS WILL BE ASSESSED A $15.00 SURCHARGE
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From 2004-9 Philippa was senior advisor at the EU-China Trade Project (EUCTP), the EU's largest trade-related technical assistance program worldwide.
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Prior to joining the EUCTP Philippa was a member of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. From 1999-2003 she served as trade policy specialist at Beijing's Australian Embassy, a time of regulatory watershed in China. Following accession to the WTO in 2001, China embarked upon a major program of economic and legal reform that continues today.
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David is concurrently a Visiting Professor at Peking University. He holds an honours degree in anthropology and philosophy and a PhD in Chinese studies from the University of Sydney. He has held a Fulbright Fellowship at the University of Chicago and senior academic positions in Australia, Singapore and China. David's interests take in a sweep of issues affecting China's social, economic and political reforms, focusing on the planned transition to service-oriented government.
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text: An Historic Tour of The Pier HotelThe Pier Hotel is the oldest continuously operating hotel in St. Petersburg. Throughout the years, she has seen many changes. Please join us on this historic tour... The year was 1921. Saint Petersburg was a boomtown both in real estate and tourism. Just 45 minutes to the Northwest was New Port Richey, where the famous silent movie stars of the 1920's built their mansions to escape from the rest of the world. As they arrived by rail at the transportation center in Saint Petersburg, an overnight stay was typically warranted. The Pier Hotel was built to accommodate these guests and many other early travellers of that era. Never a private mansion, The Pier Hotel was always, as it is today, a boutique hotel accommodating guests with discreet privileges and impeccable European service. She opened as The Hotel Scott in the early Fall of 1921. The Scotts made a fortune in early real estate investments, and built the hotel to showcase their family name. They soon moved on to other projects, and in 1923 sold the hotel to the Cordova family. The Hotel Cordova reigned from 1923 until 1999, when she finally closed her doors after 75 years! Although the Cordova was well known throughout St. Petersburg for over 7 decades, the truth is that the Cordova Family sold the hotel in the early 1950's. For the next 50 years Hotel Cordova changed owners several times, though the name never changed -- until 2001 when the extensive renovations done to orginal standards of exemplary workmanship earned her a new name. The Pier Hotel now resonates with a sterling reputation for service, style and value. Local lore has it that when the Cordova Family purchased the hotel, they brought their personal major-domo from their Michigan estate to manage the hotel. It also holds that this unknown major-domo (no one seems to remember his name) ruled the hotel with a firm hand. Dressed in full formal uniform, he maintained a reputation for impeccable accommodations, personal concierge attention and European service. He passed away in the hotel after providing more than 20 years of service. Legend also murmurs his image has been seen on many occasions throughout the Hotel since his death, perhaps still overseeing the accommodations with loving attention to the last detail. In 1999 the hotel closed, having been in a state of decline for several years. During the late '80's and early '90's, downtown St. Petersburg as less than a desirable place to be after sunset. She sat empty, waiting to serve again after her long winter sleep. During this time, schoolboys would occassionally break into the old hotel at night, and tell the story the next day of hearing the major-domo howl with disapproval in the empty halls of the hotel. Then, a metamorphosis took place in downtown St. Petersburg! It was called BayWalk and the Downtown Shops. Seeing the potential of this lady with an aging dirty face, a local investor purchased Hotel Cordova, saving her from the wrecking ball which had claimed her sister hotel next door (now a parking lot). She was completely gutted, then installed with new fixtures, wiring, paint and finally, the period decor. Each detail lovingly restored to the exceptional standards to which it was built in 1921, right down to the water basins in the hall (where servants washed up before serving their wealthy employers). Today, you'll see the same great arches, the same spacious rooms, the same elegant verandah and the same attention to artisanship from a time gone by. In the 2000/2001 season, she reopened as The Pier Hotel. The major-domo reflection was never seen again. We like to think has was satisfied with the result, and could finally rest at long last! Today, The Pier Hotel's guests enjoy the same service as was originally provided in the 1920's, coupled with her adjoining BayWalk location, fine museums, ever expanding list of restaurants & night-life venues, recreation opportunities, waterfront parks, and as always, the sparkling, beautiful waters of Tampa Bay! The Pier Hotel boasts 33 tastefully appointed guest rooms, most with microwaves, refrigerators, wet-bars and all with French duvets, high-speed Internet access. Many of the guestrooms have the original clawfooted ladies' soaking tubs. Imagine the comfort and peaceful escape from the outside world while soaking leisurely in these tubs, then dressing later for an evening on the town! Today, The Pier Hotel is known for its European service and discreet privacy for both high-profile guests and tourists alike. The Pier Hotel was awarded the 2002 Restoration of the Year award from the St. Petersburg Preservation Society. |


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Sgt. Robert Burkhart
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9/16/2011 Police Officer Fitness Standards Implemented
[Gulfport, FL] – Chief Rob Vincent today signed a policy that will, for the first time, require police officers to maintain physical fitness standards. Up until this point, police applicants have been required to pass a fitness test, but once hired, officers haven't been tested again.
When Chief Vincent was appointed last year, he made it clear that this was going to be a priority. "Police officers must be prepared to meet demanding physical challenges at any moment. Their lives and the lives of those they are sworn to protect depend on their ability to stay in the game when the worst of the worst happens," said Chief Vincent, who also expects reductions in insurance and workers compensation claims as the overall health of employees improves.
The police officers' labor contract allows the chief to establish and test for fitness standards. Before implementing the policy, the chief met with union representatives and then designated a committee of officers to review several alternatives and come up with the details, including the type and frequency of testing, as well as the corrective measures for those who cannot pass. The final product contains these provisions:
A pre-test will take place in October of 2011. The results of this test will not be official.The first official test will take place in March of 2012.
Prior to testing, a certified trainer will check officers' blood pressure and heart rate. Any showing at-risk results will be required to obtain a physician's clearance to take the test. If the clearance is not granted, the officer will be placed on light duty pending further review.
Any officer who cannot pass the test will be placed on light duty, and a re-test will take place up to three times at 30-day intervals.
Any officer who cannot pass the test within 90 days after an initial failure will be subject to discipline, up to and including termination of employment.
The test itself is based on a model that was originally introduced by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and that is currently in use at other Florida agencies, such as the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office and the Florida Highway Patrol. In order to pass, officers will be required to complete these steps within a specified time limit:
Start seated in a patrol car. Exit the car and obtain mock handgun and flashlight from the trunk.
Run 220 yards.
Negotiate an obstacle course, including clearing a 40-inch wall, jumping hurdles of varying height, running through a serpentine, and low-crawling under a 27-inch-high by 8-foot-long obstacle.
Drag a 150-pound object (representing an unconscious person) a distance of 100 feet.
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6IKEA LACK Table LED Light with Bluetooth Speaker in toilet
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Here's my step by step DIY LED light with Bluetooth speaker I made for my toilet.
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Schick! Wann gab es denn die Leuchten bei Lidl?
Spiderman does his own home repairs?
For crying out loud.: When doing electric work in the bathroom ALWAYS use stuff that has been classified for use in humid areas.
Doing otherwise is asking for trouble. (And your insurance company is more likely to report you to the cops than pay up) -
@Seb and @ the rest. This is a dutch instruction. You can see that by the Blokker stickers.
Also no insurance companies report you here But you are right always use classified stuff.
But this is a toilet only room. So theres no need for that.Good work at the instructor. its not my taste with the back lighting. I woul also hang it more to the middle of the room.